Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18
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"Ibe Congressional delegation Will prooaoiy s'aho
six and ve the party that gets the Memphis district
(Which is doubfu) will have six members
The Nashville Wing Of the 9Th inst. says:
"THr ELEcrIos.-The returns received to the hour
of writing this paragraph leave doubt OF the eelec
ton of Governor Jones; aud an increased Wing ma
jorty the vote of lS4l ia more than probable
The gain in middle Tennessee far as heard FROM
1925 while the vote of East Tennessee and the Wes
District varies but slightly, thus far, from the re-
suit Of 1871. The nett Wing gain the State is Els
Wing House of Representatives is beyond reasonable
doubt and hope TO be able next paper, 10 an
the further and complete success of the good
in the election of Wing Legislaturea majority
on joint ballot.
"From present appearances the Congressional dele
gallon will stand The districts apportioned by
the last Legislature-6 Wing, Dem. little appre
hension is felt by some Of friends in regard 10 the
success of Mr. Ashe in tho Memphis district Hards.
man county having given small increase over It's
last Dem majority We believe, however, there is no
district '."n wing result IN the
sin ,hrty-6ve counties heard from, the Wing gain
on the vote of 1S4l is S75"
The Wing gives the names Of seven Wings, and Ave
Republicans elected TO the State Senate, and Of TWEEN
ty three Wings and fifteen Republicans elected to the
House.
The Nashville Union (Republican) of The 9Th inst
says
"Gov Jones i. re elected His gain, as far as heard
from, is few hundred his majority of ls4l, and
We do not think the returns yet to will alter ma.
terisy the aspect Of things. We not only beaten
but disappointed"
acknowledgements Fitzpatrick the Democratic
candidate, is elected without opposition. Alabama is
entitled to seucn members of Congress-lst District ::
In Mobile county, Goldthwaite (Dem) has % majority
over Dellet, (Vbig) The Democrats have elected in
this county two members to the State Legislature and
the Wings also two. The Democrats have also carried
Charles Bancroft Sheriff The returns are not in,
for all the Congressional Distrct-but the chances
10 ha nz1I.,
present majority is 467-and Clark and Conecut 10 be
heard from-but i'm the latter, it is said that ID. has
about 60 mnjority-and the Mob. Register looks for
$50 to 400 in Clark, for Judge God.hwaite
Fad D'strlct-Beser, (Demoernt) is unques,ionably
elected Petit. This District has here oiore been
Wing, by upwards Of 600.
'3fd Dlstrct-Dl1on II. Lewis, (Democrat,) has
beaten Lea, (Wh'g )-Majori,y so far for Lewis, 297
and three other counties to be heard from.
4th Distrct-ln Tuscaloosa county, Young, (WhgO
beats Payne, (Democrat,) 100 votes. From pre-
cinct in Greene county, Youngs majority is IS. No
returns have been received from the other Districts
lsDIAsA-"In this Hoosirr State, (us the Baltimore
Republican says,) the Democratic ball is gathering
strength at every bound" She is entitled 10 ten mem
bers of Congress The "lndana State Sentinel" of
the 9h says $50 far the returns in, in
clIned to The opinion, that have elected our Cover
nor, Lieutenant Governor, majority Of the members
OF Congress, and majority of the Legislature The
Baltimore Patriot, (WhgJ says "In twenty
counties, Whitcomb, Loco Fccn,) has gained near
4,ooo votes on The Wing majority of 1910, and there
seems no good reason TO doubt his election. In the
Congressional vote, the Wings appear to have had
equally as bad luck. Henley, loco Foco) is certainly
elected in the Jefferson Dslrict-Oweu, (Loco Foco,)
SAID to be in the Evansville district, and Loco the
Marion District" A letter in the "Madson'an" from
indianapolis, of the eighth instant, says "Suhcient
turns have been received, to place, beyond doubt the
election of William J. Brown, (Democrat,) Us Repre-.
sentative from this Congressional District by majority
OF several hundred Elk Governor Wallace the late
Representative, owing y
correspondent of the Globe from indiana polis, of
the 9Th instant, says Brown will be returned BY
minority of near thousand donbl if he will fail
having majority in each of the eight counties CON
posing the district, only this county So you may
expect to see him in Washington, when he will tell as
many anecdotes, and as good and give perfect
W Democratic votes and as many Of them, (healb per-
mitting,) as any member from Maine TO Louisiana =
Use HIN kindly, for my sake. II will be more than
fortune has done. He has had his ups and downs in his
tme and has been often sustained by little else than
the philosophy of light heart. We have heard enough
to be satisfied that Henley (Dem) will succeed over
White. Two other Democrats petit and our old
friend Dr. Davis) are sure of. Chamberlain, Ia
tall cedarD Oven, "a jewel Of the first water) and
Kennedy, "a ruby, bright and rich,) have hopes
of | mean bright hopes; and if the change in our
old friend Tom Smiths district be generally equal 10
that in county from which we have heard (Ru.h,
he viii be returned. Tom, you know, is our cen,e
man tanner; and his Democracy is as tough as ms
own harness leather II, in addition the above, we
send you two other Democrats, you need no, stare
What The complexion of our Legislature will be- is moi
certain; but ii will probably be Democratic on joint
ballot. Don't let the friends of Mr.. Calhoun and those
Of Mr. Van Buren, get at loggerheads or anything be
yond amcable sparring We ready to go for either
of them, or for any other sterling Democrat, provided
always tina. he will fight rather than give up Oregon,
or any other portion OF our country. Cass much
in mt RI ~
once in while, for Captain Tyler. "But that dog
won't hunt"
"P. S Since writing the above. I have heard enough
to be pretty certain that Tom Smith will be returned
e. .. Smith, Wing, s selected in the district
posed Of the counties of Wayne, Fayste, Henry, &c
Indiana is redeemed"
KEsTucKY-The smoke Of the battle has not yer
blown sufficiently away, for ascertain all the re
suits of the contest Kentucky is entitled to 10 mem