Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-24

Whio o39; Williams, Ind, 40. For Consress-Average
mao:'ty Of irregular ticket 100. To Legislature,
three Wings and one Democfat-(gain) The Demo-
era Is have lost tier Senator
Mad son, Brown 3dO Clayton $50; Williams Z
-Avetage majority Of Irregular Congress Ticket
100 Two Wings 10 Lcsis aturc-the Democrats
losing
ior,ty of Democratic Congress Ticket 80.
Copiah, Brown 729; Clayton 255-Average majo-
rty OF Democrat Congress Ticket 400. Two Demo
Gratis t, Legislature.
Raakn, Brown 36l Clayton SOL Williams 3
Average Democratic majority Tor Congress bU. Two
Democrats to Legislature.
Warren, Brown 496; Clayton 75l; Williams 80
Average majority of irregular Congress Ticket 100
Three Wings the Legislature, (our honest old friend
john Bobb, being beaten by j. s. Yerger only sir votes
Scott, Brown 2as Clayton 7s-Democratc mujo.
rity for Congress 20O-Democra,ic Senator, and one
member.
Yazoo Brown 81; Clayton Al Williams 10
Average majority Of irregular Congress Ticket 40.
Claiborne, Brown, Dem, 435; Clay ton, Wing, 400
Williams, Ind 5-Vote for Congress about sumo
Democratic Senator, and two Representatives,
Wilkinson, Brown 70; Clayton 477 Williams l62-
Congress about same, and two Wings t, Legislature
ANTE, Brown 293 Clayton 1858; Williams 81 :
Same vote for Congress, and two Wings to Leglsla
ture.
Pike, Brown 343; Clayton 173; Williams 8. Tive
! Democrats 10 Legislature.
| Harrison, Brown 1874; Clayton 49, Williams l. A
Democrat to Legislature.
| MICHIGAN Twenty counties heard from, in
mineteen of which the Democratic majority is 6.237
and in the remaining t,1o the Wing majority is AZ :
Gov. Barry's nett majority 6,l92 Ten counties &c
hear from, which in Al gave him 292 maj ory. Fol-
the Senate we have carried nine Senators, hal! o
the Senate which s elected bennaIly. In the House
the Democrats have 40 and the Wings = I'm Ksla
mazoo l. and in Grand River ~ The House is com.
pf - ThYao nemp tor
In one District, which two years ngo gave Wing
majority of603 McCleund Dem is elected by 800
! Democratic gain over THREE THOUSAND.
MAssAcHUsErrs--The Boston Post of last Friday
contains returns from the whole State. For Governor
the vot is follows:
Briggs (Wbg) 55Oo3
Morton DENY 544l9
Abolition, and scattering 9l33
Briggs lacks $40 of having majority over the
whole which it requires to elect The election C.
Governor WILL therefore, devolvc upon the Legislature
Last year, Governor Morton, Dem, lacked D. n o.
election by the people, and he was elected by the
Legislature.
The Senate. coming together, will stand De
mocras to Il Wings viz Democrats-3 from Bristol
from Hampden, and from Berkshire: Wings
from Suffolk, 2 from Hampshire, from Franklin,
from Barnstable, and from Nantucket and Dukes.
The House stands, Democrats l25, Wings l73, anc
81 towns not heard from. We are under the impress
SION, that these towns will make another trial mex
Monday We have but little hope OF overcoming the
Wing majority, who will fill up the Senate, and elect
| Wing Governor.
MAIsE-lt is admitted on all hands, that Severance
(Whg) is elected to Congress in the Sd distrct-his
| majority is 400 500.
Fourth District Morse (Whig) may be elected-ii
no he only few votes short of the requisite num-
her, According the Pot,nd Advertiser of Saturday
evening, he has majority Of l69 in 80 townships and
plantations heard from while the eight townships and
plantations vet 10 come in 10 at the former trial 100
against him.
Fifth District-Unless the Somerset towns in this
district give Mr.. White Dem over 200 majority, there
election
Seventh Distrct-Carey (DemocraD is doubtless
elected
VERMosr.-The Woodstock Mercury informs us,
that on second trial, in the 2nd District, John Cola
mer (Yhg) is elected to Congress-in "a towns his
majority being 635-a. the last trial these towns gave
400 him