Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-01

AiChllh, | acD.J 3UU
Pcndlcton, (Ghig) 2e5
Nicklin's majority "a
"Ncll done" Rapp6hannock thou wilt not regard the
rcbuKes Of thine enemy"
PATRICK COUNTY-Q Del1
The Petersburg Constellation says, that Z" this county
has reelected Crits, her Wing Delegate, by a glorious
majority of ONE VOTE! which vote, the DaarlIe OF.
serrr iniorlns us, was given by the ShtriG to decide the
election Another such n victory, and HhigiSm and
Patrick will be divorced. We copy the state otlhe polls
from the L%y"chd"rg %virgini0m.
FoR CoNGREss.
Nathl II, Claiborne, (Whig) ........ $50
archibald Stuart, (Adm) ........... 2eS-maj. j!
MIR. Claiborne is now "a ahead, and Bedford County
to vote. FoR DELEGATE.
ilanlan Critz, (WhigO ....,......... 2S0
Isaac Adams, (Adm) 80. ......... 2e5-maj. /!
Pretty tight y indeed, friend Toler-itw will be tightr
sui. twelve months hence we lspe.
" rufSytrGnta11his county stands as it did last year.
All was accomplished by the Republicans that could be
done, as will be perceived by the following from the Dan
Vile Observer:
P~ITTsYLvANIA ELECTION.
The election in this county took place ON Monday
last. Our opponents have carried the county by a mea-
gre majority They confidently claimed u majority of
$50 in this county, and have, by dint of most cxtraordi-
nary cNcrtons, obtained l6 for their Congress man, and
ia for House OF Delegates. We fought under every dis
Advantage. We had but one candidate fairly in the
field. Col. Coleman, after being a candidate for Il few
days. declined, for reasons which il is unnecessary TO de-
tail This was only a fortnight before the election. and
was OF course too late TO rally upon another candidate.
Our only alternative then was 10 support him. The re-
suit, although not entirely in our favor, has yet been gra-
uylHg. Every lHlIarudl man is SATISFIED TIA. there IS a
hcpubIcan majority IN our county. and that all that was
necessary for IA victory, was candidates to rally upon
But we utter no complaint. Our republican friends have
done their duty-acted nobly. We have convinced our
opponents that they are in Il minority, and even ;his is
some cause for Joy. Both of the Wing candidates de-
carcd for Judge White and said nothing aqaiostt the Pro.
clamation, Force Bill, or Removal of the Depositcs. If
Col. Coleman had not declined, we should have elected
HIM and MIR. Walton by a handsome majority. OF this
there cannot now be a doubt. We had but one candidate
out, and he was so much i~ndispoSed as TO be very little
among the people.
-.
munity, IS, that a man who was not only not a candi-
date, but who manifested the strongest aversion to be
even voted for, should have received $40 votes. 1t
shows not only the strength of the party who voted for
him, but the rcpugnance of the people TO the incongrui-
ties of Whiggery.
1t is apparent that a great re.a ton has taken ulace in
this District of country, and in this county almost
without common excrtion. Capt. Coles will 20 TO Hall.
fax only IL votes behind, while Col. Davenport was ex-
from 800 TO 400 votes. We have gained one Congress
man, and two Delegates in the District. That will do
pretty well. The following is tie state of the polls in
Fon CoScnrs..
D4'I p , m.io,i, eS6 Coles Clo
HousE OF DrLrcArEs.
yMSa.oa. C EW ! S 81 Wy dil@,, @sSsp5 so so
soGTiiyS5m f 5Si EGGG61 SS5ii.'''"'
.Mcss,s. Edtors ~ have delayed @rnos , S@, upon Heni The @% Subject beet Of
You havoc no d QUIZ I sofGs;e IL S S"selSSIeG iGo '9 1s.n G,'s for S' iSs I%p S Sre :;
Two, "" = i BgS's, n s,,soss to tel is elected oyer DR.. G9odwyo "a, by smalo
IN recording the events connctio cd with this election, TO state bold'
low He 10 say, that Capt. u. has, so hf "a my tnoMIedec cstends
demcancd himself with Il great deal of pophety: would to tod, that
( mJTsy ps T%r u y, o. o. i sufp % g. 9m, = we Camnass. Ss., sls'
totally destitute of truth, that was gotten up Il fw dtys before tbe
election, by an Individual copying q conspicuous stand in ,bc Op-
position ranks, aud industnously cifcnImcdb y him add hs tools, even
up ITO The day ofthc election, extouing from The voters at tie same
support DO such mar AS They had represented Dr. q. 10 be-, mhicl
was, ~ effect, a pledsct TO support Capt. u. Hear what un Intelligent
declared himself IN favor Of Von Bures on his sio of The rvcrin or
der to secuic that vote, and has uniformly Nhcn on OUT side, come
out a White man: Can This be So %can'tbcne,c il; have 10,
tho matter must be invesUgatcd."
IN cons qucncc OF This report, there wasa considerable stir on The
moWIng "i TIC elefu"1. J, Tor oac, attempted TO trce ~ o. "a
sources ht All were silent until 1t wnt TOO lato 10 bring ohout q w.
that induced him to originate such "a report. I do not nndonuke
.""1- Wu' nv "H iWf"H lhn iuncHi ~ $50 deductions that he
eli AMI any other than Logical onts.
lhmfc been informed that since The election day proper, ic hm
Acknowledged the Injustice that he hs done Tie Doetot- Othei
rpofi5 equally Is nnIouniod, were gotten op on The eve Of The clse
misht 10 noiedj hn' J VII icfhtaf 10 mention them. y VOTER.
" We understand that The Election in Caroline vii
not probably be contcstcd.-Mr. Moshy Of Campbell, al
the written instance Of - Of his friends, is determined
TO dispute the seats Of The returned Republican Dele.
galcs-But we do not dread the result.
The Boston papers give a report. hat the brig Munq
has arrived at ST. Andrews, in II days from Liverpool
with news, that the Frtach Chambcrs of Deputics hqr,
dissoteed icihhout 1aakiag the appropriation Gr he gay
that ION the receipt Of this bdndbnl in Boston, people,
were rather excited on Change, and spcculaGons wcr,
for a moment suspended; but as people began to look a
the matter, IT was all considered a hoax, and every tbinf
went on again as before
AMHERST COUNTY, WinaHI,S w
~ a meeting Of The Democratic Republicans Of m,
county Of Amherst, friendly to the present Administra
ton Of the GcncralG oTcrnncnt convened in pnrsuanc,
OF pfbiie Ho'ice, ~ their coohiy EouFt-tIouspt ti fatur