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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-05-13

VrRc1NIA.-The elections are now
all over, but the returns and partlcu
lars ara not stated: nor is it certainly
known which party has succeeded in
obtaining majority Of the voters. II
will, however, be a close election.
The administration, papers, so far,
claim a majority oftVo. and say that
parties stand 3s to SO; whereas the
whig papers claim Al wings and 81
for Van Buren. Miles,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-05-13

who personally know him, give entire
lcredit TO his statements
Cincinnati Wing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29
ALREMARLE.
EJtrnct Of Il letter


I" have seen that your ghhor the Wing. and his
copvst here, manufacturing tales a"u. Mir r. Rr"s
cfNeIson, or they pleased 10 style him, the man
with the long purse, for the purpose Doubt Of rayng
their oebegone and hopeless Such stories, oil.
" need to be to BIZ rclntcd for they carry upon
their face air o. deception, and panic which none bat
the hgs capable Of manufacturing. Nlr. Rivcs is
accused by the Lecsburg Grnus Of Liberty OF dividing
farm, 10 make sixty VOTES in this county and Tie
.7arocate here gives currency TO the report, by Copying
the same The whole story IS FAL.E; and pity the
and cause, that have need Of such means, to Bolster
up their party.
" II sixty votes had been manufactured here it would
have been known by the Advocate, before could
have reached from Loudoun 1t could have easily been
asceIaircd by applying at The Clerk Office; and there
is doubt if such had been The fact That should In
heard ii, in time to the people previous to the
Gay of election"
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.Hr U'te

