Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-12

Brocee-las gone for the Republican, CT adj
Iayor, Of tetthe,cs T. ddicscx. Our Cs,r ondents
IN Niddesex inform us, that he was e4qE though
the Van Buren, and White song was sAg to every
note, &c. &c
Ragsdaic, Of LunenJurg-who can ubt him, after
knowing the events of the Election?
Harley, Of sayih--IIe prefers judi White but he
@eger Of f1oyi--True as The poisfs winter.
hcCTintic, Of BoM.--Wc have me Heard syllable
Si sa'p'e'0" '''''Asd against those who know
Our readers know much of Tle'rs of Montgomery
and Saunders, of Wythc as we o. They are not only
o IiSas o. tue MY are ,'e DsygasS
but upon better evidence tha possess at present. that
they will part company witty Republican brethren
These times when 4 ny politician ought show
his hand 1t is due only to the Republicans of vir-
q a s SG' s Ussn s, ws as
and though y Rcpahlcan; have maj oriiy yet that
its numcric2<, Strength should be fully known. Those
who t friends of the Republican party, should
permit e to be used by the Wing party for the
purposes ofd,:-soninaw word, have arranged among
tho Republican members of the Legislature certain gem
,hcmcn We take them 10 be men, who whatever may
be their first choice of the next President will not 20
for him if he be run by the Wings and will only 80 for
The candidate who may be supported by the great Re-
publican Party. The "Whg'' OF this city pretcnds TO
claim them as Whitemen. who will go for White along
with the Wings, rather than 30 along with their Rcpub
lican brethren for the Republican candidate Which is
right III their cassfcations-We go the foun-
tain head We shall address copy of this days paper
i
queston-and we would respectfully ask of them
whether we have fairly represented tlcni--or not
1t is far from our disposition to play the Paul Pryup
them; but wish represent them fairly, and
rect any into which may have fallen five have
done them any sort of injustice, will cleerfully
revise table and iepubsh il in the course of month
with all its corrected. We state our views thus
frankly TO Mcssrs Taylor of Middlesex Ragsalc of Luz
nenbnrg ngles Of Montgomery Harley of Smith, Saun-
ders of Wyhe Stcger OF Floyd, Nictnc OF Bat II als
of Grayson and Watts of Giles They will the
tives by which actiaed, and will excuse us for
the trouble we are imposing upon them We pause for
arcply!
STATE SENATE
The FIRST class has been elected this Spring-and of
the Senators which compose it, Republicans have
been returned Ofese hove gaipcd two viz: Messrs
Nash and Carr in place of Mcssrs Old and Cooke. The
Senate is now composed of 10 Republicans and II Wings.
One vaeancy-MIr Dromgoolc' s-fwhich WILL in all pro-
liability be supplied by Re Notwithstanding the parties
stand 20 to is-S majority cnycprSS
| LIST District-Norfok, Princess Anne Nanscmond
Borough of Norfolk, Elizabeth City, and Isle of Wight
George Loyal (rc-elected)
| I'd D.-Sussex Southampton, Surry, Prince George,
Grcensville and PctesburgJaj y Mason IRE elected
M D-Powhatan, Amelia, Chesterfield Goochland
and Notoway-john w Jones (over VIM. S. Archery
4h D.-Brunswck, Lunenburg, Mecklenburg, and
Dinwiddie-G C. DrOmgOOte lover James III. Ghol-
SOM
5M D.-Princc Edward, Charlotte Buckingham, and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES " B00tdin (beating Philip Boiling,
| Hhig)
6M D.-Campbell, Pittsylvania and Halifax-Walter
! Coles lover Thomas Davenport)
| al D.-Franklin, Bedford, Patrick and Hcnry-Na-
Ma"t H. Claiborne beating Alexander Stuart RcpuJli-
s1 D-York, Matthews. James CITY. Gloucester.
