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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21
PETERSBURG ELECTION.

PErEEsBURe, April 15.-The Wings have out. Kin
dcrhookcd US long bow shot, at least. We always
Thought that they keen set of fellows and we nre
now convinced that the Van Burcnitcs "cannot hold
candle to them" We defeated but under such cir
cunistanccs rs leave the Republicans little cause for re-
greet. With victory perching on our banners i'm almost
all the consolation opponents can derive from our
discontinue here. They sudy required q little cheer
ing up ana we yiec to them without reluctance and
with perfect good feeling. An immense foreign vote
was poured into Petersburg, TO which Richmond lent
most liberal helping hand and which we verify believe
IN great measure controlled the election In addition
every eKpedicnt which could possibly use has
been put in requison to Alternate the political friends Of
Captain Branch from their party, or neutraIisc their
votes The time occupied in discussion by the Cand
dates for tie Senate, denied him the opportunity Of max
ing either explanation or defence. Many votes were
lost 30 us, have no doubt from this single fact We
have always viewed the result Of this election exceed
ingly doubtful, but frankly confess that We did not
expect 10 be 50 badly beaten The result, however
should not dcpress the Republicans here elsewhere
Let IT teach the necessity Of being united and active
among ourselyes-and let friends abroad be assured
That with proper fxcrtions there is doubt OF car
rying the STATE Of Virginia. The ylest have been
resoed TO- 10 nsrcprCsen and dcame the personal and
political character Of NJ Van Buren, for the purpose Of
operating upon our elections. One day, inc alleged to
be the natural son Of Aaron Burr-the next stable boy
OF klnderhookthe following, he is charged with volaL
lng The confidence Of his early friend aud patron Judge
Van Ncssand so on through the calender, until this
highly talented Statesman and rfcpfoachable Democrat
IL converted into Papst, lnirguer Abolnionis Bank
man. IaFilite, and we know not what besides Of the
calunnous nature Of all these CHARGES tho pubc musf
heads Of his interested aud reckless lraducers The true
struggle al present IS between the Rrsocracy and tho
Democracy As the head Of the hitter the present Vice
Pesident Of the United States is TO be put down at every
hazard and sacrifice IL the party acting under the name
Of Wings, but without any common principle except
that OF common interest gain the ascendancy, fare
wei 70 me liberties Of the great BODY Of the people
They will become hcwers Of wood and drawers Of wa.
ser 70 those now aspiring 70 The mastery. We again
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21

THE COTToN AND THE C0aL ToTES
me Wings are hard put to excuse this alarming
and unprecedented abuse of the RIGHT OF SvrFRAoE
"a. ha, staggered them They are sinking under his
powerful blow But they have seized upon their last
plank. They are now throwing themselves upon the
doctrine OF TorcrSfoary interests Though this petcnoc
to vote on the corporate right almost too
Tor REGULATIONS Yet CA has condescencd TO notice the
POINT in the following brief communication and to show
now utterly irrelevant it is:
CORPORATIONS
have heard il suggested, in support of the right of
the members of Joint Stock Companies to vote upon the
lands held by the company that they hold
interest in those lands and the buildings erected upon
uehi upon which cvcrslonary Interestingly have right
tovotc Ii there be any those companies whose real
property is held by lease for years. there may be
reason Tor the pretenson in the person who holds the
lee simple But it is presumed all the companies have
estates fee simple and leases for years though their
own existence is limited otwentv wears For CORPORA
ton aggregate is capable ofaking fee simple notwh-
standing It's limited existence. Of this have album
dant instances in country. The charters of all
our Banks are limited yet they authorised hold
al estate IN fee simple, and they do hold accordingly
large quantities of land in which they have the SOLE en-
tire and absolute ownership with power to sell the same
and to make good and indcicasbe title in fee So too
WIN the manufacturing companies The charters gener
any require where the of the site for water works
is DESTROYS of establishing company and of converting
INTO part of the capital stock) that he shall c0nrey
md assure 10 e company r0d and perfect title Is FEE
SIMPLE See, among Others the charters of the Prov
dance Manufacturing Company, now the Matoica Com
pany, and the Spring Bank Manufacturing Company
Moreover, the charters declare that the real estate thus
conveyed TO them, shall be thencefoth vested in the
company, subject to be disposed of in like manner with
the residue OF stock and property and ocourse they
are capable of conveying away the entire and absolute
ownership. WHERE THEN is tho rererssona1 interest p
they have the fee which is the whole esate-i they
have the entire and absolute ownershp-whcre the
version There is none;or a reverson is the remnant
or part of the entire estate which is left in man. after
the termination of limited interest in another This
every lawyer knows. There be reversion or re-
ander alter fee simple and of course rcrerson in
the stockholders.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21
ONE OF THE DEMOCRACY.
pENDLEToN COUNTY.

