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ton TO carry Berkeley BY any and every MEANS as also
the fears OF the Coons as to the result. They hoastsd
of majority OF from 40 to l20 for their candidates !;
and, yet, Myers succeeded by only 26 votes At one
time, bets were offered by the Wings so majority
confident were they Of succeeding; bu, all their hopes
as MIR. Newton would cay, have "turned to ashes on
their lips They consider themselves as defeated
There was no rejoicing when the polls in. Even
in the Club House, last night, references made
BY their speakers 10 the election. "Why don't you
speak OF our victory, SAID Coon to another in the
Clnb House. "Ah, we had better keep quiet about it,
1t looks too much like defeat, replied he II
not be disguised by The Wings that they consider them
selves defeated Their joy IS, that they have elected
their man. "One more such victory, said prom
nent Wing, "and Berkeley is lost TO us."
The Democrats all life, ali joy and the Conns
with grave faces, hitch up their pants, and thank their
stars that things are The Democratic earth
quake has shaken old Berkeley her very centre and
the Federal dynasty totters on its last legs.
OF our energetic candidates must cay something
They men of the irmf principles and Of indom
table courage-no hnching, standing back. The
Democracy of the State owe to them vote of thanks
The Democracy of Berkeley have acknowledged their
claims by vote Of 545-one hundred more than
ever given to Democra, in this county before Our
spirited leaders, Granthan and Siber have taught
party that We conquer the Coons, and aciH do
IT, Our party is this day prouder of ITSELF Of its Prov
ess, OF its principles, of its leaders than II ever was
We know our ability-we recognize aud intend to act
up to the declaration Of La Fayet,e-"lt ls sufficient
for mon to DO free that they mit it,
| BRUNSWICK-2 DELEGATES.
| E. H. II. Blick and }. J. Harrlson,' Democrats,
i elected
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House Of Delegates.
ponolt patferson
Largest vote ever given.

Largest vote ever gwen
AUGUSTA-2 DELEGATES.
VIM Frazier and John E Fulton, Wings, elected.
BATH DEL.
h. Van Buren, d., reelected by roie.
WARM SPRINGS April &c.
The stage is expected every moment, and | have
only time 10 say, that Van Buren, is elected by one
so's The returns from all the precincts are just in,
and there is mistake My vote, you perceive, has
been of some consequence. Col. Cameron, worthy,
respectable and opulent man. brought many influences
" bear on the election lie received several Demo
cratic votes besides inducing several of the party not
"vole at all Hardly Wing failed There is no
qas'sion, even with the Wings, TO the performance
VI our party; but Col C.s personal popularity rendered
Inc struggle very doubtful one. 10 November there
VIII probably be majority Of 80 in favor Of the Demo
cratic party.
BEDFORD-2 DEL.
.wo . mh'gs elec,ed-Goggn majority for Congress
BERKELEY-2 DELEGATES
Fan rendition and Jacob Myers" Wings, elected.
c HARRISBURG, April 80, 1874
Gentlemen As you may feel some interest in know.
ne the late OF The Democrats IN the election which
s ]u1t terminated IN this miserable old high place of
eus'a'sm' hasten 10 put you in possession Of the
'''u''. here 10 The statement
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Gordon now beats G'lmer IS VOC SO much lof lar
weather. Ask the good gen,lemanly Wings of the capt.
tai Of the Old Dominion, if they will give 50 Tor every
vote polled now, the number that was polled IN
lSi3 when the sky cloudy and rainy, so that vo-
did not turn out 10 the full extent as they oerfo
five dollars per gallon for the rain that fell in Greene
the 4th Thursday in April, lsl3, BY way OF tau"t
ing the Democracy for then keeping The polls open
The votes be counted, and the gallons Of
rain could not The number of the woes this day
proves that there for The polls last year 10
be KEEP, open. shy. now, Wings, what will be The neS'
.lander on Greene
GREENE County, Va, April 10
send you the result of the election in this county
The day fine. and The voters generally out-par-
ties animated and putting out their strength. II IL
true had shower ngan this election cay, such as
the Wings did no, relish than those OF the last
for this shower OF Democracy-beat'ng the
Wings, | think, Go more than did last year bn'
to the statement Gordon, 23l Gogpin Wing, a ];
Wooolfolk 2Is DAVIS. 234 Sims, Wing, lOo
POWHATAN-l DEL
{. Cooke, Wing, reelected by IA, over Hopkins,
DEM c. Cooke. 277; Hopkins 263.
PRINCE EDWARD-l DEL.
Samuel G. Anderson. DEM re elected, BY about oo
mslory over II. Z Watkins, whig-a noble result.
PRINCESS ANNE Del.
J. II. Dey, Wing, re elected by 20, over Woodhouse'
Dem.
PRINCE GEORGE-1 DEL.
Thomas II. Daniel, DEM, reelected, without oPPo-
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send below The returns Of our election, though not
Republicans. rcdtrolisis.

