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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-06

Members Of Congress from South Carolina Inc
following are the members elect TO the next Con,
gress, from this STATE: Isaac E. Holmes, r. Barnwell
Rhet John Campbell, F. w. Prckens, Thomas y
Sumter, Sampson II Butler, Patrick C. Caldwell, Jas
Rogers, and VIM. Butler.
Messrs Caldwell and Butler, are now members
elected respectively in the places oftbe Honorable n
Griffin and the Hon Waddy Thompson, both o! whom
declined reelection. Or Butler IS the only Wing IN
the list Courier. -.
In Dr. Buffers District there were two kepuoI,can
candidates whose join, vote exceeded his, ana MT oaa
veil waseleced over Col Irby the Wing candidate, in
his District although there another Republican can
dlda,e 10 divide the majority. The Opposition were
on,nunbered in every Congressional District IN the
State Charleston .H6rcury
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The Keustone S,ate-SArx


There was much excitement in this City about the
vote of Pennsylvania. The contest "a close one but
it gives pleasure TO announce CO n6dent opinion,
that the majority for the Van Buren, Tcket most
respectable Correspondent in Ph,ladel pha writes us,
81 feel confident that the State is OF irs The majo-
ritz will not be great, say 500
The latest date have is the Pennsy lvanan of Wed
nesday, which expresses the most SAM RUNE belief that
the State is ours, but by larger than Cores
pendent specifies. The Pennsylvan ian says, !" Our Dur
friends may rest assured that the State is SAFE
FOR VAN buren,, notwithstandin the pretended
returns announced by the Wing presses and which
have already lost their party thou, ands Of dollars
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ia few more words upon the late forged letter in
our next. Whatever the Wing prints or slangwhang-
ara NAV pretend the hand bill was not intended for the
Southern market We have not heard OF but three CO
pies being the South: and they were the three
sragglers which addressed to the Post Office Of
this city 1t scarcely necessary for US to say IN re-
ply to the insnuations of the New York Times, &c,
&C. that we had no more agency knowledge OF its
production than Chinese in Canton We pronounce
ed it forgery privately and publicly, the moment we
saw it, We have Of the three copies IN our posses
sion. We shall send it TO New York, and Will spare
pains ferret out the author and the Office where II
was printed.
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by ndisposition He substitutes letter, however iof
speech 10 the Meeting Of Salisbury, in which ne tells
them to 90 To HARRISON every body else has
." have lately Says he) passed through many OF the
Atlantic States; have information from other States,
as correct, perhaps that of other gentleman-
And my opnon is, that if New Hampshire c!"oses /"
stand out and refuse her vote 10 General Harrison,
amopa all the old Thirteen States that accomplished
the Revolution, she will find but one State By
her side: and that is the State of South Carolina =
What will the Godke say to the obduracy Il Var
ginia who has turned deaf 10 all his wlicheres
What will lie say to this of the brightest stars OF
the original thirteen stunning the dim eclipse he tried
10 bring over her, Since writing this prophetic letter
he has arrived in Boston Saturday last The Boston
Gazette says Hs health is not so good as onght to
be- but little relaxation from political excitement and
turmoil we trust will restore him to his woned vigor
and fit him for Of the best stations IN President
Harrisons Cabinet What n splendid Secretary Of
State Mr. Webster would make" Are you there; Old
Truepenny: Is this to be the first fruit of the change
which he is preaching up
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counties have done we'll as Surry, the day ours,
and Mr.. Van Buren, will get the State by thousands
1t may be well to add in conclusion, that COL John
son received the Democratic vote, with two
exceptions) for the Vice Presidency
State of the polls:
Van Buren, 1856 Harrison s5.'
From .7nother.
"SURRY CouRr HoUsr, Nov. g. 1910.
"Yesterday being fine day, assure yon the Mar
tins kept continued chirpng in these parts, to the
At sunset yesterday polls closed for the election Of
Presiden, and Vice President, and below hasten to
give you the exact result, by which you will see that
Old Surry, though small, always comes right side up
ever true TO the coed old cause Of Democracy and equal
rights:
For Fan Buren, and Johnson Harrison and Tyler.
195 95
Majority for Van Buren, and Johnson, 100.
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Tar SIRcIsiA LEci;isrrRr. --The next session q!
this tody wil commence, Tor special reasons, con-
ncc:e, , I'll" meetiag oi tie Coi.gt - E'cc'arS, On
III. 1T Tuesday III December instead ii the first
Monday rs heretofore. A. many Of the pr
bers ,,crc members last "'nlcr, and Is s"':r :" the
formers members may have !nrro,.eni', we have deem
ed i, proper give this notice: ard respectfully
suggcs, 10 other Editors The STATE particularly ~
those in Richmond, the prorrIe:y Of mentioning the
fact Lynchturg IirsiaiaR.
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lIQI
HESRICO NTRsERY,