.nE fPtSc.
This eccentric Orator ia lashcd by some, as we'll as
praised ny other, sc7ibbcEs Nonricty is one thnr-
fame is another Poor DaYe Crocke, was at one lime
inc Lion OF the Day-and Jack Downing at another
Mr.. Wise seems 70 he the hero Of Tic moment Ho
than 20 the Vgor of his understanding to The clio
qcnce ofhs speeches. than the bitterness Of his yj,u
peralion le has ovcractcd his ra,-and his VIOLENCE
IS already recoitng upon hnselc-Tba Whir Cores.
pondent Of the Boston Couriss says that he has cut,
lived his lame and popularity, and has d;suus,d In.
wings themselves with his OF violence and dr..
nuac:auoh Il year arc he was violent anairst tl,.
wings us he Is now against the Administrator Few
persons have Shown :" harrY alru Of ma them.
selves drsPsrG by all parties -Thr C,,,-rsnpndrn uf
tue Charleston Courier speaks of his prnpnstion ,u
an'eEo MI O7omgoolr resolution tho li!h and adds,
mat he has pressed il arnn the House with more VIC.
renee lhan discretion for The last ten DAYS lie sustain
CD MS motion TO amend, in most violent TRADE of abuse
towards MI sides Of tic House. till the expiration of the
noTnlng hour, and produced not the least eifect-f
whitney bc bad nan, and if the Administration be
corr"pt-1nd uM not the offender Of eher-Alr Wise
thc last man IN the world 10 produce corrective He
Is so violent that, like the ratcs:ake lie destroys hin-
sen win nus own venom. Hc grows and more VIC
lent with defeat, and the consequence is that defeat
ove7takcs him The oftcner"
IT we were called upon that scene in The II Of
H. which IS The greatest blot upon the escuchron Of Con-
gress. we should sc!rct the quarrel upon the floor be-
tween alr. Wise and Mr. Bynu!u Tie House owed it
!" Their own dignity 10 take up the subject, and 70 have
dn"e no less than TO cprinand The two cobaanls Mr..
hynum aPrrars since that memorable evening TO have
been more upon the reserve and u have given no trouble
TO the House But Mr.. Wise still continues to rave
Fcci,e, and madden round The land
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ur eh yea, IF her ann WIFE of
writer that SIC impulse Of his elr-, might lead
continued intimacy the family that she Justly HID
praise lh, DC "'l"wo he She 4.ra wlo
surrounded By earthly blessing that @.id In mako
life ",'a1e tl. were not only sneccd with opu
such the stay their u.cin! and iuJuren mc,hs
II however, tho decree o! Heaven that should h,,n Ill
for Which hnd prepared st Sic was am sa'o
wife, kind mother oi MISTRESS and friend Her
mqrcd. She sonu !n. where If goodness @S "a 1T
the M son s nod Of o eau s.s
sniia. pcasfe She has Jeff behind her hu,I
and OIL! numerous friends in the conn.,
y s'ca she lived, and also county of Sposvran, b
county Her friends in spon.y,auia Gocecr viii
cherish her with that soleu!s which
nct' cs,abs-br. not those who hope can we'll h
sail Of Mr.. Loarc that se ros.cs.l al"
which elevate and Non the female churaor alIo be SAID
hai the nldnss and uhany of her
So s o ,T Ifes sd S S Ms
ed m he shades senn her the perfumes Of happiness
hand,o"c e appropriate address on the occasion
Big tho fer lanes Howard the Methods, Episcopal Chuieh
p swsc'ly she re''s-thO storms of Tf: ocr;
,,! Inc inuons gales have driven her to her post:
And there the ills Of life disturb her rot.
There where am, thou ,I,ul, frcycr dwell:
;" morn shall dire disease thy ncace dc.,foyi
triumphant conGHefor over ';n and hell,
.. Welcome ofc,e 10 thy me gtcr', oy. CIV
o.. , :an ~ in ron'e.n rs Of bilious fever Rotcr,
the 9th hi, age Tsc dceo~d hud been ssun va IN
pH,onul roof for ncury months. visi, 10 the Souh I
distant but thco days
when iEs disease which seems ohare been or -
nred his journey on 'hs 18th Of March, and coo6ned hin m
hcd rom which no never Although bis paren,s
Of ~. ne, ne interval until his death TOO .hor 10 cnn
any on to fcHch him until after tbs u'i sceno az over R ]
be d'h amongst strangers, with pcrhu an eve - ;
,r"hc hce Is much ground for consoaon 10 ,h"n %
rhh ' q. INC Ec when they were hourly expecting bio
he.n sie% %. care Of mother had
few years Piier to his death To n2Ic,, more is", M
"A'eA h sen had taught him. 10 ayo been p,cprn,
f he a, eie'lns lilo frequently observed by his
70 be engaged IN prayer hoso SOLEMN
Close communion Wit: ha God Tod hs relatives tho
Heaven; tad that no
l.-"raih the shadow Of tho hini.tts's WINGS
shall SIT u1hnr'; and NJ the jutsnrc nj day,
Shall siar" the rusaec:ioa Of tho just,
ItBd with Christ 10 biz, for
Diot IN ForfnriIc, Thursday 2 inst. M Ann s. c. the
r.
common sucrnss She the 2h of her age hn,
eff afflicted infant children bcm0an their &C.
rrcparaLe Tho destroyer and the lIr
- grief Of her surviving relatives end friends viii
ell.
She took Tie cup Of life 10 sip,
And bitter itwrs 10 dan;
She quA1ad, then pushed it from bor ill.,
And went to sleep acain. -
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should touch The Tariff and ezpunge all those insidous
schemes for the distribution Of the surplus revenue
They all dangerous They contain the seeds Of
mortality TO oar free institutions We protest. too,
had no lot ~ mart in it. to ,na, cx!rn,-and # the public
interests demand il, Than accumata disastrous
surplus, by CT which porrrs may be m"sM
for the Federal GovcTnmrnt it comes duty In cut
II down. II e,hrr to nnsc!ile the Constitution nr
the Compromise il is ealcd, say at orcc, let it
be The latter.
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nT.iim.uIs 10 .?mcy;rU.

The n. l"r" Star states that such .ir the high es
tatiun IN which The American Gnur is held all tho
worl " liIr government of Denmark have recently srnt
out gentleman I" our country who is charged with
the du'Y.n making special examination Of tho plan
upon which our mills constructed. This rrcun,-
stance Ike the mission, Of the Frrf:ch government ="
our pc"henii"rics and that Of The English raI rond f0m.
Panss In examine onr i0eIired pInes anoihrr aitrr-
ing proof of the e1nrcd homage rendered by European
civilization and science 70 American ingenuity"
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GT.nt PIDfc
JIc VubIrs fUrneIr

The Baltimore ChrnnicI. l~gns 10 hare its mingiE.
ngs husband now pea.S tc Upihiun, that there
will Lc Gerry sn,4it nnjoTi;y against the WINS Well
may say so-wllen it now the siatc Of tho arfonn
We have already naInTity Of ainc in he IT, OF d. and
shall proaly have large one: we had at the last
SESSION A aiory Of about iG in the House, and in
the Srna'rof II j''n, ha!ot-iay pass for small
MINORITY with the WhIgs-bul incline 10 the cpintoa,
that il is large enough!
The Chronicle wishes 81 cut the acquaintance Of
Saunders Of Wye, since he is asceraincd 10 have voted
for the c1pungins resolution. Put does not ar. Saun-
deTs cutting the Van Buren, Caucus, and attending the
White Caucus cnlillc linn the honors of jhg, and
to mercy from the party: For parts, We
cut his political acquaintance from the found
him consortng with all the Fcdcaliss and Nullcrs
their prUulu Convention
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SMiTii-I Dcl.)


