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'HEADs oFF-BUT HEADS UP !
e,,,, TIE E.NQUiRER

EPRi 'hN = u :
a writer, or rather "ScubblcT, "s ns the phrase rocs. in tho Xyhir
OF The 18th n't, gave Us II sketch of,he Eirnrieo clccii"u.-l wouId
Nh my opinlon u VIII not dIsatow IL. The writer states among
other things, that Mf. bOtts told the people, ale had come To toll
,"en pam I"i''I oil historical ahd political fact, which lac chal
hns"I he whole Jackson party TO deny" This writer further tell,
us-"lic then went oil to state matters of fact. That oc "A uuIJ bnyc
supposed, suthcient 81 themselves, To have converted every honest
MA We, ann a IN the county from Jarksonisin, provided They
couId believe ihcit-tiBt was The only dificuiy-A small difficult ~
4 few day ahef the appearance Of this writer, (wbosc signnturc is
"FDh Sans Pen")-out comes the Speech, introduced b, the
same flourish oil a challenge to tie whole jackson party. To lrny th,
facts. Now, do deny the facts, that either Mr.. Rtcbio, or Tie
Councillor alluded TO, either advised or originated Tho IA .;ructions in
Ienrco. j do deny the fact, that the ncciing rofc rcd To, consisted
OF but "'e"."-lt was called together, at short notice. by a ccmlnu-
niration TO the Enquirer, signed "Hcsfcen which the Edi,nr. az
consult upon the proprioiy OF calling meeting. fr in.,ncron.-
Thirty one voters assembled, and determined unanimously io call
meetings ye.c. open to both paTics. Onr late Re ~scn,aiixe at
-, ,Gfa, sh% |,. M ~, en4s as%S ~ l,eoyum ~~A-
h't meeting, than TO pass such resolutions rs - orchsion required.
Ihe Who'll, proceedings were published in the Enqnirer; and | tIimk,
These are the most important Iads in the speech ofour late Dele
gate. as 10 these little matters-"Ihc monstIous aud uncxanpled
many such things before
The truths, Mr. Bolts IL very crodulous gentleman, and " ~ ss
.nuch imposed upon IN his facts, in relation to thc meeting, US hc was
10y the story Of the 'foGtirg senr."
Ie Anonymous scnbblcr OF this may be known-icis
*Noi a "dry seibuor, F" as our late Delegate is nt,seJ' cs,5,e
ouSy, 'oStsie the correspondents OF the Enquirer.
W Our Correspondent acquits Us ofuny particular hand in getting
Mr.. John NJ. Botts is misiakcn-We 90 fartlcr-and We state uoi
lively, what we have said before, that wo had no agency in getting
during the month Of Junc-and we Were almost entirely nbstrRctrd
from Poltics. il was not until we had resumed our papers and oar zen,
menccd IN Chesterfield and Nottoway; We joined heartily. il is true,
IN the causc-Wc fDrcsaw what a swarm OF hornets il sould briu5
around our ears-and dearly cnongl, have they paid us for our cXcf
uw,' %! W eve nav cpenied mo course which we have pur
sued upon this suhiert. The People have nobly rallied round their
Hshis-and the Power of Instruction will hence forth more than
ever be ranked amoa. tic cardinal nrinci pIrs of ITO P,onic ar VI,
gnia.
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As you are a candidate 10 FcprcscutNn county I'm The
neat Legislature, and are clectioncerirAr on Rcn1blicsn.
ISM J as a Voter and Republican If his county. excr.
else my right of asking you a few qih aions. which /