usn r,e and hnf es n Risataosd Pa bgne Turnpike and
aBou, tn tts Richmond and Freas6so"rg ho"
coea Chr, -b.ct pa.s through ms plantation s.rs, t.m eGy
- oan GRATED and butded FRUIT IRtf.9, OF me
I'd wv offered for safe by Tie subscriber contain
mo Annie Pear Pum, Peach Cherry Apricot Secarne, ~
mond liz, Nlne S.ooseherry, 'urant, knpneny anu
Ounce variety, ncl, all popn.aied nom trees ~
I'M hrar,nr IN M. aud perhaps. selection
,lat has NOT ben surpassed tie climate of virginia.
Catalogues planning may H. hai y refer
cofom Burk OfFtc, The Of Thomas H. Drew, William
pa.mer and Plough nse aud ri NE " lG once where
. any orders VIII h. prnr:ua'iy attended TO-
The Trees na I've had ~ cent less than the principal
an .nnw JOSEPH slATON.
T,vc 5J-waw
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Permit me In correct which Correspondent la
fallen m hi narrnn fe YORK Town Convention on the i
OCT sy, the Elite Giasrfd ~ the spacious
,n.n AZ General Nelson. and from tins position the poccso
comm, need ~ march, The dwriiin. Of The late Cen nos Nj
son vas an shut and rendered sacred y ~ ke ny e
Of the 81 IL present fKoiKl Oi.
T1,,n l-ln.
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Brioht scintiIiations from tennessee,

EXTRACT cfa letter from .NurfresborOugh, 0d. 20.
"a few more days will decide between "Van Buren
and Harrison" in this State. l have motive 10 de-
ceve any man. give you my opinion honestly and
candidly. .Democrucy viii triumph by majority Of
from to 5000 voes the candidate Of the misca
ed Owing party
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Tho ,e,u,ns hav, cnu,e m from half of the State
md we feel little difficulty IN announcing !" on! ahS-
ious Brethren every whre. that the od DOMINION .
true 10 herself true principles true 10 the mon
We submit return Of all The Counties from winch
we have heard arranged in table, showing COMPARE
tyry the vote of the last Presidential Election o 80
We have suhoin.d also schedule Of gains and losses
In The Republican phaanX. The result. $" lar, Is sa-
tsfactnry In 81 Counties and Cities, our nett loss i
g53 upon the large majority 1,l2, gwen to Mfr van
Buren, in 1886 THIS leaves large fund to lose npon'
4 We lose thu same proportion-wh,ch IS very
questionable. Unless some extraordinary halihcnal'on
has seized upon the minds nj our Brethren III tr oo""
Nest and Worth Ufst of Virginia, we must now IN
all human probability carr the Siae-and ny
minority of from four 10 SIX thousand Nreu we
saw. with what 4 thrilling ST sacon, We who have
50 long and ardenty toiled IN this great ana pro-
,r,c,ed contes. announce such probable result TO Inc
Republicans of The Union What! though Georgia, ana
Carolina and Maryland, may shiver N the wnn ana
shoot madv from their spheres, yet iEg'hia mas heP
the track and proved her unwaverng devotion 10 the
great principles of the Democracy. God bless her!
will not ONLY spring to the lips OF her own QUEENS nut
n those many generous spirits who nave gone from he
bosom to the regions If the West They nave watched
her movements with an ANXIETY winch lhey nave 80 oi
Ten expressed in the most thrilling language; ana "nal
will be their exultation when they stii hnd her iahu
to her country and worthy of her ancient reputation:
The slightest inspection Of our table wall be suicIen
10 show the increase the popular vote winch mas oeeh
called out since 1910.
The OF virginia cnnuol feaSh E'" 49,
already voted for veal or for But it is not too
late for the glad tdings TO reach North Carolina be-
fore her elections on the 2h and rouse up her gallant
sons to initiate example VIII they not catch some
of the noble enthusiasm which animaes Virginia and
stand side bv side with her in UNFOLDING the Banner
on which State Rights, and Southern Interests are
inscribed We wait the issue. .
How then goes the night Virginia has gone probably
fer Marlin Van Buren-Pennsylvan has had severe
strugge-but she too goes for him The ThGe rs, rs
rrsat field on which the battle is to be decided The
the State voted On Y M9nd sy5 Bsoofya
voted On "wednesday alone Of course, we cannot
received sa P"e nGp ps
some scraps of intelligence. from the river counties
voting on The first day They are encouraging,
letter from Albany says: Our friends have done no.
blv have not seen our friends in good spirits at
the close of the first day for three four years The
signs in this State look like carrying the State. =
letter from Hudson SAYS "We have done better IN
this cty and county, than in any county for some
years" Cheering accounts also have come up from
Westchester, Lewis county, Duchess, &c Success
be with them
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fFro.a me Peaasuranian, .Sor. I.
pE< NSYI.It ELECTION

