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Ms~fsik Bsrs~sA.-rhe Norfslk Herald Of
Frsday last, ssys-"in Norfoik Boroaxh our on
poosnts ereoght cot most popular and essins.
bic rsnIlensn. and made beta npoa a sssucsioa
Of The Wing majority below thai Of las, year
Last year. Wig mai lbs. Votes polied ne.
Robert Taylor. Wig. as
VIM w Lamb. va. 40
wing majority aoi--de esis 81.
!Se.tek csssfy-Last year. Wing majority &c
Votes Polled sst. Laskbornc ana Eihesedre,
Wings. elected over Smith sad Flax, v ID. by an
average majority Of 100. WING gain isi.
Prsses's .f.as-Joha H. Dey. whis. elected
over woodhousc. " n, by 9s Easlosity.
Last year Wing majority ~
-ksAssnsad-Joshua NJ. Harreli. Wing, elect
ed over John Boykin. v B. BY 81 majority
Wing majority last yesr 10.
Eiinssssh Cify sal Waywiek-Samuei Cotton,
wing. elected over Carter craaord. Wing. and
Howard Poole. B. ~ ihe following vote.
- Z City wsrviek.
crsGosd 10 s.
Poole 100
Mr.. crsGofd was the late delegate, and fast
friend Of Gen. Harrison, but refused las, winter
TO vote for Mfr. Rives And for this, the whiss
dropped him. warwick must be q glorious
Richmond Cify-wyndham Robinson, whig,
AS, James Bosher. v D, 81. Thomas Riichie
j. Wing majority 366.
Henries cssaiy -McTSae. WING, 500, Reins
" 32s. wing majority ia. The Richmond
Wing states that "Mr. Reips was quite sansuine
and had eusged matters 80 nicely that he pre-
dieied his majority AZ from IS 10 ~. He maie
speech Al the close, and aseribed his defeat
20 the standing army.-A most suficient eauss.
In 1889 McRses majority was only IS"
fssguisr Ceunfy Marshall and Scott, Whiss.
elected By at6 maiority-A Wing gain Of les
beyond the majority Of last year.
RsP.Asaseek -suolher, Wing. elected BY ~
majority.
Culpsp,r-B roadus, whis, elected By ~ mai.
In reference TO the vote of the above last three
counties, the Warrenion Tunes Says-"Ai the
Presidential election Of 1856 Van Buren, car
ried the vote OF Virginia by 6,e93 majority. The
county Of Fauquier was represented by Admin
situation men (Smi'h and Uiekerson) In the win
ter OF 1851. Al the same time, Rappahan-
mock and culPeper were represented by Admin
isirstion men, the party majority in the Two
eounries more shan ffty. Behold the change
exhibited in these three counties, Their dele
CATION - now whig throughout. The change in
Fauquier since 1896 Is not less than 300 against
Van Buren,. The change in Culpeper and Rap
pahannock 10 about 200, Facts are stubborn
things, but such as they are, Se give them for
the use Of our Van Buren, friends. Three hun
dred majority against Van in Fauquier now,
what will Il be next fall Pick that bone, gen.
tiemeni"
Kiag ITiiIiaa- DabDey elected over Fon,aipe
the late delega,e-Both " b.
| Porhafisa-Di nihI allied i--Geofge N N
Porter, Wing, elected over Mchaux, the late
Van Buren, delegate. Porter 2ii, Mieheaux zoe.
A Wing gain.
! F1usaana--Col. Payne (Vho lately Joined the
Whtgs) uiumphansly sustained. Payne 2l9
Jennings, v. B., IS. Wing majority 1911. EiRh-
teen monIhs ago Fluvanna was almost unani-
mousiy Administration. Al the last Presidential
election: Van Buren, 300, Wing Sc.
1 Cumberland. Irving. Wing. elected by mai
Loaisa--Lipscomb, the late Van BuIen dele
gate, Reelected BY . majority Of Is. Lipscomb
S9s; Milton, Wing. 3s3.
Bsekiagh@a-The late Wing delegates, KYLE
and Flood, reelected BY about IS majority over
their competitors.
Diaridiis-TAe Van Buren, candidate. Alfred
/ J Vaughan, elected by 25 majority over the Iate
Wing delegate. Mr.. Whitworth.
! .4tbemGvis- A slip from the Charlottesville Ad-
Vocate announces the election Of the Whig can
didales, Souihali and Coles, over Randolph and
Gordon, by majority Of about 200--,he returns
not complete, though the result would not be
materially varied. A Wing gain Of 100 since
the last contest in 1888.
| .kSv Kent md Charles Ciiy-The late Wing
delegate, C. q. Coleman, re-eleeted
Kiag George e Taylor, whig, reelected
| By an increased majority.
SsaGord-The Van BuTen candidate, Fiizhpgh,
reelected nv majority Of about II.
HaaoVT.-Col. White, the late v B delegate.
beaten, and Charles Thompson, Uhig, elected BY
30 majority. Col. White attributed his defeat
10 the Standing Army proposed by Mr.. Van
BuFen. The Richmond WING says: while we
exult not over Col. Whites defeat, We glory ex-
eeedingly that the native county OF Patrick Hen
~ and Henry Clay is vTeslei from the dominion
Of the spoils party.
CAssis!6sld-Cox, v Reelected withou, OPP
position.
c~oliA.-cOrbin, whig, reelected BY ma
SPOstsylvsais-- cruich6eld, whig, rs-slocisd By
about 20 majority. Mr. G. vas Conservative,
but lately joined the Wing party, end the most
strenuous exer.ions we're made 10 defeat him
Mr.. Holiday, q gentleman of great worth
and popularity, was brought oct against him,
bat it was mo CO." spotsylvania gave large
Van Buren, majority Al the last Presidential
election.
Priaes GssrSs-The v B candidate elected By
about The tame majority ~ last year.
.hbaarsy-Booih, whig, elected BY . Balori,y
Of votes. A whig gain. Al the ,asi Preslden-
tiai election he vote IN NosIoway vasi Van
Burea ia, Wing 20.
L,is Of WigAi-ATIhuT Saith, v 3, Reelected
Hayres- oniciai returns not Feceived-but We
learn hat Burwell received = maioriiy o. ~
votes-siec,ing him ia the two counties by 81
majority. Clarke sud Warren gave leo MAORI
y for Van Barren Al The last Presidential slec-
ton. The Wings. this year fer the hrsl time We
believe, have had the iuapuSsaes 10 PFssaht can
didate.
sksnsAasuA = Samuel Bare, tha old stagsr. de-
featedI snd Samuel Williams aBd Rsrhael Com,
3 elected. The Wigs hal no eandidaies.--
We leaTa that there are nov 80 Whig voters 10
sbenandoah-a gain Of 100 since The last PTesi-
dental election.
Hardy Mallsa. whig, elected b. majority
between 90 and 90.
H.viso- and Armsuong. p. sles,sd
without oPpositioa.
Friaes EdreyS--Here he Wigs have achieved
= splendid vietoFy. This county has bssa uader
The dominica Of Jaeksoa- Van Bnfsnism fog se-
yefai yeaFs past, bat the popularity q General
HaTFison bee saabied bsf ~ last 10 throw % he
gailinE yoke. FoF BaFke. Wig, 998. Watkins,
" sea Bprks's @sioFiiy l6 M Vsnable,
ihs late V delegate. deolaed . rs-eiecti0a.
C~uFtsH--Toisf and IfVias, phiss. elected By
sIb majority List year ths Wig majority n
he cnuufg "a liz