Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-15
THE ELECTIONS.
,oon NEWS FROM TENNESSEE

By yesterdays Lynchhnrg mail we received
/ The Jonesborough (Tcnn.) Sentinel OF The 9Th
| The Editor is 10 ccstasics al the result OF The
election in Washington. The notorious Brown
low, whom the Wings oushl,o have been ashah'
ed to endorse, is dis,anced
For Governor, a. V. Brown, n, leads Foster
w. 3sI, "which is, since the division Of pafieS'
the hcavies, majority ever given" For Con-
sress Johnson, D., leads Brownlow "lo-Mar-
lin. HAYNES and Campbell, d. elected 10 Legs
laurc BY majorilies ranging from 32s TO lco
! In Sullivan, tie Democratic majority is from
II 10 1909.
This is an admirable heginningi
NORTH CAROLINA.
Is, Dislrict-No news. The candidates are
Cl;ngman and Graham, both Wings.
81 Dis,ric,-Barrinser, w, reelected over
Fisher. d., b. about 200. Democratic gain since
November $50.
81 District Reid, D., reelected BY a handsome
majority over Mcmillan, w.
4ih Disrict-Dockery, W., elected over Worth
Wing. But few returns. There was no Demo
cratic candidate.
in Dis,rict-The Democrats have achic"ed
briliian, victory. Folks majority over Gay
was 993-now tie majority Of Dobbn, D., over
IIanah!en W is 2,0G!-beinga Democratic gam
Of 1911! The counties OF Johnston and Moore
have been redeemed
9Th District Gen. Mckay, d., has been re-
| elected ty ;hou, !, 800 over Meares, w. This IS
molly sustaining an able and faithful Represen-
tativc.
7h Districi-General ]. r. ]. Daniel, D., has
been reelected over Bond, W. AL! the counties
bu, Person and Halifax heard from, and d.. ma
n,i.y i iSG2. These iwo counties will swell Inc
majority 10 1900
S,b. Dis,riot-In Edgccombc, Nash, Greene and
Pit, Clarke's, d., majority over Donnell is I'LL,
boino a Democratic loss oil 300. But rs hlr.
PoIk's majority in Inc district was 9l3, the Wings,
10 beat Clarke, will have 10 gain Gl3 in the re-
naming counties which is scarcely probable
Clarke NAV be sci down Us elected, in spite OF
posoaal opposition.
OH Di,irict-Mar,in has given Biggs, Demo-
Graf, 800 majority over Outlaw, Wing. This
makes Biggs election certain By at least 2OO.-
Democratic gain since November, $50.
The North Carolina delegation 10 Congress
will stand. Democrats 6, Wings 8. Last year,
Democrats 5, Whiysl.
ALABAMA.
Fer Goreraor-Teny. Democratic nominee,
has maior,ies as follows: Baldwin, Montgomery
leS; Ccosa 900; Talladega 300; Au!ausa 4co.
Martin, Independent. Democrat, has maioriteS !:
in Macon sos; Conecuh $780, Marcnso 1852; Rus
sell 500; Butler 5S5.
We have 50 few returns, ihatt is Impossible to
sav ulo is Governor of Alabama.
For Caagrcss-In Mobile District, for Darsan,
Democrat: in Baldwin .; Mobile 203; Washing
ION /: for Dunn, Wing; Conecuh i Marcngo
1871; Butler ITO; Monroe 100.
In these counties there is Democratic gain OF
35T since The last Congressional Election. OAR
gan is elected BY about $50.
The Mobile Advertiser, Wing, thus bitterly
discourseh: "There is no chance for Dunn
Mobile has done the disgrace(ul deed, and Loco
foco will represent this Wing District in Cen
eress."
In 2i (la,c Belser's) District, billiard, Wing,
has maiories: in Montgomery $50; Macon ii9.
Cochran, Democrat, is his opponent. The re-
su, is very doubtful This District gave Mr.
Clay $50 majority.
In Coosa and Autausa, Yancey, Democrat,
has no opposition.
There seems TO be no doub, Of the reelection
Of PAYNE, Democrat, over Erwin, Democrat; OF
Houston, Democrat, over Ncoe, Democrat and
of r. Chapman, Democrat without opposition.
There seems to be close race between Rice,
Democratic nominee, and F. G. Mcconnell, the
old member, and now an indie pendent Democratic
candidate.
A,the worst Inc Alabama Delegation in Con
cress will s;ani: DemocralsG; Wings |; same as
last year. Though We hope TO see the delegation
present an unbroken front.
KENTUCKY.
Stone, Democrat, is most probably defeated BY
DR.. Young, Wing, in the iii District; which gave
Clay majority Of 4i3 On the other hand, saws
the Union, the chances Of The election Of Martin,
Democrat, in the Gin District, represented in last
Congress by Wing Speaker While, are equally
il gave Mr.. Clay The heavy majority of lio2,
there is some hope OF the reelection OF Caldwell,
Democrat.
Democrats elcctcd-Lynn Boyd. R. French, j.
w Tibba,is. land probably J. P. Martini
Jlajss elcc,cd-J. II. McHenry, Henry Giider
B. R. Young, W. P. Thomasson, G. Davis.
The i,h Dlstrc, doubtful.
INDIANA.
The Union is satisfied, By information from re-
liable sources, that Caihcart, Democrat selected
by 3 or 400, over Sample the late Wing member.
(This district gave Mr. Clay majority Of 26S.)
II so the delegation will be, as before Democrats
9, Wings ?; as follow:
Dcmocrns-R. D. Owen, T. J. Henley, Thos.
Smith, w. W. Wick, J. w. Davis, John Petit
Andrew Kennedy 10y 3 TO 50a,l and c. w. Cali-
cart.
H1igs-C. 8. Smith and E. w. McGaushcy.
Legislntuc-In the Senate, we shall have , or
4 majority.
In the House, the Democrats have nett gain
OF 10 in a3 counties heard fron,-which secures
the Legislature by handsome majority, and
renders certain the election oil a Democratic u.
S. Senator.
Indiana has done molly.
MISSOURI
T. Polk, Democrat and probably Leslie, De-
mocrat, elected Delegates 10 the State Convention
in ST. Louis county-and four Wings, ty small
majority.
| Nolhirg from the res, of The State.
We thank Mr.. J. Gill for the American Repub-
LEGATION Of the July No. Of The Foreign Quarterly
Review. The article most interesting 10 the Atnc-
rican reader is review Of the different works on
Oregon, BY Duno, dc Moiras. a,tache Of the
French Legation in Mexico Rober, Grccnhow,
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