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

Morgan present majority l5o
Monongalia and Brooke voted yesterday which COM
peied the District Both Republican Counties and
1T is expected will give mnjoEisies to Morgan.
The Monongalia Republican says, "There il now but
little doubt entertained by Mr. Wilson's friends of
Morgan's election"
HARRISON CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
letter from Harrison county, of the 18th instant
Our Congressional Election has commenced and
the Republican candidate (Jonson) is running ahead
and think will be elected"
CULPEPER-Q Del -DisentLraued.
"CULPErER c. H., April ODD
awe imagine that you would like to experience cnr
ly possible, tho pleasure which our Democratic fri
umphis calculated TO excite. Our "crooked ways nre
made straight aganold Culpeper restored to health
Ambrose Hill" administration elected over Ed
mnnd broadus, (Anti) by IL votes"
MONROE COUNTY-a DO
Agreeably to your request, take great pleasure in
communicating the result of the Monroe election
Chapman (true Administration. ......... Ala
Alexander CORNER Delegate and a bitter Whig) $40
Majority for Chapman ......... 20
Rely upon 1t, the Republicans in the West of Vir
ginia safe. if Eastern Virginia will do her duty
the complexion of the Legislature will be changed
in every of the word -
As regards the Congressional election there vvas ,b
most perfect indifference large proportion of the vo
tiers not voting for either of the candidates. McCoInas
and Smith
McComas 400
Smith COG"
From ANOTHER.
LEwIsBURo Va, April %, 1886
al have just returned from the Monroe election WA
have gloriously triumphcd there. Chapman IVAN Blu
ien) ID eleeted over Alexander (Ant) The following
is the result:
coo,,uon.. Chapman. Alexander
Souft rouse, 2b9 203
Gwynn's, SO II
412 344
This is the greatest triumph in Va in favor of demo-
cratic principles
"Layne ivan BUREN, has beaten Damron in Allcql,a-
ny county 10y large majority
"Crag will go to Augusta county 1900 votes ahead of
Moore. -
Iexpect McComas will be reelected in this district
"Pncc of Nicholas is left out-Dickinson@ elected
by majority of III votes-both Ants
gentleman assembled in a balloon az Cincinnati
Ohio, on the 18th inst and landed on Keenys k nob
tho highest point west of Lewsburg, in Grcenbricr
on tree at 2 o'clock, A. M where he remained until
light, when he descended TO the Earth The trip was
performed in hours220 miles in a straight line His
calculation to be in Richmond on the 10th at 2 p
M lie came III contact with three whirwinds on lis
passage"
We have additional accounts ofths extraordinary voy.
age the air.
(Mr Clayton, tho Eronaut, publishes the account
OF his excursion in the Cincinnati Gazet of the 18th
inst We shall give it in next lie from the
anpthcatre Of Cincinnati o'clock in the evening of
the ethpassed the Little Miami River Batava---
orgetown--Wes Union Charleston
IN Kanawha-and tie furnaces Of the Kanawha Salt
Works, little after midnight Being in the course Of
night very cold lac wrapped himsefup laid down in the
bottom Of his aud fell asleephe awakened at
last by his striking, and landed at half past o'clock
in safety, Stnsons Knob in Monroe-he SAYS from
800 10 400 miles, from Cincinnati in t2 hours-a very
voyage in the air. We wish nc could have
extended his excursion to RchnondD
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