hope you will answer, poinscdly and po4
lgt. ~ what period Of your life do yoA date your Re-
publicanisms
"a. Did you ever vote for a Republican any Office.
whena Fedcraiist, National Republican, VA. OF Anti
Republican Of what name soover, was an O bsinv can
didato3
30. Have yon not uniformly opposed Gene Jackson
by your vote, both directly and indirectly, wha poo have
had ~ OPPORTUNITY Of doing so
iI#Do you not declsit that you have a ~
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oled their example.
J into no investigation Of the peculiar case Of
man Wilson. That young gentleman knows
0t, l presume, what is due to his violated
rights, not TO vindcatc them; and ii he docs not,
the high standing Of his father ought to convince
oiim that they cannot be troddrn under foot by the
ludc hand OF military authority, with inpunity-
Let that investigation take place when they please, aud
the honorable character Of Capt. Read is II sufficient guar
antec, that he will not shrink from the strictcst scrutiny
into the facts OF the case. nor hesitate to yield implicit
obedience To the Judgment which Il Court OF his brother
officers may pronounce upon them. Why Capt. Creigh-
ton hts been lng.cd into this deed ui ssdcspois aud IT,
rants, IT Is difficult To conceive! The inquiry which the
WING invokcs, has been formally had, as Ia him, and the
evidence OF his Outrageous conduct been long ago sub.
United to the tribunal oil the press and of public opinion.
Impartial justice has done credit To the opinion of The
Court, and it is an act of wanton cruelty to open wounds
-afresl that have so long been cicatrized.
In conclusion, / would admonish the Wing of the
perfection of that excellent maxim of the law, ..audi al
ferani pdftem, no less than of the force OF that virtuous
,precept in ethics, which digniiies the character of his
art; that there is a great difference between the indie
pendence and the RIGHTEOUSNESS of the prcss!!
= PREBLE
: The jousSiag il TIC E,rac, IA te HAir, rysrred to b. our eorre..
~ h,r passage nom tue Mcdiivna"' an, IN the middle OF tho Allan
ins, NidShipnan Wilson (son OF the late Senator from New Jees-y,
shead. CiIrI Viii, y !" bovine amJ - cr, "o a NV p"Lse 10 "a -.
"biowins at the timc-the frguts pitching ami wailowin., with three
.,ssisha her top:aii, aud This shameful outrage wa committed on
Knocked ont by the rolling oil the ship. Mr.. Wilson's offence seem.
tohavs been 70 til. inverse ratio oil his punishment. captain Reed
II have, sir" "iou have not, sr-you TOOK insoIent-go alol aud
look on, a, the mas, head for iaaa' in the midst OF the Ataniicl.-
rnai,hnen,-I viii not 90" The Loat,wain, by order Of Captain
Reed, seized Mr.. WilOn BY the collar, and with the assistance of
t~o uua,e .aias,ers, ioFcod hn w the fore rigging. In short time
a. came down. Then IT wa., that Read ordered him 10 be triccd up.
.itmcatsasd AMI a. d,a @osII TN, us is u ,n sf smh i n'nS un,,, being being
Stn farther To disgrace this unfortunate youth, he was immediately
after being released, placed under the senmp's charge, for twenty
four hours, ia close cOniaemcnt.'
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FRoM ASoTHER.
OLD NELSON REGENERATEDl

