Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-23
SrArr NIGIiIS.

Caves. 29,77a NrsLil, 3lr.3
lverson, %:'rJo- MFG, "'r''
u,ver 81 go Habershnm, 3l,>S
McThorter, @l0il Da"snn, SD!
Pooler 2975O Cooper, .ir!>T
Patterson, 2JIN'V t"'HhitI ''IhM
Rurney % 7D5 H:erk, 3IGr:
Nelson, i 232 Al"Td, 81 81
Montgomery and Walker have since bern heard from,
which give Cooper tic iOI-rst Oh tine State Rights ct",
5Gl votes and Campbell the highest on The UnIon rlckri
4GI-IhUs making Cooper SOD aacad-and three coun.
ties more o te l:raTd rom.
The Athens Banner " b Of the I3'h says, thu
Wings "w h,v" small ms ofty IN the Legislature;
bat the Currency question wc shn.. have large ra.
ipri;y The NrdgvilG Union of the lG;h ir>,r
the lis, cf me nhels of the Legislature elected from the
different counties Gar heard from. Agr'"ah'r 10
our knowledge and information OF the political fcnl.
men;s OF the gentlemen retained u lie Senate. 'ktro
will be tie in HAT branch; and in thr ioaS" o! ReFt.
senIatiYes, The Union party have majority Of two.
SOUTH CAROLINA
We have riisstard The result Of lie Congressional
Election in the Darlington District DR. Thomas Sm"h
is elected but Col John Campbell has Iy
msjority OF $50 over his opponent -Canpb"!I Is i
friend to The Sub Treasury, ,cttyrt the Specie clause
In the pendlc,on District, Gen Wsddy Thompson Ia
also re crc:rd Ia Grcsnvic, he received 81; and
Whitner Gtj-T majority ID IN prnhl"ron, the vote
was, T. 2,353 W 1861. 7 majority 9JI- Ih':nPs'n
majority in tie whole District 1912 Thompson IS al
advocate Of lhr Special Dsposic Sys'c'n.
In Greenre District, Major Is +. Perry Is also 70.
elected State Legislature by majority Il" l2 over
the next highcs, candidate. Maj ?. is also friend II
the Special Opposite. His iwu letters IN favor OF t.r
system we published few day: "go.
PENNSYLVANIA.
For h0rfraor. In 81 coun!irs Pnrrrs majority.
sbou, % 900 la II counties. Rncr's. l. GNl-r"r.fs
majority olg5. Mexican and Potter counties to be head
from
Fer Corrrcss II Democrats and 10 WhC1 a." elect.
ed without any d,spnic-But, in the Sd Congressional
district. the election will he contested between { IN
gersoI (Drm ard Charles Mayor ("hrg) lnccfsol
Ia, certificate Of his election, signed by majority o.
the Judges
State Legislature The Wings have small majority
in lie Senate, and the Democrats have majority ~ l'
n Of Il The Democrats will have majority or Innt
bnot-whcn the contest FL! Senator'S aud nI"uiurrs
of the House from Philadelphia county has been decided
in favor Of the Drmncrlts-W h7trvcr Ia" return be-
seems IN be considered MI hands that the Democrats
have decided majority Of y"tcs, and mus. ultimately
obtain The 10 seals.
OHIO
Tor Gcrcrnor-En 80 countless Shannon (Dc.n has
l. j27 maiortv-ln - counties. Vance (mmg) II "l-
Shannon mainrv thus far G,o"O
Congress III Democrats elected, and Wings, itG'
large Wig veto Of Gallia county, insnrng thu re cleo
ton of & Morris Wing )Oar more district 10 BE- hcd't
from now represented by + II G9ode (WhiC) ShonIh
the Wings carry that district, the relative strength ct
the two parties in Congress Will be exactly reversed -
The present delegation con:sis o! II Wings and D..
mocrats.
Staic Legislature --SrSATr, u Dem, and Wits
elected one district 10 BE- heard from. n If z, 30
Democrats md ~ Wings reced-and TO hear from.
The Columbus Journal Of The 10Th (whoe hog "hg)
says, "The returns for members n the General Assem-.
bly, nearly complete. TEn Senate stands loco.
foco Is, Wing l7-Curs Bates district to he hrafd
from. The House stands 81 Vans, 81 Wings -R1ss.
