Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-11
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MARTINsBURG. APRIL II. 1888
ELECTIONS.

Of Hampshire, Mr.. ID. was not present. At the
close of the poll last evening the vote stood a.
FOR CONGRESS.
Col. A. c. Smith, Jackson proclamation
candidate, 300
Col. Edward Lucas, Jackson ti-prOcIa-
nation candidate, 296
FOR SENATE.
Christopher Hciskell, Esq. a6i
William Good, Esq. IS6
W iliam Donaldson, Esq. 90
Col. John Sherrard IS
FOR DELEGATES.
Charles James Faulkner, Esq 426
Col. Edward Colston,# 376
Capt. Peter Gardner, PSI
Capt. William Grantham, 90
Prince ITTHian.-- Congress. Joseph w Chinn
20i, John Taliafcrro 1l7.-Assembly. John
Hooe, j.. l75,* George Washington l2l, Sam'l
c. Smith II.
Henrico-Congress. Andreyv Stevenson 46i,
John Robertson lS5.--Assembly. John NJ. Bolts
272,* William +. Randolph 257, J. G.. Williams
So, William Fulton 55.-Senate. Gen. Harvie
Ono opposition.)
Spottsyluania. John NJ. Patton
4f9, (no opposition. ASSEMBLY. c. L. Steven
s)n 29l,* r. d. Powell 1875, l.. Rawlings 45.-
One precinct TO hear from.
Princess 4nne.-Congress. Miles King 233,
George Loyal l22.-Assembly. II. b. Wood
house 207,# Jonathan Hunter SO, Caleb ard 46.
Isle Of IPight.-Congress. George Loyal 2s2,
Miles King 36.--Assembly, Joel Hoffman, Ono
o3position.)
Ono opposition. ASSEMBLY. Gilmer 500, South
all 552,* Randolph 493, Rives Isl.
Oiio-Congress. Wilson 525, Morgan 374.-
Assembly. PARROT $751; Mcclure 1861 McCoa-
nell 1877, Robinson 1876, Beck l57, Newman l22,
Curtis 50.
Rockbridge.-Congr Samuel Med. Moore
ABS, Robert Craig l06.-Assemby. James Nc
Dowell 457,* Charles p. Dorman 1861 William
ii. Caruthers 222.
Pend,eton.-Congress. David Steele 23S Jas
NJ. III. Beale So, Michael hyrihoeffer 4f.-Se-
nate. William Mcmahon Ono opposition. AS
sembly. Thomas Jones (elected.)
ntgomery.-Congress. Craig Sol, Moore
~. One precinct not heard from.
Charlotte lat the court house. )-Congress.-
John Randolph lS5 Senate. Col Wyatt POT +,
H. E. Watkins 96.-Assembly. Judge Bouldin,
Ono opposition.)
Gloucester Congress Richard Coke, jr. 300,
II. A. Wise 96-Assembly. Thomas Smith (no
opposition.)
Greenuazie-Congress. John Y. Mason Ono
King Gerge.-C ongress John Taliaferro 2O5,
Joseph w CHM 3l.-Senate. Dr. Grayson
157, Bayse 62.-Assembly. Hooe 1855 TaylorS6
JOHN p. KENNEDY Esq. Of Baltimore, has
accented an invitation from the Council of the
maryland Horticultural Society,"" to deliver the
Address at the first anniversary Festival OF the
Society, TO be held in June next.
THE GOVERNMENT DEPOSITS.
Enquiry having been made of us
why the yeas aud nays, in the House
Of Representatives, on the question OF
the continuation of the deposites of Co.
vernment funds in the Bank Of the u
nited States have never been published,
we find, on examination, that the fact
is so. The omission was of course &C.
cidental, or inadvertent. We have pro-
cured a copy of them, and subjoin
them.
The question being stated, on the I'd
day of March, on agreeing to the fol-
lowing resolution, reported by The COM
mittec of Ways and Means, viz:
RESOLVED, That the Government deposites may
in the opinion of the House, be safely continued
in the Bank of the United States.
The yeas and nays having been ordered
thereupon, the question was decided as
follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Adams, G. Allan, ii. Allen,
Appleton Arnold, Ashley, Babcock, Banks, N.
Barber, ]. S. Barbour, Barnweil, Barringer,
Barstow, l. c. Bates, Briggs, Bucher, Buld, Bur
ges, Cahoon, Choate, Claiborne, F. Cooke, IL.
Cooke, Cooper, Corwin, Coulter, Craig, Crane,
Crawford, Creighton, Daniel, Davenport, j. Da-
Wis, Dearborn, Denny, Dickson, Drayton, ORA
per- Duncan, Ellsworth, g. Evans, j. Evans, +.
Everett, II. Everett, Ford, Gilmore, Grennell,
Griffin, Fl. Hall, Halves, Hester, Hodges, How
ard Hughes Huntington lhrie, Ingersoll, Jarvis,
Jenifer, II. NJ johnson, Kendall, H. King, Letch-
err, Lewis, Marshall, Maxwell, X. Mccoy, Nc
Duffie, McIntire, Mckay, McKeman, Mercer,
Patton, Pearce, Pendleton, Pitcher, Potts, Ran
dolph, j. Reed, Rencher, Root, Russell, Semmcs.
Sewall, w. b. Shepard, Smith, Stephens, Stew
art, Storrs, Sutherland, Taylor, Il. Thomas
Tompkius Tracy, Vcrplanck, Vinton, Washing
ton, Watmough, Wiki f. Whittlesey, Fredk
Whittlesey, +. ID. White, Wickllffe, Williams
Yomg,-109.
NAYS-Messrs. Anderson, Angel. Archer
Jas. Bates, Beardsley, Bergen, Bcthune, John
Blair, Bouck, John Brodhcad, Carr, Clay, Clay
ton, Conner, Dayan, Ftzge4 aid, Gather Gordon
II. ii. HsIl, Harper, Hawkins, Hoffman, Holland
Horn, Hubbard, A. King, Lecompte, Lyon, Mann
Mards, NIasoa, lIeCarty. Mitchell, Pierson
Polk, E. C. Reed, Souie, Speight, Standeter, Frs
Thomas, w. Thompson. Wardwell, Wayne
Weeks, C. p White, IYorrsington-46
SO the resolution was agreed to.-Int
Of Mr.. BlpDLE, President OF the U
States Bank, Mr.. McDnHie spoke ii
rhe following terms, during his sPeecf
on the Bank question:--'1 know tha
gentleman well; and he conscientiousiJ
believed that there did not live moro
honest or q more honorable man on th'
face of the earth. No man in the u
States possessed a more thorough know
ledge of Banking in all its Operations
and never had an institution bee
managed with more perfect judgemen
or more consummate ability than thu