Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01
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,annds Nv. By 535, Paul TAYLOR fdo.) 533


M rannnds ". b. 535. Paul Taylor (do) 53S
N ~ !, SmnIs WEig) sos, rhos. S Flournoy (do)
H. ,,,,rrs,ondsnt writes us: ''fhe Wings have
F. ~ mas, They used huIe divisions in the Re.
IT, ,nSs on the Sub Treasury their forte--but,
N'n ..nnpct be trusted here: and think they are
%.inced that they are bad couciliators; for they
49, al over the county, ,ha, their elections were
"a sort OF doubt seemed 10 enter the head OF
hnt now they are chaptallen"
w JAMES CITY AND WILLIAMSBURG.
'' Deleeate.)
81 "YoRK Tows, 9th April, 1888.
"a =, The Gisrc, Of York, James City and Williams.
IA john Tyler, Esq has been elected as the Repre-.
80 Not NOR, than about 200 votes polled
hol. district. of which number; Mr.. John Tyler
y received about three lour,hs, and the balance
III Tod between Capt. Anderson, Col. Kirby, Mr..
: D,G snd others. Mr.. Tyler not having resided in
.,r;e, more than four months, question has been
-, 10 his eligibility, which the House Of Delegates
HS,.,bsby have TO decide.
Isl r,,rs being opposition to the late Delegate from
FL .bsh City and Warwick, Samuel Servant (Whig)
81 u coarse been returned again"
JEFFERSON-(2 Uelegates)
81 Washington and Reynolds (both Whigs) elected
81 .5insSn 4l2, Reynolds 40S-Lucas (V. b. 3O2,
ST,sf ldo) 269 Lucas had to struggle against every
81 Tln,ase Some Of his votes in the last Legislature
I'll represented, and he was prevented by lndsPo-
ri NJ rom making the necessary explanations
81 KING Il QUEEN-Q Del)
y D,y; P. Wrigh, ". b. re elected by IS majority
.,., Lsnpkin, (Whir)
KING GEORGE-Q Delega,e)
i b5a Hooe over Edward T. 1'ayloe (Whigl by ma
=, Of s votes The Alexandra Gazette calls this "a
+ a Bnlen gain"
KING WILLlAM-Q Del)
l,nes P. Sandwich ". b. reelected. without any
tlous opposition.
LANCASTER AND RlCHMoND-Q Del.)
LANCASTER c. II April %.
The election for delegate from the district CON-
sd Of The counties Of Richmond and Lancaster, took
ice Yesterday. There opposition to DIR. Con.
I,r The late incumbent and he obtained in Lancaster
s enormous number OF IS votes; there were some 10
T. - scattering. Lancaster has no precincts, and of
n,ss votes exclusively at the Court house. She can
,oo between 80 and 800. The records do not show
,,b result There has never been small vote
"S in this county. The Wings generally, believe,
k very little interest in the election and the Demo
,,;. Re pubcans remain at home with but few excep-
",ns | have not heard from Richmond county, but
noose Of course the Doctor is elected; it is lame
ta.ss indeed tina! does not beat race when he runs
.llne.
LOUDOUN-(3 Delega,es)
Lewis Bead Wing $50, Sanford J. Rsmey' (do.)
.,t Timothy Taylor (do) 337-Charles Shreve (V. b.
9Sl-F Fleming lixon (Whigl 27l-Emanuel Mailman
n. b lSS-hlahon Janney (Whig) I02. Two pre-.
nets are We! 10 be heard from, but the three first
undoubtedly elected.
LOUlSA-Q Del)
Louis. G. H., April %, 1885.
This is the second day Of election and the 'tug
ii wal not yet over contest animated and extremely
toub,ful-Anderson, far as heard FROM few votes
.bs.d Of Goodwin; Quares having been dropped early
in the evening Of The first day. AS act cf justice
viii MENTION should Mr. Goodwin be defeated, it W he
ssng entirely to his views respecting the Louisa Rail
d and not to his independent treasury opinions Fon-
,ine for the Senate, about 800 ahead of Shepherd
"P NJ. Saunders, Loco FOeo Hhig-for the Lee
LUNENBURG-Q Del)
John Orgain ". B re elected
MlDDLESEX " MATHEWS-Q Del)
Dr. Taylor " B. elected
MECKLENBURG-2 (Dels)
Below send you list Of the votes given on the Goth
Isl for members 10 represent in the next Legisla.
ne Owing TO want of union in the Administration
.nks the Wings have been enabled to put in one Of
.eir men Mr.. Goode made a very Aat,ering speech
our last Court declaring himself violently opposed TO
e present ex,raVagant schemes Of internal Improve.
enls on The tops, and in favor Of recognizing
present distracted Stale curency-ond also friendly
the Sub.Treasury Scheme, which | have no doubt
as the principal cause Of his success.-Col Alexander
,orich is decided friend Of Mr. Van Buren, and prefers
Sub Treasury 10 any scheme before the nalion
ON which you will plainly see, this county is in favor
that measure. Added TO this, is the defeat of Mr.
eyton Burwe, our former representative, whom the
ecple think TO be Conservative DR. z. G. Yenable
peny declared in speech Of length his friend
nip for Mr. Rives and his twenty-five State Bank plan
substitute to Mr.. Wrghts bill Great rejoicing is
ade by the Wings at their success in getting in Mr.
code; but assure you, if he does not walk in chalked
ne, this good old Democratic county will give him the
} bye the next time he offers for its suffages: