Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26

"'rhe voting Of wednesday WILL we anticipate, swell
the majoes of MesSrG. Boeler and Davenport-and we
think therefore, doubt can be entertained of the sue
css Of both the Wing candidates for the House Of Dele
PlTTSYLVANIA, e Del)
For Vincent Wcler (Whig and late delegateO 7S4;
Tunstall' (Whgl 77o; Walton, (Adm( 622; Garland
Sad the day; but should blush to owe victory 10
SOCK panic neans as he employed!
MECKLENBURG-C2 Del)
a The following is the result of our Election:
Sss5sf A. fe Gs1isna 4 4ss Republicans
John B: b GDaae i;5 miss.
So much for the free negro vote, &c, &c. There is
county where they more deeply interested on that
subject, than any other county, except HulltaI-yet
they are both, by an overwhelming vote for Van Buren,
Does not this speak volumes? ?"
"All right! (suys the Petersburg Constellaton) We
have beaten Whggery riumphnntly, as we are able to
do every where, when the people turn out and think and
act for themselves Garland and Rogers were wheel
horses last Winer-he people have given them test
aaonu Of their confidence and respect for devotion to
their interests which cannot be otherwise than
of envy 10 all those who stood by them with less deter
mined and less sincere devotion friend and corres
pondent writes as follows:
"BoYpTos, April 49, 1886.
"Dear Sir: have no doubt you will be pleased to
hear the result of election. We have obtained ano
Their glorious victory the Wings beating them more
than two to one. They crack horses last Spring.
and thereby obtained larger vote than they ever will
again. The question, Van Buren, or no Van Buren, was
fairly met by our candidates The abolition scare-crow
produced but little or no impression upon our staunch
Democrats
After the returns from all the precincts the vote
stood as follows:
Richard II. Baptist, ". b. ........"".... 373
Tucker Darlington, (DemocratD ............ III
Beverley sdnor, (WhigO ....:............ 16o
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Rogers. ". B. y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sac
Garland, (do.0 ........................ go
Boyd, {Whig1 ..................... III
Goode, (JscEyon, White, Leigh W,ig) :..... l56
"Haa1 has yet to vote for Senator. You can guess
the result. Yours respectfully,
PETERSBURG-Q Del9
John T. Brown reelected without opposition.
RICHMOND ClTY-Q D.
Mr. Robcr, stanard (Whg) has been reelected with.
on, opposon-252 votes were polled for him-l7 for
Major Hyde {no Notwithstanding
RUSSELL-G D.
William lessee reelected by majority Of about 80
votes over Dr. McFarane-both Van Buren,.
SCOTT-Q d.
Col. speer,F (Rep.,) elected.
Uuhe-How can the Abingdon Statesman say, that
his is "uot Van Buren, county," when Messrs Nc
Canaan. and Leftwch Of Wyhe doth '. b. have beat
the late Wing Senator, (Mr Comas POI votes inhs own
county, that is more than 10 l?
NICHOLAS & FAYETTE-Q d.
The Stanton Spectator says, that "Dickersons (Op)
majority over Gwinn is l22-Nichoas yet to vote. Dick
ersons election considered cernin" The Globe claims
an Administration Delegate-bu, suspect it is miso-
ken 1--WE understand, however, from the best auhor!'
ty that these two counties will give Van Buren, MAORI
ty in the Full) 4
-, FAIRFAX-Q d. a
COL S. M. Ball, (Whig,) is reelected BY majority Of
tuo potes over Col Silas Burke, w. b. Close cutting
The exact number Of votes not stated.
POSTSCRIPT:
Eg<-,o rJon
"CoUaT. HOUSE, April 2o
u.n b,,d and well. contestcd contest, we have
elected the Republican candidate. ,, -.
A. the Court house, Shajwick, (Republican0 1l9
~ Tompkins, (White) 80
Ayett's Shadwick, .............. IS
Tompkins, .............. 50
"Thus you sce that the Republican party Of this an
eept county is as true steel. Mr.. Shadwick is for
Van Buren, against the world and really ii would have
done your heart good, to see The unaImOu, opinion
amongst the friends Of liberty. King William IS for
Van Buren, against every and all other candidates.
Poll noac-43 Republicans, Al Whigs
F. RTTCHIE, Qa.e Of Rich%ond, va
wv Attorney and Counsellor at Law, slesnsGutg
(issssipp) will practise Law in the coobue' P.,;.h
Madison, Yszoo Washington, Warren, the rafI'n o
CARROLL 10 in the Supreme uao
Chancery Courts at Jackson.