Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22
ELECTIONS.


members Of Congress-"
ELECTIONS.
ALAnAma-Thc Mobile Advertiser, Wing, udmt
that Col Young is defeated for Congress, by small
majority in the 9TH dstrct-thst Dixon h. Lewis
beats Lea in the Sd, by 47S msjorty-"and the pros
pect Isl that lose Petit in the god. The End anc
the 18th, ought 10 have been carried by the Whgs
they could have done it with ease had they done Their
duty From the 9TH district, the returns indicate the
election Of Felix e. Mcconnell, Loco, by large ma
iority. The 9Th and 9Th districts hope sssy Loco
Foco-no Wings running. So we shall save but one
Wing member of Congress in the State MIR. Dset.'
One Wing only out of seven members! (This is, in
deed, sweepD
Payne's majority in the fourth District over Youn!
is 2o7.
NORTH CAKoLIEA.-Five Republicans elected t
four Wings!
Democrats-General Jas j. Mckay, Col David S
Reid, DR.. A. II. Arlington General r. M. Saunders
Gen. j. R. J. Daniel
Whigs-Thos. l.. Clingman, Kenneth Rayner Col
D. M Barringer, Edmund Dsberry
TESsEssEE.-An extra from the Republican Ban
ner," (WhgD published at Nashville, (Tennessss,) tn.
10th instant, says the Wings will have eight majority
on Joint ballot in The Legslaturs-namely, three majo
ri,y in The Senate, and FIVE majority in the lower
Houss-the majority OF Jones, the Wing candidate for
Governor, evil be above four thousandand that the
Representatives Of the State in the next Congress will
be six and fve-as follows:
Observation-Disclosures JOHNSON, Gave JOhHsoh IT. w
JONES' A. V. Brown, A. Cullom, and J. W. Black
we-6
Wigs w T. Senier, j. B. Ashe, Milton Brown
D. w. Dickinson, and Joseph H. peyton-5.
KEs1UcKY.-The Louisville Journal, (WhigD says
the delegation in Congress from Kentucky, will be as
follows:
Hligs-John White, Garret Davis, Willis Green
W. P. 'rhomasson, and Grider-5.
Loco Foeos-J W. Tbbats, Judge French, L. Boyd
Stone, and Caldwell-5.
IsDIASA-( Right side up)-We received last night
slip from the office of Chapmans Indiana Sentinel
containing returns from 62 counties The Democrats
have elected their Governor and Lieutenant Governor
branches of the Legislature of more than 10!
Morning Messenger Of Cineinncu, august To-
(From The Columbus, Ohio, Statesman, Of -fugus, 10
''lsDIAEAPoLs, Aug. II, 1913
"Dear Medary We have received returns from about
fifty counties-some of them unofficial; but enough ID
known TO say with certainty that James Whcomb and
lessee D Bright, Democrats are elected Governor and
1t. Governor by ajores ranging from between three
to five thousand-of this there no doubt. The
returns in give the Democratic candidates for these
offices three thousand five hundred majority Our
Congressional elections have resulted as we'll, and bet
ter than we anticipated. The following is the result
as far as heard from:
"First Ds,ric,-Robert Dale Owen, Democrat, il
elected by about 500 majority over J. ". Payne, Wing
"Second District Thomas J. Henley, Democrat, i,
elected by over l,uuo majority over y u. hee wing
and late member
"Third Distriet-Thos Smith. Democrat, is elected
by 300 majority, over John A. Matson, Wing
'"Fourth D,strict-Caeb Smith, Wing, is elected
Rag sieEy over b B. vi : s, sse.eu ny
ia majority Gov. Wallace, Wing, and late men-
Der of the Coon Congress.
aS,xth Dstrict-John w. Davis Dem is elected
over Geo G. Dunn, Dem, by majority OF about
900 votes.
"Seven,h Distrct-E. w. McGaughey, Wing, is
cleo ted over James A. Wright, Dem by votes
Eighth District-John Petit, Dem is elected over
James r. N. Bryant, by $50 votes.
"Nlnth Distrct-The is close between Sample
and Chamberlain, hut am inclined TO believe that Sam
pie, Wing, is elected by small majority.
"Ten,h Distrct-Returns enough have been received
TO insure the Election Of Andrew Kennedy, the only
Democratic me mber from Indiana in the last Con-
gress, by small majority two or three hundred)
over l.. G.. Thompson, Wing. We have had hard
fought batie-eyery inch OF the ground was fuhy
contested. The result oil our labor has been glorious
victory The Legislature, we think, will contain small
Democratic ma orIty.'
"LArER-Gov. Bigger is just in from the North
where he tho day of the election. tie confirms
the news of Kennedys electioa by an increased ma
iorIty. As to himself, he admits ne IS defeated.
LLIsoIs.-We have two slips from the State Regis
ter Illinois, and there doubt OF the election
Of flee out Of The members Of Congress from ms
State, and, perhaps sir OF the sertn! Never was
Congress emphatisally used up as the last Coon
gesr the most disgraceful one the people ever wit
messed. The Tyler candidate in Sangamon ssunty 90
FIVE voles- Columbia, Statesman.