Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-19
YTRGLJVLA Ell EC7IOVS.

YTRGLNLA ELECTIONS
BHRKrLEr County,
Cougress-in eonse quenee Of the heavy rains on
NJ MAY tn. sh, the poll. were KEEP, open Tor three
day. The following are the latest return:
WIN A,%,t,ony s4o-Ed~sra Loss. il, 2ie
Gscds 26O-i.ov Hsn.haw PIP
80 BorEroURr.
Crngress.-'Ths election Tor this county, lays the
F'nca,ile Patriot OF The IL BY commenced Monday
last, aud ths pole k.p, op.n at che Cour-houss
aud a. al the prsciuet Except SAem) III Wssusuiay
evening. Notwithstanding the day wa, vary unfayori-
ble en- uBu.usliy large number Of attended on
Monday. The people were addressed by The C.pd..
dates tor the L'g,isture, each disclo.inK fully h.
views Of tho inpcrsn, .ubse,. which The s:,en,ion
Of ,aat body would be directed.
"M- Craig very briefly solicited ths suraS.s Of the
people,, and hoped, a, his oppoprn. had wlthdr awp
that no feeling oil preferences ior bin shculd in
drce tie m TO withhold their votes frcm hims IT, Mr.
Miller followed, giving his inauc for Offering nd
his r,a'ots and motives for d. ching furihs
e;nvsn for Congress. He commented with severity,
and induigsd throughout his whos address, most
rally his tondnss' tor cool, cutting sarcls upon the
poIaeA course OF his cPpoIsni. Nc Crais replied,
evidently much excied. epdeavcrieg to explain away
the obJ-s Ions urged sgsind him uad whish he 10 I.
eeived bad made deep impression upon the audi nc
Mr. Miller az ain pres-n cd himself aud regretted al.
the calm review which no was compelled. in some
measures TO take OF Mr. CraEs course, should di com.
pose 'h,. gen,i.@.u-hs, 10 was gsT:s,Iy e,.Ra
Craig being OH. rwi... tn. wso. discussion p, I,:
tened 70 with ProfouSd stention and the m- int nse
eeres'. When The discussion closed, there seemed 10
a an
d=mna'on OF Mr. Crag's course, which he could In no
wi osRsve from the charge OF ineonsisten.y evrry
where Imputed 10 1t, and viv.diy portrayed by NJ
Miller-Ard deep rssre,'hs' il too a,o tot ,ba,
gentleman 10 re'rsct his dc efnin too 20 re.ine
"When the polls were opened, Mr.. Miller, Gndic q
that his fri pds si determined run him. begged n
he had any irha-n with them tina, they should no,
voc for him-that he wai TO wsy before them-,ha,
tc bad tak~u cs TO be wi bdrawn a. all the precney
and he wished the same course adopted here. We
have not heard doubt exercised ihst M Mil,,r,,
hsfn hate ardO
by more This county give 1900 vote, and |, has
n.ver, probably been dlo,ed 60 exert tseI before
Tor any Individual. In The vote Of Mr.. Craig will 9
found large pof ton M Mlllets warm.st political
| friends.
"For Coneress Robert Gag; o opposition.
George W. wilson sso-co JAM. c.r.m Oy0 s1 uol
John W. Thonp,oo 26l-CoI Thomas N. B,rsell
237-Cap, G.tard Banks If. li6.
BUcKINaHAM
| Congress.--Thcnas r BoulJin 42s
George Crrmp AT.
H. IF ID. q DrI.)- Capt. VIM N Ps,temn. 525
PA. B'lIns" 4Io-Major C. Yancey $50 Col. 5 p
Congress Cox, jr 65-C. M B-.xtoa !
H. Of D-aisx W J'ne, 5a-F. w More 25
ore Di' rss, yer 10 be heard from)
JAMES CRY.
H. ofD.-R ehafd,on 7s-R,bert Sh Lilo SO =
J. Nd. Gregory Ii--R,ber Auderiop 1. (York county
and the City oil Wi ismsburk y.t'o voie.)
NORTHAMPTON
congress IL COse u. 6o--C N. BraNt-n 60
II. Of ID. q D-i)-3ier, w. F,.hs. without Oh.
position.
Congr'ss -Ma'w. u 592-sni'h 20 -R.yno'd. rs
NICHOLAS
Congres-MaxwsiI 81 Reynolds 5l-Sni,a <6.
| Zone preeine, nst he ard from
KANAwHA
CJnErrss G,n Dsaisj Smith 276 -L,v;s Maxwell;
TS -Jobp-on Reynolds Al
III # ID. q ID i.)-Grorgs W. Summe.s. rs.eiset-
ed without opposiion.
- n. lda has 1, a
canvass f0F Congress. *
wrrHE
(Td The Edfors.) WrrHE c. III. II Aug 1881.
Tae polls wsr- closed a, hi, phase I,,, nigh i,sY
Ing the vote Of wyihs NJ fslIons:
For CJngrsss--Joscph Draper, 7ss
Charles Z. Johnston, az
TAO
Cb. J.. Crockett Reelected 10, ibs county without
opp,'iion.
Russsli county yei.d Ia,t week giving Jobn,.on n
m,j~riiy o; IS over D-sp.r
The CONTEST Is expected TO te severe, aud the resui,
very unesfs;n.
For Cvngress-"The eicenon for this s0ioty, (says
The riok aeon, Fl The 10 ~ 'ook place yeserdsy
Tor Congress and the 8 ate l. xts'a srs q No IN,
msr election p-rhsps, has 90 uush seHviy aud z..l
been manifested, mush intense erss, be N
eied Tor The isne, among the friends oi ,he
csbddaes Tor Congress The fjiiowi0g Is the resui.
al ihs sevsrs' phases a. which polI' wsr- t-d:
"For Coneyes,--Nsw,on 42s-LoyalJ 2sI.
"House IF Detegof,s-G General John HodSer sIs-
DR.. John p. Young 30l--J1hn A. Chandler 2g5 John
p. Leigh 2s4. The poll. were ssiI oseu a, o'sJock
/ (Nsw'on's prs'en' msjo-i;y 100 izs5eth CITY
i county, ADD Norfolk Borough vet 10 vsts
NoRTHUMBERLAFp.
ITO the Editors y Il send you herewith The yssnJ,
OF tbs election In ibis county, which did not close un-
III Thursday evening, 10 consequence Of The sImos,
ncessaDi rains during toe time, and which prevented
folly oue-hird Of the Of the county from attend
ing at ,bs polls, AZ the close Of the polls last evening
the vote stood ~ follow:
Comparatively W. Chinn III
RI John Tsiisfenc I2t
State Senote-Csl wm. Bssys 200
Gsr. J1hn p. Hnngeyfcrd
John r. Frzbush
II Houss 81 Del a DeI)--Tborpss ~. HsTvey" no on.
position, seD