Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-05

a course Of The day another put down f., him. which was given
cS"ri,s Cy aad Ntr Ee~t~CIayon G. Coleman W. rree,-
ed'f sinhlehrld W. and Lacy d. 4ubut adequate
CaDsIo,.rW Cardwell w. Dt' maj j. Election disputed.
C4e.trcdAjan". F. ca, b., elected without "ppo.iton
C"p.p-,-E nr'.,'n., ", aho", 100 mai
Doriddic-A. Vaughan D., a
EhaIrth C,u and bnrc"k.-S Cultnn' W. 30 Poole
The I'd candidate, c. Craford, had Sc votes.
E*se'-Inwrrnce R"an", W, l27 opposition The DE
mocrats scarcely turned uut.
Fairfdy-Sangst.r, D.. . m.
FdHqa;er.Marshall scott, W.. erleced. The letter
Mr. Payne, no was for confined to his bed show" why
fagdt n"d Ni"h"'as.-t;. Anderson, w, reelected
f'Hra""a-Batu G. Payne, W. mai lsO. No efficient
t:.sS1ll p d 81; y :"y:t i m,, ,oo
majority Gather. But Of The precinct. the Com
missioner struck said be good from the polls making
tie The Winchester Republican, Wing, son Wednes
day last Geo Long the Deputy Sheriff who conducted the cleo
ton at the Court house, the certificate of election James
Gather and on the same day Geo Lynn the High Sheriff. CAV.
the certificate Richard I'd" Both Byrd and Gather viii claim
GILES Meee-In Giles, for Johnston. d. 1872 Smith, W.. 80
GOueester.-T. Smith, W.. maj.
tiOoeaand.-John Gucrran u. No opposition
GyGyson.-Majnrity for VIM. Wilkinson, D., 300.
for Senate 300.
HaAm-r Taylor D., 45l, w H. Clark d.. i'l, stovail a'H
Hamp .hre-vance, co., and odcl, 67 W.-Ni1on $780, Allen
528 d.
Aa"orsr-c. Thompson, W., 30 maj Election disputed.
Harrison-lee lOs Armstrong 49, Shnn 6ga, Kinchoe AGO.
county will 500 or SS s perhaps for Yam Buren,
HnrieO.-sherwin McRae, w. IA maory-but good test
r. Reins not being ,,.g enough d, in til the field
| Isleof High-Arthur Smith, D.-no opposition.
80 man, over Bo%den W.
JeSir>On.Dr C. B. Stephenson. w C. worthngton, Wings
Donnrly W. aos maj.-bu, Dunbar D.,
1 King Quteu.-Davis' D., 90 maj.
King George-Edward T. Tayloe, w, rc-eected-a3 maj.
King HUiamBenj. F. Dabney' s's, T. Fontane 2O9-Boti
Lancaster Riesmord-w. II. TayIoe. W., reelected.
Ioran.-Farlry, "a staunch Democrat eleccd.)
Northumberland, Harrison, and Ramcy W., reelected Az
mai - BIT many OF the Democrats did not turn ont becas,
| they did not expect 10 succeed
Lousa-JoscIh Ipscomb, D., Is maj Election contested b.
' LmDenSurg-,larshull,. D., so maj.
.McdisonBoOten,. d. Is mai over Banks d., 3Is 10 30l
| Warshau-E. II. Caldwell, w, 81 maj
| JHahels s .MiddIesn.-Dggs,' D.. SO maj.
aeusarr s-Wm O. Goode b. 100 maj, Boyd, D., 81
Ioaon said-CayiOn and Tanzcy, D. heating Wiley
.WDsroe.@ .tsleustus A. Chapman, D., sinai.
ongomer PH'askL-Wm Wade d., eomaj No sort Of test
Narsrnnond-J VI iIarrl,. W., maj. 81.
