Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-06
ALMOST THE END /!

1ts.cTidJ We TSCClEcu SiCdt H""!
some Of them most unexpected and agreeable
In the first place, Irtaon has elected Soou -
mocrat, and mt Wing, a we stated Yesterday
Correcting the account, then, we should nave up
to Yesterdays mail IA Democratic gains, ana
losses, or nell gain OF 9 members.
Yesterday, We heard OF Democratic gains ~
Giles and Mercer Cabel and Wayne, Logan, TN
place Of Farley, 'yclepl "Black Dwari,") Mason
and Jackson. Wood and Richie, Patrick, ana
Floyd-viz: :. This gives US net, Democra. ..':
gain Of l6 members, or 81 votes, and malolil
of ire,uu in the House, and Ten in the Senate, VI
80 on joint ballot. and only nine couniieS no" y
hear from
johnson, Democrat, probably elected 10 > Col-
greSs from the Kanawha District, ny a sinai ma
joriiv. :, p:,
Wi'cher, Wing, elected TO the Senate, IN r, ~
sylvania District lasly year Democratic. w ie,
turns from "Shinn's District" All hrs Is s'oif
enough for one campaign!
CABELl. s. WAYNE, Molly Ret'rfTed!
CAErLL G. H., Va, April -, 1919.
Messrs Editors: hasten 10 inform YOU OF 'ne
result ofour election in the counties OF CaDe!t anu
WAYNE. Adkins has beat Beuhring, The wing
candidate SO far as heard from, IS, and one sthdi
precinct 10 hear from, which gives about 81 Vo'es'
and We may certainly calculate Oh Adkihs SO eo
Ting majority at that place oil some - on ~
votes Joseph Johnson has over his co'hFt'no,,
Camden. lei votes majority, and The same snd''
rrecncl 10 hear from, which, am oithe oP'','n'
will increase Johnson's vote some III or ID 'or,
making clear majority of l3l at The lowest ca-
cnlalion. Your Friend.
GILES & Observation-Disclosures!
TO tie Editors Of The Enquirer:
GILES c. H., April &c, 1919.
herewith give YOU the result; OF the election
in this county and Mercer
For Congress: Chapman SO, Miller .'2-ma-
joriiy for Chapman 5l3. a..
For House Of Delegates: Pendlelon d. ISL
in Giles, and 203 in Mercer-tolal, 551.
KANAWHA REGlON-Briuiam Suoeess'
An intelligent and valuable correspondent
gives us the following cheering intelligence,
which goes far beyond any thing We expected :;
To Tic Editors of INC Enquirer:
KAxAwIIA c. H.. April 26.
Gentlemen: Since the arrival of The stages ms
evening. hasten 10 give YOU such items oil eiec-
lion news as We have received. So far as The re-
ports have come in, the result in this section OF
on our firm and unsrriied Democracy. Throw.
ine aside all sectional and personal conSidera'
lions, ,hey have united with the utmost unanimi-
" and zeal in support of their principles and the
candidate Of the party. II The other end ol The
district has done as well as this, Johnson is elect
cd BY an increased ma jority over the Presidential
vuIe of last Fall. ] hare only lime. before The
closing OF The mail, 10 annex the returns from thus
county and the results, as reported, from Cabell
and WAYNE ana Mason and Jackson.
For Congre>s-Johnson Dem) isS, Camden
(W072l.
For House OF Delegates (W.) Gil,
Smith (W.l 40.
In Cabell aud Wayne, Adkins (Dem) is elect
ed over Beuhring CIV By about so majority.
In Mason and Jackson, Adams Democrat,
is elected over Armstrong, Whg BY about ~
majority.
In Wood and Richie, Neal, Democ a, is GER
,ainly elected.
In Cabell and WAYNE, Johnson's majority
about 100
In Mason and Jackson, about 20 majority FOL
Johnson.
Wood small majority for Camden.
p. 5. We have, as YET, no news from Fayee
anj Nicholas, though We have strong hopes Il
eiectns McClung, Dem. In Logan all the can
gain one there so, you see, there is a fair pros
pcc Of redeeming this section Of the State from
Wing thradom, with The single exception OF TIC
strong Wing county Of kanawha, which bids
fair 10 I've left "alone in her glory
WOOD AND RITCHiE-[l DEL
Reseacr0td!
Extract OF letter 10 gentleman in Wheeling
dated
PAREERsErRd, Wood Co., April %.
Sir: Being detained few minutes BY steam
boat, thought it would crafty you 10 inform you
that Neal DEM, is elected by majority OF more
than 300 10 the Legislature, Gin Wood ard lsit-
chie;) last year Wing by 20, partly 10 be siribut-
| ed 10 local causes. Mr.. Snodgrass informs me
that Johnson will receive majority OF from lou
10 300 in the 18th Congressional District. Cam
den, Wing, has received but SO majority in this
county, against 20i for Clay last Fall. Virginia
stands trust, disseminated and regeneraled.
=. S. The majority in ibis Congressional Dis
| trict, last Fall, was but l1O.
BROOKE.
For Congress: Brown D, AS; Allen, W., 2Ss
mai for Brown l27.
For House OF Delegates: Miller, d., 1885, FL
der, W., 30S-majority for Miller 81
TYLER-Rc1ecmcd!
For Congress: Brown, D., i72; Allen, W., 22a
-DTOWHS UldJ Sfc. 90, =,
For House OF Delegates: West, D.: 3sii Bo
yers, D., 2l6; Williamson. W. iO-Wcsl's maj
" ACcoMACK.
To the Editors NJ Me Enquirer:
All hail Democracy If Accomack 'Tha
shall be hereafter? No-but that 'loie IS triumph
ant! 80
For Legislature VIM. II. B. Gusts, d., $50
John II. Gusts, D.. 501; Pits, W., 49, farfa
more, W., 46l. 500,
For Congress: Bayly COS, Souhall 999-Bay
lys majority in the county POS. Last year th'
vote was, 555to 423-Baylys majority l32. MT
Clay's majority in the county was 93
PlrrsYLvASiA CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRicT.-Th'
following is the result in this District:
Tredway thealham