FLUVANNA-l DELEGATE
b. 6. Payne, W., reelected by 100 over DR.. Wills,
Dem.
FREDERlCK-2 DELEGATES.
Lovet' and Carson. ID elected.
Senale-Bruce, Democrat, S45; Gaaher, Wing, 74J
House of Delegates Carson, Democrat, s23; Lovct
Democrat, SIS; Caller, Wing SG3 Wall, Wing, III.
GLOUCESTER-l DEL
Robins W., elected by 60 over Perrin, D-Car,er's
majority for Congress about 40.
GOOCHLAND-1 DEL
w. d Leake, d. re elected by the handsome maio
rty of 81.
GoocHLASD, April 9th, 1874.
Dear Srs:-Ths is the first opportunity have had
OF sending 10 you the result Of the election in this
county. Old Goschand is still herself and stands
erect against Federalism Leake was elected without
the crack OF whip on our side The Wings Of the
county used every effort to defeat him, but could not
Their foreign voters from Richmond and the adjacent
counties, poured in upon Us, and they still found
wanting about one hundred and it could have been
many more, had all turned out on our side but this
will do, as they had claimed the county. am in hopes
they will be equally disappointed in other counties
which they have also claimed to be THEIRS from the
great changes which they stated had taken place, &c
The polls stood at the Court House for Leake IL for
Woodson al; at Poor's precinct, Leake lUl, Woodson
81 at TaylorS precinct, Leake 90, Woodson 60
There were 3 or votes put on the back Of Leake .
poll, as good as given on that day.
GREENBRlER-1 DEL.
McPherson,- w elected without opposition.
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Gordon MAJ. 900
The above is The return in full Col Banks is re-
elected 10 the Legislature.
MATHEWS u MlDDLESEY-1 DEL.
Blups,- Wing, reported to be elected over Digges,
Dem. Nothing official. If true, Wing gain.
MECKLENBURG-2 DELEGATES.
Pool. Dem, and Baskerville Wing, elected.
MrcxLEsBURc County, April 81, 1874
Captain Stephen p. Pool, sterling Democrat, is
elected eldest by majority Of az and Baskerville,
Wing, is elected over Col Hucheson, by aority Of
10. understand that Nor,hington threw all his in
huence on Baskerville, which you will see by The poll
taken Mt Lombardy Grove, Norlhington's neghbor
hood They there nearly together. There was nota
full turn out on Buffalo The day very fne and
the farmers very lowing to the land beng out OF
order for the last days from heavy rain, and that
day being in fine order know of at least thirty that
did not 90 10 the election, who would have voted for
Pool and Hutcheson. The polls closed at half after
three and several came in afterwards TO vote for Pool
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CHARLOTTE-I DEL.
J. II. Marshall, D., reelected