"GraySon and Tazewci yet to vote, which will increase
NlcCananls majority very muchso you Van Bu
is going ahead, not" outstanding all the slang about
abolition, free negro votes, &c DC.
SmYth County represented last session by William
r. Harley who was in the rhtc Caucus and was 10y
them nominated White Eicrior.
FLUVANNA-1 d.
"FLrvAss,, 2i,l April. 1856
"Our election has Just closed. Strange, thorough
roinn. Democratic Republican, 2J3-Magruder Il Hhitc
HHg, log The election turned on the question Of Van
Buren, aud White; andcvcry CXeron was used on the part
Of the Wings, prejudice the minds Of the people
the Abolition question, Free Negro vote, Missouri
s;rirtunst, and all such ariccs but al in rain-The
people not 10 be fgh;ered-and but for The busy
scasu the Republicans would have voted from 30 to lou
more votes-whle Ike Wings mustered all their strength,
and brougi. in many foreign vurs. Both the cant-
dates addressed The people on the day OF the election.
CONE OF THE VOTERS
FyUm .}noihcr.
WILMIsGros, April %, 1886.
"Onr election for Delegate took place this day-lic
day was serene and casan;-lhe free ycoEIaury Of tho
county turned cut pretty wc considering the busy sea-
son pf the yea--and iIarc TO inform you that Fuyanna
has sustained her wonted Republican, Faith noby. The
election was pot full one, but enough show her Re-
publican principles The Wings selected shrcwd ard
eloquent Young Lawyer TO combat the Administration
candiJalc-and they had the aid Of several of the sur.
rounding counties add 10 their feeble force. But all!
would not do--Thc Administration candidate, Colonel
Strange ahead Of the Whg Caucus candidate, Capt
Henry Magrudcr, upwards OF two 10 one. When lett
the Court house, about O'clock. left them polling,
and the hig strength had languisl,cd, and The Admin
straton candidate gaining upon them
Up S Since wiring The above, 1 understand the polls
stand for Strange 233. Magrudcr 1OG
CUMBERLAND-U Del)
Allen Wilson, (WhigD is reelected by majority Of
80, over Joseph Fuquu, (Rcpubllcan.)
Col Boudurant. (Whg) elected 10 the Senate by a
majority Of n votes over Dr. Flood, the late Republican
JEFFERsON-(2 Del)
Returns are continued up TO o'clock, on the Sd day.
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NJOTlCE.-AH per sons are hereby forewarnod c-or,
! 9 trading for bond, executed by Anthony Flem;ng
r, on the 18th day of Match, 1896, payable on de,
mand to me, for nineteen hundred doilars. The said
bond has been paid in full to me, and have this day gi
the same have msIaid or lost il, so that cannot de-
hVef II up TO HIM. lSHAM w. CLEMENTS.
April %. u6-lt-
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
RGC&lNGIiAA1-rlN BY

1t will be seen (says the uarrsonburg Register Of
the 1d.) that Alessrs. Molrtt and Coocs have beer
elected 10 represent this county in the next Legislature
ofrgnia 1t is due to MIR. Conrad say, that he
unwilling 10 become candidate. and that he would not
uudrr any circumstances, have suffered himself to he
nouncrd but for The Urgent solicitations Of his most init
mate ana warmes friends. The following is tho state Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29

'SHHaus Trici.-The case Of The U. States VS. Reu
w.a4aa' accused of circulating, during the last
b.' incendlary abolition publications at Washing
'-S occupied ten days Of the Circuit Court Of that
+ On Tuesday last, Tic District Attorney, MIR. Key,
Iueo his peech, which the Metropolitan pronoun-
Dc ono Of the most powerful i, ever heard him
HLtand the Jury retired to their room. Afer
"Uaf' ds!ibera,ion, they returned verdict Of Not
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29
RHODE ISL.L;D ELECTION.

