Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-28

ministraton Party have strong majority and we con.
hdenily calculate Taylor's election.
The Congressional poll is about the true state of mar
ties here.Wise was supported by the Administration
party, and Coke by the Opposition
For THE ASSEMBLY.
DR. John r. Taylor, (Adm) ............ I4O
Capt Robert Healy, (Whig) .................. I42
Nliddlesex yet to vote.
CoScREss
H. A. wise, .....t.................. IS3
ucnaro Soke, .....'................ "a
Majority for Wise, 90
"MATrnEws c. H., April l4th 1895
From fnotter-"l give you some account of cleo
ton yesterday. doubt you will be as much sur.
prised as am mortified at the result although must
confess have anticipated it in a measure Nothing
would satisfy the Party in Alddcsex but the r.signa
ton of the late Delegate Mr. Tod-they claiming the
right to send Delegate from their county this wear EST
there should be division ranks lie yielded to their
wishes in giving way to Dr. Taylor very staunch sup
porter of principles and estmable gentleman but
recent conner into the county and little known in Mid
diesex and not at all in this county The piebad gentry
very active, while the Republican Party RELYING
upon their strength, quite inert false issue was
made uptic true questions assiduously kept out
OF view They all pretended TO be honest and earnest
supporters OF Judge White, and forced us to be Van
buren, men, rather would have the people recognize
US as such BY the most fraudulent and undetermined
means, they have succeeded i'll making show of victo
ry-and only show of victory. The poll stood when
closed, for llealy adams and Clay canddate) l42or
Taylor, (Republican) l40.-Majorty for Henv o On
inspecting the polls to-day accompanied by several re-
spectacle gentlemen of both parties, have discovered
that Tay Tor received majority of ii of the legal votes
and sagacious people in knowing and maintaining their
rights have been deceived by the specious Of
the Federal Party We hope for better things however
IN Middlcsex the county in which both of the gente
men reside and where they better known and their
principles and motives are more fully understood and
more justly appreciated. We confidently expect ma
jorty of from 80 TO 49, and perhaps more in that coun
", which has heretofore been less remarkable than
the county of Matthews for her devotion to the Demo
cratic Republican cause Matthews, am sure is sound
and will be anxious aud dissatisfied until she can have
an opportunity to wipe off the disgrace brought uponher
by yesterday vote.
AMHERST ELECTION.
"AMnERsr C. H., April olst 1896
81 hasten to give you the of the polls in this coun
& after the close of the second day precincts included
The vote of tomorrow will materially change the
results, as but few more are expected
CoSGIEss
Major James Garland, S SsS
Majority for Gordon, %
DIR. Cooke, $3.50 %,
Col. Carr, 90
AIa jietty FOR 6osAe 40
HOUSE, or DE1EGArrs.
MIR. David S. Garland, BOG
MIR. Josiah Ellis, 2Gl
Majority for Garland AZ
Thus, you see, have shaken the very pillars Of
Whigsm, IN this old Federal county and Lut for The
White and an Buren, question: impossible to be avoided
and which We were not prepared TO meet with full effect
the triple coalition would this day have been overtbrown
Notwithstanding the wofu odds of Sherifs and Commits
soners against us AS it is, Gen Gordon majority of
lou or 2Oo votes, promised by his friends has been
m'serd6y ourtauodand places Major Garland election
peyond the reach of contingency if democratic old
Fluvanna of the question WIN will ho i; ~ th
death, and bear off the brush
prophet Camm, you perceive, is minus a vote or
W. 80 mat ms next movement towards "n dissolution
q me Gnto" must be upon theatre other than the
H. OF Delegates Pity he had been little more sue
cessiu--it might have prospered better causc-Ths is
what ne calls mailing us flag to The mast head" we may
presume The fate which has overtaken this reconi,
Thtg so noby backed by his friends is the anttype Of
the mmoalion Of Judge White, upon the same congen
{" Sic transit gloria ana1adi"
~ B-Whig majority last election l29
ALLEGHANY-Q Del)
"FIScAsTLE, April 12st 1896
have just returned from Allegheny and / am ora
titled to inform you, that the election Of that county has
resulted IN glorious triumph for party
CoEGREss
Craig, ...................... 1G6
House. DELEGATES.
l.ayne, Observation-Disclosures. l05
49, Damron, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "a
The above the the polls when Ieit Coypg
ton-Ihe polls were not closed and Craip's maioriiv
would probably be increased TO 100 He now nearly
300 ahead of Moore and his majority in Floyd will pro-
BABY send him to Augusta with majority Of 1900.
. In reply TO your nterrogatories about Montgomery
can only say, that DR. Ingles decided and zealo1s
supporter of the present Administration as there is in
the State, and much opposed to modern Whioism as
any should be perfectly satisfied if our whole
Legislature should be composed of such materials; and
you may rely on it, that he will act in good faith with the
FEoN ASoTuER-lqpra 90, 1885
- We have just had the result Of the Alegbanv cleo
ton: Say WV
Congress-Craig (Adm) 1914 Moore (yVhig) CO; 06
majority for Craig ~ ~
H. Of DetegateS.-Dougass B. Lane (Adm0 lG4: Dam
ron lNhig) 81 no majority for Lane
" he polls had not been actually closed when this ex
hib was furnished but it made out at o'clock in
the evening, and the voting believed TO be done
IL may be varied, therefore, little before the close bp,
1T cannot be by more than three OF four votes
"At the last Congressional election this county oave
MT. Moore majority. IL is now near three 10 one
against him At the last county election also Mr. Lane
was elected by very small majority He has now viii,
some personal odds against him. beat his councillor n
j! This IS decisive of the political cast of AleeLany
The Floyd election has not been heard from In |
that county, Craig was expected 20 get 3 or 400 ma
Joiy lie IS now, exclusive of that county SIS ahead
and IS thus placed beyond the probability of defeat
desperate effort, indeed, is making in Augusta-and
mat as II Is understood under organization of coin
ntiees, NC, &c, which, if il effect nothing else will
IS hoped show how sincerely felt the depreciation
Tor New oIk tactcs by those who themselves give so
unequiyocai token Of their fondness az not fitness
Tor 'sratagems and spoils The great appeal to he
made TO Augusta is 10 her sectional pride She to be
called upon, not TO sustain persons principles but 10
show how strong she is, and 10 vndicate her claim To
the mastery Of The District But depend upon IT, fat
county will not 90 into the struggle merely 10 exhibit
her thews and snews She has nobef Appreciation of
power, than 20 turn il against principles
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