Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29


themselves therein and thereby have most hapP'-
" exempliied. by doing the very thing they con-
denim him for having done. Bow,iens majority
in Williamsburg is Is; Howards ~ 1du'ee
Civ is only l2-leaving Bowden = 10 come ~
Yoi, with which gives Howard majority only
over Bowden in the district, and friend ust 'ol'
Bowden saws that he will contest The eiec'ion;
Make way for news most glorious, ana can On
Chapman To crow! Jones Is elected 10 Glouces-
ter over Robins by 81 majority. bayY i'iaJo-
rity over SoiIthall is %. ,,,d
Observation-Disclosures has without doubt electea
K Sheppard, having given him 60 majority
over Billups Bayly's majority is % over oou'h-
And aeain-In Elizabeth City and Warwick,
Thomas p Chisman is elected over Brown by
- yoles-his majority being A in Elizabeth e. u
is The vote in Warwick was. Southail o3'
| Bayly 25; Soulhall's majority 30. Brown -,
Chisman 40; Browns majority 3s-~hich Deine
deduced from Al, Chisinan's majority IN Eliza
betb Civ. leaves Chisman l. maorily in the TWO
counties. c,-,,.
Report says, thai Souhals majority in Charles
Civ is lIg. Bayly's majority al Barlamsyllle,
| in New Kent is 40. . ~,
Sou,hal's maiorilies-in James City Sc, Will
Iiamsburg SO, York D. Warwick 40, Charles
! CITY ll2-so far Gas; Bayys maJorlesa'n
| Matthews "a, Gloucester 80 Elizabeth City %
so far 1870: leaving Southall llS ahead. New
Kent, Lancaster, Northumberland and Eastern
Shore 10 hear from. In haste, tours, &c
ISLE OF WIGHT.
Isle or Wlcnr, April 20 1919.
For Congress Atkinson (Dcm.l 4l9, whit
/ field wv S. Arkinson's maj. 1886
For House OF Delegates, Godwin's maj. W over
Wills--bolh Democrats.
| We think here that As majority ia This coun-
,y viii boiaacc al Of IhHfeid's IN he D'sti7cf--
:, If So it will leave Mr. Atkinson's maIolities IN
Sussex, Surrv Southampton, &c, clear, wich
will reach from $50 10 300.
Ii is reported this morning thai Sury has gwen
Atkinson IS majority.
(Eyom another CorrespondcaG
SMlrHrELD, April 20.
| Gentlemen knowing your anxiety TO hear
from all the Counties hasten TO give you Inc re-
! splr al The election in old Isle Of Wight:
For Congress. d., 4l9; Whitfield,
w, So. .u
For House of Delegates Goodwin 266; Wills,
1877 Holleman, y.
The Democrats otthis county were not causnt
mapping. as in 1873, hut were wide awake, ana
al their posts early in the morning, waiting Tor
the polls 10 be opened. Mr.. Atknsons majority
in the district will be about 800. Our friend God
win has, as YOU will perceive from The above
statement, wooed his opponents with perfect ease,
noiwithsta nding The unliring exertions made TO
defeat him, for voting for Wing Speaker. No
VOTE believe, was polled against him in Smith
field his place OF residence.
Give us this year a Democratic Legislature,
and Seldom, Hunter and Bayy in the House OF
REPRESENTATIVES and all will be we'll in the good
old mother OF Saes-God bless her.
LOUISA.
Harris, April 25 lSi5
Gentemen herewith give yon the result at
CARROTS Store precinct after The close OF The polls:
For Congress- A. Seldom e., ]. M. Bous %;
seddons maj q. For House Of Delegates
James l.. Gordon g., Elisha Melton %; Gordon's
majority 50.
The above is the greatest Democratic majority
believe ever given al this precinct.
FLUVANNA COUNTY.
The following is The result OF the election in
this county:
For Congress-TIill, W., a39; Hubbard, d. 10
mai for Hill, TO.