CHARLOTTE-I DEL
J. II. Marshall, D., reelected
CHARLOTTE G. H., April %, 1874
BY request of many Democrats we forward you the
vote from old Charlotte. She has elected Mr.. John
n. Marshall, by majority of from forty to orysix
over Mr.. William T. Scott, Wing. We give sou this
in great haste. The Democrats very st and
did the business without any trouble Sing out for old
Charlotte. She is true to the backbone
CULPEPER-l DEL.
f. Broadue, W. reelected.
'As expected by our friends the election for de-
egae has resulted in favor of the Wing candidate, the
late representative, Maj. Bsoadus; his majority no
little excitement associated with this cleo
ton, canvass made The part Of our candidate,
and the full strength of our party, by no means deve-
loped Broadus eecloneered incessantly and the full
Wing vote was taken at the polls. The Democratic
party Culpeper had desired to engage in active
vice the abilities Of John s. Barbour, and accordingly
a poll was opened for him. MIR. Barbour's attention
was controlled and otherwise directed for conslde-
BILE length Of time after this requson Of his friends
and 20 this coupled his utter inability, from ply
steal causes to carry on personal canvass. Mr.
Barbour delivered speech at our last Court, OF his
usual power but the madness of party spirit seemed
to have swept away all perception of the beautiful
and true; personal devotion TO Henry Clay seems
alone to animate the Wings, while the cherished alb
stractons of Virginia trampled in the dust.
"Ue shall do better in The fall, and this you may safe
" endorse on the return Of our election"
CUMBERLAND-l DEL.
J. Hobson, w, elected.
CUaRERLASD &. Fl April 90. 1874.
Gentlemen Annexed transmit statement of the
polls for this county The result has greatly disap
pointed the expectations of both parties. No,witb-
standing our vote in the county has increased nearly
30 since last Spring, yet the Wings, by of their
immense foreign vote, have been enabled to summon
from abroad 40 more than at any election TOR many
years. Indeed it is the largest vote given here, since
my recollection; the increase being 20. From
fu omparison Of the polls for several years, with The
vote taken this Spring, am confirmed in the opinion
heretofore expressed, that should have triumphed
Wing party, sensible Of the talents and popularity of
William Daniel Jr, and fearing both, found it neces
sary to bring TO the support Of their candidate every
man from the adjacent counties who could render them
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IL acknowledgements aaove. County Court, Apnl
L 23d l5ii:
Thomas Stanley, Plaintiff
against
Abraham S;auey, Fanny Stanley, Jonathan Stanley, IluIda
Crew. who iinda tan'ry Frederick stanley Ewood Stan
ley, Maria stanley and Matilda Stanley. which said Frederick,
Elwopd aud Matilda heirs of Joshua Stanley Henry
Melton aud Mary Ann is wife, Garland Callahan and Fleming
Callahan, which SAID Mary Ann Garland and Fleming the
Callahan deceased who Nancy Stanley John
Stanley, aud Joshua Crew Milly his wife, My
Stanley, which SAID John and Ay the heirs OF Edith
Stanley. deceased. Defendants
Plaintiff this day MED his bll and he Defendants Aba
Sanc, and Fanny stanley flied their which the
Plaintiff replied eenealy and appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
Cont That the Defendants jonathan Stanley liuda Crew,
Stanley Elwood Stanley, Maria Stanley, Matilda
Stanley, Henry Melton and Mary Ann his wife, Garland Gala
hln Flenn. Callaau Joshua Crew and Miey his wife, and
John Stanley inhabitants at this Commonwealth aud
they failing AID give security, according
the at Assembly IN such made and PROVIDED The Court
doth that unless the said Defendants , their a
aud file their and give aforesaid,
before day of this Count Ia he held In the oil
the Cont viii h"m take the plaintiffs bin FOR
confessed the thereof copy this
eight weeks previously posted the front door of
house of this county, and inserted IN
Of published in the city oil Richmond for the
lims. Co?y-lete,
WIN o. WINSTON, d. e. II. G..
Aurjl 80 lif-wew
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GREENBRIER-1 DEL.
McPherson,- w elected without oppositio

GREENSYILLE-l DEL.
W. e. Bate d., elected, having received ilG, nd
J. NJ. Rives, ", 6s
nANOVER-l DEL,
Winston, Wing, IRE elected 597: Brown, Demo
cra,. $50. W,nston's majority IS vote recorded
for Brown by mistake, bu, intended for Winston, makes
his majority co. The discovered Too ale tol
correction.
HENRICO-1 DEL.
For the Senate -S,anard, Wing, $40; Brooke, Wing
o2 S,unurd's majority in the county lO7.
House Of Deiegotss-Sherwin McRae, Wing, 455
Samuel Cottre DEM, 2l7 NcRae's majority 2Os
ISLE OF WIGHT DEL.
j. IIoeman, Dem, reelected by a large majority
over Whitfield, Wing.
s.nafe-Jordan lal; Spark 81 Walker l8-n
Democrats.
[Sparks, Dem, elected by about 100 over Walker ]
JAMES CITY, YORK, AND WILLIAMSBURG
! DELEGATE.
l.. J. Bowden, Wing, reelected
JEFFERSON-2 DEL.
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FOR HCuse Of DclesetcS.

= DUTUTUN, HpIH %JIHi Ic1f
fou VIII thus perceive that the county oil Meek
lrnburg has returned one Democrat and Wing.
THIS result has been produced by combination of
rious causes-the number of Democratic candidates
Baskervilles influential family connections, his pro-
mise TO vote, under Instructions for Democratic IT,
5. Senator prejudice created in the lower end Of the
county by caucus which was held at our last Court
to nominate candidates. and The fact OF The old wheel
horse having been ruled Off the turf by the caucus.
MORGAN-l DEL.
J. OFerru Wing. reelected bv CO.
NANSEMOND-l DEL
k'by,' Wing, 354; Keeling, Dem, 265. Kby's
majority 81.
NELSON-l DEL.
F. NJ. Cahel, Wing, reelected.
CT House. Massie's Mills. Greenfield. o. Il. Springs
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The Joy Of The Democrats at this result, is hardly
,sss than it would have been, had we routed the
s JvOns The chap-allen Wings mortified and
snasr'ned woiully at their small majority. They
nae adopted The most efficient organization, as their
c'et circular will show; they had personally applied
@severy voter every appeal was made; every infiu-
.ase was brought to bear upon the Wing and Demo
manc sarpaying house. keepers voters, to induce
vote The wing ticket the most disgraceful and
ameie's conduct. such, am sure, never occurred
any county IN Virginia before, showed . determine
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.,,y Of the Texas Treaty, Message Of the Presi
.aaj accompanying Documents has been furnished
[ some quarter to the New York Evening Post. The!
~ 'h,I commence them on Friday.
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r,s Washington Spectator notices an article in the
~ mon our Spring elections-and complains that
Buren press has not done justice to the Cal
''s "sn who have been fighting in the front of the
',. We have oeen The first to admit their invaua-
"a, ssryces
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u0yT 4 CO.'S OFFJCE.

LrctT The Exchange LJisi, Richmond, IHginid.
n RiWfNii of Alexandra Lottery, Class Is:
~ So IA II ST "a 81 80 ~ II Is 81
A,,ilq
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hINO AZ VU EEN-I DFL
VIM. b. Davis, Dem, elected over Lumpkin-De-
mocratlc gain.
"Redeemed, regenerned, and disenthralled The
Democracy of King Il Queen rose refulgen! from
The strokes of Federalism, and elected the man who
dared TO do his duty to his country, fearless of conse
quences
Lumpkin's Wing majority a, Gainesville, 10
At Centreyile, Al
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(Whig) divers majority Do
ORANGE & GREENE-l DEL.
Thos. Davis, Democrat reelected.
For Congress-Court House, Goggn los, GoFdon
I75.
Senaie-Woolfolk 2ll. ,
D,legatss-Duvis, Democrat, lo2; simms, Wing,
I4s Robinson precinct Upwards of 3Oo votes polled'
and Goggin's and Simmss maj orty o-makng maJo'
r;ty for Gordon in Orange 81
ny Sr.sARpsvILLE, April 60.
Tremendous In The county of Greene The De-
mocracy here have carried the day. We thanked Fro
whence for a clear sky and fair day The mountains
Of Greene turned their Democratic inhabitants and
the Mains of Greene re echoed TO their sounds--and
The effect was not rain from clouds, was the case IN
The Las, election but showers Of votes from the Demo
racy. who were so mach s!andered IN the last elec-
lion for keeping The polls open three days on account
Of the weather. %,
Cen Gordon received in this county %oi woes
Mr. Goggin received 90
Col John Voolfolk for the Senate S1o
Capt Thomas Davis 90, 3o
Mr. VIM. Simms (Whig) loo
So YOU will perceive that Gen. Gordon's majority IN
this county over Mr. Goggn is l47, and DaVlss mao
ri,y over Sims l2S. 49,.
~ Ne' 1853
Mr. Goggn 60, then
Gmer beat Goggn co
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CAMPBELL-2 DEL.
Messrs Fox and Toler,' Wings, elected.
For THE SEsArr
Thomas Nj. Bondurant, Wing, III
William Daniel. Democrat CTS
FoR r. or DELEGATES
Thomas Fox Wing, AS
Richard ii. roler, Wing, 74o
Sterling &. Anderson, Democrat, 6is
Robert Cawthorn, Democrat, Gag
CAROLlNE-1 DIL
Broadus' W. elected by Is votes over Samuel, (D)
Wing gain.
CHARLES CITY & NEW KENT DEL.
R. 7. Lacy (W) reelected.
For Congress-iih Carter (W) l43, T. H. BayIy
(D027
For the Senate-Robert C. S,anard 1919, Henry l..
Brooke 44-boh Wings
House of Delsgaes-Lacy (W) 1913, Douglass 3D.
O., NEy KENT
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
ACCOMAC-2 DELEGATES.

For House of Delegates.-Ptts, Wing, 5O7; Bagwell,
Why AZ Poulson, Democrat, 45l; Gusts, Democrat,
IL.
ALBEMARLE-2 DELEeATEs.
Sou,ball and Brown, W., reelected, as follows:
Dear Srs | am sorry 10 be compelled to send you
n. snneYed account from old Albemarle We are
beaten le3 votes There was large foreign vote,
winch served TO swell the Wing ma orlty Upwards
Of 500 votes were polled in day. In 1876, when
III. polls were kept open three days. little upwards OF
inO vote were poled.
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VT I T..
P,ulus Powell, D., re-elected-a great triumph.
hasten give you the result of election in this
comfy After warm and animated contest, the Re-
pail have noby sustained themselves, and OBJ
nned glorious triumph, although the foreign vote,
from The counties of Rockbridse, Bedford, Campbell,
Buckingham, and Nelson thrown in upon Us in
great numbers We have elected our working Dele
gate, Paulus Powell, by "a votes, and given General
Go.d,n, msiorty Of 80 Glory enough for one day!
THIS Is only a sample of what the Old Dominion will
% N the Fall, when Bank, Tariff and Clay, will be
fairly presented TO the people-she will them as the
Roman Of old did, sacrifice her son, should it be me-
ce,sary for the preservation Of her honor and prnc
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Wing gain. &c Strothers majority.
SOUTHAMPTON-l DBL
Dr. Sebrrll, D., elected by SO over Carr Bowers, w.
Democratic gain.
SPOTTSYLyANlA-I Del.
II r. Minor, w, reelected by ire over S. G. Da-
MEL, D..
STAFFORD DEL.
J. & Hedgman, D, reelected over Fitzhugh, W.
by 20.
SURRY-I DEL.
Dl.ard,' d, elected.
Stray CoURr IloUsE, Va, April %.
Gentlemen | herewith return you the state of the
polls at this place, and at Walls Bridge at sunset
Cabin Point not heard from.
For Delegate. Court House. Walls Bridge
billiard DEM - 4S
Wilson, Wing, 81 30
For nate. Court House. Walls Bridge.
Walker, Dem, 81 SO
Jordon, Dem, III -
Sparks, Dem, 80 =
AT o'clock, P. M, billiard was 9 ahead q, Cabin
Point. D,llard certainly elected.
r. s. IL o'clock, p. NJ, returns just received from
Cabin Point.
For House Of Deegates-Dillard, 43; Wilson, SO
Majority for billiard, 7.
For Senate. Walker, "a +; Jordon, 0; Sparks b.
SUSSEX DEL.
Freeman ID f, elected.
According TO your request published, in The En-
qurer, transmit you the state Of the oils in our
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AMHERST-1 DEL.

Every effort was made on both Sides and we esteem
lbs result a conclusive triumph over our Wing oppo.
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70 offset Nelson, Amherst, and Bedford. We hear
from The Greenfield precinct in Nelson, that Goggin
go % majority-last year he gotl The Wings calcu-
.:e upon $50 majority for Goggin from Nelson county.
AMELlA-1 DELEGATE.
LAWS f. llarsie, D., reelected, after q glorious
Mruggle
AMELIA, April 26. 1874
Thursday Night. )
send you as accurate statement OF me vote In
liz. county as can be furnished this time. You will
see lha, we have succeeded beyond my calculation,
whes you last The vote at the different precincts
j. as !ollJws
Ilarvie, (Dl Leigh, (W)
Court House, (polls closed,) ~ 90
Cat 3 o'clock, voting)
Cross Roads, nearly over, and re- 81 80
suit MOTTO be changed>
Chiaquepn Church, (polis closely 100 ll6
81 2l9
2l9
Harve's msjofity, So
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No. l. Exchange Block.
AprI3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-30

BUCkINGHAM-2 DELEGArEs
Moseley' and Flood Wings, elected Wing gain
SENATE. II or DELKGAT