Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08

admit this The fact is MIR Cotreil was a new cand;.
date, not blessed with the gift of the CAB, little calcula
yea Tor the rough roll and tumble of the stump and the
hestiDgs and not fitted blow the dust from the ewes
OF some Of the people, which the busy Wings have
sy;css '" S 'ae ~ nnndois speeches and private
very CALLING private charges which his inquistye
trends believed TO be unjust They would not abandon
nun on account Of these imputations prcerriny 10 ACT
upon the sentiment which was expressed in a note
." The 18TH March, by Of the strongest men i'm Hen.
ought never to desert Co,trcl unless salts
n.u mat he rs not innocent We afford lose the
Hcnrico election and from good as that OF
auhering 10 him (whom we think injured man. our
cause VIII derive ultimate strength hay cast up the
account of The inst weeks election of delegates aud
make IT IL goods bad and doubtful, including Henri
CO in the latter class Marx the predction,'The truth
Is, mat twenty one counties during the week. viz
Aibemaile Charlotte, Franklin Frederick, Gloucester
niesnsv,lle Henrco, Isle of Wight, King George Lew
srincess Anne, Prince William, Rockbridge, Russell,
spolsyiyana aud Sussex giving 25 delegates-of whom
we shall possibly carry l6, and the Wings s.
SPOTrSYLVANiA ELECTION.
"SPorTsrLvANIA, COURT HOUSE,,
Tuesday Evening, April 9th.
Our election commenced yesterday and the day be-
ing bad the polls kept open At this place the polls
stand for Oscar NJ. Crutchficd, IVAN BUREN, 200
j. Nj, HerndOn, (White) 60
C.'s majory, 40
"The precincts at fredericksburg and at Mrs An
drews not heard irom- xpect, that Herndon
will have majority in fredericksburg, and Cruichfeld
at Mrs s-thus not materially changing the above
maJoriiy-.Ihe Wings have made death-likc struggle,
out IN vain. Ii every county will do her duty like
Spoiisyivana, all will be safe and well Success TO
The Fredericksburg Herald of Wednesday gives the
Fredericksburg Precinct.
For John Minor Herndon 1873
For .. NJ. Crutchheld, II
Mrs Andrews Precinct strongly Republican, not
heard from.
PRINCE WILLIAM ELECTION
BRENTsvILLE, Va April 3.
Our eiecuon came on yeste rday, and although the
weather was very bad, had toerabe the
voters So far learn our late
John w. Williams, (Republican) is yet far ahead-ln
consequence Of bad weather the polls will kept for
three days, which, without doubt will list up, if
necessary-our people being firm but careessPoils
the precincts not heard from yet-A Brentsvlle yeser-
day Williams, (RePD 81 Colquhoun, (whig0 H."
POWHATAN ELECTION.
- An Empty pietory perhops-atier ALL
10 NE Editors "TnuRsDAY MoRSiNG, April 7th.
Our Election closed last night, after of the most
arduous contests that have witnessed in my life
Our little county, which has been disputed ground be-
tween the Wings and the Democrats for several years
may be aptly termed the ie Flanders of the State
Scott the Wing candidate has succeeded in getting the
return by four votes. The Election however will be
contested and we hope successfully The contest was
purely political one Both Col Hopkins and MIR Scott
are respectable young lawyers; and all conside-
raiions were sunk in the contest for principle give
VIM. &. Scott, (Whg) DAY
Henry L. Hopkins, (Democrat0 24s
Majority
CHARLOTTE ELECTION.
-, we understand that the worthy J. b. Richardson
Qtepublcan) was ahead so the first day
O. Our Friends in buckingham and Cumberland are
In IN. highest spirits They calculate in both
counties.
GLOUCESTER.
We have the result of the election on Monday; the
poll was continued 10 the 3D. day. Smith (Whig) 40;
Page (Van BUREN, so. Smiths majority will be consi.
deraby increased by the vote of the two succeeding
days--.NoffoM Herald
PRINCESS ANNE.
HUBBARD was - votes ahead of Morris LIST dav The
he oppn tbrae1 nv r., b
GreensuiHe Election.
passenger who passed through this county on We'd
nesday informs us, that the staunch Democrat Cant
Spencer is elected over Turner "a Whg)
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