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


sn filling by their speeches aud their presses the po'
ca air with pesti!rnce fatally canning To those
who willingly nha!e il, than the noaiuus ci1iuVa ex
hailed by the haetn Cpas tree does the atmosphere o
the valleys Of lnda. The following the VOTE as we
learn:
FoE THE SENATE.
Joel Ilollrnan lDemocrall 100
CL4aharl, (MmsS nrr.,x,.
VIM. Stands. jr., (Democral,) 100
Benz, Harrison, (Whigl 30
i, is proper to say that Mr. Harrison was not can
didair
Samuel Med. Moore,' ("higl 2?8
Chas. i. D,rman: (doJ 24
MIR. Barclay, ". By l0+
! Mr.. Stevens. (A") 81
7f1rEe no serious opposition the part Of ti;e
Republicans; Barclay and Stevens were not regular
candidates. n" Change in the politics Of the membcrs
for last Spring two Wings were elected.
STAFFORD, q Drh)
John Aloncnre Is. B. re.ercrd without opposition
KING GEORGE, q Del)
John Ilooc rc.elecled without opposition. The
Fredericksburg Arena says, We ton't know how L"
class Mr. Hooe. Ills Wing constituents however, keep
hi.m straight We sull publish in our next. letter
from Mr. II. himself, in which he frankly declares, that
"f constitute m) Wing it is necessary CIr) should
approve all that Che has seen some members Of that
party guilty Of in the last four months he) elects with
disGan the terms Of initiation =
EAPPAHANN0Ck-n DELI
John s. Prnd!c,on ;Whg) has beaten the late Rcpub
lican Delegate, Dr. .ilckln. By ma jory Of G2-(223
10 23 )-Sluughtcr ina jory over Smith, for the Sc.
nuic, 81.
FREDERICK-(2 D)
IL this moment the returns very vague. The Fredrr-
cksburg Arena says that The exac, returns Of the last
DAYS election have reached We learn. however,
that Robinson ". b. and Smith {Nhs) are elected. Ro
Lnson by majory of Smith, and Smith four
votes ahead OF Wood."-lf this be true, there is no
change since the last year. But what should we think
hr,R
licau candidates, 10 with Wing; There is scarce.
" acuuntv in the Stae-no the tenth Legion OF the
Republic Shenandoah hersclf-who could carry surh
weight and win the With an immense RepubIl.
can majority in Flrdrrick-wlth votes scattered and
thrown away among the three ndmos candidates, al
most sufficient elect Delegate, the Republicans have
permitted Wing 10 he elected. They would deserve 10
be beaten (But they beaten Other private &C
say that they are Motive shall hear lhts morn
FRANKLIN, e Drl)
The Lynchburg Virginian Of Monday, gives the detail
ed votes OF the five prrcIncls-,hc total s as follows
T2inuei p '' WIo d" ~" do, 553
T. s. Kean. (V. Is 2'2
J. NJ. Holland, (do.) go
Kcan beaten only vote by Woods, and our worthy
Republican friend, J. NJ Holland, also beaten IL 49,
However, the fortune Of war.
The Danvie Observer states, that Woods elected
by The casting rote othe Sheriff. Close polling in coun
~ which gives 100 votes =" We have thought, (sny:
Democratic vote is better than expected. We
have at least Tie cold comfort Of saying the Wings ha We
| but little 10 brag Of:
MONTGOMERY, Il Drl)
The Lynclburg Eirg says: I" We have not re-
ceved statement o.. the vote bu! learn that John
McCaury,+ ". is selected by considerable majority
over MIR. Charlton, the Wing candidate. No change po
| llcay from last year
The Lewlsburg Aeghanian says: We have il from
good authority, that Gen. lloge and a. g. Pendleton
| Esq have both Withdrawn from the Senatorial canvass
and tina, Col VIA. Thomas OF Montgomery, has bee!
brought out as the candidate Of the party The election
| in Montgomery took place Monday last. and The
| Court. House and precinct heard fron-wlch gave
| Outstanding. Disck,burs.
| Col. Thomas, 1o3 -
H. EtSkine, o3
Polls kept open and three precincts to be heard from
| McCauIeY is Of the hfmest Republicans IN TIT
State No doubt exists about the election OF Thomas Q
Republican candGac in the Senatorial District lalrl
| represented by that staunch Democrat, Col Andrew
! Beirne, who declined poll.