Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29
Tom ne Caar7otcsri3N .ItftTs0aian
ALBEAfARLE COUNTY.
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| HHine majority Itl. Goqsin's maj. I-9.
| House oil Delegaies-eomhaIl -9G B Brown
$50, Randolph Sol, B. t. Brown "A
Mr.. Peter Carr was voted Tor y, Stony por,
IN place Of Z. T. Brown, as i, was understood
mat polls would lie opened Tor him a, The other
precincts; Mr.. G. also received votes al The other
precincts. a. NJ. Aprline. J. Morris. +. Minor,
ana others received votes from Democratic voters
al HE different precincts. The Whis candidates
ioriiie COUNTY, received The votes of some Demo
craiS, rs no regular nomination had beer made
oil Democratic candidates, and those Tor whom,
polls were held had not liapn consulted
Inc vote on The Free School question sood az
follows In favor Of it $50 against il 700. bciny 4
majority Of III against it,
From he Rockingham R,sis,erl
candidates in The field and We have never seen
less interest manifested al an election than SEEM
ed 10 be lplt on Thursday The returns ale given
below. Il will he seen, that Messrs. Manz and
Kir,ly are elected 10 represent Rockingham III ne
lower branch Of Stale Legislature, and that in:'
the Senate. Mr. Deneae leads MIR. Coolies !o''
woes ren.ierin. Deneale's election certain IN ne
District, ae We believe il is generally agreed that
Pendlcon vii! give him small majority.
For Congress --1arlor 1al. Tor Senatc.-
Dcnealc GO; Contrs 1919 Tor House OF De.''
The sinai. yo;e gwen for our worthy ard most
excellent representative in Congress, the Hon.
VIM. Taylor. IS attributable 10 the wanioi opro-
siron. Many Of Mr. Taylor's warmes friends
thinking il wholly unnecessary ovote at al.
(Ffem IT. Por,smoah oil Domiaioa.)
NORFOLK COUNTY.
We are panc,! and mortified 10 announce hc
result Of our Elections in his County which came
OF Yesterday. We are not healcnwe have let
The elections go by default. Many Of those who
call themselves democrats? split their vote, and
Inns enabled Tie bii,e;es, enemy lie PEOPLE have,
10 retain his position in The Legislature We
are in no moud 70 comment on III, matter, 81
present, and >i.a!l therefore, simply STATE The result
as lar as Il has come 10 hand There J. 10
doubt thal Mr. Atkinson IS returned 70 Congress
by a handsome MAJORITY.
In Norfolk Civ. MIR Whiliield'> vote Is 80
Atkinson a1j WHITFIELD, majority T9-rafrct-
cd to bc al least 300. LanghorEes majority IN
G w Newton. 3sa-N. Cleay, lO7- New
IONS majority 255. No Democrat nominated
NORFOLK Cou>ry.-FoR CoNGREss-Athin>"n,
D., AS; Whitfield, w, sos
For uorsE o. DELEG.rEs-Biniord, D., 1.l'
Foreman, d.. 49s; Watts, W., COS; Harper, W.,
577 ~ g.,
against il, lic;--so il becomes law.
From Nn P,t.rdprg Republican, Apfil %
PETERSBURG.
The Democrat, OF the Oh Cockade town have
nohlr done ihcir duty, and, although they have
no, s1cceeied il eecling their worthy and disi,n-
pujshcd candidate, still they have achieved a si'.
Tious aud an encouraging Victory. They io'lght
paNaniy. like men who had an abiding con',c-
lion of The sountncss and truth oil the principles
lhey protested, and who were determined TO slIus.
ole far those principles, and to DO battle manluiiy
| in The cause Of their country.
II was bit Just twelve months ago, II. D. BOZ
linz was elected by majority Of lo4 votes over
NM Martin. the Democratic candidate IN
November last, Mr. Clay received majority o.
40 over Mr.. Poli;-and yesterday. hereafter 10 be
DISTINGUISHED in the annals Of Democracy IN The
Town, John w. Syme, The Wing candidate, wa
elected by a majority OF only q over his oppo'
nen,, Hugh A. Garland,
We'll done, nobly done, for the Democrats OF
The Cockade. Go on, "conquering andto efoa
oulr"!. The vote stands thus
For The House OF Delegates: John W. Symc
(W.) 392, Hugh A. Garland, (D) 1865, syme:
For Congress George c. Dromsooe. ID } 3o4
Geo. w. Boiling, (W9 27s, Dromgoo!es maIor
", &c.