"PKoTIDEHcE, z. l., April II.
=" Our election for Governor and Senate ended last
night and our triumph is complete. Tristan Burgess,
The old Red Dragon Of The Apocalypse 10 overhyoen
or Govcrno-osr ,rhole tiektt will 90 in by abou. $50
majority; and our Governor between 700 and 1000
his Is glory enough for once Rhode Island may now
DC placed with certainty the credit side Of Mr. Van
buren, $ account; and 20 mote j, be-"
me fT"Ft0enrs Republican Herald Of the 23d States
that Governor Flanciss majority over all others will be
about h0-;ha The entire Democratic Senate are elected
by IN overwhelming majority; and decided majority
in hc X. of Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29

frcm nnn:htr CDri'spnndfn,." II affords NC much
pleasure In Inform you, that " honest Republican and
Administration party il again triumphant in old Bruins
wick; notwithstanding tie slrreotypcd edition OF speech
~. outcd Throughout the cnuny during the canvass
The hlgs attempted to aIenae party from itself,
an" thus dyi us ard conquer Of course, but the III
srctoiss have never forgotten their woud-he-inasrTs,
and have taught them another lesson by which they may
clearly la, we arc still frremen. The result
fnl"ws:-I rois Tu!nbu!I 80, Mallory 3l9, Gho!svn
leS, Meade lS5"
FAUQUlER-(2 DELrcarE.)
The Alexandria Gazette states, that Marshall and Ed
nnnds: both Wings have BEEN elected the two late
Republican Delegates, Smith and EIckcrson, by ma -
rily IF 10 In last No. placed Fanqurr among
the dpmhtu's. She decided Federal county
-bnl last Spring, sent hall aud halt. On The Sudden
death Of Mr.. Thomas Marshall, in the Summer, Mir
Hlckcrson elected in his place. She has returned 10
her first Love-
MARSlIALL-O d.
Here, on the other hand have gain.-Thc
Wheeling Times says, that Alexander Newman is rlrct
ed by mIaJrry OF il vuss nvcr Col. Mclean, (Nhgj
and that MIR. Newman is Van Buren, and johnson -
"whoc bng"-no n:istakc-a real " Col. Jocs man. -
(Slnce confirmed by Iettrrs.)
IlARDY--Q Del)
john Mullen (WhigD reelected BY majority Of
aboulG0 votes.
KING WlLLIAM-C D.l-Comp',te.
J. T. Shadwck.S ". b. e.. Tompkins, (Hhue.)
Court.I iouse, I.2 50
Aylctts', 81 81
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Mr. Yunderpo.I's Speech.

We have commenced this mastery ana elo9usn'
Speech of the Representative Of the State Of New io,a
We render him every tribute which is due to MS hhe
Tents and his powerful views It an admirable speech
has some fine hits, and ia piquant enough upon the Ss
wether of the little White Party i'll the House. we
differ with him, however, his first proposition. we
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29

M7lLLlAM F. RICHIE, Gate of Richmond, Va.)
Wv Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Vicksburg,
(1ssisspp will practise Law in the counties fHnds
Madison, Yazoo, Washington, Warren, the Parish Of
Carroll, in Lcuisiana-and in the Supreme Federal and
Chancery Courts at Jackson Feb. Eft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29

ca.e-a Tariff and Internal Improvement man, aud
charged him with every crime in politics. which their
fruitful iagnatioas cnnld suggest hot forgetting in
their ha!angnes the Expungng Resolutions, nuliiatcd
records, &c, &c. hut lc old planters Of Brunswick
knee Ming teo and could not be caught that way
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OLD If.7.SOHER-(E7sft)

In spite rf the false and foul llandbs. with which
this county was focdcd-lhe slang about the Free Ne.
gro fotctle attempt 70 deceive the Voters into the be
lief, that If Van Buren, elected, the free negroes
woud rule tic Whites and The slaves sci lrec-in spite
Of tire gross misrepresentation which vas circulated
rboGt the Republican candiaie-n spite, too, Of the
ro!e:s Of Richmond who Tucked to tho polls at Cold
fIar5our-,ie Democracy has again trunphod-and
Go"da the staunch unassu'ni"g, bu! independently Re-
ton. We have not been able 10 collect the polls Of the
several pIrcircs-bu understand, that at Cold lar-
Dor, lhors"n had minority Of 81 votcs-at the Court
House Gooda had II ajnriiy-and that al Negrvfoot,
Goodal ha! about l4:' ma or,y. This would hc Gu.
rous coincidence if sluud prove be corrcrt-for,
it would he precisely the majority Q03) which he
received Il! lie Lnst SpEinn EIcclion
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Sandwich S majority. 1873

