Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-18
VIRGINIA ELECTIDys

! we were quite am'lScd at the cheerful ,oau =,
the Richmond Enquirer of The l2,h in>, VI
the aspect OF the election tidines, ben,
OF certain facts OF which, fortunately for il, com.
nnfty, that paper was then ignorant. l..
has not gained one either in Franklin. ~, :. +
crIck, as it seemed to suppose; but. nm H..
trary, has lost one in Franklin. Will. r.,
remains as 1t was, and Camphcllla> addoa
ITS loss. The tidings, thus far, are ao,,:.....
the Wings. ltlhey GO on as they have bcaan :,
State Will be preserved from the misfortune :,
Van Buren, majority u,M winter. On. Il.
is rendered certain by the diminished ,o,. -
Van Buren, candidates in ncarl, every co..,..
which they .lTvc CARED the day and tia, j, ,L.,
Van Burcn.wiIl not get the vote OF Nis.i.ja ax,,,.
PRESIDENT \ sattary change i, eoipls ON !, nj
nc sentiment aud as +" Revelations ne,p, a.,
backwards, we anticipate with confidence. H., =.
umph of the Wig Electoral Ticket in Noyem,..
But we would entrea our friends, in the connlie,
yet to vote, not TO permit tleir recent successes,
induce them To relax their cxcr,io,l, I., ,La..
rather be stimulated to increased ana,iuilfv -.
t>ny and zeal, that they may share IN the NOM, ..
well as IN the glory of the Eiumph @hic, aw,i,.
them. And we would hin, to Mr., Ritclie and 9th.
cr majority glowing democrats" thar. if they
would avoid the misfortune Of belonging to III.
weaker party, they will act wisely not 10 DELAY
their repentance until it may be too late TO ST.
cure forgiveness and favor. We suboin such ad.
| tional returns as We have received.
! BUCKINGHAM.
S'naft.-.Dr. J. w. Flood ~. b. 1916. Col
lSil">. NJ. Bondurant (whig) 472-lool's major
Ity24. Bondurant's majority in Campbell y,
! (not ~ as stated in our ias) Is. is therefor. 3
ahead-Cunbrrland only 10 vote, which will aur.
ment his ma orliy.
PATRICK.
James NJ. Redl (wlig) has been elected in III,
county. Majority not asceriained. Last wear
represented bl Isaac Adams ". b. who conie,.
cd and Obtained the seat of Capt. Critz. Anothei
ahig cam
\ gentleman writes to us that Maj George Msr
tin Wv he( has been elected by IA majority of II
votes over Peter liailston (Nan Buren) Awbp
gain. Last year, Henry was repfesen.dby Col
Fonane, a Van guiene
LOU
Louisa stands as she was. Anderson ~. BIZ,
elected by majority OF sos over Thompson
(whig)
CHESTERFIELD.
Col. VIM. Il. Johnson (whiej is reelected bs a.
increased ority.-Stae Of the polls
For WIN. r. Johnson (whig) 453
For Charles F. Woodson (V. b. 1880 ma.
CAROLINE.
San"cl> ". b. reelected, by majority 4 over
Wooltolh (~hig,)
SPOTTSlLNANIA-C Complete.
State Of the polls Oscar NJ. Cutehfcld ",
b. 81, John NJ, Hc,udon (~nir) 27s, No
change.
STAFFORD,
John Moncure (N, b. reelected, without opp0,
sltlon.
KING GEORGE.
John llooe (whig) reelected, without oppo,I-
ton. We class Mr.. Ilooc among the wings, be-
cause lie procs to belong to that part, ard
generally votes with them, though he is becoming
somewhat famous for rccanl;ng and apooezng fol
his votes after they are gwen, aud Notwithstanding
the Enquirer OCCASIONALLY eAtols lis liberalV, puts
his ability, and admires his eloquencc. We have
some apprehension that lie is infected with the
'"''" VI v ar buitil'S'H, bul thtTe j. 10 u"hN''
that he will "go the whole hog with lha, par
", so long as his constituents are so nearly unan'
imous the other way.
FREDERICK.
Se"ote-II. L. Opie (V b. 62s, Z. J, Smith
, (whle) 2SO.-Jenerson and Clarke to vote.
Ho"% u Dcice0trs-E. W. Robinson N ~
; 400, }. BID. Smith (whig) 400, Mm. Wood 400,
DR.. J.. b. Lacy ID, Jas. \. Carson, l57, Martin
Cartmlll l3l-all Van Burcnites.
RAPPAHANNOCK.
John 5. Pendeton (whig) elected, by major
Ivy of92, over DIR. Nlcklin, the late v B. mem.
Der. Another whig gain Majority Of Slaughter
(whs) over Smith (N. By for the Senate 49,.
JAMES CITY.
McCandlish 143, Garrett %. Both whir'
Williamsburg and York to vote
KING & QUEEN.
Fleet (whig) the late member, has beon defeat
ed by David +. Wright, by Is majority. wing
loss.
NANSEMOND.
John d. Benton (Whg) the lato member e'
elected, by majority of %.
NORTllAMPTON.
; Joseph Segar (Whig) elected, without oppe'''
: ton. place OF Gen. $. f. Parker, (also wing
SENATE -Nespasian Ellis (whig) 16l, JONI
Page (do9 63, Robert Anderson (N. b. Ill
As WE PREDICTED
Petitions are alrCady prcsektcd to Congfr'