Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-05-16

Polls not complete-some or 10 more votes ex-
pected from Warwick, which would not vary Col
toms majority
From The Norfolk Beacon Of SATURDAY.
Southampton.--A report was current yesterday
that Urquehart, the Wing candidate beat his Adj
mnistration opponent by thirty to sixty votes
Sury.--A report was in circulation Yesterday
that Surry had gone for the Wings, the Admins
tration party splitting.
Some of the above terms must be taken with
many grains of allowance, and are put down Le-
cause they in circulation.
Nansemond--OficialJ.M M. Harrell. $50; R. NJ.
Boykin, 295. Hurrell's majority, 81.
Isle Of Wight.--Arthur Smith, ADM, reelected
without opposition.
Since the foregoing was in type we have received
late St. Louis Republican, which contains the
returns from all the counties in the State except
fire and the result is as we anticipated A CON-
PLETE VICTORY.
LET THE SHOUT GO UP FOR VIRGINIA.
ALL IS sAFE.-After one OF the hardest fought
battles ever had on the soil Of the Old Dominion
the Wings have triumphed, not so much as at first
was expected, but enough to carry their measures
and yet small enough to stimulate them TO re.
newed exertions. When we reflect upon the ex-
tent of the patronage, money and power of the
this State and prostituted to the aid Of time
serving and corrupt administration, freemen have
right to shout. 1t is evident that there is yet
redceming spirit in the people that will rise above
the assumptions OF purse proud and selfsuffi-
cient aristocracy of Office holders
We have now leturns from all the districts but
Gre; they stand Wings 70, Loco focos Sc: if we
give the Locos the five remaining members it will
only make them 81 members, leaving US twelve
of majority. So far as heard from the Whigs
have certainly elected three out Of the eight Sena
tors elected this year-!here is but one district
which remains to be heard lrom-Greenbricr.
If we give to the Loco locos the district not heard
from, the parties will stand in the Senate, Wings
IS, Locos II, Qast year it stood wings IS to
Locos 10 thus giving the Wings on Joint ballot
majority OF ten. If we strike off from the dele
gates Mr.. Baily, Of Accomac, the impracticable
who was elected by 10 votes less than Cooper,
Wing, and has, since the election, declared that
he will obey the instructions of his constituents
and vote for Rives, the only point Of difference
between him and the Wings; and allow the
Locos one from Frederick. where two certificates
have been issued one by the Deputy and one by
the Sheriff. still the Wings will have majority
Of eight votes
The popular vote, however, shows a greater
gain for the Wings. Full returns have been re-
ceved from fifty three counties, which shows a
gain 1898 votes In these counties in 1886,
Van Buren, had a majority Of 1915, now the
Wings have majority of 261s. The Old Do.
minion is sure, there is no mistake in her. We
trust the Governor will convene the Legislature
and let them fill the vacancy in the U, S. Senate
and send DR.. Rives back to attend 10 Metty's
case.
The editor OF the Richmond Enquirer gives it
up, and admits that the Wings have carried the
Legislature, but thinks the locos will be able to
regain their lost ground by the fall election
"You cant come it" Mr.. Ritche.
The National Intellgencer says
We have already given to our readers sufficient
information, in regard to the Virginia elections,
to show that the Wings have obtained decided
majority Of the Legislature, and so great an in.
crease in the vote as 10 leave scarcely doubt
that the State will go for HARnrsoN and TYLER
at the election Of November.
THE LOG CABIN HERO