Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-05-16
4,653
1885
Wing majority, <and the largest ever
given in the State,)

Wing majority, <and the largest ever
given in the State,) 1893"
Now make way for GOLD VIRGINIA.
the mother of statesmen and of States
Does she not boom GLoRIoUsLY upon the
breeze? Who would not now rather be WI.
LIAM G. RIvEs than any man in the Unions
How lofty the feelings Of the foully SIAN
dered statesman-how glorious his triumph
over the cohorts Of POWER! We cannot
pretend to write as we OURSELVES feel, in
seeing Virginia thus prepare to send two
Senators to sustain the Administration OF
Harrson-the son of one of her old Gov
errors, and who, all our accounts concur
in representing as being EVERY WHERE
STRONGER THAN HIS FRIENDS. But to the re-
turns-which we will be able to furnish in
full against our next.
From the Baltimore Patriot Of The 27th.
VIRGINIA ELECTION.
Richmond City.-For Wyndham Robertson,
Wing, AIS; for James Bosher, Van Buren,, 81
Wing maj 367.
HENRIco CorNrY.
Mckea' (W9 Reins, (V B,
Court House, complete, 423 PIG
Short Pump, complete, 81 81
New Market, not complete, 10 81
SOB 329
McRea's majority, so far as heard from, TIA the
largest Wing majority, ever given in the county
Last year McRea's ma jority was %.
King WHiam.-The candidates were both nd
mil ctr Doh pny En
tainc, the late delegate.
Po'ohattdn-The Wing candidate, Porter, is
elected by majority of over Mcheau, V. B. A
Wing gain.
Louisa. -Lipscomb, the late Van Buren, delegate,
is reelected. The vote stoud, for Lipscomb, Van
Buren,, 395; for Milton, Wing. 1888.
COMMUNICATING, the Wing candidate in
this county, is elected by Majority.
Buckingham.--All the precincts not heard from
entire; but the late Wing delegates Messrs Kyle
and Flood, elected by from 80 to 50 majority over
their competitors.
Dinpiidie. The Van Buren, candidate, Alfred
j. Vaughan, is elected by 25 majority over the late
| Wing delegate, Mr.. Whitworth.
ADermqre.--A slip from the Charlottesville Ad-
vocate announces the election Of the Wing candi-
dates, Messrs. SOuthall and Coles, over Messrs
Randolph and Gordon, by majority of about 300
the returns not complete, though the result would
not be materially varied.
Fhrana--The late Wing delegate, PAYNE i,
reelected. The vote stood for Payne wing 249--
for Jennings loco fOco, 5S.
NeW Kent d Charles.--The late wing delegate
| c. u. Coleman, is reelected.
King George,--E. F. Taylor, wing delegate ro
elected by an increased majority.
| Staford.--The Van Buren, candidate, Fitzburgh
reelected, by majority of ii to 10.
Hanouer.--The Wing candidate, Thorn pson, is
elected by 80 majority over COL White, Van Buren,
wing gain.
CheSIsrGeld.-No opposition here to Cox, the
Van Buren, candidate.
Culpepper.- -Broadus, the late Wing Delegate
reelected by majority of from 80 to 100.
Caroise.-The Wing candidate, Col, Corbin, is
said TO be elected by majority of two to one.
Fairtar.--The Alexandria Gazette suys-"We
have not the official returns from al! the precincts
but Sangster Van Buren,, IS elected by ma jor-
ity of votes last year the Administration mali
ity was 30. The vote in the Legislature, there
fore, will be the same as last year. The Wings
could easily have carried the county, we learn
but for local causes 1t is thought that Gen. Har.
risons majority in the county in November will be
about So"
Substantially majority for Crutchield
(W.) is said to be from 80 to 40.
Prince George The V, B. candidate slected BY
about the same majority as last year.
NottoTay.-- Booth, Wing, is elected by 2votes,