Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-16

F,f district. J Rnrd-n, is probably elected
We lave ahurGan, causr I" rejhce over ms result,
bn shall MOI follow The example usually SCI ny he
Wings al ma n,i, sung qualification, by triumphant
proc. sinns by rripcng by paadts by hring cannon,
nr BY uminatons. lie, Us be CALM ard tt ns resolve
to uainatn PRESENT position IN every G's'lic' we
Indie pendent Treasury advocated by our party We
published and circulated six thousand copies al the IN
dan-nd, nj Treasury bill and every Democratic press n
the STATE published it, and by coaxing, soliciting pe5
ging, enueating and daring, we succeecea 10 gel''s
am"s, every Wing paper to publish II we safely cth
say that the hole number oil copies PosHeu hhu 7"
cuatsd exceeded fifty M0usand-enongh 10 give every
voter in The Stale an opportunity 10 read it. We can
ddly believe from The result OF the election that large
msjy Of Tie in this State were III favor Oh Ills
To The Wings and The Democrats gu, Of The State re
submit some facts, from which they may Judge. We
make no comments, rs comments are useless RAGS
and figures are The strongest arguments
John Ewing, Wing, in 1897 IN the second dlE'rct re
ceived majority over John Law, the Democratic can
dIae. Of gil This year john Ewing is beaten by J.
w Davis, the Dpmocrac candidate, oil least 3uU In
The third district in 1887 W. Graham, the W hig can
didate bent john S. Smons"n, Tie Democratic cand'
date 327 This year Graham IS beaten by JOHN Carr,
the Democratic candidate, al lfhsi uGU.
In ,hp fourth district. & II Dunn III le3I, ofat Amos
Lane the Democratic candidate, 1924 THIS year Dunn
beaten by Ihos Smith, The Democratic candidate at
least GOO
In The sixth district, in 1887 w Herod received
iorty over B. Ray the Democratic candidate, 3147.
This year Herod is beaten by Wick, the Democratic
candidate, 500
In the seventh district. in 1897. A. S White, Wing,
heat ~ Jackson d. IN 1865. This year, Evans Wing,
is beaten BY Howard. D.m al least 1900.
(Fr0m tie Louisruie (KyJ .qdrertiser Of Avg -
The election of Robert Dale Owen is conceded by
nt his opponents, and confidently claihea ny the
New Albany Argus.
NORTH CAROLINA.
E1trGrt from ieiter dated
"RALEIcH August l2, 1880
ain The Caswell district, A II Shepherd is defeated,
and John Hill Ia genuine Democra) is chosen IN his
place II is remarkable, that this did not take place
herelnfnre when the district undeniabIy with The
Administration, by considerable majority. The art
and address, &c pnctsed by the Wing tederals, have
succeeded in degree, even now by giving The appear.
unce OF 4 mesgre majority Repu5canisrn tell you
it is So and lhe elections Of President and Wee Ere
siden, will prove my correctness.
ain the Salisbury district lately represented by Mr.
Rpncher Mr. Charlps Fisher is elected over Henderson,
the Wing Federal Clay candidate THE FEEDER presses
and eeclonee abused Mr. Fisher with vioen and
bitterness far surprising any thing that has ever taken
place in North Carolina The acts OF his private life
were perverted and the operations OF his own private
affairs nvadrd and the epllheis which gentlemen Cat
least Democratic gentlrmen) consider indecent ard un
manly were applied 10 Mr. Fisher for the offence
of daring 10 oppose Henry CIny Yet shall not be sur
psed if The Feds call il Wing ririory il IS one truly
but of their stamp. We wish them joy Of this The
only real Wig victory the district has lately had
cit is reported that The Father Of The House is iun
to his eyes | mean the Hon. Lewis iams. lie IS
rleci1d do dOuL This may be sign OF his future
fate
Extract from letter, dated
"BRowSs STORE, Aug. II, 1889.
