The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-05-16

Virginia Election.
We sweep everything. The last returns
not only confirm our victory, but show that
it is complete and decisive beyond all pre-
codent. Never has the land of Jefferson
shown a more signal devotion to the great
principles whicl, he left behind him-a legacy
of freedom. Nor has it ever sent 10 the
floor of Congress ADLER and purer advocates
of his immortal doctrines,
In the first Congressional district the ma
iority for ATKINSON, Democrat, will be about
400.
In the second, GEN. DRoMcooLE had no
opposition.
In the Fourth, EDMUND w. HUBARD, Dem,
is probably reelected by over 100 majority
He is 3l2 ahead with Cambpell and Cum
berland counties to be heard from, which
last Fall gave 244 for Clay.
In the Fifty, SHELTON F. LEAKE, a De-
mocrat of splendid abilities, is, doubtless,
elected TO succeed Goggiu, Wing. His com
pe,itor. Irving. is 230 ahead on the returns
so far, with the county of Madison to come
in. which last Fall gave Polk 447 majority.
In The Sixth, the official majority for Sedden
over Boots, is 2SG. Last Fall the district
gave 800 for Clay! ...
in the Seventh, all the counties are heard
from, and the majority for Gen. BAYLY is
about $50. lie beats his opponent on each
shore As this district last fall gave 446
maiorily, Bayly's triumphant election is the
greatest victory of The campaign.
In the Eighth, Mr.. HUNTER's majority
| -.... NJ .,,.,, tl,o LVhtr ,,on,Lor Of tho locI
Congress, is about 200.
In the Ninth, JOHN S. PENDLEroN, the re-
guar Wing candidate, is about 100 ahead Of
Gen. McCary, irregular; with Rappahonnoch
and Prince William 10 come in-the former
Of which will give a majority against him,
and the other for his opponent Pendlcton
probably elected.
In the Tenh, Henry BEDINGER, Dem,
has majority of i50 over Lucas, the Demo
cratic member of the last Congress; which
will be increased by Page and Warren, which
are not yet returned.
In the Eleventh, TAYLOR, Dem, is rc6lec-
led without opposition.
In the fifteenth, WV. G. Brown, Dem,
has dstanced his competitor.
Ofthe foregoing eleven district, the Wings
only carry one In the others, their chances
are not over good. In tho Third, each party
has candidate; but :. Old Halifax" balan-
ccs the accounts there, and always on the
right side. In the Twelfth and Thirteenth,
the Wings have no candidates. In the Four
tcenb. the contest is between Johnson.
Dem, and Camden, Wing; the chances in
c,u,,. of tho lnttnr
The Wings have but poor look for moro
than one member
| LEGISLATURE.
We shall have majority in each house tc
certainty.
To the Senate we elect Duvall in the
Rockingham, and Dennis in the Charlotte
district Sloan, Dem, is reelected in the
Hampshire district, Gnstead Of being de-
featcd by Omick, Wing, as before reported
a great triumph. We have another, in the
Northern Neck, district, where Smith, Dem.
is elected to succeed Carter, Wing. Stanard
Whig, is reelected in the Richmond City
A district.
In the Russell district, there is no Whi&
= candidate. In the Harrison, we shall Ger
= taiulv elect Democrat TO succeed thu
aposiae Shinn. The remaining, Patrick dis
tricf, we may probably lose. If we do ou
majority in the Senate will be twelve; other
wise It will be fourteen.
In the House of Delegates we have so ia
made nett gain of seven members. W.
sholl certainly gain one in Bath, one in Giles
and Mercer, and one in Wythe. Thes'
: would give us a majority of four in tina
. branch. We will probably have larger one