The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-30
VIRGINIA. ELECTION

VIRGINIA ELECTION.
want OF room, and the absence of any thing def
mite to the result of the Virginia election causes us
to suspend the publication of our comparative tables
until something more is known. We prefer at thi:
time to state the general result so far as heard in
stead of venturng into detail In "a counties g.
wings and "A destructive, have been elected delegates
and wings Senators. These results show Whig
gain from last year, of two Delegates and two Sena
tors. On the popular vote gain since 1886 in IL
counties from which full returns have been received
is between 5000 and 1000 votes. The western part
OF the state will show greater gain in proportion
to representation than the 40 counties mentioned
bove. The House of delegates probably stands "A
wings and 60 destrucives; the Senate Is wings and
II destructves.
THEATRE, HOLIDAY sTREET.-This evening
has been set apart for the benefit of Mrs Ftzwlliams
who has been drawing fashionable houses during hel
engagement We hope the lovers of ehaste and sweet
singing viii not be among the missing this occa-
sion Mrs. F. appears in three favorite pieces, in
which she sustains eight characters. The well known
ability OF Mr.. Wallack will also add much to the
evenings entertainment, he sustans one of the lead
ing characters
a 0ariety Of interesting matter and GdcertiSe-
nlentS omitted to-day a0iH appear to-1no1Toso.
To CoRREsPoNDENTs.-A Working man will ap-
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BALTIMORE CoUNTY.-At a meeting of the friends of
Gen HARRISON of the Ninth Election District Baltimore Co..
helda Robert Ramseys GOvanstown the 25th inst Mr.
Lewis Roberts called to the Chair and Mess Charles
A. Buchanan and John Maxwell, where appointed Secreta-
taes; when the following gentlemen appointed dele
gates the convention to nominate Presidential Elecor for
The Third Congressional Districts VIM Jackson, Thomas
Annacost John r. Gwynn, John w. Ward, and W. G.
Howard. The meeting then appointed the following gem
J. Hilen, John Rdgely of Hampton John Connolly, Solomon
Hillen, Sem William Jackson, John w. Ward Charles A.
Buchanan, William C. Howard, Daniel Jones, w. $ Win
der VIM Tagart, Josas Marsh b. G. SDchcomb, Geo. w.
Pison, Lewis Merryman Robert Hamilton David Pollard,
JamesT Stein, Amos Matthews, and Lewis Roberts.
LEWIS ROBERTS, Chairman.
G. Ca A. b RGG ,H1,, Secretaries
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Wm. Tagart, John P Mccormick,
John Skipper, Edward GLIDE,
VIM. 5. Winder, Francis Koontz,
Benz Brown, James Bryan,
Thomas Cole, John Prison,
Robert Gilmer, Jr., Henry Younger
WIN. Bowen, Jacob Mumma,
Samuel Boon, Bra Stnchomb,
Samuel Cole, Daniel Whitney,
Lewis Roberts, James T. Stein
John Maxwell, Joseph Stevenson,
VIM G. Howard, Bennett Hurst,
Samuel Buckley, Walter Dyer,
], Stevenson of Edwd Valiant Perrine
Wilkinson Taylor, George Dough-
Thos. ]. Hidden, Henry Harris,