Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-27
CORRESPONDENCE
IIrSrNuIfpE npternte.

"LUSENBURG, e.. H., April 81
enclosed is the return of the election Tor this county
You will see that vote is not SO large by from lou
300 votes usual owing TO the Indictment state OF
the weather, and having county opposition there IS
10 change in the voting the reduced majority owing
TO the reduced number Of votes given IN
For Congress. H. Of Delegates.
WIN O Goode Robt T. Marshall.
Cour,bouse 50 I01
Vincent. IS 90
Pleasant Grove az AZ
1872 2O9
Scattering for r. III. Baptist 3
For Senate.
Louis C Bouldn. John a. Smith
Courthouse 81 %
vncents 10 20
Pleasant Grove 4s II
Isl 16l
lGl
Bouldns maj. 90
NorToWAy-l Delegate.
".youo,ray Court House, .iprI Esd, lo4l.
"The polls in this county were closed last evening,
al shutdown, and stand thus
Congress
J. w. Jones, (Dem) ]"
Senate.
l.. c. Bouldin, Dem) l9l
John A. Smith, (WhIg,) l'o
House cf Delegates.
Fitzgerald, (Dem9 lso
Asa Oliver, (WhigD lA
81 have never seen more thorough party vote
Mr. Jones had no competitor, but only two or three
Wing votes were given him, notwithstanding. The
whole number of votes poled is about forty or forty
FIVE fewer than at the Spring Election OF last year
1t is probable, that about an equal number OF each
party were absent Yours, &c"
p3',' "@'e FAIRFAX
/ The Alexandra Gazette of Saturday says: "Henry
W. Thomas (Whic) reported 10 be elected the Dele
gate. This, if so, Wing gain over last year Mr..
Thomas had the popular Opposition candidate that
could be run in the county, and every e1eIuon was
made to elect Col. Burke"
pISwIDDIE ELECTION Del.
"The Bold and Rigorous, again 0tctoT'ous!
safer the most animating and exciting contest VIC
tory has perchcd on the banner oil Democracy -that
banner which, in the funess OF time, is oes'heo 20
waive every hamlet and to stream in every breeze
This election was distinguished for its peculiar nte-
rest which was sustained throughout the day-the can
dldates for the county having been tied t,oentyto0
times At the close Mr.. Whitworth the Wing can
didate was ascertaned have majority of tioo roes,
but at Darvills the Democrats beat their edversares
eight votes which gave Vaughan clear majority OF
sir Thus has this ndomitabe spirit triumphed over
the most formidable difficulties, and won the honors
which he richly deserves 1t is dithcuit to estimate
the obligation which is due to Mr. Vaughan from his
political friends Throughout the State, they owe him
large debt of gratitude. Without the influence Sc
cured by great wealth-in defiance of the opposition
of the Wing party and the formidable Bank zealots
from Peersburg-and too, in defiance OF the unnatu-
raj opposition Of the of his numerous blood re-
a,ions he left to rely the force of truth and the
Democratic principle, to retain the ancient Republican
county of Dinwiddie, in the ranks of Republicans
This he has accomplished He has at all times COM
n,anded strong vote. He has now beaten the poll Of
Mr.. Van Buren, g. votes, and he always beat the poll
of Gen. Dromgooe. He has friends who sustain him
with spirit, but the Democrats of Dinwidde should
ever come forth in their might to support the man 20
enthusiastically devoted TO their cause.
GAS to the Congressional election w. o. Goode
received the entire Democratic vote, together with
few personal friends from among the Wings. poll
was regularly opened for R. H. Baptist. He received
SO votes, every of which stands recorded on the
poll Of MIR. Whitworlh, the Wing candidate for the