Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-10

lion, ana really we deserve ", Out we WIN 90 mho
children do when they whipped, promise 10 act bet
ter in future 1t will also be seen that the Democratic
vote is several hundred less than usual while nearly
the full Wing strength in the county was poed.
Scion Of Democracy
Basel d. 63S-A. J. Smith, (F.,) 52o.
The other candidates.
johnson 4o2 woodford 22l
Kincbeloe 800 MauIsby sc
Vance 90 sO1
973
Thus appears that if the Republican vote had been
upon two candidates, would have EJECT
ed them with the greatest ease.
Bcrkcley-Snodgrass- (F.) 395, Newkirk (W) 37s;
Graniham % } $40, Nadenbousch % 3l2-(Vanc
majority (for Senae) in Berkeley G3 Newkirk' s majo
r,y over Grantham only 81
Ham pshire.-B Blue (D) 532, Ward (D) 492-Fo1
IF 3s4, Pugh (F) 3GS (sloan's majority over Vance
1927
.MOrgnn.-Peter Dyke (D.) by majority of AZ over
jacob Ash (F)
Essen-siuscoe L. Garnett (F.)
Patriek.-H. Crilz- (F) 33 elected over Archibal Id
Stuart 2l3. (For the State Senate, Clark Penn (D)
WestmorelandEs. W. Lewis. F.) without opposi-
ton.
.9ibe,narls Randolph GG7, Leake 653-Rives GOO,
Massie ssh Randolphs majority over Rlves 0',
Leukes do So The Charlottesville Jeferson'an says,
that since the Spring Of 1888, the county has been IN
del "the guidance of the Whigs-that this is the largest
vote ever taken in day, and larger than any ever
given except in 1896, when the polls were Kept open
days-on which OCCASION there were Ills votes poll
ed-on the Preside nnl election OF that FALL there were
1908 votes taken-n 1897 there was opposition to
the Democratic candidates-in IS, there were 100
votes poled the Wings carrying the county by y ma.
iority-in the Spring of 40 there were lil votes, 6oo
for the Wings and 4S2 for the Democrats In the IRE.
sdenal election of 1910, 1891 votes were polled "a
for the Wing and SIT for the Democratic ticket Tins
Wing majority loiO OF 1877 has now Deen suPelseoeo
by Democratic majority of 90.
Hardy-Mies- (F) 1913, Frye (F) l04, Sugar "
There was no Democratic Candidate
Pendieton-which the Stanton Spectator had re.
ported as having gone to the Feds, thus stated
by the Harrisonburg Register OF The Ith way: "byro
ID is elected by minority oi D.
Wood-Neal (D.) 40, Van Wrinkle (F) 352-
Meals majority g. Last Spring, Jackson beat Neal
votes The Petersburg Gazette says: "For the first
time, we believe the Wings of this county have sus-
tanned q defeat.
Giles (, Merecr.-Wm II. French reelected by a
majority of l52 votes over Col. Charles King 10?
Kings majority in Giles "a
French's do. Mercer 10
States Rights RepuJicans-Ac 9, Al6emarle
, Allegheny l. Amea l. .7mherst |, Bath |: Botetourt
l. Brooke /. Buckingham 9. Caroline L. Charlotte l.,
Chesterfield /, Clarke x Warren ], Dinwldde Far
far 1, FaugutCT =, fdyeHc y JNtCHo'nS Tf"HM
Frederick 2, Goochland |, Grayson ], Greenbrier J.,
Greensville |, Halifax 9, Hampshire 2, Hanorer J.
Harrison !, Henrg !, King u Queen ], King William
Louisa Lunenbur! ], Madison Marshall j, Mat
,hews Il hlddlesex ], Meckle nburs = Mononga!ia ],
Marion l. Monroe l, .nontgomey& PULASKI Morgan
l. Norfolk county ], Northumberland |, Orange ~
Green /, Page /, Pendleton ], Powhalan |, Prince
Edward j, Prince George |, Prince William /, Ran
doiph /, Roanoke /, Rockingham 2, Russell ], She
nandoah 9, Smyth /, Southampton |, Stafford Snrry
/, Sussex J. Tazewell !, Tyler Washington ], Wood
,aoeratic gains, viz: 2i)
Federal-Augus,a 2, Bedford 3, Berkeley ., Cabell
|. Campbell 9, Charles City and New Kent !, Gull
pepper /, Cumberland J., Elizabeth City and War
wick |, Essex l. Fluvanna ], Giles and Mercer
James City, York and Williamsburg, Estates Right
Whig) /, Jefferson 9, Kanawha ], King George
/, Lancaster and Richmond l. Londoun 3, Mason
and Jackson l. Nansemond J., Nelson !, Norfolk b.
rough !, Norfolk county !, Northampton J. IOtt0Tay
|, Ohio l. Patrick /, Petersburg |, Pitlsyvana 9, Pc
eahontas /, Princess Anne |, Rappahannock ], (ano
malous,) Richmond City ], Rockbrdge 2, Spo,tsyl-
wanna, (anomalous,) ], Wes,moreland 10. Those in
italics are Federal gains-vz 5
Counties not heard from-Brarton and Lenis j.,
Brunsciek 9, Floyd /, Isle Of Night l. Lee !, Logan,
(rather undefned,) ], Preston Scott ID All these
were Democratic the late session. and there is
reason to believe there will be any change in the re-
presentation at the next session. From the decided
Democratic vote for Mr. Thompson for Senator in lo-
gan, we presume that Logan will be decidedly Demo
cratic in the House.
SENATORIAL. ELECTION.
Democratic DR. Edward +. Scott in the Green's
Vile District John Gucrrnnt in the Hanover District,
j. r. Taylor in the Gloucester District John NeCauicy
in the Botetourt District, Robert A. Thompson in the
Kama wha District Alexander Newman in Ohio District.
Ito supply resignations-C Penn in the Pittsylvania
District Thomas Sloan in the Hampshire District, JAS
II. Cox in the Chesterfield Distr'ct-9-(of whom,
,,on TtaI,o fip a \
Fsderai-llll Carter in the Richmond District, Jas.
H. Langhorne in the Norfolk District, Col. Asa Rod
gers in Loudoun DIstrct-3.
SUM TOTAL.
Democratic gains in House of Delegates %
1" Senate, 4-&
Federal gain, S
Net, Democratic gain, %
Numerical strength IF both partie, in both Asu,e' :,
Adding the yet heard from, 10 the Republican party oil
the House Of Delegates, the vote stands:
Out Of the 30 Senator'S,
States Rights Republican, 81
Federal, RS Dem maj.
Gu, of l3i Delegates,
P PsG, $50
Democratic majority on joint vote, Al
9 We shall present complete table oil the members Oh o0'
Houses, soon as the returns are oil IN
THE BATTLE-GRoUND-pietory complete.
The Fiery Cross has indeed passed over the State,
and the Republican Clans have rushed to the rescue
The Federal Wings have been literally swept away, as
will appear from the above statement of the results
The returns from "Lit,le Tennessee and the ka-
nawha Region, came in on Saturday evening like an
Avalanche In the former, every thing appears sale.
Our letters us, that ol is safe in Little Iennes'
See" though we have received returns yet from
Scott and from Lee On the borders Of the Ohio, in
that region OF the State the returns are most cheering
We have saved MIR. Thompson, the Senator, by from
2 10 800 majority and have gained Delegate IN
Nicholas and Fayette, in Mood, (bcsides one IN