Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-18

high spirits as appears by the following letter;
- NEwBrRS, l0th August 1886
% Our Elections for member of Congress and me m
bers of the State Legislature, from the counties
Reelected Gen Speight TO Congress- and chosen l6 out
of % members of the Legislature who the avowrd
rem, and sir Bank Wings Gen. Spcght's majority
over the Baak Wing White candidate is 500 As goes
the er pls. s OF Newborn, 50 gees the State
The Elections in the rest of the State took place
ihursday last. The Raleigh Standard 90 anticipates
glorious triumph for the Democracy" 1t gives ia
rso1pifulGtion of members elected from eleven ex-
poses the misrepresentation of the Register which
counties. and town. 81 for Van Buren, and IL for
White but i, onits Wayne and Berthe from each of
which three jackson members elected and nuts
down three Wing members from the county of WASH
ngton from which not elected is named
lar as they had been reccivod-n 10 counties and the
town of Newbcrn, 81 Republicans, and Whigs--in
year. OF one member in each OF the counties of Wayne
Pitt, and Berthe and loss of one in Granville and one
in flyde-Ihc same paper states, that g there be
no doubt OF Mr. Bynums rc-elcctioh, by handsome
majority over his Wing opponent, VIM l.. Long"
TrxSrssfr.-The general Election tho 9th
only from of the Western countcs-tle great.
est stronghold of the White and Cannon party La
Washington, Greene, Cooke jefferson and Sullivan
counties. Cannon is 251i ahead of Gov. Carroll. Ina
Carter county. he has also large majority Car
rol-n counties Of the Congressional District Carter
has 1850 votes, Arnold 2o9, and Anderson 2069.
ALAnAMA-Yotcd on Monday the ,d-Wc have re-
ceved but very partial returns. The Huntsville Demo-
LIZ
H. Tuesday, there about 400 come out at
the Huntsville box which would materially affect tho
resu-hat computing ten precincts aud the Huntsville
vote far c. G. Clay had received 1898 and Parsons
(thc White candidate for Governor) 2I2-that for Re-
preventative, Phcan had 1929, Jones 1914, w Fleming
1901, AlcClung 1927, Jabez Leitwck 1889. Judne VIM
Smith l0l6-for Congress, Glascock hsd 1885 Chan.
nan c53, and Scott 337 The MONTGOMERY Journal
(NulliierD under the quaint caption of Fand cut
All gone but our tails (icm y Shakespeare" admits
That The Union have carried the dny-ihat they
have elected two of their candidates for the Legislature
an flQ 9TH rff k,o, IL.
ty Cdonigomcry) Clay had ST. and Parsons 75I-Oix-
on Lewis (Whs) is reelected to Congress without OPP
position.
IsDIAxA.-The U. States Telegraph states. that two
Wings, Mcssrs. McLeary and Ewing by small majority
are clected-tiat Col Kennard Jackson nd Van
BuTen)-iane Nan BUREN, and fiannegan Jacksen)
are elected.
KESrUc1r.-The Lexington Gazette of the sth inst.
says, that The Elections have cre upon the Opposon
here Like the falling Of bomb shell in the midst of a
camp-f they not now blown rky high, they can ut
least see the spirit OF the people in the shown
AT ths election TO the Bank partyAt former period
has Mr. Clay met with much characterization from
The faithful, as at this moment Clarke county was
opstieperous and vulgar To send f'r0 Jackson
the Legislature. And squally appearances there.
on the third day of the election that the Dictator re-
spirits from eecng Jackson and Ritchic to tho House
OF Reprcsen;atves-but finding it impossible, lie de-
clared with Indignation that ''otd Ciakc lad dsgraeGd
"SeJ! In twelve months, Kentucky will be redeemed
and regcncrated.-Alurk that THE Gazette gives the
results in the Congressional Districts far as they
received
c. Allan, District No. -, reelected
Richard French, do. do. in place of Mr.. Davis de-
=, ceased, (opPositionl
MI Graves, do do. in place OFF IL Pope, (Ad-
mnistration)
James Harlan, do. do. in place of Robt Letcher,
declined.
r. AZ Johnson, do. do without opposition
John ChambeIs do. do. in place Of Thomas Mar
- shall, appointed Judge.
Nhle, do. do. without opposition, in PLACE
of Love.
The two representatives in Italics are Jackson men
The Lexington Observer (Whg) thus sketches the Ie-
turns, far received:
sia pst-co r. johnson elected wi.hou, opposition.
ovs5 his Jackson 9plooen, Mr. W% Tanner Mr. Chambers
AeP peal ;,.,,,., o...p
owe, "a 1o IIa od @ @sao large majority
over Simeon H. Andsn Mr. sS saon Of COO vote.
le.G 11ss who Ts. M9 no, candidate for 5osleeion
posed to b elected majority, Martin p Marshall rf
Fleming (whis hi, district lately represented BY ta much
ga DISTRICT Joh9 White, Esq opposition. Nh White sue
We have information from the other Di.,ricis."
Tic eroans Of Tie Brif0ms!
GEH UAREIsoS VIII any sincere wsher of do
ieal to Van Buren, inform what benefit there is in Civ
ing ns'o S!0Ft to this gentleman candidate for the
Presidency? The Van Buren, men here are circulating
the idea that Harrison is likely be prominent candi-
date We consider this another de eusTre of that
willy class of politicaisthe rule is dre md eono,
They have done their best to divide the friends of Tho
present Administration, and they now busy in ano-
Their quarter We caution all lovers of their country not
to be caught in the tolls The Van Burenes boast that
be united and victory is sure"
These are the dolorous strains OF the Nashville Ban
We sbrewdy suspect, that Editor will soon find
what little confidence is to be placed in its Whio assoc
ciaes Had Judge White but served his friends "ith
halt the zeal that he has served his enemies he youd
not have been thus cleft naked by his modern allies
The Banner will have seen enough in the more recent
Signs of the Times, to stare its friends and confirm, the
predictions of the Van Burenes. We have such signs
before MS in abundance. We will give Judge White a
samPe OF their quality. Noah publishes letter from
Bufalo
"You have touched right string at last Harrison IL the nm
Niagara ftonete old sod coming and nskor Gen
hnffon IS to be the candidate They all
under him when lac commanded Perry tie Lakes, &c.
which
by the people, strongly indicates
ns the Wig Candidate, Banors
lhorc also npPcnrs to be growing this
view OF ihe common good".3i5a1y qdrerliser,
~ ne Cincinnati Gazette, (ihe leading Whg print in
Oo,) collects various evidences of the Whg Sentiment
AS pointing to General Harrison az the Champion the
Opposition.
The Augusta meeting in Virginia, comes out openly
and ably for Harrison.
The last Wheeling Times speaks Of the Whie Con-
yention in Virginia, and adds eli by no means vision
airy to suppose that against that time (say JanuaryO
the political wheel Of fortune may have far and so rn-
pdly progressed in ,srevoulon as 10 present 10 Vir0
MA observation, haf, which to immense majority of
Nirginians they yet utter Strangers We nlindc
70 the rapid strides which Harrison making north and
west Of them. We give il as deliberate opnion-apd
in this we not sngUlarhat at his time il IL alto
gcther probcmatcal, which Of the two HarTsoD OF Ty,
Burcn, pennsylvania is in favor Of This state Of on
certainty does not exist the preferences Of Ohio
Indiana and Kentucky; and il is not known what NAV