Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-22

2UU votes over joel fdncg, the jackson cnnd;.l,,~
and former representative.
CHrrTENDEN Lyon is reelected by a small maiori
ty over John Breatthitt, the Clay candidate
.,. Thus i will be seen, that tho Clay party have
At the last election they had but two.
STATE OF PARTIES.
o " Tho House of Representatives consists of
100 members. The following list shews the
strength of Parties far heard from:
For CLAY-56.
Bd'ren--Hez. P. Murrell and Franklin CORN.
Boone.-Php 8. Bush.
Bourbon.-Jesse Kennedy James Garrard and
Ezekiel Thruston.
Brdcken-John Thomson
Brackenridge-R. S. Lander.
Christian-Gustavus A. Henry.
Clay and Perry.-Alexandcr Patrick
City Of Lousrille.-James Rudd
Faycte.-Henry E. Innis, Charles Carr and
Richard III. CHM.
>F1eming.-Daniel Morgan and Abraham Megow-
an.
FrankIn.-John ]. Crittcnden
Gdrrard.--Jesse Yantis and William Owsley..
GdHatin.-Samuel Sanders.
Grant Abraham JONAS
Grdyson.--Wm. c.. Workman
Hardin.-Georgc Roberts
Hdrtan and hnor.-Henry Tuggle.
Henry.-William Smith.
JessdmRe.-David NJ. Woodson.
Laurel and Whitley.-Jarvs Jackson
Laurence md Morgan:- Jones'
LincOln.-Eogan Hunton.
Madison.-Squirl Turner Wm r. Letcher and
Abncr c. Daniel.
1Iason.-John Chambers and Jasper s. Morris
Barnes.
NIuhlemJurg-w. c. MNary.
Netson-D. S. Howell and DIR. Burr Harrison
Ohio.-Dillis Dyer.
Oldham.-James S. Crutch6eld
DECENTRALIZATION Elisha Smith 81
RusseH.-Dr. ]. S. Pearcc.
Shclby.-James NJ. Bullock Henry Crittendeuk
and Thomas p. Wilson.
Todd.-Francis W. Bristow.
Waren-fenry Order and Isucc Smith.
Wayne--Sharod Williams.
Notwithstanding
For JAcKsoN-f4.
-idair.-Smeon Creel.
Allen Walter Thomas.
Anders0n.-Davd White.
Bath.-Thomas ]. Young.
BuI[itt-John J. Thomson.
Butler and Edmonson-Richard Ford.
CafdaoeH.-Enoch Prince.
CdmPbeu.-Jefferson Phelps
CumberLand.- - Baker.
Dauiess.-DrJo Ohm Robertst ~
EstiH.-Isaac Mizc.
Grapes, Hickman, and observation-disclosures,
James.
tfreen-Wm. N. Marshall and ]. w. Barrett
Grecnup.-J. C. Rooms.
Hardn.--Adin Coombs.
Hdrrison.--J. c. Coleman and n. B. Coleman
Hart.-Benjamn Copeland.
Henderson and Uni1n.--Thomas ]. johnson.
Henry.-Franklin Chinn.
Hopkins-Andrew Sisk
.Jeferson--Robert Tyler and Rob't NJ Miller.
Le,ois.----C. B. Shepard.
Luingston-Joseph Hughes.
Merccr-R. b. M'Afee, 10. Haskin and VIM,
Bohon.
Monroe-.--John s. Barlow.
Nicholas.-G. w. RuddclI.
Open.-Thonias Voolfolk.
Pendleton-John Wheeler
Puiaski-John Hill.
Scott-Robcrt J. Ward and JOB Stevenson
Sianpson-William j. Williams.
SPe7ccr.-Edmund 5lonc.
| Irigg.-Lynn Boyd.
Washingion-Jesse Abel w. B. Booker, ana
George Grundy. -
The county of Galloway, which sends one ulsm:
Der, and the counties of Floyd and Pike which al
so send member, remain to be heard from.
we have, however, put them bot, down as Jaclf--
son-the vote, therefore, for u. States Senator irs
the House of Representatives, will be Sc for Clay,
"a for jackson. In the Senate, upon the suppo-
stion that Messrs. Rudd ind Thompson persevere
IN their votes of last session, the division viii bo
1919. Upon joint ballot, therefore, there Will
BIO a majority of t'oelue for Clay Senator.
awe learn, that Mr.. Ilen decided Clay mae, al
though he would have been elected 10y !-. majority
stated before The elecon that he would be- &c ecS.
Nv instructions, relative Senator 10 Congress Con
sequen'ly, at precinct column opened for Clay
aud another for 4ck ON ar Sson received majoiiy.
But at another precinct whe the. almost
unanimous for Clay column opened Whether
MIR lien will consider himself instructed not,
| not say.
II is reported in Daviess county the ca nddaes
Submitted inc question of United States Senator to the
people, and they decided favor of MIR triitendeB f
this be that may be added the Sc and deduc
TED from The a. and in the deduct the vote
of Mr. 4Nen Iom Casey from tn Clay side and the
suit will be the same.
~ The Lexington Observer of the 12tby
speaking of the late election, ubseryes:-