The following are the majorItes in the different
countless as far as returns have been received, COM
pared with the official maortes on the Congressional
vote on the 18th inst, when the Democratic majority
in the State 43so.
u, Our friends may rest assured that the State Is
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Married, Rev. l.. J.. lagolY. the 81 instant Mr. In
b. As.fs To Hiss JASx r. SHoEa,KsE, all 81 tins CI
Married, the lst By the Rev. Richard u liner, 'ir
J,MY. L. Of Cumberland Mis-, Ass W. SrRA>er
of FiIyanna
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Y. B. majority

FINN the different counties, hasten TO forward you the
hov. and believe if there is any mistake in the ma
-, =, our county il will be increased instead Of be-
,,- diminished. Our vote IS uncommonly large. III
yu VIII look at the vote for Gen. Jackson in 1882
ION w find the vote given by both parties ex-
c.eded but BY few votes that OF the Wings vester-
say whereas ours has trebled It..
From Richmond County, Nor. 3.
Il hasten I" give you statement OF the vote IN TINS
county Yesterday. Notwithstanding the unprecedent-
% etiris OF the .3ristocraey and money LENDERS de-
,-ntng from their high places and palaces, eating ash
nom. and drinking hard cider in the log cabins OF the
honest and unsophsticated yeomanry OF the land, we
81 only beaten "a votes instead of 80 90 calcu-
lated b, The Feds
The yentry will return to their palaces and
6,n,es and hardly see the outside OF log ca
I'm ot taste cider, ash pnne till the Spring
Erc,lpus, when presumabl- they will again "stoop
r. conquer The people though, sir, think are ra
psy timing out the reasons OF this wonderful iondness
:. liz Big ilks for them, particularly ia and ab"u,
,,c,on SEASONS We hear his morning tina, Norhum
srr,rd has gwen mal"r,ty OF between one aud two
hundred the precise vote not yet known. have
ted umii the hour for the mali 10 close Tor further
Intelligence, but have none. Lancaster, Harrs"n,
l.u Van Buren, e. Here, too, majority OF 100 was
cunrd BY Feds. Destmoreiond, Harrison's lnajo-
!, rs, instead Of $50 as CLAIMED
KING GEORGE.
king George c. H., Nor. 3.
The poll is closed and the vote stands for " Bu-
rem rector Harrison los. Majority 81
.s.1'erundria, .Nor. 5.
~ .ka ,s, ono moment to state the result of the
sl.c,,on The Who's instead Of 100 majority,
- - 49,. h,,.,ad h,ys * The cam. as m rs
2 ""'e' ~ ~ Go.ao,,,n ,ra.;nc, IN Prince vii
nave "eH'u ',' W ~ y IA ~ ,h on, tn. dame
Iim' 'e oii'y '"s -
e'a's nave ''aJo'''y '
cCLpEpEk CooAIf-fapeg reeSeermS ,s,o
>, rvr r,,rop os Tgr rNosS;Rrs Wv '0'
nm, ST. hasten 10 inform YOU of the result OF
mr. lection which came off Yesterday, with less ex
element than usual, notwithstanding the very large
ya,e taken The Wings came TO the polls flushed with
mo hon. Of an overwhelming maiority-contested eve
- ,ch of rrop,d-s,re,cbed every nerve and indeed
- 5a,s,,,nsd % haze the dov. bnt Il would moi
- a. tn nnmn,,;n indeed I,bored but q ridiculous
.s 80 hrmha ofFsnrnu Their orea, gain
.nca l,s, S,,no w,s loss Of 50 votes Last Spring
lW now 56 The vote stood a, the close of the polls
Harrison Tan Barren
Cplos,er c II SO mai.
JefFsrsontop. 90
stev.nsburr /"
Ca,br,tes
4y..-.y -eiy upon tho bang strictly
,ect The prospect for Van Buren, in the State is flat
,srns Madison has given 40 majority. Orange 2,
sad rumor SAYS Rappahannock and Spotsylvania have
each ssen a small majority for the Democratic ticket.
The Wings are giving up the ship. They have had
their dav of an,ic patton and will have of
realization"
SPoTTSYLVANIA-4gaia Redeemed ,
Enrat, of letter from fredericksburg, .N0r 4, lS40
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MAIxE!-.Yerer Gre up the Ship An endorsement
on the Bangor Democrat of the 9Th October saws,
"Mane WILL throw her Electoral vote for Martin Van
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Making a majority Of