"FRANKLH, April 10, 1885.
IL Is with sincere pleasure that hasten to give you
the result of the election in this county which took
place on the St instant, and has terminated the com
plcte overthrow of Whiggery in Pendeton In fact IL
is nothing less than Waterloo defeat Ii will be recol
lected that misrprcsemted in the last House of
Delegates, by Thomas Jones' ESD who, in an evil hour
took 1T upon himself to give his vote favor of h. w
Leigh, os United States Senator. in direct violation of
the positive instructions of about three ourhs of his
constituents The Democrats ofPendlcton, exactly
resng this contunacous disregard Of their expressed
will, brought out VIM. Mccoy r.. firm and decided
irend oil the Administration, and enemy the Bank
and TO Leigh in opposition to Mr. Jones' who again offer
ed his services TO the people, and undertook to persuade
them that they parcel of fools We however
could not think and have dismissed Mr. Jones to pom
der, IN retirement the msdeeds committed by him
during the last two sessions of the Legislature In Mr.
Mccoy we hope to find Delegate, who will truly and
faithfully represent the wishes aud views of the Rcpub
can majority of this county The following the vote
given at the different precincts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21

entertained sanguine hopes of success On the morn
ing vi the election when arrived at the Court House.
discovered them sanguine than ever seeing their
forces concentrating from all quarters Richmond Man.
chester, Cartersville Amelia Goochland Buckingham
and King William, all sent in their forces deprive the
little county of Powhatan of It's nt all
in vain!1hcr strength has been fairly tested and to
their great conscientious they have met glorious defeat
Some, who thought themselves knowing would OF.
Ter great betting propositions, for effect The effect pro-
drcrd was very serious but contrary to their
fdcnt expectations. il upon their pockets. Such
host Of foreign Wig voters has seldom been seen
Richmond and Manchester sent between % and 40
Richmond think had better be content with one Re
p'esenatfrebu she not satisfied unless she has
three or fur The adjoining counties wish be- repre-
scented IN the Legislature, well as the city of Richmond
- do not deny the right but the exercise of that rot
IN the adjoining counties adds farthng it's into
rest, but has contrary effect The Whgs affirmed that
Ivan Bnrcn or no Van Buren, " would BE- the qucs-
ton IL might have been with them in that particular
do not doubt their word.-Not with the Democrats
but Instructions Insructions'" was with them
the question at ISSUE and they have nobly yndicated il
Although of the public Journals asserted tina, Mr.
stuctons in the House of Delegates the Democrats
of Powhaan not to be gued or scduced by partisan
demagogues-Ihey have not forgotten the fabricated
panic Mott is indeliby inscribed upon their rcmem-
brance. No man ever encountered u more formidable
and combined opposition than did the Administration
candidate OF Powhatan. The people have been true to
themselves Old PowIatan is not To be Influenced by
modern Whiggery-Shc is too pure for Mdt-I.et one
who feels deeply interested in the welfare and honour of
our country, admonish the Democrats throughout the
Stale, to lily TO the defend their
and above ALL vindcae the great fundamental princiuc
OF lnstructoiTeach those who claim the right of think
ing for you lesson they will never foree-Listen moi
TO panic Orators or disappointed Asprants These de-
ceivcd you ON one memorable occasion but have
much confidence in Freemcn and the Lovers of their
country TO harbour the thought that they will again lis
zen zen 70 such PROPHETS again say to the Democrats
throughout the State, BE determined and rcsolute-
Make long and strong pull-pull all together and sue
cess VIII crown your efforts"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21
a05 ~
sl7ls4i9 OF
Ia both Banas.
saR.5sq la
l.. BURPOOT. Tyeas,, oS TO c'o'T "a =
FOR THE ENQUIRER

~ ron THE ENQUIRER.
When shut there he an end Of DiscOrerg9
Diamond weighing upwards Of . dwts was found
on the plantation OF MIR Philip Brooks the county Of
Prince Edward, by Of his children, who, il s sup
posed attracted by the rays Of light emitted from
It's surface II has been examined by several ecicnt6e
gentlemen among whom the Professor of Chemistry
at liampden Sydney College; all Of whom pronounce Il
the pure carbon The discovery Of this great treasure
appears 20 have been the work Of Providence for Mr.
Brooks very pooi man. and besides, is much in
vowed. Since the discovery. however, he may occupy
bhe station toi he formerly did regards the riches Of
this world. Mr.. Brooks IS disposed to sell
8pgH 1871, 1895
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21
Majority for Mccoy.

