Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-22
III ,ECTIONS

ALaBaMA-ln 10 Counties, br Governor, The
majority OF Martin, Independent Democrat, over
TerIy nominee, is 3,l00-and fourteen couniic,
10 hear from, viz: Wilcox, Coyingion, Da!c,
Coffee AMI Henry, in South Ali,a.na: Cherokee,
il he North l:as'; ;c Kali, MARSHALL, s.. Clair,
Franalin, Lawrence, Lam,cride, Marion AMI
Morgan in he North.
Alter all, il ser,.s that Iilliari, Whi", is elect
cd 10 Congress over Cochran, Democrat, in The
81 District, hy lGl. The delegation in Congress
will stand Democrats 4, Wli.sl as before.
KENTUCKY.
In the 9TH District, Bell, Fed, is elected over
Caldwell Dem, by 81 majoHi'.
Ii The Slh District, Davis, Fed, has beaten
Marshall, Independent, 10 votes.
In the 9th District, Trumbo, Fed, has beaten
Preach, Dem, Is votes.
In the 10Th nislric,, Tib!.aas, Dem, has beer
-'-.'n,' "vor Gaines, Fed, hy ~ votes.
Ia the Gin District, Qa,e Speaker Whi,c-)
Marlin, Dcn, is elected over Adams ~ .,;6
Wings, =, '...J-.", 400 "~'wrch -" ana
100.
In The 81 Di,s:ic;, Order, Wing, has been
elected over Aichison, Dem, BY a majority oil
a Vul $50, which shows a Democratic gam since
the ate Presidential election Of some 300 voles.
The delegation from Kentucky will stand IN
lie next Congress- Wings 10 3 Democrats. In
lie las, ,hey were equally divided and ,. oi
the struggle in lhe III. District, the "Louisvilie
Daily D.moc. at Of the l3ih instant, says
9Th. contest ;,e,wcen Bell and Caldwell was
very close. Tie district has been wing hereto
lore ~ > very IA, &c majority. Tie VOC stands
Bell SOC. Ca. dwell l,Ili-Clin,on county
sill TO hear from. which will not give Caldwell
over I25 or 100 ma 'ory 50 That i'ell Is elected
bcyond doubt. Caldwell, although defeated
has The honor of making an extraorlih airy race
wcll-nsh carrying one Of the stron, shoids o.
Whiggery." e,r
II being conceded that Brown is elected Cover
nor. we shall notfill our columns with figure, cs'
pcc;ally as the returns are contradictory.
The members Of Congress elected are, Demo :
Gratis: Andrew Johnson, A. Cullum, G. w. Jones,
B. Martin, F. P Stanton, lin The Memphis Dis
lrict. Dem. Sain-Mr. S. was sho., it will be re-
mc,nbered, lew days before Inc clccrion)-5.
Irfiss-W. Z. Cooke, John Crczier, Gin place
OF Blackwell, Wing gain,) NJ. p. Gentry, d..
pcy;on ami Milton Brown-5
Nothing from The Oh Dslric:, though there is
no doubt ofthc election Of a Democrat. Tic de-
legation in Congress will stand, Democrats Is,
Wings 5-as before.
In regardlot the Legislature, the Nashville Bar
ner (Whg) the l3lh says: "From all The cal
culations we haze ourselves made, or hea I'd 9TH
ers make, We may consider that The Wings have
certainly elected twelve Senators and lhiriy-seycn
epresen,a,ives-ano;hcr Senator and another
Represcnlaliyc will give the Wings The majority
in both Houses"
On the o,ler hand, The Union Of Monday nigh,
SAYS: 1--WE have thus far gained members, viz:
! Senator in The Hamilton district. AMI in The
Memphis district; AMI Representative in each
Of the counties of Monroe, Roanc, Giles and
Bedford, and the member fer The district eoIn-
posed Of Shelby, &c. We have lost the Senator
in tl,c White district, ana The representative from
Weakey. Thus far, therefore, we have melt
cain OF 5members, which, should the o:her coun-
lies maintain The same political complexion as
Two years since, will leave Us majority on joint
ballet"
The Banner counted pretty surely upon he
meul,er from Shelby Sc.
NORTH CAROLINA.
EXTRACT ri a kHer 10 Hs Elaiaf ri nc Tai~t
Guicd
ErarroRT, CATAwEA Co, n. C.,
August II, 1915.
hGrr contest, unprecedented even in 1919,
our congressional election for this dstrc, is over.
The following is the result:
Mccklcnbure ana Union,
native district Of Jas.
X POLK 49s maj
Lincoln and Caiawba -, 49,
Irclell 'u W.. MAJ.
Rowan and Davle mo
CublrIus ''9
lGi: 1880
Majority. out &c 10000 votes cast Of 10 votes
u:;Iy. Thi, district, in 1910, gave General IIar-
rson 100, and in ISL, gave Mr. Clay SG3.-
So YOU see that The Wing majority, like The coil
rage Of Bob ores, sis oozins out at the ends Of
its tinsers" All kinds Of misrepresentation and
abuse were showcrcd down on The Democratic
candidate. Such another victory will ruin them !;
and in future the native district OF James X.
Polk will he redeemed, re2encrael, and olsen
lhralled from The maIiSn influence Of Federalism.
The election, and The result thus obtained, should
be contested; AMI III. investigation will prove
thai MIR. Fisher is at this moment the legitimate
Representative OF this District.
The best news is vel 10 tell. Clingman, in the
frs. Congressional District in North Carolina is
defeated BY James Graham. "This is glory
enough for one day." as Jul ge Barbour once said.
In the third the clark district" The regular no.
mnee Of the VIII. party is deteae., By General
Dockery, "wiios. great Grmncss Of purpose and
strength OF intellect, have caused family qaar-
rel among his own party, that will nai be easily
healed These three districts We're Wing in the