awe have now done our part faithfully; particularly
more ardent zeal and firmness of purpose, than
displayed at that precnct-and the Wings appeared
shy, and wore long faces-the Bakers dozen as call
ed them-only served milestone TO the Demo
cratic party. Without them, we should have SUM
bered over our rights; and they necessary, 10
limited degree | hope / shall have it in my
power to congratulate you the happy issue Of the
election. We are all anxiety to see the result-of
which have but little doubt-belIeving as ! do in
the good cause Of Democracy
From another.
ttBrunsaiek, Sd Nor.
!.
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sThe only Federal county TO hear from
Ere county was reported last night to have gwen
Wing majority of 1908. The remaining four counties
jefferson, Mexican, Potter, and Warren, VIII g,vc ~
least 40 Democratic majority, leaving van bufeh
majority in the State of about 1000
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Nett loss on 60 counties and cities, 1853
We are furnished with memorandum that Shenan-
doah has given 100 majority for Van Blu rem.
Northumberland 1913 reported for do.
Campbell is reported to have given betw cen $50 and
200 majority for the Wings.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

The subioned table of the Elections in 1886 is made
up by the Compiler from the official returns in the Stale
Department We shall fill up the vote of 1s4O as re-
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"a Second Daniel come to Judgment -.il. u.s..
visited HE native State New Hampshire) in order TO
harangue her, as he did Virginia; but he was cut short
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Harrison 5 majority

