Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-20
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For Cnttenden-In Shelby, 500
Probable majority, IL

Nv
For Crttenden-In Shelly, 600
Probable majority, II
rect"
The Lexing on Csz- tic states, that "Report rives
Le'cher the election 20 Congress over y GORE, by about SO
votes, and In the Louisville District, Criuenden has heal
rope by a small majority. These elections are highly ere.
di'ahle TO the honest Indignation OF The people Our worthy
Legislature made out the State into districts, which suitod
me purpose ofrlecting themselves or friends; and so bare
faced was he plan in the Louisville District, tina, 10 enclose
a territory OF country sufficiently anti Jackson and ltic nd.
y 10 lhe Us. Bank, the district has a population of more
man 10000 instead oil 40 ,GuO; yet the people in no n ,hi,
and MIR. Letcher's District, were refu.ing % sanction the
arrang' M mt, although I.etcher was prepared 10 have more
man iooo oil his political irieids in the boundary, aud MIR
Clittenden as many"
TENNESSEE. The following gentlemen have been re.
elected, viz: John He'll, Jvhn Blair, Cave johnson. Jane.
n PoiK Polk,s majority over Porter 1888, and over Brad
fora iuSo Johnson's majority over Cbeatham I,iO5, and
over Nsrab'e 1,73i.-Blair's vote in the 81 District wa,
. "a, C'rter 24so, and Arnold 1850. Luke Lea" is elect.
Ell In TIE knoxviiie Di-irict, by about l,3I5 over W iniams
lson OF Co. John Wiliams) and over GiIIespie l 6s7 :
In the 9Th d., David w. Dickinson is cleo ted. viz Diekin.
son 2'45o, Rrady 1899, M"ury l.l29. In the 9Th d., BaiIie
Tey zen" inthe Sd, Col. James Siaudiier is AHEAD FLAMES
l 'Greene, and supposed 10 be re elected.-SamueI Bunch
mas beaten John Cooke in another District.-And John II
Tores,er, has beaten Jacob b. Isacks by abou, 500 votes.-
me N. ln'eliigencer states, that private letters give rea.
son to suppose, David Crockett to have been elected owe,
mr.. RI zgeraId' the late Representative-but some Of The
tennessee papers contradict the report.-Wm. Carroll il
reelected Governor without opposition.
INDIANA has probably returned six OIL, of seven mem.
oers OF Congress, in favor OF the present administration
"''" ud'iOH) uds Dtalen e-t C9 votes
kinnard has beaten Wick some 736-Gen. McCartv am,
Hsnnegan supposed 10 be elected.
NoRTH CAnoLINA.-No returns from Mr.. Carson.
District. The names OF the members elected, are less
Speghi, Tho. II. Hall, M. T.. Hawkins, A. Rencher
James Mckay, y. L.. Barringer, Edmund Debery,* Lew.
IL Williams, William B. Shepard, A. IL. Shepherd, Hen.
ny w Conner and Jesse A. Bynum.S
*New members.
ALABAMA. is entitled to two additional Represen,a.
nves under The new Census making fire in all. The three
late memter' are candidates for re- eicclion-two Of Them
Mes;rs. {. Clay and Dixon II Lewis, without oppo.ition
nir; miardis, The third, is opposed 10y two c0ndidates, r.
ID Baylor his predecessor, aud Mr.. Young. I'm the
TWO new districts, the candidates are the late Goyerno,
Murphy' opposed by James DilieI; and The late u. State.
senator, John MKinlry, opposed by Messrs. Davis an.
Ha,ch.-No opposition to the re.eiection Of Governn,
uSyie' who has distinguished himself by his strong Opposi.
mAssAcHUsETTs.-Anoiher unsuccessful atteInpt ba.
neeh made 10 elect a Representative from General Dear.
porhs District, The 9Th. In twenty towns, the vote for
Dr' Ihurher, the National Administration candidate. !.
double what II was at the last trial. General Drsrborn's
Vo'e Is siightIy increased, and Mr.. Jackson's (Anii mason.
uou 1T same Is before. There are eight tow MS 10 he
hcsrd from, which cannot vary the result.