Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-26
Richmond, Friday, April DC.


Richmond, Friday, April 26.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
CONGRESS-
SURRy-John Y. Mason 17o--no opposition.
RAPPAHANNocK-John M. Patton--no opposition.
ORANGE-John NJ Pstton--No opposition.
MONTGOMERY DISTRICT.
Craig Moore.
Bote,oSrt. 1921 ss5
Rockbrdge, LOG '43S
Allegheny, 81 LAG
Floyd, 399 10
Majority for Craig All.
AUGUSTA Samuel Med. Moore is elected by so
AMHERsr-Gen. w. F. Gordon 32s-Scat,ering 2I5,
Of which Thomas Jefferson Randolph received upwards
ofI0O.
FLUvANNA-GenC Gordon lSO-no opposition.
NELyoN-Gen Gordon 5l-no opposition.
MEcKLENBURc.-For Goode 53s, Dromgoole So
Ghoson S3.
Decentralization 263, Dromgoole 4I2-Ghol-
sons whole majority in the District S5-Mr. Goode with
drew on the morning OF the election.
HARRIsoN DIsrRIcr.
Allen. Maxwell.
Lewis county, 4i6 2sa
Mason, los 239
Pocahontas, lis 40
Harrison, 1910 7S
20O2 go
Aliens present majority l332-wood. Randolph and
Jackson to be heard from, and there no doubt that
III
SHENANDoAH DISTRICT.
Beale. Steele. Meyorhaner
Shenandoah, SAT 8 70
Pendeton, So pa a.
Bath, 100 So 8
Rockingham, 2i3 Cos
Hardy, about 80 mai
Beae's present majority over Steele 3IO.-Page county
only TO be heard irombut Beale ee con considered
tain.
mir. Meycrhefrer withdrew before the Rockingham
he ROckin Rapi
contains the following annunciaion =" The Rev Mr.
Meyerhoeer is no more But last week he was busv
actor In the OF e aud he sleeps long sleep
OF Death He off in the vgour Of life aud man
hood on Thursday about noon.'l
HANOVER Stevenson. Robertson.
:" Court House $50 70
q Negrofoot IO3 ~
90 Cold Harbor 65 6S
8l8 1888
1, oSS @ o but one two that he could have had
turned out he would have gotten $50 votes more !, un No
foot They heard that the election considered did
counties They brought PowhStan and GooS
Stevenson to Richmond about 457 ahead of Ro.
berson The city of Richmond winds up the election to-
day.
KING WILLIAM-Roane lib las 25S
ROane's majority las
WEsrMoRELAND-J. Taliaferro, about 100 majority
over Chlnn Chin is reelected in the whole district by
about 80 votes.
FAUQUIER.-Charles f. Mercer re elected over Dr.
Richard Mason-The National Intelligencer says by
handsome majonty"-and that "Fauquier gave him. il is
believed majority OF more than 100 The Alex
andria Gazette claims majority Of SO for Mr. Mercer
all the precincts OF Fauquer except woin these he will
not lose majority Thus he would be elected by ma
joy in the whole district of 1.-THE Stage driver from
Fauquier reports, that Mercer elected over Mason
30 vOtes.'
NORFOLK DIsrRJcr-(Fros, The Norfolk BEACON.
thorough Election" The Election for Congress and
the House OF Delegates took place here Yesterday The
weather was as hne as could be wished for and the Polls
wei ansfaI AI,oh
the friends OF the respective candidates. seemed
inspired with strong assurance of victory. All the
didates both Tor Congress and the State Legislature a
dressed the people previous the opening of the Polls
al the close, at sunset, the vote stood
Miles King, $50
george Loyal, 279
Majority for King b1
Mr.. LoyaIrs majority in coming TO the
Borough, ia
INF L. consequently carries to Elizabeth City (he last
County 10 vote) on Thursday next, a majority of 63
The Editors of the Enq,arer.-s Gentlemen-Our
election came on to-day for Cumberland Countv and at
halt past o'clock the results as follows Randonb I7s
FRANCIS H. Deane, r l32-for the county A. Wilson POS
samuel Hobson 1879. MIR. Deane was not a candidate
Mr. Randolph made long speech in which he dealt out
mad boxed the compass in agreeing with all the admis
aions except one; but with all exerons he could not
get majority of the here. Those that were given TO
Deane added to those that TO others and those
.nst was nor gwen tor any one, would more
HJWeo owe our Acknowledgements 10 Mr. John Randolph
for several favors Of this description The time NAV come
when we shall return the debt with interest He has ca
Illuminated usbu how could expect to ESCAPE his re-
norseess vengeance? Why should he who has abused so
many others, have spared ourseves Or how could we
VINO despse his avacous spirit aud DISTINGUISHING rama
city OF the public money have calculated upon his for
bearance? - 80 "
HOUSE or DELEGATES
Hdn0Uer-W. H. Roane-no opposition
POtchafGn-John w. Nash by large majority
~ e. House. Aylett's Agg.
NJ Wm-B +: Dabney, 90 1877 $40
a. HAYES, IL ~ lib
49,, Dabney's majority, 1876
Patrick q D.)--Isaac Adams 323-Mr Cloud 237
BoOthe 81. - ~
XGPPahann0ck' new county carved out Of CuIpeper
emitted TO Delegae.-Dr Philip Thornton re- elected
Oy about w majority over Mr.. Walden
Wesfmcrefand q D)-Henry HungcrfordS by a large
vote over Mr.. Sturman -
.feckIeHburg q D.)-Kennons 16I ! Knox- osa
Garland Isl, Easily 1862
T"lherst q D. David S. Garland 3O6-Addison Talia
erro 237 " ana
HOdgson 80 -" no 'oS'P"
Nelson q d. Joseph C. Cabell without opposition.
BTunstoich u D)-TurnbuT 427, Dalys 2l6-BootIf
2il, Jones $50, Wilkes 1877. ~
Harrison q D.)-Daniel Kincheloe 504 John Gather
05l-Wiiam Johnson sos, George t. Williams 157 +
M wilson 4Oi, Abner Maxwell l5I ,Saml II Morris 6I
Caroitne-Upon investigating the POLL it appears that
athough Colonel Samuel more than 60 ahead of I
Dickinson, the latter had majority OF good votes and