Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-17
JAMES CITY COUNTY

WILLAMsRuRc, 18th April 1885
:. annex anne, you statement of the votes given day,
al the James City County election:
Congress Richard Coke Jr I33 Henry a Wise a
scaterlng Neither of the candidates present-Wise
being Matthew'S and Coke supposed " he M Nail
ampton.
House ef Deiegaies-John NJ Gregory, 1873 Robert
Anderson, ; scattering H.
In consequence of rain the polls will he kent oncn
Coke and Gregory So P"P' -
In consequence of previous notice in fbe Iybi an
attempt was made to urm meeting for the nomination
OF H. H. White, President; but tie yeoyIe ,rCrc mn,
had" 's N NC
RICHMOND COUNTY.
CoScR1ss.-M Majority for Talliacro7. [Chinns ma
Jorlty in 33 eightytdrOl
House. OF DELEGATEs-Carte 1Whigl minority =
Lancaster to vote.
FRANKLIN
Tins election Says the Danvlle Obserycr) resulted
more tovorably to Democracy than we anticipated and
much TO the modification of the antics Claiborne and
stuart both, addressed the people The audience W
immense and on the tiptoc of anxiety Can't Claiborne
went foremost and for The first time perhaps in his M,
came out candidly and boldly before the people in de-
fence OF his principles He laborcd hard thouob we
thought IN vain 70 prove that the Administration which
ne mad supported for FIVE years corrupt all the time
we were surprised to hear Of pacific a spirit
ana whom we SO highly esteem, indulge in such strnin
of abuse The Captain exposed himself 10 the nocnr
Of ms opponent OH many points, and, nigh. have
Deen expected, Mr. Stuart followed in style of argu-
meht ana ingenuity, that operated very much TO the
notification of the Captain and his friends and the
amusement OF the other party. The effect of MIR Stu
eVp
seen. Then came the tug Of war Every man
seemed resolved to forget relationship and neio6orship
ana vote from principle But the utmost harmony and
good feeling IN general prevailed We have never seen
an election conducted with more order The day would
nave passed off without the least violence had moi two
'ne CANDIDATES fallen into rencontre carly in the
vote stood thus
clalo,o. unt 70" coSoHE's. -.
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,,.n FoR THE SENATE.
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HOUSE, DELEeArrs.
Samuel Hale" (AnG0 ......................5 25
John NJ. Holland, (Adm) .................... STA
John Wade, (Anti0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ala
John s. Burwell, (AdmJ ................. 3ls
"a Pollwas held for Mr. BurweI but he did not offer az
but we may reasonably presume, that f Mr. Stuart thus
iIeads 50 closely upon the heels Of the Captain in his own
ounIy, he viii get a majority in the District Only let
erect by the last Of April"
CFrom tic Lyacaburg D,noeyatJ
M ALBEMARLE.
SIR - hasten to inform you, that it is reduced TO
certainty that Alexander Rves Esq is elected in Aihr
marie The purging Of the polls viii return him by 10
OF u votes Gordon and Cookies majodtes will also be
reduced smafty.
up s---snce writing the above, it is said upon the
same authority that Randolph also elected in Abe.
marie"
This information is upon excellent antbo,;,y r5j,o,
(fro1a Yestnday Mornings PetosJ,,rg ConsteRonouJ
we are requested to state by the Mayor Of the Town
that the gentlemen who before the people for their
snragr VIII probably address them this day and that
they viii commence doing at the hour Of 10 o'clock
ihs morning We state further Out moi by sequest0
that Mr. Mason, the late Reprcse NATIVE and Candidate
Tor reelection TO Congress, Mr. Old and Mr. Nash the
candidates for the Senate; and Mr.. Brown and Mr.
Branch the Candidates for The House Of DELEGATES viii
ah be present We know not which Of them intends adj
dressing the people.
- The Polls 'eil be open shorayqtler 10 o'eloek
CHEsrEFFigLD ELEeroS.-Our worthy opponents
have hallooed little before they escaped from The woods
ihy mao gotten through the rees doubt but it ap