Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-20
Richmond, Tuesday, Nov. 20
THE SY.3TES.
GEORGIA..

Tho cailu,ure elected on the S,, and 9:h ms, six
Generals and FIVE Judges Four out o! the former ana
all the Judges elected were Stale tights meh.IA ouoee
If the Ocmugce District was appointed on the lUth,-
The vote being for l. Y Hill Is. RI 80, +. H. Cone
NJ 1873. scattering lon The 18th, X. w Owens (u)
was elected Solicitor General for the Eastern Circuit,
and n. p Foster rs r was elected tor tie ocmuiGee
Crcu;t-R Nj Orme IS II was on the second ballot
elected Stale Prn.er-the vote standing Tor O'ne l5l
Robinson u 3l, Rogers do but the Correspond
nj of the Augusta Free Press states on the eih that
from the elections which had taken P!ace efe was no
true indication Of the exact stale OF parties as regards
local politics. but the great national question, mere
ia no doubt majority Of two thirds opposed TO Ma
tional Bank if not three iourhs
We regret to see by the A!IedgeVie journal OF 'ne
18Th thai SHE resignation Of The Hon Alfred Cu'hbert
of his seat in the Senate Of The L. ST. is in Allledgevle
Whether il has been delivered to the Executive Depart
ment, we are not apprized.
The Commercial Convention Of Georgia assembled al
The Methodist Church in MlIetgeviI!e, on the 18th,
at ~ Bi. and organized by the election of The Hon j.
NJ Berrieu President and Thos. F. Greene, Secretary
ARKANSAS.
The Little Rock Gazette Of the Eth ult. gives add.
ona! returns Of the election for Congress- and gays that
Judge Cross ". b. "majority now amounts 10 1850
Mississippi county has probabl" given about so maj ory
for Cummns, and lizard aD' 100 for Cross which VIII
make tho majority about AGO This IS me nearest es
tnae we are able TO make We have still hopes OF The
majority reaching 500, when the returns are correctly
reported. ~
Samuel L. Southland was reelected on T!day last 10
the Senate OF the United States by The Legislature OF
New jersey in Convention The vote stood-Southard
So Nlahen Dckerson 24.-1he Legislature, at joint
meeting Friday last, appointed James i. Nerns AS
socate Judge of the Supreme Court; and Isaac South
ard. State Treasurer, both Wings. The Committee on
the Cumberland County Contested Election the same
day reported in favor Of the Wing member Of Council
and one WING member of Assembly, and two V. b.
members Of Assembly. The report was expected 10 be
adopted"
DELAWARE.
The Wilmington Gazette Of the 10th congratulates It's
"Republ:can brethren throughout the Union that Col
THOMAS ROBINSON, Jr., the Republican candidate
for Congress- is elected, and that Delaware is REDEEM.
ED, nEGESERATED, and pisISTHRALLED. We have like.
wise elected majority Of Republicans and Reiorners
10 the Legislature, which will ensure US Van Buren,
Senator in The place of The Ron Richard II. Bayard.
CWhig) whose term Of service expires on the 4th OF
March next.-James a. Bayard, Esq, brother Of the
present Scnslor will probably be chosenil so, Della
ware will be represented in both branches Of Congress
by gentlemen who will give their undivided support TO
The pesen, Republican Administration, and will Go no.
nor themselves and the people whom they vii! repre-.
sent.
Ee:apitaialiOn.
ROBINSON (R) MnLlGAS, (W0
New Castle county 2lO
Kent do. -
Sussey do -