Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-20
,riel The following is reported as the
9l9
SI7
Crabb' S majority,

Crabb's majority, lO2
Crabbs majority in the District more than lOO-Last
year. Il was 9O9
The Congressional representation stands, Cad and
2Whigs The Savannah Georgian remarks, at IS al
certain, that The Congressional representation OF
,hls Stale will be the same as in the last Congress
The Tuscaloosa lntelligencer Whig) Of the 9TH says
THE Van Burenites have, doubtless, elected their
Governor; three Of FIVE members OF Congress, and
majority of both branches Of the Legislature.
Below, says the same paper, we present hasty view
be that the poled is much larger than that
pulled las, year, and Locofoco gain IT is probable
that Mr. Phean" lie elected the Legislature, and that
our county delegation will stand it did last year
three Wings, one Dem"
Baeby is re elected Governor without any serious
opposition
Nj Phesn the former distinguished editor ofthe Huntsville
INDIANA
Two Of The districts are yet undecided. In our last,
1t was slated that Owen (Dem) was elected in Boon 8
es'lct over Profftt Whig)-and that Rarlden (Whlg)
vas lie elected But the Louisville Journal of the 10Th
states that Pro is elected and the district of Rarden
$50 large, that time enough has not been allowed Tor
all the returns to come in. We have received letter
from knigh.son Qnd) Of the sth, from which we make
uhe following extract:
"KSIoHrsroN, Qnd) Aug 8.
You will from the papers, that the result OF Inc
election in this State, likely TO be most gratifying AS
informed at this time the whole delegation IN Congress
iul There are three candida,ss-1 Wing, Rarden; |
indePenden McCarty Administration, Thompson.
--Ihs contes, is between Rariden and Thompson
ou district extends back almost to the lakes IL Will
oe several days before gel The result The contest
Will be close This State think, will be safe for Van
buren, If the contest is between him and Mr. Cay-our
prospects are good"
The following extract is from the last New York Eve
ming Post:
Eutaet Of letter, dated
.WAsHIssros err, August Is, 1889.
Ere this reaches you you will have seen that an en-
u'e regeneration has taken place in the political charac'
ter OF Indiana. We have had every thing there TO con
tend wih-a dead majority Of 5000 at the last presi
Dental election greatly increased the Congressional
election Of lS37-the whole patronage OF the State ano
mat arising from the disbursements under the immense
system Of public works-he great advantage OF nearly
all the Federal candidates being the ncumbens, and the
fact that at least vesix,hs Of the press arrayed
against u.s. which in the vehemence and bitterness OF It's
attacks has been lin Indiana at leasD unparalleled. But
The honest and fearless yeomanry OF the State have
successfully vndicated their claims for intelligence and
love Of freedom
ave are certain tina, Smith, Carr, Wick and Davie
are elected and morally that Howard has eucceedeo
from the partial received from his large and re-
mote district. We have strong hopes also that over
and has had hard contest return from one county
IHarrson) shews, that he has gained there on boon
last vote (when he eleced) above 40O voles ~ ne
mas succeeded shall have six out OF seven members
precisely reversing the political character OF the deega
lion
ITO morrow, hope, will bring intelligence O.
Owens election. The majories, in every instance
heard from, are unusually large. Indiana thus re
spends TO the Democracy Of the city Of New York.
She S, is safe for our worthy President in 1870. Marx
NORTH CAROLINA.
lhs representation in Congress will consist of Ad
"'nis'r,,ion, Wings, and doubtful, viz:
Whigs administration.
Lewis Williams, NJ T. Hawkins,
James Graham, Jesse A. Bynum,
EDMUND Deberry, VIM. Montgomery,
Edward Stanley, James J. Mckay,
hsHnsm Rayaer, Chas Shepard,
Henry Conner,
John Hill,
doubtful Charles Fisher.
~ those in Italics are new members.
o ioowingis the state Of the poll in the 10Th, 1ltb
i@'h and 18th Districts: