Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-02

RETURNS
fAlQt lER-McSsrs Marshall and EdmondS
(whieS) are elected in this county, by, maiority
OF about $50. over Mcssrs. Smith and uicherson
inc late Van Buren, nembers--a Wig gam
AUG CSTA.-A H. II. Stuart twhie) $50,
Mention Harper, do. 80 Dr.. r. II. Henry. do. OF,
H. u. I'M do. 81, George BAYLOR, jr. lNan) 2e4,
\. y Sewers do. l3i. The two former elected
ORANGE.-We learn tina, Voolfolk tNan)
is reelected by a majority OF III over Simnrs,
(whg)
MADlSoN-Lnn Banks (Nan) reelected
without opposition, Smiths majority over Slaueh-
Ter tor the Senate between 3 and 400. Smith
l, therefore elected. Thus it is that the \ an
Burenii"> ,inlcate the right ot instruction.
by regarding those who acknowledge and ad-
here TO it, Mr.. Slaughter. aware that his own o.
plnlons on certain points did not accord with ,ho,c
OF majority of hi, constituents, expressed h,ir
sentiments, and hot his own, in several cases-and
yet they ha,o discarded him Could they have
done moro, had he Sc, their will at dcGanccs
OillO-loln Brady PIP, Wm. Mcconnell 2ll
both whes--thc former elected.
TYLER-The Wheeling Times says
" The result ofthe election in Tyler is singular
enough. Neither Dclashmu,i nor West, the regu-
lar candidates, is elected. The successful candi-
date, Mr.. Ripley, is said to be Il Van Buren,
The election did not turn upon the political scn
mcnts of the candilatc>.'
And the Wheeling Gazette SAYS;
TALrn-Ripev elected by Il maiorit, of 10
votes over West. Wig loss ! though a friend
inform, IL. that Ripley received the Whig votes,
and that he will not attach himself TO the Van
Buren, party
And the Richmond Wing add, e" We have
since learned that RIPPLE, will vote with the Wings
-" West WAS the Van Buren, candidate prnpcr
50 announced bv the Enquirer, aud his election
claimed in advance."-We presume ii is like some
other elections in which local and personal prefer
rnccs have been stronger than political, and in
which rinm'ttp- men have been elected, with full
understanding that they would politically repre-
sent The majorit8-as in the case of Gen. Cooke of
Norlolh county, and Co. Alexander OF NortIum-
bcrlanA.
PRINCE EDWARD State Of the pills. -
Col. ]. Madison (Nan) 327, Samuel e. Andcr-
son (~hig) 25l--majory rs; II less than last
/ wear.
RICHMOND ClTl-Robcrt 5tanarl ~ jg)
rc-elcctrd without opposition.
NICHOLAS AND FAYEITE--Tn the lat.
ter county, Dckenson's maiortyoycr G~inn w.
y. j, whq, ana probably 6. al'o. Nicholas to
vote
KNG WILLIAM-Shadwck (Nan) 1913,
'romekius (nhig) Si-very thin vote King VIII
liam can vote 800
Fi.INANNA-t,ideon A. Strange (Nan) 2O5,
4. b. Magrudcr (whg) lO5-incrcasc Of wing vote
since last year about 40
PATRICk-(fuH Returns. jas. VI. R"dd
j (whia) 357, NJ. Cloud (Nan) 256--n,aority 1ol
Last year, tic WING candidate WAS returned by a
majority OF /. but afterwards lost his seat, the
Van Buren, candidate successfully contrs'ing it.
pRESToN-Col. Buchncr Fairfax elected.
Last Yeaf represented BY Mr.. Carroll o. b. The
Wing SAYS
The Globe cl,ims him as Administration.
The Globe calls things b, their right names.
Fairfax may be Administration, but we doubt
whether he is Van. We pretend MOTTO know or
say with ccnan,y-but we doubt if Col. Fairfax
i ~ an DuTcN ne name promises p'lltI 'li'S>
But if So, there is no change
~ The Romnry Iniclligcnccr SAYS, NJ Fair
fax a, a tue and noble Wing" II so, ii is "a
Wing gain.
CHARLES CITY & NEW kENT-The fol-
loving is the rcsult-boh candidates wings
Ro. Christian tn. HHror. Tof0L
New Kent l7} 30 2ll
! Charles City II 40 10Y
HOCkINGHAM--An Anderson Mofru 737, Sa-
nluel Coocs 1913, - Conrad 366--al Nanites.
Mcl,tt and Conrad were the late members.
HANONER-Charles 7. Gooda (Nan) re-
elected. Reported minority, l03, over Charles
Thompson (whiC.)
FLOYD-ncskin (Nan) Il majority. Col.
/ Thomas (Na,O beat Henry Erskine lwhie) 1913
for the Senate. rs present ma orty 121 and
Giles and Grcrnbrier to be heard from.
ltRRISON-Wm \. Harrison, and Wilson
X. Shinn, (both Nar) elected Slim made a mar
escape from the pcntrntary fe" months a
90, ON a charge oftorgns pension papers There
was flaw in the Indictment
NORFOLK BOROUGII-Wm f.. Cunning
ham (,yhc) reelected without opposition.
SIRRN-Wm. F. Bailey YAM without opPo-
son.
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