S'SSS
(Rep) is 100
PtttsyirGnm.-rLe Danvillc Observer bears its defeat
with good grace-and eAp aiuS The reason of il:
!Thc fiery Pitts lvaHi6n cor sand Tho the free
scs--"r These III. c-ct:rhccrins Eoic,. Wo
learn that that Van Buron ec!i
and intended {" sca
ri the blacks fonc m tho whites. We flank, confess that
of the OF the much used aud Ircysr. topic it
believe ihr Idrge taken Under the
improperly existing The n many homes. AM pa:':
czcr there t"rr HOUSE. where attended
deep though manly interest VIC cc-r:uIly AMI rIiy cr
the unua o!:, ard uraiiOn, which cIaIgr
t"e the conduct OF 10th parties At thai place \" people, nm
III" circumstances could nvr hci,c IL
crvc that wcn tho of the shall
sn prejudice is iscalsh las doubt they wiz the: vi"
FIN adherence nn narr urpor, cmncruti:
principles and popular rights Tho veil will yo be
posed an facts exhibited, III" nai huii;c
Wh-s For this the people Of Irana rearrd We
kbuw hcm, and know that truth with will prevail VA
sat. We
Under which effected We cI wi,huu: c
tic will Of the people. We -a yet coalrnd with tie
and with the o that wic
honestly nirocaic and will hunorIhy maintain"
Let Vincent Whether, with his coffin hand bills and
abolition pancs, blush for the victory ne has won But lie
NAV yet live TO the in which he has obtained
it, The Pttsvlvaniaus will recover from the panic into
which they have been be,citched-und reaction will
take place against the dcmagogues who have deceived
them.
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u Our Structures on the Wig are prepared--i,,rt
BRET az they know Of article in This dav
paper Which can he vel! sparcd-aud therefore we
once more lay it ill our next. II goes very much
against the grain TO notice Ct all SO disrepuabe Slang
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FAIRFIELD HaCrsE,J l..


sresps,ake for Cots FHies r.a-, cid , u,, e,o r.
harce h. +
Ea1dGlPA Ha'i'o"'' c. Fly, by TnoIeon dun, by Jack
,; ;,"I,cTs, -, E. 34l
dam Of Collier, 4I2a
Roa"r: sanart's by Gu'unna dam Lady Crcesnre dis
~ M ,,alts c. c. BY EclipEr dam Sally Drake dis.
Tough, ~ ! . dr.
First heat doad between Mr. nJ,,s colt and Mr. FL
F-h ast badly dsppcrd. Tinc-i;t heat, In IS - 81 M
heat 2tn.; 81 heat. I'm. SIS; 4,h heat, 2u. IS.
SECOND RACE.
n q Sreeptake for c' end 6A DID, 5000 EaTa"ee
Richard Adams BY Sir Charles dam By Tip;or dis
James s. Garrison. b. T. By TnoIcon dam Margaret 81 !
Pickett and Robc,oa's BY Gchsuna, dam the dam OF
Veto, d..
w. r. Seot;s B. by Marion, dam by Washington, dis
VIM Johnsous Cir Charles. dam The dam Of STAR d.
Time-i., beat, In. 5Is.; "a heat, In Sis. In
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- 49, hretdir.' II fHr Cu:te-Eneourngirr
The following Is Philadelphia by MI
Jonn bare Powell ,uc hi. hnr Durham CstIic