flarTlsUH HldlUIIIy 70
,er all the preaching, feasting, hiring, treating,
;, R,yes and Pendleton (the latter twice has ha-
..osed the people to purpose, they less than
-. Sorng BY l. and thus, after the exertion. made by
~ Feds, think, have done very well. had cal
lated On reducing their majority TO lO-and there
were ave this place who did not vote, which would
h,re reduced the majority TO 10.
u" PRINCE WILLIAM.
"Dum.fries, Noe. g.
the following is the reported return from the diff
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Las, Spring, the Wings elected their delegates BY
l6} majority. You will discover we have not been
d.
Tie constitu,ionniist Ertra says: "The majority
ms county against MIR Van Buren, in 1885, was 49,
-; 5 ring the Federal majority was l66.
From another letter
eCAariesfoacn Jeferson, Monday night
"A the precincts in this comfy have Just been off,
cal heard FROM and snch the agreeable dlsappoint-
nsn, in nur favor, tina, cannot forbear acquanting
y'u with il. 7S ma ority the Wings have; and tn my
Certain knowledge many bets made as late as TO-
day loo m1inr,ty and previous 10 this time the Wigs
n'vp h"en betting l25 And this is the county that
u" Wig presses have been crying change change and
ine favor since the spring elections IS CO.!
le-er ap my friend, and let all once little crest
l'Fse begin TO look aiof The Wings look like they
NED, b9t could Rt.'
PAGE-FuH 5lorn.
LSrRsoT Of letter. dated
LrRAY, Page Co.
~ hasten give you the glorious result of yesterday
We have gone about 100 votes above all the est
mates made of our county; should the other countes OF
rs Congressional district have done as wel set II
7 "n nearly 5000 Democratic majority. All the ef-
rs Of Whggery to seduce people have utterly
.4sd claim for our little county Of Page high
.aaS ~ the annals of Democracy
Van Buren, Harrison.
i.nr.r $50 81
honeyylle 10 IA
Bs maj 4s5
iroW another Letter, "Lray Nor. =
The great battle in this State has been fought,
sna Page, gallant little Page, has done noby wei
"s.e Gone more than promised, and enough TO asto
" = and coDfound the Federalists.
r'f an Buren, and Johnson ,33
tor Harrison and TYLER 40
:! know tina, Shenandoah will do equally we'll
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We have received the Harrisburg Reporter Extra with
this endorsement "All the counties have been heard
from, and the State has zone for rs by $50
MiGlLAND
The State has gone against US. The following are
somc of Tho RETURNS
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.


psCoyDED fr,u, the Jai,s River Karawl'n
A mpany, July last slave DASlll atout u yeas oi@
tail ID slender complexion, snail featues, 'Ie
Il H.. nc--ulG counteaaaee, I'll! of aerre ele'u- ~.
pesssnr late, from ndugeure marx Fetoccd ~
ia .ehas Good esa:s, irayii' Ridge 80 Tue mp"
MAJ: where be 1s relations and l been r .evtra ia- ~
The Heath Pts ia Chesterfield, hnt supposed ~" 10 IS
Boating on James River.
VIII g.e 3sj r.aard for lis delivery nay manager n oY'
Gooctand If lodged Jail N te taic Or coO 'Nr
U.s. BERNARD PEYToN.
Richmond, Va, Oct %, 1910. o-%'ii
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IOWA.

Gen Dodge, " B., has been elected delegate 10 Con
Y. B. Wing. Maj.
Council, -
Representative, Il ~
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RAPpAHANNoCK-Riehtins!,

.om Nashlsgton, (RaPpahdna0ek,J .Eor j.
i nave sent statement OF the votes or majorIties
.,,,sd a, O'Clock last night by both parties-l be-
' a. ,bcv are correct-whch shows gam of votes
=. me Van Buren party since April last We poed
70, yoc in this county-both parties very
and cave all the votes that they could get to the
-" ,iink we safe in Virginia, if all The coun-
have gained at the same rate since last April tina,
+ The vote takes in the county is about 6l5
V b. Fl. V. b. maj. II maj
,asv.'le :.
FIN, HI >.
Srsryrllle
Nocdvile
AZ 6s
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IN cnANcERY.-yInel... in rowhaIan 1ouaty Count =