For Congress, Jas. NJ. II. Beae, late Representative
Ono opposition) 5sS
Great excitement prevailed during the whole canvass
rs votes were poledthc largest number ever given in
the county--and we have gained complete triumph
over the most determined and erocious opposition ever
encountered here. Last Spring, Mr. Jones succeeded
over Col Hiner (he Administration candidatc) BY
majority OF yotos-many, very many of party then
supporting MIR. Jones of his personal popu
arity Bat the scenes of last Winter have opened our
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21
Errors Corrected.

The Wing papers Of Virginia leading their brethren
elsewhere into crrors-The Lynchburg Virginan for
instance, claims gain of in F.anklin-Not so Frank
lin IL in StGtu quo, and ].
The Richmond Wing parades its tabular statement
ana ciass'es the Delegates of Frederick, in the last
session, " Van Buren," What! Smith and B,rIon
van BarendeS? They will scott at i1rue they voted
under instructions against Leghbut in every other re-
self. . ' '''"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21

"Athougl am not in the habit Of newspaper scrbbng,
feel disposed upon the present occasion 10 give you
outline of the scenes that exhibited upon our cleo
lion day. Such confusion and excitement imagine,
never before witnessed at Powhatan Courthouse II
was, ! believe, the fullest election we ever had-1hero
were about 400 votes pocd.--The Wings have ever
since the commencement Of the elcctioneerng campaign
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21
S1.41E CONTENTION


The friends OF the Convention in North Carolina for
revising and amending the State Constitution have sue
q G94inojorty 1856 In a few weeks the elections
for Delegates to the Convention will take place under
the Governors Proclamation. The wiscsi citizens of
the State will be called forth We perceive from the
Warrenton Reporter, that Nathaniel Macon and Wei.
don Edwards, Esqrs have consented to serve for the
county Of Warren
Tie Constitution proposed by the Convention Of
Tennessee has been ratified by % SOB out of 50 735
and they about to organise the Government by the
election Of Members of the Legislature and other off.
GERS The state Is alive upon the subject
Tho Legislature Of Pennsylvania lave lust passed
similar law, IN relation to the revision OF their own Con.
stution
The Wings in Albemarlc have called a meeting at MAY
Court, to consider the proprcty Of nominating Judge
White for the Presidency DC. &c. The Jndgc will soon
see into whose hands he is fang.-Wc venture TO say,
that The Spirits called at Charlottesville from the Vastly
deep will turn ont to be your b0na fdc usodera Ihgs
charlottesville is fine place for getting up Conven-
making The same party tried their hand in 1899 at
Convention; 6ui TIC pistol missed fire!
The Boston Atlas, "the paper which Is considered Mr.
Uebster oTgaH pcrcmPtory declares that h" there s
but ono Wing candidate i'm the field (lsnel Websierl-
and that he mill noror be Withdrawn" What says the
Orator of Petersburg to this contumacy Duff Green
IS III towering passion about tabuScs Mr.. Webster,
him up ''as the ally Of M V Buren, No, no. gentle.
mcn-keep MIR. Webster 10 yourselves The friends Of
Van Buren, hare necd Of no ouch Ifbigsl
Presses rising in Tennessee take the field against
Union Of Gaaiin, have Just appcaIed--and declare
openly against his dividing the Republican Party thus
0O(
Mr. James Allan, late editor Of the Cincinnati &" Re.
publican and Secretary 10 the Van Buren, Convention of
Columbus has established the "Cincinnali Courier"
which advocates the election Of Gen Harrison to the
Presidency
We assure tho te 9f o LgueibgC Dweero that
exception he lest Nos tbs Enquirrr has been regularly
~ THE Post Office for that section hc State. We
why th Wing should puncualy than The
we regret particularly n tis Elections. The People
houdhavo the undoio, well the hanc
Pg The Whie claims the Delegate Mluhows Midioses
let him Pc assured tierc such Lgk about f Hons
yer hat 10 he reascs that Do. Taylor will provo the
People!
Ih Peph PIT we have the documents before We, fo eSplo
g he story about Mr.. Van Bnfon' being PspisWc shall blow
Ky high n ncxOuF Corfc p0ndon
aayst ought 70 be oeHrt shat beand dissipscd
M CRANE q Co, connected with w. s, b. G.
W. CRANE, Richmond, have commenced business
as Hide and Leather Dealers, and Commission Mer-
chants of South and Water Streets Baltimore
whore they viii be pleased a. attend to any calls orders
from their friends.
April ~. ll3-2lif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
BERKELEY COUNTY-(2 DcIcgatcs,)

