Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22
STATE %ELECTInNs.

ia kentucky derived from the latest " most cred
lblr source IL will be seen from that s,atement
iha' the two parties will probably have an
EQUAL number Of representatives IN the ne.'
Coogrtu-though, by a reference 10 the ma
%Joritirs by which each member Is elected. the
fact rs evident that Mr.. Clay has a decided
majority in that State. THIS fact is farther
deducible from the returns TO tue State lie.
g%lslature, which are mofe favorable than could
have been expected. when sach facts as
are detailed in the following letter, to tho Etu-
ors OF The National loteliigrncer show the IN.
fpsnces against which the opponent, of the
administration had TO conteal
" Louisville, August i. 1871.
Our ola ciions ended yesterday. In tins
city WIckliife was beaten 523 votes yet he j.
elected. lnthr State Legs
lature few returns have been received bur
ir"m the hnst Information we have, we can
count On 10 for Cray, 10 for Jackson. aud the
remaining - We vail 10 hear from. | have
no doubt, however. there viii he u decisive
majority for the Election oi a Ciny Senator to
thr Congress of lhe Unled States.
Que thing il VsIy certain. Jacksoni.m
is routed III Kentucky 1t eau neve,
hereafter make a formidable stand. All the
power an1 patronage Of tue administration
were hroug hi 10 bear on the Election. The
Post Once Department, if one halt that is SAID
be true, vas no inefficient Instrument in the
struggle. How it has happened thnt The Anir
jackson newspapers failed IN al directions
from here 10 arrive nj their regulr periods,
While those Of tue Jackson order, were ent,rr-
" rrgular remains TO be accounted lOr. Il is
NOTORIOUS, HIT tor some tine past, previous
10 the Election, the mails i0sre cro,O ed Nth
ia ks0H Pppers and pdaptiets-i amphleI rom
Wrsl1ngt a., tanked by - ead -,
and the tlobe cnmr IN cudntle-s nurbar rs.
How mach MONEY wHs sem IN me Sine, W
know ~. Ater all then corrupt and c rrup-
,ing means and trvices, they have lated 10
ca,T, tue State
"Louisrake, AUgust5 ..
Prepare yourselves 10 hear ,bal zoe jack
son pa,Iy bre Wat-rluod IN tbs STATE. o. 81
members 10 tue Slut Legislature who a,r as
crTtrIned 10 be ,lertsd, ~ are 10, Ctat - to-
Jackson % remain 10 b. hrhId from, Ullho,e
! f"Iy Ueileve We shall have al ieast IA, II not
,
From The ndysoiNe (Ksniuckg EIele. Aus. 9
TIL LA1E ELECIiON.
Isl Disiuct.-HGrKY DANIEL, has been re-
elected by a majority ot 2l6 votes over Amos
DAVIS, the Gay candidate. In ,hIs district,
Cen. Jackson'S majority over Mr.. Adams, a.
the last fIesrdeut,si ElecnoD, "as l2U0 votes
Supposed gam OF tue Clay party 1000
2nd D~ntdcL-lHoMAs A. MAR HALL Co
by n malprIV OF 37S votes over Nicholas u.
Coleman, q } The laie representative. Out
succesg Ia IGis District has been euure and
compiler. The Clay cand. 'dte obtained a ma
lo,,t, Of 800 votes la Bourbon, oil IA Mason,
and II IN Bracken-amouuling aitog, tner 70
5S9 votes. The Jacksoalcand,date received tt
majutily OF 2i2 IN Nicholas, which waen d.
Quoted from Nj. Marshalls majority in Beur.
bon, Mason ana Bracken, leaves a clear ma
lority Of 37S for the Clay candidate. We
feel no disposition to make any unnecessary,
parade oil our victory. II l. enough thai
oar candidate is elected, and that olr pth,cl,
pies are triumphant.
3ri DsiricL-CH LION ALLKs. &C. ofC1arke
/, elected Ia this D,sftot, (her.iotare rrpresen-
I'D by JaWrs CiaISe) ~ aedr i4uO votes over
James S0hLnon, tue Jackson caud,date, His
mag rty was l,rge in { ,efy county o. the dis
lrIci.
An Disrict-RoBERr p. LErcHER (CD
IS htlieItd 10 have been re-, irrte d, d smail
najotuJ over Dtn,el GsraId. "no Is also toI
ClaN.
6h District -R. NJ. Jons,oS, q ~i,hou,
opposition.
y IL Dtaffi phEfh bELonf b " ny 4
majuray oi irnm 81 ~ 400 votes uvtr James
Ford Gen. Jackson's maioruy over Mr..
Albums. IN this district, vas up lrIs II 1000.
tn Distrlci-Grr. JOINS hDAIR, % , elec-
TIA over Mr., klucsld, II = lac member. by 4
MAJORS ~ OF tom 8 10 90. Gtn. Jrckson's
majority Ia the 7Ib district. Was 1910 votes.
Clay gaih 1909.
Sh District. The contest between DR. Gal.
rHrR, ID late member and the candidate oil
ue Jackson party, and cAMUEL BREETs, the
Clay candidate, has do1btess Uefu seiy 81 sc
Botu pariIss wele touii Tent ot success al a..
tl0.e ofIhe poll ON HE Brst Jay. 4 lew days
VIII dtspel all doubts.
oh DiSiuct-C. A WrFLlBFE, az 10 no
doubt re ,siected by a small maJpnty over
Charles NJ. Ihrus on, the Clay Candidate. The
Cry OF Lonlsville. hrretofor strongly Jackson,
gave a majority OF 523 votes 10 Ihruston.
rhs whole d riot gave Gen. jackson 1928
vote. ON Nj. Adal"s IN 1923. Clay ghlu.Auoul
SUp.
10Th Djstri1.-JunGE GomrK1as (C) was
geo Vptet ahead OF Mr.. Nancty j. IN the
Di'nIGt, on the first day and is no doubt cleo,
ted.
Ilth District THOMAS CHlLryE, CO. is
no DOUBT ,e.eiocted ~ a majority from 500
~ 1000. lis majority in he District On the
hfet day, over ms Jackson opponent, MI.
Hawps, rs upwards OF 800 votes.
I2lh Understandings, ChtttHdn Lyon
o. aud James BreasAil CO. No mte,l,s cace
J reteNeu
II Is Irohab IL rhat the repre sFntatioD in Con-
gees vii be equally dislted-out IT vail br DIS
covered, when thu whole is returned, that the
m-lhriuet Ia the CLAW districts IonnInud, Will
double those oI The Jackson DIS r,ts.
u The intelligence by the mail OF Iastnight.
renders the eleouon OF Mr.. b cuts over Dr.
Gather almost certain,
Joige rompAins Is onqueo'ionabiy elected
over ianery.
The Clay candidate (BrearhitD was between
. aud bJu yotes ahead oil his opponent (L} on
IA the counties hraId from IN the l. Ia DIs.
'tict. We thi0k II very probable. however,
tndt LyoniS reelected, but b. u grea,ly DUNN
'shcl ia. ,Ilty,
Ienntsee. -Willilm Carroll is reelected
Governor Of Iennessee.-John Bell, James X
Polk ana Cave johnson are reelected TO Con
gTeSs, without oppos ton. From Col. Crock