Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-21

.Narion-Robcrl Hanna and James Johnson.
Hamiiton-F B Coggswr
Jchns0n-Berriun Reynolds.
Sheiby-Wn J Peasley and Erasmus Powell.
Boon-Junes Nelson.
Hgncock-Joseph Chapman.
HendTickS-Samuel Brenlon.
.bf0rgan-Jonathsn Williams.
BarihoLom.,o-Thomas e. Lee and Williamson Ter
rell.
Decentralization Hendricks
Franhiin-John 4 Ma,son and Abner McCarty.
Faytite Philip Mason and John Wiley.
D,Ia,carc-.David Kilgore.
jefferson Joseph G Marshall and Michael Bright
RGsh-Wm P Rush, John ". Alley and Jesse Nor.
Houns-Ioseph Morrow, Caleb Lewis, Caleb Jackson
and Richard J. Hubbard.
Cas,-Job b Edridge.
CnrrOiL-Samurl Alilroy.
Ciinton-Andr Major.
.uonfpomery-John Iycc and James r. NJ Bryant.
7iypScanos--John Petit and James Earl.
Foantain-T ios }. Evan. and Maj McCorTac
F1go-Amory Kinney and George W. Gutter.
Ryley-Mr. Glass.
Sc0u-Mr. Trulock.
F10m-Isaac Stewart.
Paike-A. w. Puclt, w. Noel.
Jcnnings-John J. Span.
Ciay-S II. Smydth
Puinam-John NJ Nary, James Townsend and j. c.
Chds
Vande1Jurg-Jose Lane.
senator's.
Morgan-Grnnt Stafford
Nadison and Hancock- Thomas Bell
gsH"me-Achilles Williams and Nathan Smith,
Rush-Joseph Lowe.
RipieY-- Thomas Smith.
.Jsfe,son Z. J. Nrion.
Parks-Wm. 7. Bryant.
ALABAMA.
From the .HonigOncry .7drfrtscr)
ELECTION RETURNS.
bIontgomery-- fIlnrd, Baldwin, and Shortrdge, y
elected Representatives.
.9utauga-HaIl,' Wilhers,- and Hogg, Representa-
tiyes.
seI,rsn. Representatives; Harrlson' Sheriff.
Butler-Jones and Crenshaw, Representatives.
characterization" Representatives Merriwether,' She.
riff
Tallapoosa-Holly," Representative.
Coosa-Morris,' Representative.
Russell-AbercrombieN Representative.
DuLas-C Calhoun Senator; Phillips, Clifton, and
Griasby, Representatives.
yWadson-Dr Moore McLung,- vining,- Judge ".
Smith," and Taylor Representatives.
In Mobile and Baldwin county, the Van Buren, candi-
dates have succeeded.
Monroe coun,y-H. R.-Crawford, Nv } 400 An
druss. (W) AL: Rawl', ". b. 359; Peryear, w. b.
337; Fauth, lo9
For Brig General-Arrington, 7S9; Boiling, 246:
Cleibourne, five precincts)-H. R-Andruss, (W)
1853; Crawford, (W) AGO. Raws, w. b 325 Peryear,
~. B GA. Four precincts to be hear from, which
were expected TO add TO the Wing majority.
presented by Mr.. LAWYER.
The last Augusta Cons,.utonalis says, "ln Alabama
there is very little doubt Of majority of democratic
members being elected to the Legislature In the Guy
of Mobile the Democratic ticket elected In some
counties we find that the Wings of our Stale claim the
victory, on account of Stale Rights men having been
elected in opposition to Administration men, For IN
stance in Russell county Mr. James Abercrombie was
elected the Senate in opposition to Col Crowei pu
MIR Abercrombe is decided Sub Treasury man, ana
opposed to n National Bank. In a few days we shall
hear Of the result Of the election for member OF Con-
gress to m the vacancy produced by the death Of MI
Lawler The candidates are Mr.. Crabb, National
Bank man, and MIR. Ellis, Sub.Treasury man.
KENTUCKY.
Extract from letter. dated
"HorKrSsvILLE, (Ky.) Aug. 9, 1888.
"MEs.ns BLAIR AND RrvEs: Our election s just over
The Democratic candidate was only beaten 60 votes -
In this county (Chrissin) Clay got majority oil 81"
vo,es We elect TWO members. As far as have heard
The Democrat, have been up and DOING aud have fully
sustained themselves"