"LONINGsroN, 9th April, 1884.
F." Glorious! Glorious NtrS THE election took
place to-day, and | hasten to give you a statement of the
poils-which l hope will prove to our anti INSTRUCTION
men, that the People of Nelson will never submit quietly.
to see this sacred right trampled Under foot" =
Here follows the same vote as given in the preceding
letter.
"Thc polls are to be kept open three days in consc-
quence OF the inclemency of the day. DIR. Cooke was the
only Candidate who requested il; but il cannot avail, for
Carr is now more than 90 votes ahead in the District.
and our majority will certainly increase here every day.
1t will be rccollcccd that Cabell beat Brown last Spring
M yotcs."
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MnioritY for Ronne

81 think Ayletts precinct will give Eoanc a majority
of from . To I'D, which will throw him ahead
For the IA. of Delegates, MIR. Pollard abandoncd the
contest early the first day. The vote on that dav. was,
Tor robinson ORep) 2fo; Cauim Pollard (Wlig) 139;
majority for Robinson 100. " Mr.. Pollard lett the bench.
(s a Richmond Correspondent Of the Congtellaiior
vritcs) and went TO Hanover &. H., Give me my hat.
home -"
r $. Roanc elected in the District by II votes.
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vernnen:, 10 the To-
American system? And n u
9th. Why did you vote for the Clayd
atthe last Presidential election, knowing ono
Rather, and the other the advocate of all these him.
9th. On the subject qualification, do You not declare
that you leave the remedy with the Siate-by conse.
quence then, is not Notification the rishiful remedy with
5. Carolina,
"h Asa legislator, what remedy would you advise to
arrest an demonstrations law:
9th. Having understood that you have declared in ia.
ror Oh judge white, for Prcsidcnt--siioul lm be taken
up by the Administration Party in the u. St,tcs. would
you be willing To- supper, him. in preference 20 any man
VINO might be- taken up by the Wing party:
9Th. VIII You pledge yourself To- 90 against every at.
tempt to establish a National Bank Of any description.
without regard to - developcmcnt- and alternatives -
April, 1885 A SUBSCRIBER.
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COMNUNTCRTED.
4. Rhjc workimg diGcrani 1raus

The late Sheriff of Norfolk county, who is a Wing,
would not receive, at the election in Portsmouth, the
amount of Rerr""e Tax charged against a man, so that
lac might vot" under the new Constitution -but his De-
P"tg did receive IT, at the PTtctnc, where every vote
nearly was for Emmcrson!
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We shall notice in our next, the article from the Dos
ton Cen.nel of the goth April-the idle tale which it
weavcs about the connection OF the Editor of this paper
with Mr.. Van Buren, in l-29-and the singular remark
which was then drawn from Mr.. Adams upon Tirginia
and the Editor of the Enquircr-in relation to the Pre-
sidcncy.
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- EENHf w tNt NNk H.
ttoR cf .4uarcv Jackso1, &c.
The writer, although opposed to the People dc1cruling
power ut any time, unless HR0rOidaJic, and bcinn of
course, opposed to county nominations for an election:
believing hat the People themselves are the best iudnes.
Gnd hare 70 de NJ i6SG yet tiicre are things uRgs0idaLc. as
Tor instance. ~ n GtUcrU COntcutjoR Of the Democratic
Republican Party at BALTIMORE or clscwhcrc, az any time.
m the Pcopie Of tic United Stites eannof On andbo me.
se"t therefore, IT necessarily follows; that the People
should delegate tit and proper persons to execute tlieir
wH. There are other Instances Unnecessary TO name.
The Gregt DoHocrqdc Purity ofthc United States IS in
danger at this time Of being dcsloyed without concert
Of movement in Tie several States. on the subject of the
ncxt PrcsidcncY and tie election Of President being
thrown in that arena, The fun oftke House Of Rcpre.
scntauvrs, whore corrn& &bargt w and management.
prevailed over thc fbtic. DO you wish "a
scr u go there you do not, it is time
you were acting. ~ to be lost.
your May Court press OILY opportunity
mean fair opportunity-by WI your wishes may be
made known iu foil.
Your attention and attendance tfkre. at Nav Court ia
earnestly invited Oh this important 2ublcct, by
\ OFNIIfE PEOpIE.
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WM. J. SnELToS, %Sccrt,arg.


BucRiSGmtM, April %, 1875.
The citizens of uckingham, who are in favor of the
Baltimore Convention, are requested TO attend at May
Court Z" the purpose Of appointing Delegates. who are
to assemble goth May next-it being the object Of that
Convention TO compare the sentiment Of the Republican
Delegates from the different sections Of the Union, and
to concentrate public opinion On some one candidate.
who viii best unite the Republican party tor President
and Vice President Of the United States.
A
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Goodall's majority,

1--WE have no return of the Congressional poll. AT
Negrofoot, there is some discrepancy in the result, after
deducung Curtis's vote from Goodall's, which makes il
something less than III. But l assure you that Goodall
is elected by a majority Of more than n hundred. trust
this glorious result will hereafter be long ~rcmcmbcredb by
the Wings of Richmond, that they are not to dictate to
the voters Of Hanover"
We have received the following as the official return
of the Poll:
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Ry last Evenings Mail.
NOREOLK ROKOuGu EIECrInN

NUtFOLk ELECTIONS.
NORFOLK, April 29.-On Monday the Elections for
Congress and the State Legislature, took place in this
Borough, when the following were the results
For the House Of Delegates.
"m. r: Cunningham, Supported es the candidate for
the wing partyD 3Gl
George Newton, announced by " deputation of citi-
zans, with a distinct avowal on his part, that it WINS not
on party grounds; but singly with AN eye to the hest
Interests OF our BorougbD 279
-
Cunningham's majority, 81
For Congress.
Emmerson, 36s
Loyal, 26S
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AMHERST COUNTY, WiaoNIA0
~ a meeting Of The Democratic Republicans Of the
county Of Amherst, friendly to the present Administra-
ton Of the General oTcrnnlent, convened in pursuance
Of Piblie Ho@cc, ~ their county CouFi-fiousp 81 Fafur.
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tUWWINILIIIU.
or Tho subscriber, if Providence permit, will hold meetings, in
all Of The Efforts of the Bible Society, as the following times aud
places, 20 wits
Sunday, May 3, ~ o'clock, a. M.-Genito.
O. d" ~ past q oiclock-Powhatan G. VI.
"Wednesday, MAY q, 10 uct7sk-Mountain Plains, Albcmofic.
Thursday, muy {, ~ o'c)ock-Pot Republic, Augusta.
FRIDAY, Ssh DO, ~ lock-Wayncshofongi
Saturday, 9i do, ~ oclnck-Tnkling Spring.
Sunday, lOni DO, ~ o'clork- Bethel.
Sunday aGernoOn-Gcuuan Church, near Bethel
Sunday, t7th May, - orlock-Ncw Prov lcncc.
20. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
W.. ~. ATKINSON, Gofi 8gsRf, y. n. S
P{crbarg, 9pyi2 %.
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15l
Last Spring, DIR. Curtis beat Roane 80 notes.-the ia.
bles are now turned-and Mr.. Clay will 10 longer have
cause to rejoice upon the Mig ~mGjOrify of his native
.Nssf1ioot ana " Long and Hungry (some
redeemed by the voice of the People. The loss of this
Election gave us last year more serious regret than any
other-and we congratulate our Fellow citizens that she
IS now discnthralled-an that her late, respected Wing
Delegate is compelled to yield to his Republican com
pcttOr.
MIR. John Robertson (yhig) is re.elected TO Congress.
from the District. But it furnishes little matter of tr-
umPh to himself or his party. WIN. II. Roanc was no
candidate-never rode the circuit-neye yer visited the Ga.
lherings ofthc peoplc-nevc addressed them; and always
declared that he was no candidate. But if he had been
a candidate, like MIR. Robertson, and like him took very
active pains 10 obtain the suffrages of The People, it is
believed that he might have carried the District with
him.
FLOYD-Q DeIegate)
Thomas H.. Steger Qhe old Republican Delcgatc) is re.
elected to the House of Delegates over &. g. Lee
both Jacksonians. Craig's majority over Moore about
2SO. Craig thus goes to Augusta between II and 1900
ahead.
"Fon COycRrss.
Capt. r. Craig, 3i7
S. AIcD.More, Esq, rs
HoosE or DELEGArrs.
Capt. Thomas II. Stegcr, reelected 2l3
Charles G. Zee, Esq. IG5
Ira Howard, Esq. 81
a Administration.
In Augusta, Moore obtained the LIST day about 200
ma~%jofity-6ut it was scarcely expected that he would
make up the balance Of more than 400.
AUGUSTA.
The first days poll in this comfy.
COsGRyss.
Moore (Whig) 1884
Craig (Adm) 314
Craig majority it will be rccollccted, was 1853 votes.
No opposition to Patterson for the Senate, or to Craig
and Brooke for the House.
NORFOLK BOROUGH.
Mr. Loyal has beat Mr.. Einmcrson in the whole Dis
trict 151 votes.
Mr. Cunningham (Vhip) beats Mr.. Gcorgc Newton
80 votes for the Borough of Norfolk.
SURRY-Q Dcl)-DisenuraUod!
(Fr0m The Paoysbarg (onsteiation)
This is another Of the instructing Counties, in which
the Delegate in the confidence Of tic CORRECTNESS of his
own opinions. undertook to disregard those of his cons,i-
tuents. IL Mark the appreciation bestowed on his course
by the people
FoR CosonEss.
John Y. Mason, Qlepl 225
- Urquhnrt, (WligO Is
HoosE OF DELEcArEs.
Peter J. Spratley,s (iep) 223
= Ruiin, (WhigO 107
S%ptatey's majority, I2f
"The Republican candidate elected by 9 to /, and II
to spare! Were you instructed, Gen. Crump, or were
you not?"
HARRISON CoUNTY-2 Del)
a letter to a gentleman in this city, states that the
Jackson Party have swept all before them in that county
tho two Jackson candidates clccted-and the Jackson
candidate for Congress, johnson in opposition tn Al
len.
KING W1LLIAM-U el)-Diseanrou,di
"KISc WmLAM, G. H..
Wednesday, mo ming, April %.
N " ! hasten TO give you a result Of the election SO for
picard from.
Mr.. Roane is only 70 votes behind so far as we have
ird, including his majority Of "a from Middlescx
e have not heard from Aylctts to-day, and Of course
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Foa CoScarss

