Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-21
LATE ELECTIONS.

Halifax, ~
Northampton, %
Martini 2i9
Sd Disrict-In this District, the Democrats are run
ming Henry l. Toole, Esq, without any regular noml,
nation, against Edward Stany Of course Stanly will
he elected The following is the vote in Edgecombe,
Toole, $40; Stanly, so; Scattering 4.
4h District-Qate Chas. Shepard's, Dem) VIM. II.
Washington (W) is elected by considerable majority
over J. D. Watson, (Dem)
9Th District.-(Warren Dstrict,) Arlington, (Dem)
has beaten Hawkins date member) and Russell (Dcin
by something over $50 votes.
7M District.-The R. Register says that Edmund
Debery (W) is reelected by handsome ma ority.
9th-(John Hills, Dem.) the Register says, "that A.
ii. Shepperd (w) is elected Reid 3D. by con-
siderable majority the Standard says j, is sat a
loss know what grounds the Star claims the vic
tory. We have only returns from Stokes and by his
own information, SHEPHERDS majority in Guilford is
less by 81 than it in 80; to be he, has
majority in Stokes, his own County, where Hill beat
hun, but we confidently hope that Rockingham and
Cuswe! will more than make up Tor this loss and that
the Register will have TO pursue usual course about
election returns, and recall its Boosting over the de-
feat ofthat young and we'll tried Republican Col Dacid
s Reid by that political weather-cock, .4ugusttne H.
.&epperd.'
"Whigs," when they cannot whet their guillotIne on
the neck of a poor Democrat, they always ready
10 bring one of their dear family to it-their hatred
for office is so great We learn from the Register,
however, that Renchcr has beaten Worth"
The Register takes for granted, that Kenneth Ray
nor, (Whig,) in the first District, Williams, (Whig0
in the thirteenth and Mckay, (Democrat in the fifth,
are reelected. If So the Wings have carried seven
Representatives out Of thirteen ; and if they have
carried Shepherd in the ninth District, they have
eigh, Representatives. to FIVE Democrals-which would
be loss Of two members TO the Democratic party.
MARYLAND.
From tie Baltimore Republican Of NAV Is.
They hare Run to The Crib, tut The Citadel IS safe
Amid the gloom of hard times-the oppression OF
Gag laws-and the means taken 10 dsfranchlse the Ia
borer and the mariner, the Old Citadel stands firm, I'M
terrified and unseduced il is pride enough for US 10
know that the limits of proud city are untarnshed
by Federal influence What Anne Arundel has done,
our next paper will inform readers be it for good or
for evil To hold old buwark, pride enough for
US; and when we hear the hearty shouts of the un-
terrified Democracy proclaimng eternal devotion TO
their principles, heart is gladdened by the sound,
and shall push forth in the work, despite the power
and patronage of the Government, the tyranny Of
Federalism We are as firm ever-our prncl-
ciples are the same and with them will stand fall
Gallagher Murray. Kennedy Randall.
6l64 6l66 Cab Gii3
i will be seen that, at home where both candidates
are thoroughly known, Gallagher leads Kennedy u
cotts
There has been falling off in the vote in the city
Of upwards Of fourteen hundred.
In Annapolis, the Wing candidates have majority
Of seventy-f and Anne Arundel has given them a
decided majority. II is estimated that the two Wings
are elected by about two hundred maturity in the
whole Districi-whch is loss Of two members TO the
Democratic party.
Sd Distriet-( Baltimore and Hartford counties)- mo
Wing canddate-J w. Williams (Dem) is doubtless
elected.
18th Distriet.-wm. Cost Johnson (W.) no doubt re-
elected. 1t was ''dog eat dog He was opposed by
Anthony Kimmell (W.)
9Th District (AlIeghany, Washington, and four dis
tricts of Frederick The candidates were John T
Mason 70. and Z. A. Lynch [W.l The Baltimore
Patriot says, in the Frederick districts, there -
Wing loss, since the Presidential Election, ''of one
hundred and forty two votes Hauvers district yet 10
hear FROM in Frederick, gave at the Presidential cleo
ton 93 l.. F. majority The same vote now would
make Mason's majority in Frederick county 312, leav-
ing Washington and Allegany counties to hear from,
which, at the Presidential election, gave together
Wing majority of exactly 372 This looks like close
work We think the chances are in favor of Mason
The u. Patriot claims the lst, I'd and 9TH Districts
for the Whigs-giving Wings and Democrat in the
state-lesying the 9th District TO be heard from
TENNESSEE.
In the first district of this State, Thomas ID. Arnold
(Whig) is elected, without opposition
In the second district Abraham McClelland (Oppo.
son) is reelected by majority Of about 400 votes.
Ills majority at his last election was 900 votes and the
Van Buren, ajority in the district at the Presi
dental election was 600 votes.
In the third district Joseph L. Williams {IYhg) re-
elected, without opposition.
In the seventh district, latey represented by Mr..
Belly Robt l.. Caruhers (Whg) is chosen BY large
majority over his opponent
We ha We returns from any other districts in the
State than the above Nat. IEt
HESRIco AGRIcULTHgaR II.r AND HORTICULTURAL
The public have already been Informed that the above
Institution intend to have their first Exhibition and
Fair at Goddlns Spring, Wednesday, the 10Th inst
if fair if not, the next fair day They further state
that is now ascertaned that large number Of fine
animals together with great variety of other articles
will be put in competition for the different premiums
The Society very anxious that every thing may be
conducted, this occasion, as 10 make it day of
peculiar interest and enjoyment. With this view,
Committee has been appointed TO take under their spe-
cal superintendent every department connected with
the exhibition.
At recent meeting ofthe Executive Committee, the
Committees, in addition to those already an
nounced, were appointed, viz:
lst. Committee 10 make arrangements foF the Fair
and to conduct the Henry Myers, Chas Marx,
Chas. T. Bolts, Peter w Grubbs, VIM. Palmer, Rich'd
Hill, Jr., Thos. A. Rust.
Cd A Committee to provide for the comfortable &C.
of the ladies': Jas. Lyons, Sherwin Nc.
Rae, VIM. B. Chittenden, W. D. Sims, Fred. Marx,
G. A. Myers.
3d. A Committee TO make arrangements for the din.
ner p Duval, Junior w. ID. Wren, w. H. Rich.
ardson.
,cas further Resolred, That ice creams, lemonade,
fruits and other similar refreshments might be provided
but ardent spirits of every kind and all mixtu Of the
same are positively prohibited
Having completed their arrangements, the au.
thorsed committee, acting in the name of the Society
do confidently repeat their invitation to the farmers
and citizens in genera! to be present at their exhibition;
for they verify believe that the animals and other art
cles be presented, will be we'll worthy of public at
tenton.
The Committee would further state that in consdcra
ton of the enjoyment which they will endeavor to fur
nsh and especially their funds are very low, they
hope that visitors will chserfully pay p cents small
admission fee. All Members of the Society and their IA
miles are exempted from this requisition.
Finally, it is very desirable that all persons intend
ng to become members of this society, should do so
previous to the day of exhibition. Mr. A. Robinson,
r our Treasurer or MIR Charles T. Bolts, will either
Of them receive subscriptions from members The
book will also be present on The day ofeIhbi,ion.
Tickets Of admission may he obtained at the several
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