Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15
RocKBRlDGE. G. pelA


1t IS proper to say that MIR. Harrison not
RoCKBRIDGE, e Del9
Samuel McD Moore (whig0 20s
Chas. Il. Dorinan, (do) GOD
MIR. Barclay, ". b. lOi
MIR. Stevens, (do) 81
There was no serious opposition the par, of the
Republicans; Barclay and Stevens not regular
candidates No change in the politics of the members
for, last Spring two Wings were elected
STAFFORD q Del)
John Moncure Sy. b reelected without opposition.
KING GEORGE, q Del)
John Iiooe reelected, without opposition. 1'The
Fredericksburg Arena says, " We don't know how to
class MIR. Ilooe. His Wing constituents, however keep
him straighl."-We shall publish in our next letter
from Mr. a. himself, in which he frankly declares that
elf to constitute (hm) Wing it is necessary (he) should
approve all that (he has) seen some members of that
party guilty OF in the last four months (he) rejects with
disdain the terms of initiation "
RAPPAHANNOCK-Q DEL9
John > Pendleton (Whig) has beaten the late Repub-
lIcan Delegate, DIR. Nickin, by majority of 92-(225
to 233 l-Slaughier's majority over Smith, for The Sc
nate 60.
FREDERICK-e
To has the very vague The Freder-
icksburg Arena says that The returns the last
days election have reached us. We learn however
that Robinson " b and Smith (Whg) are elected. Ro
binson by maturity OF Smith, and Smith four
ahead OF Wood. IF this be true there is no
change since The last year But what should think
OF the natuotion OF party, which permits fire Repub-
lican candidates, 10 with Wing? There scarce
ly acoonty in the Slaeno the tenth Legion of the
Republic -Shenandoah herself-who could carry such
weight, and win the With an immense Republi-
majority in Frederick-with votes scattered and
thrown away among the three hndmost candidates, al
most sufficient 10 elect Delegate the Republicans have
permitted Wing to be elected. They would deserve to
be beaten! but they beaten Oiher private ac-
counts say, that they noWe shall hear this
ing, positively
FRANKLIN, q Del)
The Lynchburg Virginan of Monday gives the detail
cd votes of the five precincsthe fetal is follows
Samuel Hale, (Whg0 $50
Wiley 2. Woods (do) 553
T. S Kean, ". b SOP
j. NJ. Holland, (do) $50
Kean beaten only vote by Woods, and our worthy
Republican friend, J. NJ. Holland, also beaten Ii is
however, the fortune of war.
The Dhnvie Observer states tina, Hoods elected
by the caStng cote Of The Sheriff Close polling coun-
ty which gives 100 votes !-s We have thought (suys
the Observer) that franklin a Wing county. The
have at least the cold comfort OF saying the Wmgshave
but little to brag of"
afoNTGoMERY, q DeD
The Lynclburg Virsinian says: We have not
McCauey,* w. ~ selected by considerable majority
over Mr.. Charlton, the Wing candidate. No change no.
tically from last year"
The Lewisburg Alleghanan says: F" We have il from
good authority, that Gen. Hoge and a. e. Pendleion,
Esq have both withdrawn from the Senatorial canvass
brought ont as the candidate Of the party The election
IN Montgomery took place Monday last and the
Court House and precinct heard ron--which gave
the following result -
Col rbom,. cA'i, ,.% D4ss.sus
H. Erskine SO 3
Polls kept open, and three precincts to be heard from
McCauley is one of the fTmest Republicans in the
State No doubt exists about the election of Thomas Qhe
Republican candidate) in the Senatorial District lately
represented by that staunch Democrat, Col. Andrew
Berne, who declined poll.
Not in tho last Legislature