Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29
GLORIOUS NEWS I
.SpottsMrania and Caroline Rrd emcd.

Dear SIT. / snail keep ms open as loIS d.
can, 10 add list, showing, as far as practicable,
The vote in this county and Stafford. think,
however | may safely say, that in this county
(Spoltsylvania) The Wings. though having
most respectable young gentleman, every way
worthy of their support have been totally routed,
and NAV as we'll surrender al discretion.
In our neighboring county (SlalFord) We have
a most estinable and sound representative IN the
person Of Mr. John L. Chinn, The regular De-
mocra,ic nominee, the result administering just
febuke 10 Two gentlemen who were not willing
10 hide their time.
Caroline, il is said, is safe. This is Wing ru-
NOR.
In Stafford, we have elected John L. Chinn By
an overwhelming majority, aud sent Smith with
heavy majority. Precise result not ascerlained.
R1suN IN SpotisMranin County.
Fredericksburg-F'o For House OF Delegates, Lit.
lie (W.) al, Holiday, (Dem.) ~. For Con
sress-Newton majority over Hunter.
Court Honse-Liitlc 81, Holiday 81. Hun
ter one majority ovar Newton.
Andrews and New Market gave, last year, Da-
mel los majoriIy-lhey will certainly give about
the same, il SO, Holiday will be elected by about
so majority, and We send Hunter from US with
100 maioriy-last lime he was beaten in this
county 9-Spotsylvania may then be regarded
as fully redeemed. Give us three hearty cheers.
CAROLINE-Rcdec
Dickinsons majority at Golansvie ll5
Bowling Green al o'clock 81
/" Needwood at O'Clock -
l97
Sparta and Port Royal not heard from: but
the above malorities cannot be overcome. Dick
inson's election is sure. Hunter will beat New
ton il the county In great haste &c.
(From another CarrcspondeU)
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
Dickinson. Broaddus.
Golansvllr, lot y.
Bowling Green, Isl lao
Needwood. 30 majority.
CONGRESS
Hunter. Newton.
Golansve, l52 az
Bowling Green, 1873 l:S
(Lsds.iekS,urc Rrtmder, Apil2i 10 p. M)
SPOTSYLVANIA REDEEMED.
The result al the election in this county lar
exceeds the expectations of The most sanSninc
We have mol returns from all The precincts, bnl
ilihose vet behind vote as they did last year. (and
from The lacr. that our candidate lives near them
we confidently expect they will do betterl itolia-
DAYS majority cannot be less than 10 while MT
Hunters will be greater-probaby lUo. ms IS
pretty well for Spo.sylvania "a county which
mas not elected q " tHS ~
many years; and which only stipulated TO give
Mr.. Hunter 30 majority al most. we have
overcome al least one hall of MIR. NewtonS ma
ioriry OF 3 and if the other counties OF The Dis
irict have done half as well, Hunter is sale.
PETERSBURG.
Syme, (Whig,l said 10 be elected hy - MAORI
" over Garland, (Dem.)
PRINCE GEORGE.
No opposition 10 Daniel, Democrat.
DlNWlDDIE.
For House Of Delegates Thompson, d., elected.
No change. ,,r
81 have ius received The votes from all The pre-
cncls officially, but one, and the Democrats have
IS majority; it may vary some Two or thIee
votes, but not more"
SOUTHAMPTON.
To The Editors of The Enquirer: -. 90.
Dear Sirs: The election is over and We have
the returns from all The precincts except one, at
which we give about 25 Demcratc majority, &C.
nerally, aud some times, larger majority
The Vote stands as far as heard from: Sebrells
(Dem.) majority l43 over Smith (W.) Akin
sons (Dem majority for Congress, 96 over Whit
field (Whg)
The precinct mol heard from will increase Sc
breils majority TO about 465, Alkinsons TO about
100 So tha, you see Southampton may now
be classel as amongst The most decided Democrat
ic counties; never, trust, 10 re'rarc her steps.
Atkinson certainly reelected.