Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-03

House of D:le-atcs-tIessrs Bayley- (Whiiel and
Poulsan administration, but not v. B., says the Nor
felix Bcacon,) elected over Mcssrs Grnalds and
Drumnord (Whigs) late Delegates MIR: Pouson was
of the most decided Jackson in the session OF
lo'-4 that was then in the Legislature. He was the
Republican hleeader, as L1yne Of .7Vfgh0ny was last
w'n'er-he counties being called alphabetically; and OF
course 7eeoMGck was frst the docket. Pooson al.
ways tracked truc-6ut the Spring he was turned
out we shall take il favor if ony friend who is
acquainted with his present politics. will inform about
them.
~ SHcc nc @Iore get in !e- ,re bnre receired
iHeT !""m @r"HeHae ti9 ut the fcrohaurk Eec-
ton If 'rhicb ihs fulio,-ny Is m ,at-crt:
" Mir. M',,,rcai Co.hc If ScvfnIk county has brcn
elected without any pledges; and lie is, lie hinlsc IN
forinrd arc, .FGw'H'si'0''GH Al n.te.iu- of
the people in Pcrisrnpn nj az parties it was agreed to
support Cooke and Mutaugi in opposition 20 tie Saint
Brides candidates, who; il said, Of the Nor
folk Borough party.
Pnrlson Of Accomack is an Administration
Opposed to Van Barren, hGt more opposed 10 Judge
W.lite-ic Stands pledged To 90 III the Legislature as
the vol" @! Acc0nack goes ;ilc PRESIDENTIAL Eec'
toa 10 NovcEh"r-!f tHat SHOULD be Wing. Inc" fon-
son votes for Wir Governor. Senator, Councillor &C
Van Buren, has many friends in every county OF our
Senatorial District. Mr. Andersons supporters are no
Indicators OF the rx."rt-manv will vote 10: an Buren,,
who would not for Anderson. Page DECLARATIONS
at Northampton changed the vote in Warwick against
hnl--on the very morning nj the election 100.
Baviy, (Tng.) VI
Pnul."n, (Adrr:"!>.rat;o:.) ................. 80
Dlummnnd. (Whigl ..................... 20
G!ina!ds, iNhgD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2vo
Bull, tNhg, ............ lpi
Davly aud PuulsHn elected
Ia the IA.; Legislature ....
THE mnjori,v Of Servant (Whg.l Craao:d,
(Wh;g) in Elizahc'! City and Warwick, is o..
CHARLES CITY COUNTY, &c., d.
4. Christian (fhig.l elected.
~ I'VE t!HTUHs 1E F 7ME EEeUiFEk'
Y.
81 hasten 10 inform you that the panic party IN tbs good
old Republican county have been again DEFEATED. not
withsaadng their false statements. and :yh!tuF PIC
Gupe tie people. They nave had then deP1ties
riding and fro fongho The coau;v, attending every
muster ground, and na!ran.-tcyiEg distributing their
garbled productions ard addressing the people lEtir
CONSTANT motion They neither sunterri
slept: iiey tod the people That Charles T. Goodall
WIS for giving tie Tree tyro the right vote, end II
Van Buren, elected, their negroes TO be taken
from them! They caused few q the tm!d 10 for
sake u.s. but The enlightened yeonsnry of the country
marched in solid pa!anS 10 tie contest, determining not
10 yield the yessr CT State IHto the hand, oil The enemy
amt 21M, 1-:;j. AN uPLANDER.'
The following is COFFEE. staenicn: Of the polls OF
our county ioT $50:
Thompson, ITO la5 lG3 325
.ueYrtty-lC2onIy so!e less than Il. the Polls Of
HALIFAX ELECTlON-2
FoE SKsA1K
:cql. Richard II. Baptist: ga" BUREN, PIG PIG
Tucker CHTrinyton do l"c
Capt. Beverly s ydnor, (tnti-Nu candidateJ II.
THE in .uccAienlars county was BIB for baptist
I2 70. 7. CaIringon-.nL lUj ur g. Sydno!-Blpl!st:
0! course, elected in the District
NJ poll WAS held ior Nj Car!ingoa a. the Court
hcusc, lie b.irg present and so desiring i. lie had
proc!arIal.cm made al Mec.rnbu7g Courthouse the
GAY of The erection there that lie candidate, aT
iay asce,ained tina: the Coalition Whgs OF that cuunty
had determined 70 Capt. Sydnol. The Senatorial
election excited but M interest in HALIFAX the Demo.
cratic party feeling III their strength and certain
Of tho election o.! mian Of approved principles.
FOX TuE Housx Or DELEGATES.
John H. Einunds,' 40
Cpl Paul Tnylor,' 27G
Capt. Wan II. Clark, 225
MADISON DISTRICT.
"CrLrrraR Cuurr HOUSE, 9Th April, 1896.
Believing that ,yon would be GLAD 10 hear Tie result
OF the election in District which terminated yeseE
day tY the election of Vim. Smith, Esq over our late
Dseg gate Dan! f. Slaughter, E=q, W MA orlly 0: 25
votes send yUr the result. Voolfolk beat Sims
(W!irD in Orange votes attic n6ed the election yes
,c!iay IN Madison. Smith vote Gas BIZ, Slaughter
2j j, had been necessary, Smith mlpritr IN Ma
olson would nave been very double. what it is The
People OF! Madison knowing tia; Smiths election Was
SAFE, did mol turn out.
From another Correspondent.
'MapIsv*, April 20.
"Therc were only 3i6 taken, out Of which, Mr..
Slaughter received 35-wich very full turn out OF
. ]
! had been necessary, Smiths majority in this county
could have bcr: increased TO 53 al least; the ma jory
fof Smith in the District is 2g4 Our little county
/ prior TO this. cs had little influence in District
!ec.ions Lu. that Gay has gone By; and we now have
j, in our power, 10 the march o am Wing, whc
NAV be presumpIOus enough TO crGsa 10 Geude The
Erputcaa of this District will their free negro slang
Ion Ill find us firm and united in November next.
! 'No opposition for the coun,y-Co Banks Is again
, elected. From 7a0nter
"MAplsoY touRI House. 2cth April.
Tho election at tnis place, and TOR tins Senatorial
District. has lst closed. give you the result OF tile
whole District:
In Rappa.nnnoch, Slarg glitter had majority Of IS
la Culpepcr, co. do DO. 30
In the county Of Madison, do. do. 2T
--325
Giving majority in the Whole district to
WIN Smith, of 40
In this county, the vote was bu; .hn one The peo-
pie being engaged in attending to their domestic and
agrcu!,urc concerns and there being opposition for
the county many Of them did mol tom out Considering
the election settled before this county voted.
Col Linn Banks Reelected 10 the House o:
Delegates, without opposition. lie received so votes
GlLES-ii d.
hay ;us: returned from the Gihs election, which
took place on Monday, and hasten to inform you Of the
result For The House Of Delegates there were four
candidalss-threc Re pu5IcGus Van GUIcn) and one
HAile Why. Cndcr such circlnstances the victory IS
glorious une calculations were mae N the noTng
that The division in ranks would defeat but the
people of Cries always true 20 Democracy anu the gcou
cid Republican cause, in te strength, ana nave
shew 10 the World that evil wesd as th.GysTy can
no, find an abiding place in her patriotic SOIL The fol-
lowing is a correct statement q: the polls to wit:
Hais, King, KIRK, Smith
jv.Enr.n ". Butsn.) ". B"tsu ("his
Court House, 81 G2 II "a