Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-15
alesel lhe voter. al he py. At length sran.. he new

addressed the voters the polls length against The new
candidates and the Administrations.
"M Mr.. Rives il young man little known to the people
Mr. Randolph had The prejudices of tho anti abolition
party to encounter. Messrs Gilmer and Southsl were
at the head oil the bar OF the county, talented and pcpu
lar without reproa~h or snspcion the fidelity Of
their attachment to the Republican administration OF An.
drew Jackson. The candidates all claimed equally the
dement's Of opposition to the Bank tho Of
the Depo'ies. The discussions turned chiefly ON the
charge in the Virginia Resolution, OF illegal and uncon-
suu'ions assumption OF power by the President. The
pocket nerve was appealed to with efecThus Won see
that all who voted Tor the late Delegates rsnnot be con-
sdered as hostile TO the present Adnnistra ion and in IA
Of the recharte The canvass wa, the mos, animal,
ell ever known In tho countyand the the largest
ever pollet."
PR nee WILLIAM.
"BRENrsvILLE. April 9th, 1884.
Our election in this county commenced yesterday,
and owing TO the almost unparalleled freshet produced
oy The rain on Sunday, had only "a this place.
(he Court Hou'e To-day we have heard ON all the
precincts, aud at this time, (ssy o'clock, p. NJ y the
candidates who have been sustained the ground that
ey are anu Bunk and anftTestorafion, are running
handsomely a-hea' and though, OF five candidates
tour a,owed themselves favorable 10 the election Of
kves the Administration candidate ahead has out of PSI
that our late, highly respectable representative nscon
ceved the sentiments Of large majority OF his cons,tu
euts."
We understand, that Mr. Williams (Adm'n) i. elected
over Mr. iooe the late Delegate (0pposi,ion pre-.
else veto has not yet reached us.
P0WHATAN ELECTION
says that he had informed the people, and should
continue to do So that he would ALWAYS faithfully repre.
sent their wishes aud directions while in his
i've Character when went 10 Court this morning
found that Mr. Nash had been elected by ID votes MIR
Nash said publicly the clerks office to day. before all
parties that there reckless opposifio
to any administration upon earh than there was TO IN.
present Administration. He carries his heart i'm his
hand, and is gallant and firm politician on all
There never was an election that has taken place Tor aS
years last past, that tCos greatly nres.ed in A..
the one that took place yesterday All the votes that
sent up against him, although he voted in favor Of tho
Bank This was very strange; but they knew that Mr.
Nash was true, aud attached to the admni.tra
GLOUCESTER ELECTION
"WILLIAMsBURG, 9th April 1891
AS the mail from below will arrive alter the hour of
closing the Richmond mail here unable to give YOU
day. the votes stood for b. f. DAbney 40 and for U.r.
wood Slall the other candidates Tor the Senate
Withdrawn The MULES here have been boastins that
gloucester, the county oil Senator Tyler would give six
hundred votes against the and To- their
majority ON the first day is only 49, This will be more
counties OF King William aud King s. @ een the resi-;
dences oi e two candidates, will close The contest be.
tween them For Gloucester county, Smith, the last
legate, received 1876 and e. Jones g."
WARWICK, NEW KENT &c
"WILLIAMsDURG, llth pril 1891 b
-"The Warwick election took place yesterday, and re-
suited follows: For Samuel Servant 63 NuIifer n
for William K. Moore, l3. Administraion-bo,h ,hos.
gentlemen residents OF Elizabeth Civ Dr. U,hn.,
from E. c., who had been also candidate wi,hdrrw in Ia
Law
From New Kent, learn that Chris IAN the late Deeg,,
received "a votes yesterday, ani.Jackson Roane of
Char'es CUy, u Nu'lhet; and Saunders ii, Aduinsra
uonhe poll to he kept OPEN All other opposition being
declined Mr. Robert Anderson became candidate in "a
vor OF the Administration, for the district OF York lanes
City and Williamsburg, in opposition to Mr. Gregory the
late Delegate" '"'
NEW kENr-2o minutes after o'clock Saturday.
1"ris"ah' (ahu'Jackson) I3S
Roane, (io) AZ
Saunders, Administration "a
Charles City to vote.
PRINCESS ANNE ELECTION.
"In consequence Of the bad state of the ro.Js nm Mon
day, from the previous heavy rains very few voters were
In attendance and we learn (says the Norfolk Herald
from gentleman " no left the Court. about
that there had only been AZ poedneariy all, for
Maxwell, Senator, aud Henry b. Woodhouse (5ormerj
delegate. The poll was continued for three DAYS"
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The following Is the complete state of The polI.-
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