The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-05-03
OLD VIRGINIA in A BLAZE OF GLoRYl

OLD VIRGINIA IN A BLAZE OF GLORY!
The wreath thickens around her honored brow.
We had no conception Of the extent of the triumph.
Fourteen out offfteen members Of Congress, rcpub-
leans! A majority Of about hcenty in the House
of Delegates, probably ten in the Senate and about
thirty on joint ballot Well may the last Charles
ton Mercury say:
Virginia will at last have Senator who will rep
resent her pure principles. The result Of this cleo
ton is Of the greatest value to the South, and we
shall dwell more at large on the high import of IT,"
We are indebted to the Richmond Enquirer Of
this morning for the following brilliant details:
Yesterday. heard Of democratic gains in Giles and
Mercer, Csbe and Wayne Logan. On place q Farley
Richie Patrick and Floyd-viz:1 This gives US net
democratic gain Of 10 membe or 81 votes, and majority
enty in the House, and fen In the Senate or 30 on joint
ballot and only nine counties now to hear 'FRONT.'.
Johnson democrat probably elected to Congress from
wtcher whig elected to the SENATE in pit,sylvania dis.
tric las. democratic No returns from shims dis
trictn All this Is glory enough for one campaign
CABELL WAYNE, Molly ReeoUersd!
TO the editors ofthe Enquirer
CABELL CoURr-HousE, Va. April o. 1s45.
Messrs EDroRs hasten TO inform you Of the result Of
our election in the counties Of Cabel and Wayne Ad
kns Beuhring the wing candidate. far heard
from 49, and small precncfto hear from, which gives
about 30 votes and we may certainly calculate on Ad
Joseph has over competitor Camden la votes
majority, and the small precinct to hear from, which,
Of the opinion, will increase Johnsons vote some 10
calc uiatons. Yonr friend.
GILES & MERCER-Redeemedi
To the editors of the Enquirer:
s GILES G. H. April 26, ls45
herewith give youthe result Of the election ofths
ty and Mercer: 20
For Congress Chapman SIS, Miller ,aa-msjority for
For House Of Delegates Pendleton (dem) ss7 in Giles
and 2Os in Mercer--total, $751;
KANAwHA REGIoN--BriiLanf success,
An Intelligent and valuable correspondent gives the
lowing cheering intelligence which goes far beyond any
thing we expected:
To the editors Of the Enquirer:
KASAwHA, g. H,sApril IS.
Gentlemen: Since the arrival Of the stages this evening
received the reports hive the result In
this section of the State glorious and reflects immortal
honor firm and unterrifed democracy Throw ng
asdea sectional and personal considerations, they have
united with the utmost nnanimy and zeal ip support Of
their principles and the candidate Of the party the other
ed by majority the presidential vote Of
fall have only time before the cosing OF the mail
the returns from this county and The results, =
reported, from Cabel, Wayne, Mason, and jackson.
For Cougress-Johnson denny 1885, Camden (whi } 72l.
For House Of Delegates-Patrck (W) 6l7, Smith (W)
In Caben and wayne Adkins DENY is elected over
In Mason sDd JscksUn adams idem IL elected Arm
In Wood and Ritche Neal ldem) II certainly elected.
n csDs and !Shn.on majority about c0
Wood s'I" . maj I majority for Camden. 'S
r. s-We have as yet no news from .Fsyete and Mich.
oas though have strong hopes Of electing McCung
queny. gain there So you there il fair
prospect of redeemng this section Of the State from wing
ihado, with the single exception Of the strong wing
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