Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-25
Poore's 10 be heard from.
FRANKLIN-(2, DELI

fhhNkIlN-(2 DELI
"Our county election is over. II commenced N The
nrst Monday in the mouth, and continued three DAYS. II
naaoeen the impression OF the Bank party for some time,
that there was no chance whatever OF elecino . I,rL.on
man 10 rcpresent us in the mex Legislature. con,end;ra
as they did, that the people OF Franklin would set Their
1Sees against tue iawless course OF the modern usurper.
TITO friends OF the Administration, however. Determined
not TO "give mp the ship without an effort TO save her.
aud the result will show whether or hot Andrew I,ckson
nasoeen Abandoned by the untrammelIed and indie penden,
yeo'sanry OF the county; and whether or not they are To be
duped into the belief, that their unwaverine and ua,,;,,;c
Chiei Magistrate is hurried away by the violent impulse,
oil a mad ambition, and has lost sight of the bonor md
glory OF his country. ="
We had FIVE candidates before us, all oppo,ed n ,hs
Ahm'ni'tra ion but one. When the polls were finally
closed, the votes stood thus:
John ~. Holland Jackson0 aos
John Wade, (Ani) aoS
Samuel Hale, (do) doc
w. p. Woods, (jol 90
VIM BurweIl, (do) leo
AS you may naturally suppose, every exer;ion wa,
made by the Opposition party 10 defeat the Administration
Tuesday morning, it was seen al once that Hul!snd was
beyond reach. and that the conies, would lie he, " cen
Hale and Wade. The battle now wsxed hot er and hotter
The friend, Of each OF these gentlemen discovered The
necessity for efficient and we'll planned action. They
cav that not a moment was to be lost, and every nerve
mist be strained. Recruits, recruits must be rallied "
Away scampered the messengers aml runners 10 every
point of the compass. Vol les Of grape and canister av.r
aud anon, poured in ON each side. Now, the runners.
''climhed the dizzy steep" Now, they .srusb,,hroug,
'thickeis. and down the vahies sweep" Those Who I'D
not feel a thrilling interest on the occasion, and s,sid a,
mime, tdhu mere ever VIII d q such, "cOme veal mr. vo -
come war or penee) were summoned, night and day, to
the polls. The ploughman hailed midway in the furrow
ungeared his nag. aud hied to the battle. ground. The
merchant dropped his yard stick and si,nt I'm sI,on. ,hs
milerie fl the %mili-boys to grind their own turns Even
hoary age rose up, rested upon his cane, and Determined
fo"gc {. head" ITO the polls, TO the polls, my worthy
polls were closed for the day, and Wade still ahead of
tiaie. How these gentlemen passed that night, let their
pillows tell. wednesday morning came, and the 'iugo Of
war was renewed with unprecedented yigor. The most
torturng suspense beld its sway over ali. save a f.yv
merry souls that enjoyed The amusing, yet interesting
event. or all the farcicai election scenes in u Renuh-
lican land. II was certainly acted in the .ineat STYLE S,,cb
a scrdm6iing for votes was scarcely ever wine sseJ.
Aad while the lingering san was hiding his blusiirg disk
behind The western peaks, the two val AIT knights. after
having battIed shoulder 10 shoulder, Tor ,trae davs NJ
length found themselves lied fast. Al tba, ;upc,vrs I
1ou,d not but recall to mind, the stirring exclamation of
Richard III, when he fell in battle "a vote a vote. mn
hingdom Tor a vote" That golden casting uoie-.tha,
pearl Of great price 3"
"Haviug elected one sfauncb Jackson man. and ono mo.
dera,e anti Jackson man, III he should obtain the casting
voie) The friends Of the Administration conceive Thai ,I,ev
have achieved a permanent victory over the powerful
Bank party. Senator Tyler may now, The better iuip.
whether "io,cIdnd Gnd highland are united" in de.
nonncing our venerable President fr his heroic opposi,ion
to the Bank Of the U. States. The result Of the elections
ot virginia may unfold to him and his unGmbifious col
league, = chapter in the book Of Revelations. which ,hcv
have most strongly overlooked"
HARDY-U DEL)
John Mullen (ant) reelected.
LOUDOUN q Dr1)
John Janney 900, Lewis Beard 704. J. M McC,r,,r
6S0-John NJ Harrison 522, Lucket s2l. Updike ao
Jhree 'anties eleeted-no political change in the deles..
NEW KENT & HARLE CITY.
Roht. Christian. (Apii0 late Men,, i4s 4s Iss
J +. Roane. AntJ 4s 1903 ISL
Jas. Saunders, (fscksouA A
Christians majority, SIS
PRESTON-Q DEL)
VIM, Carroll (hdm) reelected over Maj. WIN. b linn
(Ant) by 40 votes. ~
MASON " IA Dr1A
Maj. A. Wsggoner, 1bs
-. Dryah, 1874
yV"" :" pe"le' 76
Jackson county yet 10 oie.-Represeuted in the lac,
Legislature by j. NJ. Smith Nnij-The politics Of the
present candidates are not stated IN lie X dnswba Banner.
NICHOLAS AND ~FAYETTE-Q DeL)
Stewart, m
Morris, o.
Fayetle yet to vote .-Rep-esenicd in lie las, LeeisI,.
lure by J. Stephenson (Adn). The Kanswba Banner
does not state the politics Of The present candidates.
TYLER-Q DEL)
The wheeling Times OF the 17fh April, SAYS " v. r..
pelsshmntl,t lA9i- YAM is elected TO the House Of De.
Iegates fotn Tyler" This county " a Is,elv ,enrs
senled BY Colonel Mccoy, Ndm)' who is now = e,pIi.
date Tor The Senate.
LEwIs-u DsL3
lanes NJ. Bennett Is elected in this counlv-Tb,
wheeling times (Ant) claims him for lie own party,
though we understand he L. for the Adminis,r,,;on' e.
cepi ~ one or t@o messures-This county was ren,e.
sen'ed IN the last lie gislstorc by Samuel L. Hays, JACK.
soD)
-%BoTEToURT coUNrY-n DELI
The fincss,le Patriot says, "ihe following Is the ssuI,
OF The election in this county, on Monday las1. for a Sem.
lor ana Two Delegates for the next Legislature. The vote
IS me sinaIlcr tbst has been given for some years pas,. and
- enu,e'y owing 70 the high waters caused by the heavy
ram winch Tell during the few days previous toibe election.
Dir. Anderson's majority wonM probably have besn I've.
tween two aud three hundred more. had the r,t,ts re-