IN cHaNCERY.-fIEGisi.: lin Iowiiaian County Court
L tobtr tbr 9Th, i-in:
Robert his right and = admni-,rai"r de hon
non with annexed al Edward S - deceased ana
administrator d. win tn VII annexed oi Ed"d
Jr., deceased, and administrator Of pa"na COZ - a'
ceased. rlaihu"si
against .c,.,..
William cox sr spaSvocd L. Atkinson, Executor Of Charles
Atkinson Baey and Nancy his wife, former
Nancy Coy Beverly Ela liz right and rs adnn--
traitor of h latc wite, PLY Elm- formerly Polly Cox, WIN
Eiam Albert E',m 1afion b. Cos, and Mary G. ~ w.t.
trmerly Mar a. flam Ea;d cox son Of Ed"'d Cox IT,
lerra..aa izateih COX. William Cox, Jr George '" 'rs'
Rnauin r to, Iicnrr White. administrators hs late VIE,
DIANA H. White formerly nna H. Cox, aud the children -
M AN l,anl,trr and wife, namely EG%ard H. nitr
INN r Wnt. vyulam Z. Nhte Robert VI. Whit, Mary ".
White and Drama H. White, infants under ~. age 81
y wears IS F. Graves their guardian nj tei, ana Charles
H. Mann and Gabfath X, u anc Elizabeth Jane b., wife, 1T
,n,r,, III, >ahe,,, lane Mann. Defendants.
III. eaus came IN DIV further heard The papers
f,r1rrly r.ad argued by CounP: Wherenp'i tr
com. a. adrdce. Decree richard T. t.raNes y"
,npoiIei audit, state and se''ie t.r
,c,,tn. after beng duly sworn 81 the lain1, No. IT,
cox ~ bonn. with the Wal annexed Il ~
ayd ny 81 Decreased aud IT Edward Cox, J, deceased Hd
Cox, deccased and make f-pr,
i, Cont stating said report lng deemed pertinent and
nroper h, himself ay BE- required by any Of the
ties interested 10 b. specially stated
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CONNECTICUT Complete.
rH,. CITADEL. SAY IN.
Iiruiuin..ErPcrI

RHoDr IsLASp has gone the same way-and Wing
gain since April.
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u.
"Everv effort was used The Feds employed every
exertion and do not know Of Of their party that
was not at the polls the POLL the largest have ever
known polled in the county.
CHARLOTTE-R.deemcd'
"ChGrlotte c. H.. Monday erening.
"Three cheers for Charlotte. We have carried our
election BY small majority Van Bnrens vote ex-
ceeds the Wing vote By ; or 10
PRINCE EDWARD-vobiy battling in the great Cause
s.FarmrHie, Nov. 3.
81 forward you the state of the polls for good old De-
mocratc Prince Edward:
Van Buren, majority at P. Edward c. H., 30
Do. do. at Walkers Church, 90
%
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"This county has been visited by the Wing mission
aries, Waddy Thompson of South Carolina, Maj Gar
land of Nelson, and Leigh of Richmond; but our peo-
pie are too we'll informed to be gued with log cabins,
coon skins, &c. We hear that Charlotte gave majo
rity of for Van Buren-Nottoway, IS do.
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And thus, trust, will our glorious mother convince
the votares OF Hard Cider and the Of freedom
throughout The land that she yet adheres 10 the pr.
ciples of her immortal sons, Jeifeson and Madison;
and at last, this State should be lost Democracy
yet we have the pleasure of rejecting, that Page al
least has done her duty.
SHENANDoAH--7ael oh Legion Unriraiied.
Report says, that Van Buren, has received eleven
hundred majority
BoTEToURT-E,eet!
"FiScAsTLE, Nov. I'd, 1910.
"One hundred guns for Old Botetourt. The hardy
yeomanry of old Botctour have this day sounded the
death kne of Federalism at the polls, and taught the
rag carpet party lesson that they will long remember
and We call you aud every true Democratic Repub-
hcan in the Old Dominion to rejoice with at the
suit. Huzza. huzza :. huzza!, Van Buren MAORI
~ 65, increase of l0 since last spring. If every
county in the State has done WELL the Old Dominion
is safe for the Little Duchman by thousands. De-
tails hereafter. In haste, very truly yours
ROANOKE Good
"Saiem, November I'd.
eve have just closed the polls at the Court House,
and the Van Buren, majority is &C. Stones precinct
not fully heard from-but when heard from we were
20 ahead. Put down 100 majority. Huzza for little
Roanoke We have fought valiantly.'
OLD BEDFoRD.-SaH Federal
"Post Office, Liberty, Noe. 3.
81 send you list of the polls for this county Bed
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