Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-04

contain this notice. you bound by the ties Of princ
pie and duty TO supply Do if you please, compare this
simple, unrarnshed statement of facts, with the conf
dsn,asseons aud clustering braggadocas Of The Rich
mond Wing, in reference to the Monroe elections =
There s not solitary instance in this county, within
the recollection Of The oldest citizen wherein
dda'e obtained so grea,a majority over opposing can
dda'e. as die Mr.. Chapman the staunch Republican,
ever Mr.. Caperon, his opponent And this, too, al q
time when opposed by man, who, in private life is
every way amlable and respectable. The R. Wing will
certainly 10 enact any longer the arcica and
lemp,ibe character of Captain Bobadil II ought hecce
forth to wear mourning in token of grief for it's many
political falsehoods and sins. Alas! Dame Whggery,
nj YOU have tears, prepare to shed them now Col
Andrew Beirne, the Congressional candidate, also wins
b. sweeping majority.
1.-THE reports from Giles are also cheering The De
no.a,ic candidate for Assembly selected by majority
Of over 20 votes The Wing candidate is said TO have
stated friend, that had his politics been BETTER he
''''" ~ : " vERlTAs"
CABELL-l DEL
"BarboursrHc May 24.-l herewith send you The
state of the polls giving the result Of the election that
Sub. treasury 466, p B we,he1ed (Whie) $50, for
Congress For the State legislatures. 1hornburg
SUB Treasury 4s7. B. McGinnis (whis) l6S, Levi
"Se0'"'' :" MADIsoN-1 DEL
"MApIsnS c. Il, May %
{" give you below statement Of the poll just taken
in this county. We had three days heat again, and
close contest in The county election:
For Congress
Linn Banks, 4S2
D. F. Slaughter, "a
@D. Bankss majority, 1913
For The county.
Robert a. Banks, 3N
John Booton, 33o
A Banks's majority, 2
ave have not received information from all the other
49, haze &C.
Banks has beaten Slaughter from 400 to 500 votes
Captain Walden (Whig) beat Dr. Nicklin (DemocraD
in R,ppahsnnpck 20 votes, reported by friend OF
Waten, gentleman of intelligence and veraciy"
ORANGE AND GREENE.
"Oronys c H. .Nay 3Ist After much delay, | am
enabled 10 give you The official statements Of the vote,
Orange in part only The vote for Banks and Slaugh
Ter at Robinsons ! am unable to obtain as yet, but
will as possible do You will observe that
Slaughter orty Robinson is 10 and at the Court
house 81 You will observe that Hiden d. has ma
joriy Of vote in Orange-beng, believe, the first
lime for many years that the Democrats have gained the
majority So Orange is rev0luiionized. You will fur
lher observe tina, Col Banks majority in Orange and
Green is 75 voes-and fliden's in Orange and Greene
ll2
For Congress.
S,cnardsvie. T.. H. Robnson's.
Slaughter (whig) II l55 s.'smajoriiy 10
For assembly
! r';.' iMssy s y l IS $ $
Bankss majrty in Greene I3l
Banks majority in Orange and Greene 70
iliden majority in Orange
Do III Orange and Green l42
KING GEORGE Del.
King George { r., My 23.-For all of our exerlions
Inc superior activity and zeal Of the enemy have been an
oS-rtna'ch We hive los, Hone again BY majority OF
aSo'es Last year The vote stood Hooe III Tayoe l45
ms We have added 2S-,hey %, making an aggregate
OF i09 Tor H"Oe and l7 for Tsyloe largest vote BY
o7 ever gwen IN this county. Grayson end Taaferro
go! each lG3by far the vote ever
known here for the Admir- straton. How happens this3
Isl, ne light Of Democracy is abroad in the land and
WIN continue 10 shine until Federalism is driven from
.s CAIN now set up by it Of controlling the people
aoonsh lhe agency Of banks, money, and gag laws
81 some OF our friends who voted with US last year ana
were believed TO be jealous with up TO the Gerry day
s election had Lsen secretly operated on by means which
zoo ana they only knew, and induced to vote against
W. One or two others neutraiized. We lost, IN
@ way NINE votes, eight of which were given to Col
oe lake them from him, and add them to Hooe poll,
calculated on-say TWELVE VOTES. This should
nave been the state Of The polls with all the dIsudvan
ages Under which we aboIed. We do not, however,
complain complain Of these gentlemen; they are honorable msn-
&c "a'ne 'hem only for not giving their friends an oP
puhy 10 DISGUISE their minds Of the srrnss with
which they continually beset and assailed Last
year Inc foreign l0-l0:-this year tor Hooe
.p' Iayioe %. So you that we should have sue
ou any how, if had MOI been for this large import
au'n Let the resident voters look TO this. contest
WI. probably be instituted forthwith.
opio this moment, it had been believed that Grayson
anhe i, beaten 90 or 70 votes o!s King George did
As'duy."
"Aoy 81 : Below | hand you the result Of the Con-
s'essonal and Senatorial election in III is county