From The MartiasGuSg Republican, of hc l3Lk)
We give below the result of the election in this
W for member OF Congress and Delegates r,prc.
sent the county in the next Legislature The Democra
cy of Berkeley ought to be proud of the result the
Opposition have been greatly mistaken in their calcula
tons1hey expected at least lD votes for Mr. Cooke
over Col. Lucas. The Wings made of the hardest
and most desperate struggles to carry their point that
has ever been made IN this county On the other hand
but very little cecuonccring done by Col Lucas
and his friends. We are certain of in the
Ii.frtr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21

DENIliS.
Died Ve1co, mouth nazos Texas onhe 10TH Fob 1856
samuel Henry aud William
Charlotte county, Virginia Their cloiosn, Of which
several other brought oar
from New Ofeon TO that port with ciugant, OF Which
p.osod ftai.-Boifnorc 0qifif
N OTICB+Thc authority of Mr. WITInNeroS and
Mr.. WIgrERoEsr, to act Agents for the " Life.
rary Journal Is, for good reasons, revoked
April ~ tilt-lq NJ. NJ. ROBINSON
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT for Steamboats, 10
- Washington and B0itmofo.-The new, swirl. sailing
and excellent Steamboat Chesapeake will take pasaen
gers from the Patrick Henry for The above places on
Wednesdays and Sundays in the Hampton Roads
J. WILSON, Captain
April 81 1i4-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21

s'Congress.-Col Edward Lucas Rep and late mem.
Der. Gls John X. Cooke, Esq Wing, 527--H. of ID.
Col James Bowen" Gc7 John s. DAWSON Rep. GIL 1;
Cl John Is. ID Smith, Wing, COB; John Hopkins, Rep
5Ss; NJ S. Loveu Wing. .I57. The result in this coun
" is by test of the relative strength of par
ties Mr.. Cookies great personal popularity secured
hum many votes from among his political opponents
OF Col. Smith the may he said in addition 10
which he was voted for by number exclusively
count OF his exerons against the division of the county
LOUDOUN COUNTY-(3 Dei)
From tic LecS5arg Genius Of Liberty, lpra 49,
The following with the exception of few scattering
votes correct statement of the polls opened and
ed in this county Monday last taken from the official
returns.
FoR CoScREss. FoR TnE HOUSE, or DELreArEs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21
FREDERICK CoUNTY-(3 Dci.)


Cooke is : votes ahead of I.ucas--Jcffcrson voted
yesterday; Hampshire and Morgan on Monday
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Your obcdicnt servant
NJ VAN RITREN



By N. H. Russell. The Hon VIM G. Rives ~ Va
the able dplomatst the distinguished statesman and pro-
found urs the democracy of the Union have pointed
HIM out as the most fit successor of the great magician
Vice President Of the United States
By W W. Russell The Hon Andrew Stevenson. Of
Virginia. and the Hon Roger Il. fancy of Maryland
with by their country: must grace the bench and the
other the cabinet ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21

" I!emdTNs.-Mr. W. It. t. Mason 1Jackson) having
withdrawn from the previous the opening Of
the polls, there was candidate in opposition TO Col
Mercer OF the candidates for the House of Delegates
Messrs. Beard, Powell and Taylor are eectedlThere
were '33 votes polled We have not heard any dsor
DERBY occurrence at either of the polls; far in
formation extends good feelings generally prevailed"
WYTilE COUNTY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-21

Saunders majority, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
The Wythe Argus describes Col. Saunders as a
Whiteite, Anti-Van Buren,. &c. &c.-and DR. Sianger,
as being for Van and the Baltimore Convention we
do not yet understand that Col. Saunders is Bhae
HhS or Wing at all He was, previous the election
said TO prefer White to Van Burcn-but we do no, vet
Know whether he takes him with qualification that he
ne 1ae candidate Of the Republican party However,
we nave tikcn measures for laying this information be-
2nr readcrsIt is remarkable, that MIR. Hopkins no
White man, hsp> received better vote than Dr.
s'ongeT N his county his 1IsG ai@
It brings down Hopkins nisJ5fy ~, -
very little The signs are, far, in favor of ii.
cess.
CHARLES CITY.
CoSoREss-Robertson 1O9-Roane %
House. OF DELEcATEs.-Ro. Christian, (Whg) los
-Douglas, Jackson) %
MIR Christian New Kent, having voted) is elected
JAMES CITY.
No opposition to Jno NJ. Gregory (Opposition) for
HeTye of Deegates-Yc lost but one yOie) York and
Mr.. Cokes vote nearly unanimous for Congrcss--but,
no doubt, of Mr. Wise's election Accomack has to
vote.
SHENANDOAH COUNTY
CoNGREss
NJ II Beale, administration .......... e55
STATE SENATE.
ooti, ADMINISTRATION ...................... 5l7
NoDinson S37
Rinker," sc 81 3. g. Jones, :" Isl
(Fron he Monongaiia Republican Of ..1pra H.
"lNsTRUcTIos-We understand that Samuel Hays,
decided Jackson man. has been elected the House of
Delegates from Lewis county"
Hays was beat last winter by Hoffman, Ia Wbg who
voted for Leigh)
RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY.
(HaoMsr!)-R tPPtH AySOcK (dScattra,ied y
DIR. Philip Thornton Cate Delegate, a Whig and
witha of the best fellows know in the world }
was prevailedupon to withdraw and leave the
for J. s. Pendleton-Sec the upshot.
Extract Of Letter dated, Washington, Rappahannock
County, Tirgnid, april 10Th, 1885.
"I)EAR SIR The election in the county of Rappahan-
mock has resulted after three days voting the
of a Jackson Van Buren, candidate: On Monday ven
ing when the polls should have been closed by ma
jority of 5l On Wednesday evening, by majority of
% and this after the most violent effort made in this
county by the Arstocras and Fcdcrasts and those who
impudcnty call themselves F." Wings" Rappahannock
sent an Opposition ma last year"
CAROLINE.
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FOR TYiE ENC ULRER
FRANKLIN ELECTION.


Gentlemen: Before this gets to hand mapne YOU
VIII have received statement of the polls in this coun-
ty; but anticipating from the Indian war-whoops and
phenzed shouts Of victory that arose on cosino The
election, that the Wings would announce the result as
triumphant defeat Of party, hope you will allow
me space enough in your crowded columns give you
some of the particulars. The following is believe
true statement of the polls
For Congress.
N II Claiborne (Anti) 527 Arehd Stuart (Adm) Az
For State Senutc:
VIM. Galloway (Adln) 500 VIM Campbell (Antp 400
For He House If D,egafcs.
Samuel Hale (AntD 525 John Wade (AntO 4iO
John NJ Holland (Adm) BIB Jno. S. Burwell (Ad) 3l5
Thus you will see that Major John NJ. Holland one
of the Spartan band Of the last Session that nailed the
Republican flag to the mast has been noby sustained
by the Democracy Of the county while his late colleague
has been left in the dim distance behind to take mex
choy retrospect of his unfortunate course last winter
and repent of the few Htio sins he committed
the sovereign people who bad voluntarily honored hin,
with their suiirages You viii remember, that MIR Wade
was supported and borne through e contest last SPRING
by the Administration party, who Notwithstanding his
tatai Wing principles confded in his loyalty as one
of their representatives, and cit assured that he
would not fail 10 look upon bmsclf their pub
TIC sertdWi bound 70 express Mcfr known opinions
and wishes and to carry out their Republican doctrines
need not say that Just pcctaons disappointed:
the deep egrct and modification 50 acu!cy fell by some
OF his most intimate personal friends clearly prove that
fact Yes, after reaching the metropolis and losing sight
OF s generous constituents lac seemed 10 have entirely
forgotten his friends, and determined to sau URdcr his
oon coofG and instead Of representing the People who
sent him tlfthcr he concluded no doubt 10 represent
hmscy ny this time, lac doubtless begins 90 discover
that the people arc the soveregus Of the land and will
not fail sooner or later 20 chaosc their needless agents
and disobedeDt servants. The Irish hist they have ri.
ven him, may teach him lesson perhaps he will not
shortly forget Lea others mark his sigh aud hence.
forth take warnings else they may have to be taught in
manner that viii prove caution While the People
are allowed to manage their affairs they think
proper, and exert their full sway in the government
IN other words, while they govern themselves instead Of
submitting to The naughty dcieiions Of boated Ars.
tocrats and UhHewoshed Federalsts blood bought
Liberties and equal rights will remain secure and IN
impaired.
The friends Of the Administration though possessing
the strength Of the county clearly that Hale and
Wade would be elected II Holland were permitted 10 run
alone and they determined, only few days before the
election, TO support another Jackson Mr.. John
Burwell, warm advocate Of the Administration, was
solicited 10 come out and nowltbstandingit boldly
and roundy asserted BY some or the oaoiated Wbirs
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M4RRfAGEs
)EMTIIS

Mssred "Wednesday, the 18th iost BY the Anderson
Johnson, Mt Wilson Wnco, Go Niles ~ N Wofsnm, Ches
terfch.