Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-14
Xxi Ln".s e.

Tyler BAT ION
Ohio 25D 45l
Preston 332 o.
Marshall e5 maj.
Bfnbke l49
2iy7 1850
GO
567
House Of Dtltgatss
- Mononpaa JDnn Clayton
Jas Erans
Tyler Jas NJ Stephenson
ONO William Mcdonnell
Preston VIM Carol!
MARSHALL John Sron
Brooke John Mcmillan
.Se,cty Eefctsd Members of ihe S,nate
James Lyons (W) in place o! Gen. Harvie (WA,e.
signed.
Archibald Atkinson (Rep in place Of MIR. nolen.,
(Rpp resigned, and elected to Congress
VIM. Carson (R in place of DR.. Robertson r. L.
clined.
John w Nash (R)
Charles Hun,on RI
John J. Wiley (R) in place OF Mr.. BiIins.y n
declined.
DR.. c. Cooke wv in place of Col. Carr (Rep) d..
clined.
- Thornton (W) in place of Mr. s. Il. Parks.
(R elected Register Of the Land Office
William Campbell Wv }
John Howe Peyon wv or dem Wing as our G.,
respondent from Rockingham, good.hunorpty -.
facr,iousy calls him, in place Of Dr.. David " Pau,
son (W.) declined.
SUPPLEMENTAL NOTES
Such is The List of The members Fleet for Cono,s
and The Two Houses Of our Stale Legislature Web,y.
not yet collected elements enough 10 calculate with Al
snlu,e precision, The political position Of The House d:
Delegates There are q few inbprs about which Tho
parties are squabbllng and when we obtain the lng
nation which we have sought, We will make the d.
litca compile xion Of The Legislature nd state the p
pecls Of the Senatorial Election For the present ~
will only repeat the estimate which made IN ou L.,
Senate.
Anti Rives Republicans !:
Wings IL
Conservatives 3
II Of Delegates.
Anti-Rives Republicans 81
Rives' Wings 81
Anti Rives' wings 10
Doubtful
On iuint vote, Anti Rives Republicans 20 Con.s,
natives 6-Rives Wings Gs-Antl-Rves Wings 10
Doubtful 3.
The die is probably in the hands of the few Conss,
valves. and of The lmpractIcabie Wings Neither pp,
haps will vote for Mr. Rires, unless he out-,r
if he does come out, like sn unlerrlEed freeman II
the "uperrifed Common wealth. he cannot please az
coaesce both. hat he may gain on the one hard. h
may lose on The other. But OF those two propOs,'os
we are now certain: lat That we hare gained pnrg..
victories in the State. We have made nett gan q
t.r,lre throwing aside The three toubliUI-and II .tsr
should 20 against us. Of nine al !easicqull 10 ct:r
Of Is on the joint vote As the Woodstock SenHG.
truly says. "Me will have majority in Congress o,-
Wings and Cunservoiires-a majority IN the Senate i
Pypinia-aDd Q majority over the Wings IN the lra-
of Delegates fluzza for good old Democratic Virgin.
Cd Whatever be The result for Senator on the '.
vote, we have gained more important advantage We
have that the State itset is sound TO I'll" c
We predicted, before The election that II we should ,
the majority now, should carry the State IN lce "
no for hal
losing their treble and qnadrnple voting no man aHG:
more than vote fr the General Icket-n the Isl.
being drecli; presented between MI Van Buren, 81:
one Whg candIdaie-in The advantage winch me Nf;i
now possess in several small counties being superset,
bv The Eeayy vote af the large Democratic COUNTIES
Harrison giving 1900. Mono!ga 1000, and Sher...
doah and Rockingham alone of+etling The ma"rIle' IA
ag.us. evety hg county in the Stale, &c &c. b.
The result Of The late election shows US our siTenZa
notwithstanding all the difficulties, we had 10 enc91n
The majority of the popular vote even then tec:
edy for u.s. Is it necessary for US 10 expose tie ni.s
rabe attempt of the Boston Atlas, aud lis cute cunnrl
Core spondent in this city, TO show IRON the votes
counties that there has b.cn great falling Oh lL'
Republican vote since 1886? few facts alone ri.tt
sutEcent 10 expose the aborlive effort II l'ke, me
votes of the counties OF Wythe, Grayson, Washing
ton Smith and Russell as the opponents at the ra'
ticaI sentiment Of Little Tennessee WHEN he know: m
MIR Hopkins passed as general Trend oi The Adminsln
,ion and when The Abingdon Statesman treats Their 'O
rs simply an anSu-T Treasury, and not os On anita:
mnstrainn vote. Why! instead of the Wings hsrri
there majority Of s34 we are informed by one Of N
med citizens that her vote would be 10 ri
Mr.. v Buren against MIR Clay The same tis'neeuCo.
spiri, pervades The whole statement. II gives the Sc
of Harrison county, &C. for johnson. and 'hroWsn!l
the heavy vote for Sbnn, the other Drmrcrsc c'rca
ate It lakes The votes of Fluvanna and Louisa. IS lie
tests of the Republican strength when such issue 40
generally made up between Gordon and Garond-ts
former being too fresh from the ranks OF the OPpotta
to carry the whole Republican vote and in Louisa G'"
land making a strong Administration speech, Boz
enough Of this The best test s in those Cungressri
DISTRICTS where there was opposition, and the issue e.
reay made up between The Wing md Republican ~:
didales. This only seen in IL Districts out q :!
Compare Tie votes Of of these Districts with Il.
VOTES in 1886 In Dromgooles District, there is a,
ing off Of 80 votes. Ia The npIghborng district Of II
lenan, we hive gained melt 555. In Rivess d'sl'''
we have lost 40 In district, We have gantdl1
odd. But we have time fur such an ANALYSIS as tti
In few districts, where The weapons have been si
measured, may have lnsti' others, We have d'cdt
iy gained. In the Western and Northwestern Dsutls
the augmentation is perhaps the most remarkable W.
suboin table of the mn"es of The late Congression'
ammo Uurr01 ulufI0n n