Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-22

HOUSE OF DELEGATES

BATH COUNTY-Q DEL)
George Mayse, (Ant elected The vote was M,vs.
lsi, Elisha B. Williams. (Adm) So
POCAHONTAS-u DELI
M. Caek,ey' (Adm) Mr.. c. ha. been down in
Is mi-,sse-"Mr Csckiey is elected to the Legislature
Of Virginia a Jackson n,an''-So writes one of the most
intehigeht citizens OF the county.
bEhKELEY COUNTY-(2 DELI
r, MARriNsBURo, Berkeley Co., April IL.
The election for member OF the legislature took place
In mus county, at tho Court House, this day The resui,
For Edward Cols,on. (~niJaeksoo) sss
Edmund r. Huniet,- do 337
I" Peter Gardner, (Jack.on,) 259
John NJ stevens, DO ia"
OVERWHELMINGLY rLA
NoRrHUMBERLAND Comfy, April 18th, 1884.
onr election took place yesterday. resulted in the
election of iohn D. Leland Eq The candidates were
Leland, 1873. Roys'on Belts, loo, Stephen Crow,her. 49,
"A,' OF the candidates Addressed the citizens. They
are All decidedly opposed TO the u y Bank Mr.. Leland
anu Belts are friends of the Administration. MIR. Crow
Wer mas never voted for Gen Jackson the election howe
ever was not n''de upon party grounds. There were
o or 'hree votes thrown away party considerations.
Mr. Leland isa decided friend Of the administration.
VI have no doubt but he will prove an acquisition to The
party IN the next House Of Delegates he Is man OF &c.
mus no'ng viii DO wanting but application and energy,
10 make him an efficient the inber.
Justice to Mr. Crowher requires me TO say, that he
became candidate al late period He put himself to no
trouble 10 eec'ioneer indeed believe he did neglect
MS business single Gay OF the election Soon
aver ,ne commencement Of the election i, was mauiies,
ha' he contest would be between Leland Bets; in
consequence OF which, many Of his friends gave their
votes different direction. The smsllne., OF his
az much matter OF surprise the public ne il must have
oeen oil disappointment TO him.
INF Crowtheris agenteman Of strong practical mind;
ms original wit and genuine good humor would ensure
MN favorable reception in the House OF Delegates
"Ihe majority in this county against the u. s. Bank
overwhelming both CARDS its and
peuiency The people OF this county willing that
any corporation shall exis, in this country ha, has the
power 10 ramnel and teer the and exchange
OF the country at its will. We will have none of Mr.
Leghs contingencies Notwithstanding his argument
.oT permission to rofe for charter suppose Mr.
idd'e has the hand writing upon the WALL (he vote
IN the House o! Representatives, SO against the Bank
,a,. 1efe 1t is to be hoped that viii loosen The
uays OF Old that he Is not omnpoent"
RICHMOND COUNTY
KiCHMoND COURT House., April 10Th, 1884
Our Election for the State Legislature, as ypu know
commenced on Monday the 7h inst and from the rain in
the morning and the rise Of some OF our water courses,
Vhe stera very unusual occurrence with u.) the polls
were Kept open till Wednesday night. The result was
upon the close, that Joseph Palmer, the
candidate obtained l63 votes and Dr. Emanuel the Oppo.
sion candidate IS voirS Lancaster, which forms mar,
OF our Election district and the residence OF Emanuel We,
10 voie The friends Of the Admins are pleas,
cd ia' our vote has TO the report
OF he Opposition meeting which has noticed in YOUR
paper which seemed assumed he the voice of the
reope' and evidently intended Influence our Repre-.
sentative In Congress who pleased find, by his
vote upon the RESOLUTIONS reported BY the Finance Conn
mi'tee upon The Bank question: &c. &c. understood how
mat meeting was gotten up"
NANSEMOND-U DEIA
Richard d. Webb (an,i-Bank, anti Proclamation and
ant. Force Bill,) 1877
John b Berton, SO
Ills proper ioremark that Mr. Benton was not brouc h,
o"t ny ms friends until The morning the election This
Il The smallest vote have ever known poed in Nsnse
moni-and was owing to the belel that there would be
no opposition
LOUlSA-Q DELI
Louisa c. Ii. April 16;h, 1884.
% ne Election for this county has closed, producing the
following result: