Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-18

STAFFORD COUNTY.

which took place yesterday:
John Moncure,' (Adm) i3s los ia
J. r. Fiizhugh. LAT. Dele
gaze, (Opposilion) us Jos 223
Majority for John sIoneu. 81"
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY
"April 18th, 1884.
"rhe election Tor Delegate represent this county,
commenced last Monday, aud continued Tor three days.
in consequence Of high waters. The result follows.
TO wit:
John w. Williams. (Administration,) 2el
John Hooe, old member, (Au,i. Admiusration,) 1903
Basil Brawner, (Admnisiration,) So
Thomas b. HOOP, (CIay MANI IL
Or. Jesse Evil, (Adminis,ra,ion.) 3
From which. it appears that Williams is elected by a
field, against two Clay Coihom. Webster. Bankmen.
You may depend the people understand tho game, aud
will play it accordingly"
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY-N DEL
EXTRACT Of a letter from one cho at the Court
House .Nonday.--( COnni.nicdfed.)
Yesterday was our election MIR. William r. John.
the county who were opposed TO Mr. RS il the
last Legislature, earnestly pressed fellow. John
W. Jons', Egg to offer his services Blu, Mr. Jones de-
cIined upon the ground OF his professional emf.
ciaring most positively he could serve il elected
There was upcomnon excitement witnessed among the
people, who had assembled at the Court House, particu-
ar'y at the nomination aud support OF MIR. Leigh The
Srna,e Of The United States by Mr. johnson. Mr. L-ghs
late reckless course, in conjunction with CLAW Cahoun
and Webster in opposition the measures Of the Govern
ment had called forth the the people, This
excitement however, was in measure alayed upon
ed that he would obey the instructions OF his
Aud tina, he will be instructed support Mr. Leig
reelection from what understood on the ground. have
no doubt and, well knowing MIR. Johnson he will not
ai to conform this declaration. lie certainly could not
have anticipated the length which Mr. Leigh gone
there were, However many warm aud per.onal friends
Of Mr. J-and you know he has great number and ve-
ry desevediy too-not being satisfied with this
threw away reir upon MIR. Jones' that
they thought il best TO have at once that did
not require any Instructions great number OF the PEG.
pie present did not give their Mr. Johnson had al
| .Ieca a, r.. ~
and such know Rim TO be- Indeed il is a ell known
lac that none but such could be elected in this county,
Our county you know Is the birth place OF Mr. Leigh
We no doubt cherish for him the highest personal regard
but, as 10 his politics, and particularly his late course in
the Senate, we certainly do agree with him. must
strongly condemn him. This believe, is the general
!ment oil the county, and admitted by all whom have
heard express their opinions. will here remark that Mr.
Johnsons real friends highly mortified to see the
streaked party that is the Nulliers CIay.mep Calhoun
men, &c., come forward for him with much zeal They
were principally from and around Manchester in sight OF
one oil the spawns oil the national monster Had there
been candidate opposed to Mr. Johnson this class Of po
lcans being comparatively few in county, aud al
ways known to be the wrong sde would surely have
been Of no service to his election Whenever they think
they can perceive flaw in the political conduct OF man.
or that he is n the least inclined to their hotch
potr party they will most assuredy buzz around him
give him their motley support These men, can inform
,hem are mistaken. They may keep quiet William r.
Chesterfield poll about 900 votes. There were only
about 9o aken which Johnson got about 222 and Jones
about g.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
BATH COUNTY.
George Mayss, Anil re elected.
Col. Thomas Smith, (AnuJackson) 232
Col. Catesby Jones, Jackson) 81
JAMES CITY.
]. NJ Gregory, old member. (Ant) lOs- Robert An.
No d016, !. entertained Of Greeorys re election.
KING AND QUEEN COUNTY-Q DEL)
" Tor Jackson ami Rives.') 237
Robert Waller. c.An,i. Adm and for Leigb,') 2Is
John W. Robinson c'ior jackson and for Riv.s) 10
WARWICK COUNTY.
For Samuel Servant (Anii- Adm and Null6er) 65
VIM. 4. Moore (Adm ~
E.zaSe &c city yet to vote No doubt Of Mr. Servants
also Nulliher, who has removed TO Norfolk
FRANKLIN CoUNTY-(2 DEL)
1--WE learn verbally Says the yochburg Virgnia) that
Republican any IN the worl,)'.s elected by a ma
jory Of l2and that Tor the second Delegate there is
ne between Messrs Hale the late member, and John
thought will be returned by the High Sheriff The cleo.
ton OF Mr. Holland is attributable to the fact that he was
the only one OF five candidates friendly to the Admin
Court house; Messr,. Burwe aud Woods retIing from
the contest at the end Of he first"
NEW KENT.
X. Christian, old member, (Anii. Jackson) LAT
j. Rosne, (Anti-J ackson) 4S
j. Saunders, (JacksoD) 43
Charles City yet to vote.
LOUDOUN q DEL1
Mes" Janney, Beard and McCary"-aII Antics.
PRINCESS ANNE-Q DELI
Polls closed, Col. H. b. woodhouse re- eIecled-He re-
ceved III votes Tor the county, and Mr.. Maxwell (ae
-end'or) lib for the Scnaie3 for the Senate and
for the county, scattering votes.
CAROLINE COUNTY.-Q DELI
ut the Bopiing Green-for Rober Hord, a n admin.
sira'ion) 23T-Ssmuel ADMINISTRATOR I43- (o)
ll5 1T .NeedtoOod Precnct-for Hom 32-SsmueJ 81
Minor l6-ioai at the two foregoing psces-Hord 269
Samuel 1874 Minor 1871.
"GoIsnsvIlc aud Port Royal yet TO be heard from
1.-The Administration party, (says the Frederick burg
Herad) at the Bowling Green, finding, about O'clock
ing votes upon Samuel" p. s. A note from a friend,
written late Monday evening, says doubt is nouo
entertained Of Hords election by majority IF not less
than sirfy uofes."
The Administration party split and their division elect.
ed Mr.. Hord.-If the votes divided between Messrs.
Samuel and Minor had been concentrated upon one OF
ihem he would probably have beaten Mr. Hord 100 votes.
LOUISA C0UNTY-Q DELI
u. NJ. Daniel elected by than 10 one. Ds-
nel aud Harris both opposed the u. s. Bank and
in favor OF MIR. Rives. Overon is also opposed the
Bank but Is IN favor Of the Of Mr. Leigh
the Senate Of the United States. s.-
CAMPBELL
We understand that James Saunders and Jesse Burton
Legislature.
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.
81 send you the result Of the election IN this county,
Let the other counties OF Va. turn out and DO we'll
George Booker Administration 1856
Charles YsDcey- dol 40
WIN. N Paterson, (tbe old delegate) 1926
TlIos. NJ. Bonduraut do J AIT
Buckingham Court House, 18Th April, 1884"
Not In tho last Legislature.