FoR CoScRrss.
Nv Jones, 234
WIN. D Archer, LOG
sA -
Jones majority, l2S
STATE SENATE.
=. "; Nasn, 22I
".oid, l5l
-
Nash's majority, 10
Majority brought To Amelia, ............... Al
-
The District, liz
llOrSE OF DEIEGArLs.
ym". = Whry, 2i
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Wilcys majority, -.
FLUVANNA COUNTY q Del)

"PALMYNA, April 9th, 1875.
ITO day we met the enemy in gallant style, and have
conquered. Major Garland addressed the People in his
usual mastery manner. Gen. Gordon replied Garland
followcd-and Gordon finished, when the polls were
opened. and the result is as follows:
FoR CoNGREss.-Garland 22l; Gordon, GO.
toRTiE HousE oLDELEoArEs.-Cul GA Strange
Qi,ep.) 226; Major John NJ. Johnson, "a; MIR. Forbes.
OVhigD -.
You will discover, from the above vote. that Fluyanna
Is not changed, tut remains stcadfast To the Republican
doctrines OF Jefferson and Madison. The day was very
Indictment, or we should have given a much better nc
count of our strength.
" Garland came TO the county 80 majority, which gives
him l96. Nelson to hear from"
ELSE COUNTY-Q Dcl9
81 am just from Nelson election, and only have time
to say, that the day is ours. The Polls stood thus last
night at dark
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The Boston papers give a report. that the brig MuDg
has arrived at ST. Andrews, in II days from Liverpool,
with news, that the Frfah ChawbcYs If Degutics hire
d'sSotced icthoUt making the appropriation fr The pag.
ntcnt of ME 8mcriran ClqiR.-Ilc Boston Courier says,
that ION the receipt Of this hdndbill in Boston, people
were rather excited on Change, and spcculatons were
for a moment suspended; but as people began to look al
the matter, IT was all considered a hoax, and every thing
went on again as before
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HANOVER Dcl.)

"IlANovER &. H., April %, 1895.
1--WE have met the enemy, and they are ours. Good
all is elected to the Legislature by a majority Of Il6 votes.
The following is the vote ut this place, aud precincts, to
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FoR CoYonEss.
TYLER COUNTY.

We understand that there were two Administration
candidates; Barker and Cravcns, mot generally known
to the people, neither having been residents long in the
county aad two Wings, Morris and Delashmutt The
two latter received each ~ OF 10 votes more than the
two FORMER. MIR. ID hayicg received the largest number,
is the retained iuember-We have not received n com.
pcte statement of the polls, but the above is said to be
the result.
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Married, On tbo iGfb iist, by the Rev. Mr Bafsitt Of refs ef"rg
Nj Wa. q. McFlfls1d, late Of Norfolk, (uow Of Richmond to Miss
Nmcr. danelter ofCnI. AnlicW noime. of Monon Counl.
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SUPPLEMENTAL.
CULPEPEK ELECTION.

