Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

i@h Cis,rc' James Graham, elected over Mr.. Car.
SON. tGraiam 1912, Carson 2i02, Newland 2IS3D
18th District Lewis Williams, re elected by Iarg.
majority over Samuel King (l5OO or I6OO)
The Raleigh Constuiionas SAYS that .be result has
beena change in three Districts only Bynum Graham
and Deberry are the new members. Mr.. Bynum in the
place OF Gov Branch is decided friend OF the Admins.
ration Mr. Graham, in the place OF Mr. Carson is tri.
umph oil Union man over Notification; he is a young
oil promise, and will give the Administration
sr aud liberal support Mr. Deberry has been before in
Congress-he owes his success mainly hi. opponents
having voted sgans char,erng the u s. Bank-he has
been elected only by 81 voteswhilst the member from
this District Gen. Barringer, has found the Rank load
very difficult TO carry His victory has been dearly OBJ
tanned; and for which he is indebted to the for
oearanee OF those OF his own county, who differ from him
sent representation in Congress- decidedly more
to the Administration than the last.''
IENNEssEE-First District John Blair
Second District Samuel Bunch"
Third District. Luke Lea
Fourth District James Standfer
Fifth District. John b. Forester.
Sixth District Bailie Peyton.~
Seventh District John Bell.
Eighth District David w. Dickinson
Ninth District James X. Polk.
Tenth District VIM. NJ Inge-
Eleventh District. Cave Johnson
Twelfth District. David Crockett
Thirteenth District. William c. Dunlap
Neo Members. Eight o he 10.
Forester has beaten Gen. Isacks, the late member In
FRANKLIN aud warren countless +. had 1881, L. 1917 3
other counties TO be heard from. Gen 8 defeat is prn
cipa'y attributed TO his voting for the Bank of the u S.
lnge, also member TO have carried The by
large majority his competitors In out al the
Counties Inge received ALA Davenport DOB Combs
6l2 -Crocketts majority over Fitzgerald in the coun
KENTUcKY.-In the third Congressional District.
Judge Tompkns, (Nat. Rep) is elected by majority of
80 votes over Hse Uackson)
Fourth District. Martin Beatty is elected from the
District lately represented by Dr. Gather by consde.
rable majority over that gentleman.
Filth District Robert p. Letcher by about 10 votes
+. p. Moore.
Sixth District Thomas Chiffon is again chosen to Can
gess beating his opponent by majority of to 500 votes
Re H.rI;n/
formerly member) is chosen in the BarIstown District
over Dr; Kudd, by majority OF about 200
Eighih District The contest between Mr.. Cruenden
and Mr. Pope has been very close but the latter is be-
heved TO be elected by few votes The report varies
from Is to g. Another assigns the majority to Crit
tenden The Louisville Journal Of the 18th Opposon)
says "We still indulge hope hat the result is (sgainst
Pope0 but hope is darkening to despair"
jorily over Mr. White.
Tenth District Chiffon Allan is elected without oppo
siton. 'r
700 votes Both were National Republicans
Twelfth District. Thomas A. Marshall is chosen by A
majority OF from to 500 votes
Thirteenth District. Col r. NJ johnson i, re. elected
without a regularly organized opposition.
HAYES is reported TO be beaten by p. r. Thompson
National Republicans)-Lyon TO be re elected bv a
large majority over his opponent, L. Boyd
The Louisville Journal states that "Messrs Pope Lyon
and H. M. Johnson are the only Jackson men, that be
long TO the new Delegation, all the rest being National
Republicans and the friends Bank of the Land Bill
and OF the present TarfThe Frankfort Argus ascrbes
the result to the dexterons management and clergyman
deIing Of Clay friends Itsays that "Mr Hardin has so
managed the wires at the last session of the in
laying OIL the State into Congressional Districts (by viola
ahg the constitution and every principle Of justice and
lair representaion 10 elect HIMSELF eg ht mime
OF his n National Republican friends But he acts upon
the principle, that the send jusiifes the means"
INDrANA.-We lean the reelection Of Carr, McCsr.
iy and Boon, late represcntatves-and the election
Lane, Kennard and Hannegan-new members One dis
trict TO be heard from.
ALADAMA.-In the Tuscaloosa District, S. W. Mar.
dis has beaten Baylor and Young, by large majority
"The Flag Of the Union 'dnnounces the gratifying fact,
that the Union ticket has triuphed, and that the prnci
pies oil Nufcation have met with most signal defeat
The respective parties rallied their forces
upon victory. The Nuifiers commended like men deter
mined 10 dle IN the "last ditch they did all they could
but were obliged to yield to superior numbers the
sisible and overwhelming influence Of public opinion
The election does not exhibit The strength the Uni
party in this county, because there were more candi
dates than necessary Tor the formation Of full tickets We
entitled to four Representatives the popular branch
the Legislature and there candidates OF the Uni
on party, Messrs. NJ. d. Williams, r. Williams, Ellis
Jones' Lynch Frierson and Banes There were only two
candidates OF the opposite party Messrs. Wilson and Fox
For the Senate Mcssrs Guild aud Perkins the can
ddates Of the Unon and Mr. Terrell OF the opposite party
Under these disadvaniageous circumstances we sonlt
not have been surprised if the result had been some
different. The Nuers must be satisfied they are
in great minority, aud 10 the language of Presiden
Jackson, Qualification cannot take root hereShoult
not the minority then yield TO the majority DO pa
trioism and good feeling dictate this course If the Nu
liners wi" yield to this amicabe suggestion, say io
ourself we will bury past differences IN oblivion, and fol
the future we will be friends"
! In the .1fObHe District Murply (Union) has heater
Delle by about 500 majority
In Limestone county, MIR Kiney had 90 TO Davis 427
Mr. u O. Clay had in county OF another District $50
MIssoURf-There arc several candidates, and the re
turns are go few and Incomplete that estimate b,
| formed Of the result.
The Maine Elections for Cosgress take place 10 Sepem
ber and those Of yharyIdnd in Ocober-There is con
siderable organization and struggle between the parties
| in both States.
vIReINIA.-For State Senator, to supply the pldc,
OF MI McComas, elected TO Congress, the Mdsor
county was for Ben. II. Smith 220 RI j. Fisher Co. Phi
lip r. Thompson 55 mir Fisher has since declined y
/ IN RdHdtoho Smith 2b0 Thompson 2if
The spirit seemsto be successfully ruopiue over Ca
rolius. letter from Wilmington states that upwards
SIPS 900 had been subscribed in that town in few DAYS
towards the Rail Road TO Raleigh Many Of her citizens
too we're sb,ent lis thought the plan would succeed
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