Ntlson-Gen Bfown,, w, maj la5 ., ,o,
vSrSR cSnnts-J H. anghone' and VIM Eaheridgr, Wing,
NSdAamp a 4. VERIFY, W: NoogG@.o".
d. returned by the sheriff bur contest
rdon OF the polls for BOOTH o" the back mnori
olio-w Mcconnell il6, J. e. Bier . Both Wing. But $
far as the Democrat, voled their thrown Bier
| Uroure & Grrsns.--Jos. Iiiden, d. no opToSitiun
pa%sjon MrPherson. maj AIrshire, hol Dem Al!
votes given in. Scarcely Wing IA the county,
patrict.-ChrnlInin W. No rot''s returns. Rumof say
@' Peuds, a, ner, D. without opposition.
i aSi 1ssss1S %'PS S
| the candidates being brought out so late, &C.,
| Pocahontas.-Geo. Burner. D. 81 mai
pOrhHfGn-N y. Porter. w, IN. Election expected to b
cancsted) =. 60. q.
a p-iaee Ed Ed.rarA-.liurkr, : w.,m ID
| Princes. .7ans-J. II. DEFY. W, M. o.
Prince Grorgc- Henry G. Heath, D., M H.:
S,"fs %sG" Eo a'' W mai t oven su
RegpaiannotS. -SI"thc,, w., y IN.
posilon Vote Of trlahongh II has been seized upo
by Wing unfairly swell The Wing popular vo
Roauoke.-Ienr Snyder, D., - maj
RocE5rdsr--C r. Donan, A. Lr!burn, both Whits-ayrraG
majority sand 1888 given in. 'onI friend, did w.
here hey than have ever been given on on
side. They will do better IN The Fan .,,,,o,u ,c
Russ Ras.ru-G. Cowan,.' D., la5 maj.
Stot.-tNo heard FROM
c cSs ,G a's soa 10 SS majority for Van Enrcn in the Fail
Snyh-Dr r. NJ. Ta'" D.. ~ mai Tile county Is Van Burr
.s Mrps5, 6 x:'s , Ii. sf n :
SpogIrama-oscar NJ crcntcId W., u maj E''''o" ron
Siagord-Dr 4. fizlmgh, D., 4na
Snrrn-D Dawson Warren. maj 49, Isl votes given. Boil
candidates Democratic 4. Atkinson d. received for Senate O
Susan-John j. Prince, D., reelected without opposition
| 7d.eneH-( Not heard 'FRONT.'
TUrr-Steplenson, w, reelected by diminished majority
/ Ua.hingtoa-Samuc f. Goodson, d., l5G maj.
| Uttmoreldnd-Wm. c. Walker, w. reelected.
UooH-Steplenson,- W., GO mai We have lost no eronn
here although the largest in this county for the las
| Ten years." " ,,.-... -,
np 10 the Presidential vote Of the county III November
| New members
RyrrR>rpo 10 with the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 69 IN IN
(nn,sitou I'VE classified u" the votes in Fr"'
rick TO heard FROM BraNon and Lewis tast session d.
90 d. Scott d. TaZrwrll, Dlal OF which VIII probably
In which the H. OF d. VIII stand US ~
he for the Whig-l lFrrdcrrk undecde'
and | mpraccable Wing -, ,, =;
In the Senate there Preston ri the Montgomery DIS
r, i. elected by majority of lG THE defeat Is attribute
n,lv ~ the humbngs which the Wings brought out
paly 10 the circumstance OF varying candidate F
Thomas withdrew Chapman ored-tlen e. Withdrew, an
Thomas was again brought by Convention This change
on in the pcsenre The enemy always Injuries any caIse
rbr ion vote stands according this estimate, ~ Demo
crats-s for the Whgs-mpract rabr and unsettled Las
se.son parties stood in the House of Delegates 2 iot III
Administration Counting ';reever q" Smyh) and excudn
pnlson or Arcomac IN the Senate L. so ina
according 10 estimates, would now count more IN III
H. of d. and by giving Frederick, norand IN The Senate
less I'm the next legislature there only lmpactirable ~
instead of 3 And il in this circumstance after all that III
great Wing victory appears essentially ocunsist But there ar
the which,
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