81 have just heard The result Of our election in The
ninth Congressional District, and um much pleased TO
have my power 10 inform you that Mr. John HUI
is elected by a majority Of 40 votes over a h Shep-
perd. There has been the most unprncpled manage
men, and intrigue The county of Guford in favor of
Mr. Shepperd have not time 10 say more, only that
the county OF Casuell has been usual II gave
MIR Hill / Vs. and ShepPerd 900 votes; Stokes gave
HUI 322 and Shepped ESQ; Guilford gave Sheppeid
1 Gg4 majority, and Rockingham gave Hill majority
of AIS Montgomery beats Haywood 1868 in The Ra
leigh District"
Extract from letter, dated
"Wlrxr.BoRo, August 1880.
"Yes,erday was the day of our election. alurchi-
son opposed Mr. Williams have received returns from
all the precincts except Mr.. WilIIumss majority
is about 90 The precinct TO be heard from very
small say 30 votes, which may increase Mr. liIlams
vote to 90.
different opinions are entertained TO the result
Extract from letter, dahd
"GREEysBoRo N. C, Aug. II, 1889.
"Ry mail his morning we Learn Tue Issu'. o. ne
say that sitter Of the most animated contests that
fought in any county district. we have succeed
ed in eccng candidate, John HIl Esq, by ina
ory Of a. or As votes would like 10 give some pat
tculas. but have not time.
(Fron the Milton Spectator, Ektra. IF Aug l2)
"GouD-We have just time to say that Hill is eec'eo
by a majority Of a. votes.
Charles Fisher from Tie Tenlb district is also elected
hontgomeTys majority is 300.
900 cheers i,ir the Democracy!
(from the Baltimore Republican IF Utdnesddy rnorn,ng)
"ixpIANA-By q slip received from the otfce OF The
Indianapolis Democrat, We learn that MI WICK is eject
ed over Mr. Herod late member, by majority Of about
SUt that MIR Smith ia elected over Mr. Dunn by ma
iory OF 700; that Mr. Davis has aggregate majority
in Putnam, Owen, Clay and Lawrence counties oil 9Uo
nj ill
leaving difference in favor of Mr. DAVIS Of $50, and
he is no doubt elected; and that Mr. Howard was ahead
of Evans IN Park and VermillIon counties about 900
Of his election. there can hardly be doubt The TACT
Of Mr. Cars election, we have already slated.
alt NAV he regarded certain, therefore, that Messrs
Wick Smith, Davis, Carr, and Howard elected =
They are all Democrats and all gains since last Con-
gress Mr. Rariden, the late member, is probably re.
elected though is not certain From The first district
in which Mr., Owen is candidate, We have received
| no returns
"Slnce writing the above We learn that Robert Dale
Ow en- is elected The statement is SAID TO have been
furnished by Mr. Profit, the Wing candidate
"KESTucRY-The only information we have from
Kentucky j., that hlessrs. Butler and Ward, The Demo
cratic candida elected in the districts recently
represented By Messrs Suuthgate and Menelee. This
is gain Of two.
TENNESSEE.
From The Nashville Union
TIE ELECTION.
"The struggle is over. We have returns only from
few counties Col. Polk is running cutie 10 10 our
expectations If he well up the last county
he lie undoubtedly elected We shall see. BE Of good
cheer Republicans and let remember that ours has
been State battle.
"Dardson County.-Here, at the head quarters OF
Federalism, where ali the banks located, where the
great leaders of the Opposition Messrs Cannon, Bell
Foster. &c reside sand where il has been our fortune
contend with The most extraordinary influences from
abroad, almost much to hope That Republican
ism would prevail The Federals,s of this county have
carried their ticke-while the Republicans hsve more
than maintained the ground that they occupied at the
last election. IL, therefore, are cast down. we are
not destroyed, not conquered not vanqushed but just
in good trim for another contest The following returns
from this county nre nearly if moi quite, Correct:
GortTR0r.