New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

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In 1910, Van Buren's majority over HARRISON
was lust 100. Yours, &c. .
FAIRFAX
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
FAIRFAX c. II. April q. 1874.
GENTLEMEN: Agreeably 10 your request, now
hasten to give you the result of our County Elec-
ton, whic!, took place yesterday for Mem
bers of the House of Delegates and the result Is,
ALEXANDER S. GRIosBY, strong Wing and friend
of HENRY CLAY, is elected over RICHARD Il.
FARR, who was strong Van Buren man. Ihe
County was closely contested on both SIDES
Farr having the Sheriff in his favor, which Is
considerable advantage. Grigsby, the wing
candidate, has majority in the County OF 70
vstes which is considerable gain since last
wear, and the year previous the County was re-
presented by Loco Foco. have just seen the
different returns from the Precincts, and Know
the above TO be correct.
Yours, respectfully.
CULPEPER.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
CuLpEPER c. Ii. April 25 at night.
Dear Sir: hasten TO send you the returns
from this County:
Broadus (Nhls) majority over -,
Barbour (Loco) ......ii4'
GREENsvILLE
Correspondence of The Tribune.
HICKS FoRp, GyeensvilIe Co Va. April IS. lsii.
GENTLEMEN: Yours of the 22d instant is just
TO hand, and hasten to answer by to-nights
mail. The Poll in this County stands ll6 for
Bate, Loco. Foco, and 69 for Rives, Whig.-
This is small County, but could poll 25O or
more votes if there had been full turnout.
have Just returned from Petersburg. The
Whig candidate there was elected by about l0O
majority. In haste, yours respectfully.
CHARLOTTE.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
CHARLOTTE. Va. April 9th. lsli
GENTLMEN: Our election took place place to-
day; it resulted in favor of John L. Marshall the
Loco candidate, over Wn. c. Scott the Wing
candidate, by a majority of AZ votes.
Respectfully
AUGUSTA.
Correspondence of1he Tribune.
STArYros, Va. April 26 lsi*
SIR: Two Wings are elected from this Coun-
ty to the House of Delegates. No opposition
candidates. Frazier and Fulton are the names
of the Representatives.
Respectfully, &c.
RoCKBRlDGE
Correspondence OF l he tribune.
LEXINGTON Va. April g. 1874.
GENTLEMEN: The election in the County Of
Rockbridge took place to-day. The old Dele
yates from White were elected without opposi.
ton-both Wings. Never have seen so little in
tercst taken in an election. Very few votes
pollcd Very respectfully.
ELIZABETH CITY.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
rosT OFFICE. HAMPTON. Elizabeth City Co,
April p. ls44.I
GENTLEMEN: | herewith send you full state
ment OF cur election, which took place yesterday
| will send you the vote in Warwick Co. if | can
get it before close this. This County and War
wick are only entitled to one member of the Le-
gislaturc. Respectfully.
SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
con,r EL1ssGIa s9a,s CITY oouHHd9 Hd9;s of DELEGATES.
pas chsman e9a sfsas
LefS ii "ms he i..S Log "hs LofS Wig Wig
Hubbard withdrawn at 3o'cock.l
- twARwIcK COUNTY,
Rsy and faFis f ApdsOn whs Senator 70 m'
NANsEMoND.
Suffolk Court House. 33ss !S
HaisSoves aHSaSe.. s. %
kilb7e 1W majority So Which, saws the Norf5s X
Herald. will do pretty we'll; as Farmer John" had
claimed majority Of lO4 in the county up TO The
time of voting.
Wing OF course. Capt. Henderson, of the
steamer Star, who made trip TO the Eastern
shore yesterday, and returned last evening, in.
forms US, that Carter's majority over Bayly in
Northampton, was 26. Bayly's majority at one
of the precincts in Accomack was said to be 100.
OHIO.
The Wings run two candidates in this County.
The Wheeling Times of Friday contain, the re
turns, as follows:
Edington. Lamb.