| Warwick, Accomack, Northampton, and the City OF
! Willamsburg-HenryA WiSe (beatng Richard Cobe)
MM D.-king Il Queen, King William Essex Caro-
line and MiddlescxJohn Roac (over William p. Tay-
| lor)
loM Wyest@oreand Richmond, Lancaster North
cumberland, King George, Stafford and Prince William
John IalatSrro (over Joseph w. Chinn)
In D-Henrico, Charles City, Hanover CITY of
Richmond and New Kent-JOh" Robertson, (beatng
VIM III. ltoane, candidate.)
| l2M D-Albemarle, Nelson, Fluvanna Louisa and
Amherst-JameS Garland lover VIM f. Gordon)
lM D.-sPo,tsylvania, Culpeper, Rappahannock,
Madison and Orange-.John NJ Patton (rc-clectsd)
l4M D-Loudoun, Fauquier and Fairfax Charles +.
| Mercer (re-clected)
15th b.-Frederick, Berkeley, Jefferson Hampshire
Cooke, Whig)
i6M D>-Rockiugham, Shenandoah Page Hardy,
| I'm D.-Rockbridgc, Augusta, Botetourt, AIonteo-
merry, Allegheny aud FOyd-R0dert caig cover Samuel
le1 D-Wyihe, Washington, Grayson, Scott, Lee.
smyth, farewell and Russell-Georgc W. Hopkins
| lover John II. Fulton)
1914 D.-Fayette, Nicholas G.cenbrier Monroe Giles
! Logan, Kanawha, and Cabcl- Hm. McComas (beatna
/ Daniel Smith.
2oM D-Lcwis, Pocshontas, Harrison, Wood, Ran
doiph, Mason * JacksoLJoSeph J0aS0a lover John j.
Allen)
2lsi D-Preston, Tyilr. Ohio Brooke and Mononga-
in--@~' 8 N"rs@" (sjS n Eagqg G. Wilson,.
Last Congress Congress elect.
LIST ID. Geo. Loyal, (R& } iGco LovaIl
End John Y. Mason(RH ) John Y Mason
3rd' VIM ;. Archer, Xdg)l John w. Jones, (Hep.)
ath' Jas III IT, Gh9son o. Geo G: Dromgoolc (Rp)
9TH Jas w. Bouldn, Mep James w. Boudin
9th. IN; Davenport, 3ig)l Walter Coles, (Rep)
9TH N. II. Claiborne khig)l Nathaniel H. Claiborne
Sth Henry A. Wise Henry A. Wise,
9TH w r. Taylor, Mig John Roane, (Rep)
loth a Joseph w III inn, John Taliafcrro, (Iphig)
llth. J. Robertson 80, John Robertson.
I'm, William f. GSrdon, James Garland, (ReP)
18th. }. NJ: Patton, GSspt John NJ. Patton
l4.h Charles F. Mercef Charles F Mercer
Iotli. Edward Lucas, IT., Edward Lucas, jr.
10th James NJ H. BealeiJames NJ. ii. Bealc,
(RpJ
''L 11pt Samuel M d. Moore Robert Craig, (Rep)
18th. J. II Fulton, (Biiio Ceoroe w uoplins (P,o !
10Th. w. Nj Comas, (Itlig )lVm M'Comas NT|
both. John Allen, (Bhig joseph Johnson (ReDl
list H. g. Wilson, (th;g) Wm. S. Morgan, (Rep)
Thus, IT appears, that have giaed SrSE Republi-
can members, and lost Oniy osG!ZNett gain members
or rs votes.
In the last Congress, the Administration had only
friends and III opponents In the next the tables are
turned-the Administration has Il friends and q oppo-
nents rr
We have pursued the classification of tho Globe, in
arranging Mr. Patton among the trends of the Adj
Ynstration-to- which, that paper assigns tile follow.
ing
The Nashville Banner of the 9th April speaking Of
the Virginia election says Ne use u Snmmary DreDar
ed ny ne Editor IF Tie Rpu5can," and in that suinna
ry we find MIR Patton mentioned thus:
"JoHS NJ PATrOS ehO poefiop
ehess board, has no opposition for Congress-"
" We have felt ourselves authorized by the able and