To II IN sTsV TVN.
The Culpcper Gazette says" Our election took place
on Monday last-was conducted with fine spirit-and re-
suited in a glorious triumph TO the principles of Rcpub-
licanism. The UhigS were strenuous and unabating in
their eNcrtions; and we congratulate our Democratic
friends upon the success Of their equal activity and firm
ness. Great anxiety was manifested on both sides,
throughout the day and although the UhigS may have
carried heavy hearts, yet they wore light countenanccs,
and at times seemed 10 calculate confidently on success.
The struggle was a hard one, but victory pcrched Oh our
banner, and the . ilesperian fruit is ours.
The aggregate vote taken was 734.
Hill. (Rep.) 376
Broadus, (Uhig.) n,
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EDITORLlL CORRESPONDE.vCE
"AniNoDoS, April 20, 1895.
herewith send you a statement of the polls in Smyth
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Hills majority,

"But the Hhigs, as a salvc to their blightcd homes.
maintain that Hills majority is constituted of foreign
votes. This rs far from being true.-The polls have been
accurately examined, and stand thus
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Iurnbull 5 majority over Shell, $50
Mallory $ majority over ditto, I63
Result in the whole District for Conares

u. 5 hlaJOrlty, 80
brunswick, it will be remembered, was one ofthe in
strueting counties. IL has gloriouSly redeemed itself
from the imputation of belonging to the Wing associa.
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w " TT- U. W0T TTFIT1 TT0 VT NWTTlTE1 Nov 0T WITTT0IIT 10 NII7F
Money, daughter ofCnL Anifcw Hciuc, of Monroe County.
DEATHS
Uicd. %. tlcf %re.iicnre io Icon county, near Tallahassee, Florida
or the 10TH inst, Mrs. May Elizabeth Clennd Egpes, wife ofFmIM
c- Eppcs, ESQ, formerly Of Sfziui1.
M~ARKETS-Aprf Both, 1875.
TosAccO-D Demand good for AL -qnahtes-and pFidss~
gradually ~rising-Auction sales.
inferior Tugs 81 20 n 81 30.
Heavy snowy Tugs IS q s. go.
Mixed leafy refused S. so q 81 80.
Snowy substantial leaf So so a 80 as.
Dry shipping rich leaf 80 30 q St3 50.
Smooth waxy manufacturing leaf 81 q $40.
~FIorR-Sappfics very smoll-Purchascrs disposed TO
hnv freely a. ~S5-Holders ask 80 q ia storej
limited sales on Basin bank at 50.
C~orros-Supplics very lmiled-demand good, and tie
article worth ~ n 18 cents per 10.
BAGWELL, SMITH & JONES
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Broadus' minority
R-APPAHANNOCK ELECTION

"Thus IL will be perceived. that all foreign votes OK.
cluded, Hills majority in the county would be increased
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RAPPAHANNOCK ELECTION.
"ltis pretended that the defeat of the Hhig party and
the victory of Republicanism in Rappahannock, do not
furnish a test OF her principles, because many of the
Wings voted against Pcndleton, Ohe Why candidate
upon the ground that he was not Il resident of the county.
MIR. p, it is true, had not been a resident of the county
long, but his failure is clearly not attributable TO that
and the principles of that gallant little county, which, by
her recent manifestation, has won such rcpown lin the
days OF her youth. So far from il, (according 10 MIR. P.'s
own admission, as we undcrstand) he received something
like 100 Jackson votes. That being the case, the result
gives Il clearer demonstration of the strength of the
county in favor of the Administration.
The aggregate vote taken was 500.
Nicklin, (Hep) 80
P%cndleton, (Ghig) 2s5
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do not know the result Of yesterday at that place. To.
day, we will make up the II aud more too. The Wing
fund has been exhausted"