For House Of Deegales.--Sliman W, PAL
I Willis d. ITO; maj. for Slilman, Il.
NOTTOWAY.
For Congress.-GeneraiG George G. Dromgoole,
Democrat, l5i J. E. Leigh, Wing, not candl-
date, l5i.
Dol: William II. Dennis, Democrat, l65.-
Burke's majority 80.
For the House Of Delegares.--Asa Oliver,
Wing, ol6 Thomas W. Neal, Democrat, l62.--
! divers majority "a.
PRINCE EDWARD-NoJiu Dane'
Prince EDWARD, April %, 1915.
Gentlemen: The election took place in this
county yesterday, and | think you will admit
from the annexed statement, that Little Loa"
has covered herself all over with glory. We
met the sanguine foe, and gave them terrible
rout. carving our Congressman, Senator and De
legate, by largely increased majorities. We have
no faith in those friends Of Texas, who are neither
satisfied with The treaty. nor joint resolutions for
annexation. Ii the other counties in The Dis
lrcl have done half as well, HUBBARD is elected by
a handsome majority; bni give you the returns
rs follows 10 wit:
For Coneress--At the Courthouse HUBBARD
ls3, Hill l2l; at Walkers Church, Hubbard 10
| Hill SIS; al PerkinSons precinct, lluhardS maj.
| 35-Hnbards majority in the whole county lol.
For State Senatorial Courthouse, Dennis
1872. Burke l2S at Walkers Church, Dennis l39,
Burke 80; at Perkinson's precinct. Denniss MAJ.
33-D.'s majority in the whole county III.
For House Of Delegales-At the Courthouse,
Samuel d. McDearman 2Ol A. d. Dickinson
100; a, Walkers Church, McDearman loo, Dick
inson "a; McDearman's majority al Perklnsons
PIN the whole county 2GG.
re any body wants 10 know who this man Nc
Dearman is, and ricrc d,d he con,c Tram, YOU can
say for their information, that he is Polk, lex
as anti Bank, anti Tarifi. anti-Dislribution man,
and halls from "AlgierS and will present HIM
sell al The Capitol in The city Of Richmond in De-
cember next, and then and there all rnqurIng
friends can have their curiosity satisfied, Just as
they can know who Col. Polk is by visiting Inc
White House MIR. Dickinson needs no eulosy
from the Richmond Times, 10 recommend him
10 the citizens ofPrince Edward; he is well known
to them as a politician, and the foregoing result
shows that he is fully appreciated ~
Yours, very respectfully, ClElS.
GREENE COUNTY.
As firm as Gibraltar!
Gentlemen embrace the eare f 9 9FTaS6n in
this the hammer county Of the State You have,
doubtless, heard Of The dissatisfaction produced
here by The nomination oil Mr.. Shelton f. leake
You have had line upon line Of the apathy OF our
party from the same cause. fon have, doubtless,
often been told OF the powerful influence Of Ger
tain Colonel from an adjoining county, whose
mighty weight was taken from Tie Democratic
scale in this clecton; you have seen the milk-and-
water and malicious production Of certain Mr..
Robinson Of Charlottesville, put forth in the abb
sence OF Mr. Leake, and al loo late period Tor a
reply before The election, and had you been
at our Courthouse Tor suppose at any other
Courthouse or precinct in tic Dstrct,) you
might have seen the gaspins struggle OF sinking
cause, in The shape OF a scandalous handful,
which had been sent here for Wing distribution,
and which never came 10 lieht till this morning,
but which, am proud 10 add, the Wings OF our
county we're 100 honorable to circulate 10 any ey.
tent. But sirs, it would mol all do. Orr noun
iains were in labor, bul did mol produce mouse.
The day was loo fair for cloud, and hence we
had no shower Of rain but, sirs you will perceive
that The shower that fell upon The poll book was a
warning to double dealers in Whiggerv, and 4