MI iowol Durhams bruus higher prices Than the sleek cso
OF tho nc Jcra d. Gauard The 9Th a, Cincinnati. This
hncst 'wn year old hrif"r went NJ Tor SJ5 hnt old
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declared off:
hMrIEn,r, April ~ 1886.
Mes. Etp'In yonr paper yesterday 'tacmen was made
that Nh Garland Protested asun,. OF The poll and
took no further s after tho first day. On Inc day
Mr. IT, did attend in pois ec;on but on tho third day
s d attend AMI challenged almost every veto altered Is no'o
tou' last lie E the whole Ito Lad voice
oi.fed OF the third day o, Seo, RocsariSs md Campbell
mo Legality OF c"6invsn. tie poll IL" Crmmone pre-
~ hrrrshnj h" Law. She the Third dc Prn"es
hc nc'y M that dag ;lou oil Revolutionary Soldiers Al
tended and so
fioate eTs this p!ucs in youf ne paper.
49, 4 SUBSCRIBER
TIL" Lynclburg Virginia, does mt rccolcl an, other
county where The polls kept open on ns A tx.
ccFt Amherst But was no: the very saur tIuu done
Gr.n: TDte,
The Wing boasts Of IoStoGn being able 10 Offset the
lnarrities in % Van Buren, counties What will this
Whittier say to Harrison county: which gave on Mon
day :.:.iI double 7ors-ouiy IS Of Heb for the
Wing candidatc' Harrison will probably give near 100
to the Republican candidate in the FAIL This will
offset the mai"!il,es Of more than ~ Whg, or White
Wing, counties.
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ula!S, ,I/ 5S0
HARRISON COUNTY-l2 DN

Ertract Of letter, dated "CLAEKsruno, April 10.
1he election for Harrison County, took place ycstc
day-Beow you have the result
VIM. A. Harrison, ". b. ................ 9I9
Wilson X. Shnn,' w. b. ............... Js2
Danl. kinchcloc ". 3D. ................. J15
Ahrer Maxwell, " b. .................. 1o5
n D..l
john Ross, ". b. INSTRUMENTATION. 1872
S: II. Morris, (Whg2 ......:....".:. o3
Messrs. Harrison and Shnn, of course, elected
FLOYD-N d.
hasten to give you the result nj the Floyd election
Deskin- (Fan BUREN, elected by Il majority. Colonel
Thomas beat Henry Ersknc ;%j3 votes he is rs
votes ahead Of Erskine No doubt Of Colonel Thomass
election
SMiTH-Q Dcl)
"MARioS. Smyh County, Va. April 20, 1896.
hasten to give you tho result Of GU, election, which
closed last night The day good, and the out
general The excitement was great, but young Smyth
the for The county, hig minded, honorable
men-thcy differ only in politics.
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The Compiler says that not than ten addition
al votes possibly be pollcd Opies majority in Fro
Derrick 3aS-Smls in Jefferson, 3G-lcavng OPie 3l2
ahead. Clarke, the remaining county, voted on Mon
day"
The Norfolk Beacon Of The goth states, that the elec.
ton which was held the day before for Delegate 10
the General Assembly resulted in the reelection Of VIM
E. Cunningham, Esq, without opposition. As the poll
was about 10 be opened, and regular candidate ap-
pearcd on the ustings of the voters presented the
name of Mr.. Cunningham, and there seemed TO be a
general acquicscence in the nomination. In the course
Of the morning. Mr.. G. visited the Court house, and
stated TO the voters, that, if it their pleasure 10
elect him. he would most cbccrfuy exert himself to the
utmost in the good Of promoting the veal oil the
Borough.
"Ai the close ofthe POLL the vote stood thus
YIN. E. Cunningham, (Whig) l9 e..
Scattering (among or 81 Co
SURRY-U d.
E5traa Of letter, april 26. -S6
"Wilam L. Bailey (RepublicaD
Francis Ruiiin, (Whig) u.
Majority for Bailey, out was voted iof oy
Mr.. Ruihn was no. cand'''
the Wings. ATE. ia
Joel EIolleman, %
John Urquh0~ ~
.,orily for IIcIlcman,' Ito
=: vote in the District cCo
Eleman, a36
Cfquhart,
.-,. Eas.
Democratic Majority, ,ho
The elections were thiniy attended throughout Ins
District and not much than half the votes ponce
hat given last SPRING there being no he wig wig
So,c the strength of the party more nearly lah
does that of The friends of the Administration; oI a.
hunrh not drilled, these Wings nave mos. astonishing
tao, Of marching together. r. nor,oc,,c;
,rn"%hou. the land may rejoice with their brethren % OF
Sur!y, that in this old county, ut least Inc oayS
mic Whggery have gone by"
"LAwREsc EvILLE, April 70, lo'a.
aA,,'s rirbt in old Brunswick! The Wings mace :,
d.snerae Struggle, but in vain. They mounted the
stump every road and muster gy9und anu
in sa their variations the old songs OF Van BUR"
inc Federalist-au Abolitionist-s FREE Hs'0