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

House Of Delegates -Messrs "BoylcyS (yvIiic, and
Ponison Naturalization, but no, v b. SAYS The Nor
folk Beacon,) elected over Mesers C;rinalds and
Drummond (Whigs) late Delegates MIR Poulson was
one oil the most decided Jackson men i'm the session of
1888 ~ That was then in the Legislature He was the
kepubiicnn hleleadcr, Layne of Acghans was last
winer-the counties being called aipkeJsticaiy and of
course feeomack was first the docket Poulson al
ways tracked true-but the Spring he was turned
out We shall take il favor il any friend who is
them.
W si"re tas "bore ,raS SET in type hare reeersd
letter from ge"temna eho AZ The .qeeoaack Eiee-
ton ~ 'ea,eh INC fotio'ciag ;san erraet:
= Mr.. Mordecai Cohkr Of Norfolk county has been
elected without any pledges: and he is as he himself in
formed me, .fdiainisirafioa man AT meeting of
the people Portsmouth of all parties /, agreed to
support Cooke and Murdaugh opposition to the Saint
folk Borough pariy
Ponlson OF Accomack is an Administration man
opposed TO Van Buren,, but more opposed to Judge
White--he stands pledged go in the Legislature us
me vote OF Acconack goes the Presidential Eec-
uon IN Novembcr-lr that should BE- Wing. then Poul-
son votes for Wing Governor Senator Councillor &c
van Buren, has many friends i'm every county OF our
Senatorial District. Mr. Andersons supporters are no
hdcators oil the cStenmany will vote for Van Buren,,
who would not vote for Anderson PAGES declarations
a! northampton changed the vote in Warwick against
hiiii--nh The very morning of the election too"
Dayy, (WhgD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ga
Poulson, administration .......... 346
CInnmond;, (Wbig) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 235
Dnt,naians, lWmg0 ....................... 205
nuli, (Whlg) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I04
Bayy and Poulson elected
. In the issi Legislature.
The majority of Servant, (whig) over Crafford,
whg} n r. Ez z ti, City and WaTwisk is So
70 XXX 1@H x xp5 rs, or s TWE ENQUIRER.
81 hasten 10 inform you that the panic party in this good
old Republican county have been again defeated,
d@S E people, ey ss saf s pic
riding TO and fro oug bout the county every
muster, ground and wanant-trying distributing their
and ia
runners wcreln constant motion They neither
nor slept; they told the people that Charles p Goodai
was Tor giving the free negro the right vote and IL
Van Buren elected their negroes were to be taken
from them They caused few of the tmid TO for
sake u.s. bnt the enlightened yeomnnry of the country
marched IN solid phaanx 10 the sonesl determining not
10 yield the vessel Of State into the hands of the enemy
Imt 2aM, 1886. AN UPLANDER."
The following is correct statement of the polls of
our county for 1896
Goodall, 253 lbs la6 4J7
ai@joray- lG2-ony one vote less than the Polls OF
HALIFAX ELGcpIoN-C2 ES)
FoR THE Sgx,us.
81 Col. Richard u Baptist, 0Tun Buren,N $50
Capt Beverly sydnor, (Anti-No candida.e) IL IL.
The gote an feekienbarg county 81, for Baptist
l2i for T. Carrington-and I'D for d. Sydhor-Baptist
OF course, elected in the District
g No poll was held for br Darlington at the Court.
house. he being present aai' desiring it. He had
day of the election there lhnt was no candidate ha
ing ascertained that the Coalition Wings of that county
had determined 10 run Capt Syanor The Senatorial
election excited but little interest in Halifax the Demo
cratic party feeling in their strengths and certain
of the election of man of approved principles.
For THE HoUsE OF DELEoATKs.
John II. Edmunds,. 476
Col. Paul Taylor 376
Capt Wan III. Clark, 225
M for Vuu Bursn
MADISON DISTRICT
CuLPEPER CoURr- HOUsE, l3tir April; 1896.
Believing that you wond be glad To hear the resul,
day by the election Of WIN, Smith, ESQ over our ote
Delegate Danl +. Slaughter Esq, by majority Of pos
votes, now send you the result Voolfolk beat Sims
(Whig) in Orange II votes | attended the election, yos
tcrday in Madison. Smiths vote 3I2, Slaughter
80. IT it had been necessary, Smiths majority in Ma
olson would have been very near double what il is The
People OF Madison knowing that Smiths election was
safe, did not turn out.
From another Correspondent.
"MADIsoN, April 90.
"Therc only 3IG votes taken out of which Mr.
Slaughter received 3o-whieh very fullturn of
the Wings, feel no hesitation in saying, that il a
had been necessary, Smiths minority in this COUNT,
could have been increased to 49, least; the minority
for Smith in the District is 204 Our little county
prior TO this, has had little influence in Distrct
Elections but that day has gone by; and now hav
1t in oor power to arrest the march Of any Wing who
my ne presumptnons enough To endsaNer 10 dclude the
Republicans OF tins isis,'eG their free negro slang
You will find us firm and united in Noveml,vF aax.
" No opposition for the counly-Col Banks is agan
elected" From Aanikey
MADISON CouRE lJeusE, 2Sth April
The election at this place. and for this Senatorial
District has just closed give you the result of The
whole Districts
In RappahannocL, Slaughter had majority of SIS
la Cupeper, do. do do. 80
--l2C
In Orange Smiths majority, 45
In the county OF Madison, do. do 277
--325
Giving majority in the whole district to
VIM Smith, of COS
In this county, the vote but thin one the PEG
pie being engaged in attending their domestic anc
agricultural concerns aud there being no opposition fo
the county, many Of them did out considering
the election settled before this county voted
=" Col Linn Banks reelected to the House oil
Delegates, without opposition lie received 80 votes
GiLES-Q D.
" have Just returned from the Giles election which
took place on Monday, and hasten 10 inform you of h,
result For the House of Delegates there were fou
candidates-three Republicans ivan BUREN, and one
Whue Wig. Under such circumstances the victory ia
glorious one calculations ia the Inornin,
that the division in ranks would defeat but the
people Of Giles always true to Democracy and the gooS
old Republican cause, in their strength and Ia
sIewn 20 the world, that evil weed Whiggery can
not find abiding place in her patriotic soil The fol
lowing is a correct statement of the polls to wit
Hhis Kiag, Kirk SmfM
~ Burcn) ". loren.) (V. Buron.j Wing.
Court House, 81 90 2I Oh