Pike md Jackson. members and the two north west
ern members To be heard from The Statesman grcs
the Wings in The Ross district. and claims the cleo
lion Of Loco foco in the place of Mr.. Hughes FROM
the north wcst have 10 believe that the Lake
district will send Wing, and the remaining dsrc,
Loco.foco The ma ority 81 the Vans on Joint ballot
will range from six 10 irn voice.
Mr.. KigoIe Of The Steubcnvc district resigns in
TnI1o
The Governor has issued wr's FOR election TO supply
the vacancy, 10 be held Thursday, the 18th Of No.
ycn.ber:
His EzcrIIency Joseph Vance:
SIR-Ths election in this U9h) Congressional Dis.
tric has resulted IN favor of ii. Swcangen, the Sub
Treasury candidate, from which am bound 10 believe
that majority Of the electors in favor of that
TEN 1t a scheme which believe 10 be hostile ~ the
best interests Of the country, and the principles Of
free institutions, and therefore cannot give II ry sup
port: the representative oi the District,
act in opposition TO the expressed will Of my cons;i:a
enis My doctrine is, TO obey resign.
In this prefer to do the latter, and therefore
quest you accept Of this The resignation of my
member IF the House Of Representatives. o! tie 2It
Congress Of lh- United States
am, Sir, respectfully, yours, co,r
NEW JERSEY
A correspondent Of tie Globe. writing from Trenton,
under a'c of Oct i6 gives The following tho returns
of the election in New Jersey for members of Cungrcss
UhgS Democrats.
Randolph, 2l395 Vroom 2Iis6
Maxwell 81 3IH5 DicEerson q ia
Stratton, 81. 81 Cooper, u i!b
iIalsled, 81 35l Kiilr, y II?
Yorke, u 3l4 RyGll, u IA
Aycrgs, l:&ni Force, 2l,~l
This would elect Democrats. and Whip; hlt.
Force being below the highest Wing candidate, Mr.
Randop Blu, the Newark Daily Advertiser OF the l:h
gives complete table from transcripts OF the reforms
the Office nf The Secretary OF State, except those Of Md
dssex and Cumberland, which derive from the Offices
Of The clerks Of those countless including The townsGs,
which i, is understood have been rejected, a. follow
De,nocynfs-yrnom' p, 4D2, Cnopcr- Sl55. Dckrr.
SON - 4j3 Ryar 25.4il Ki!le 25 426, Force y Bio
Ehigs- Randolph % 42G, Sratton % 395 Maxwell
1888, Halsed % 337, Yoke 25,32I, Aycn.g !; 295
The Newark Advertiser says, "'rhc whole number Of
votes in round numbers is 81 600; average V y molo
rity 7lncluding the votes in the rejected township OF
AvIl'e. The vote in That township was PIG ' y a"h
lG0 Wing, being leg majority for the former. These
TO be deducted from The aggregate votes '''
the respective canddars, 1T tn" foot OF the table nnrS'
they would ne in to the Governor and Council on
TUESDAY, which NO hear vii! not be the cnse
II the return OF MiIlvllc township (CumbeTano col
hr declared legal the six candidates whose names nave
Opposite 10 ilrm elected. mir klnH"!nh anu
Mr.. Nile ii will BE- have tie same nhH"ct o' VOC
making lie. But the Rev. Mr.. Fore, the low
candidate the Van Buren, ticket ~ Nv votes Oeh""
the highest On ours Mr. Randolph elected over hn
by that majority MiIIy" return being excluded as 10
understand has been by me Cumberland C!efh 'H''
members of each ticket elected and INC New jersey
DcIcgorop in the House will therefore stand thus tie
oneninr of the next, or eth Congress:
Hh:g. Yam BRrcn.
Randolph Vroom,
Max WELL Dickcrson,
Sralton, Cooper"
Tie New York Gazette Of Saturday adds to tho aboT"
"that he Clerk Of Middlpsrx has finally refused 10 m
c"de tie vote of Sonih Amhoy tow oshp IN his 'r.'n
to the Secretary of State and there can, rhrrer. re
no longer doubt Of the OF the entire Wing ucN
et'-Bu Nous Verrons.
The Governor and Council Of = Jersey n rl'c'
10 day for the purpose Of counting The votes, and a''
ing the certificates Of election. We may be able to Oh"
nounce the result in orr next pnner