Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-30

Parscsss ANsB.-- Last year. Wing majority %
John II. Dey, wv 275 80
s.. S. Woodhouse (Ad.) 22l co
Wing majority in the county 30
Wing gain IN do 81
NANsgmosD. Last year, Whig majority "a -
Votes polled 574. Suffolk. Rawles.
jobs NJ. Harrell. (w) 5ol III
John Boykio, (Adm.) So lis
Wbig majority in the county "
Whig gain ia do. IS
ELIZABETH CRY AND WARWICK 1.-THE latter
out Of the District +. City. Warwick.
Samuel Cotton, lw.) 1913 10
Howard Poole, adm 100
Carter CraiIord. (W.) 10 60
Polls not complete--some Or 10 votes more ez-
pected from War wick, which would not vary Col
toms majority.
Mr.. Crai1ofd was the late delegate, and is a good
Wing aud fast friend of Gen. Harrison, but IS
little too sublimated in his notions-so much So
that last winter he would not vote for MIR RlyEs
and thus defeated his election. Under these cir
cnmstanccs the Wings had to leave him out, though
it was reluctantly done. Warwick must be glo-
rious county, there being but two Loco Focos 10 IT,
HAmPsHIRE A slip from the Office of The Rom.
ney Intelligencer, says, that MessTs Vance aud
Odell, Wings, are elected, making Wing gain
The former by majority Of 66 and the latter 81.
BKooKE.--Mr. Jones, V. b. elected by n msjo-
rity Last year the majority was l50
MARsHALL.-CadweIl, Wing, is elected by a
m sjoriiy Of 81 Wing gain.
PalscE WiLLIAm.-No opposition to Mr.. Rat
cIife, v. b.
BnuTswlcK-Two V. B. candidates elected.
PRiNcE GgoaoE.-The Adm candidate elected.
RApPAHAnEocK.-The Wing candidate elected.
CLARKE & WARRES--Haye chosen Van Buren,
delegate
HARDy--The Wing candidate is elected
del LEI AT re el,rfPd
TYLER Reported to have elected a Wing dele
gate.
Woop-Reported TO have elected Wing dele
gate.
KING WmLIAM.--1he candidates were both Ad-
rninistrstion men. Dabney is chosen over Fontaine
PownArAS-The Wing candidate, Porter, ia
elected by majority of over Mieheaux, ". b
A whig gain.
LoursA-Lipscomb, the late Van Buren, delegate
is e elecysd The vote stood for Lrseomb (V. b.
1913. For Milton, (Whig) 1888.
COMMUNICATING, The Wing candidate in
thi, county, is elected by 9 majority.
BuoKlEGHAM-All the precincts not heard from
entire but the late Wing Delegates, Messrs. Kyle
and Flood, elected by from so to 80 majority over
their competitors.
DlSwIpDfE.-Th Van Buren, candidate, Alfred
J. Vaughan, is elected by % majority over the late
Wing delegate Mr.. Whitworth.
ALBEMABLE.-A slip from the office Of the Char
lottesville Advocate announces the election Of the
W hig candidates, Messrs. Southal and Coles,
Messrs. Randolph and Gordan, by majority Of
about 200--tho returns not complete, though the re
suit would not be materially varied.
FLuvANHA.-Th late Wing delegate, Payne, is
reelected The vote stood for Payne, wv J 2f9
For Jennings " b } 81.
New kent & CHARLEs.-The late Wing dele
gate, C. G.. Coleman, elected.
KiNe GEoReE.--E F Taylor, wing delegate,
is elected by m increased majority
STAPFoRD.-The Van Buren, candidate, Fizhugh
is re elected, BY a majority OF IA TO 10.
HANovER-The Wing candidate, Thompson, is
elected by 80 majority, over Col White, ". Ii
Wing gain.
CnEsrEaFrrLp.-No opposition here to Cox, the
Van Buren candidate.
CuLPEPER.- Broadus the late Wing delegate, is
re elected by majority oilrom 80 TO 100.
CARoLtxg The Wing candidate, Col Corbn,
is said 10 be elected by majority Of two votes
FAlRrAx The Alexandria Gazette says 1--WE
have not the official returns from all the precincts
but Sangster ~. b. is elected by majority ct y
votes last year the Administration majority was
20 The vote in the Legislature, therefore will be
the same as last year The Wings could have ca
silly carried the county, we learn-but for local eau
SEES Ii is thought that Gen. Harrison's majority IN
November will be about so.
SPoTTsYLvA NIA--The majority Tor Crutchheid
wy is said TO be 30 TO 40
NoTTowAy--B Booth, Wing, is elected by votes.
SouTHAMPToN-Th Norfolk Beacon OF Saturday
says: A report was current yesterday that urqu.
hart, the Wing candidate beat his Administration
opponent by 80 to 60 votes
SuRRY--A report was in circulation yesterday,
that Surry had gone for the Wings, the Adminisira
ton party splitting.
IsLe OF WIGHT Arthur Smith Administration
re elected without opposition.
SHENANDOAH Williams and Conn, Van Buren,,
elected
king & QUEEN Davis, Van Buren,, elected.
RECAPITULATION.
According to The above returns, the Wings have
81 members of the House of Delegates. and the Lo-
COS, % Last year parties stood "a Wings TO 80
Lccos, The Wings have gained delegate in each
OF the following counties, viz: Marshall Hamp-
shire, Nouoway, Frederick, Prince Edward Pow
hatan, Hanover, Southampton, and Rorgan-9.
The Administration have gained delegate 10 DIN
widdie, and probably one ia Acknowledging nett
Wing gain, far as heard from, of seven Delegates
Eight Senators elected this year. We have
returns from the Frederick Aceomack, Monlgome-
~, and Buckingham Districts, in all Of winch the
Wings have carried their candidates The three
FIRST were represented by Van Buren, men in the
last Legislature.
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