Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-12

"The Kentucky Inellioencer, published al Co
vinston, congratulates lis readers on Col lib
batts's success-which The editor conceives 10 be
past doubt
The Cincinnati Enquirer OF Wednesday says :
1--WE have a few returns from the Tibbait>
District, bur, as the election will not close till this
evening, we do mol think them worth publication.
They certainly would be unsatisfactory to any
reader, for he would know nothing more OF The
final result after reading theni than il he had not
seen figure. The race, so We arc told, between
Tibbas, Democrat, and Gaines, Wing will be
very close"
FIRST GrN FRoM INDIANA IFhiggery nlerly
routed IN FloBd County The following glorious
returns were received from New Albany last
night after the volcs were counted off. They are
from the whole county. The victory is complete.
The whole Democratic ticket is elected by an I'M
precedented majority:
For Congress-Majorily for Henley, Demo-
crat 1877.
For Representa,ve-Majoriiy for Jones, De-
mocrat, LOG.
| For Sheriti'-Majority for Walker, Dem, ll3.
| For A udi,or- Majority for Bradley Dem, 1875.
All the rest of the Democratic ticket elected by
handsome majoriles. The State is sale without
doubt.
Switzerland county.-For Congress, Eggeston
(Whig) A mai. Democratic loss, 50.
For observation-disclosures (Dem) "a mai,
same as last year.
OHIO eountu.-For Congress, Smith DEM
373 Eggleston (Whig) 3Gl. Dem. gain 81.
One township 10 hear from, which will increase
Smiths majority.
p. S. By yesterdays mail, we have received
few scattering and confused returns:
KEsrUcKY.-The Baltimore Sun says:-"The
returns from Kentucky consist principally OF the
frs, and second days voting. We have the vote
of Covinglon up TO the close of the third day,
which gives Gaines, Wing, a majority of 1913
over Titbais Dem, for Congress.
"The returns from the Lexington District at
the close OF the second day show a majority for
Garrett Davis, Wing, over Thomas Marshall,
Dem, of nearly GOO, which The Wing papers say
will moi be decreased by the final vote.
"The entire vote on the first day of The Filth
Congressional District gave Young Wing, a
majority for Congress OF 325-Clay's majority
was 443 in the district
"At Louisville, on the close ofthe second day.
Thomasson, Wing, had majority over Mutual,
Dem, Of 5i4. 10 the county Nualls majority
was CO."
The Baltimore American gives the full vote in
Mason county-for Gaines 1914, Tibbats $50.
The National Inteligencer, upon The reports Of
Wing papers, thinks il probable that Davis is
elected over Marshall; Thomasson, w., over
Nu,,all, d.; Gaines W., over Tibbas d.; Young
w over Stone D.; Mckee W., over Adams w.
and Martin d. The Inelligencer adds: 1.-THE
returns from MIR. Frenchs 3D. District, nd-
cate that he is reflect cd" This district gave Mr..
Clay 1896 majority.
INpiANA.-Wayne Couniv-C B. Smith has
755 majority over Finley, Wight gave Clay
ss5 majory.-3 Wings TO Legislature.
Fayette County.-C B. Smiths majority ISL
ii gave Clay 1872 Wings 10 Legislature.
Marion Conny-Wick, d., has majority for
Congress OF 90, over Foley Wing. Clay had a
majority of 81 in this county.-2 Democrats
elected to Legislature by 63 majority. Demo-
cratic gain.
Harrison County Wilson Wing, has ma
ioriiy Of 40 over Owen, Democra. Clay's ma
jori,y was los.
Crawford County. Wilson, Wing, has ma
jorily OF % over Owen, Democrat. Clay's ma
jority was 65.
Jefferson counly.-Marlin, Wing, has majo-
rily of 2Os. Cays majority los. Representa-
tives Chambers, Dem, elec,ed-eain; Wise,
Wing, do; The other two candidates tie.
Union counly-smith, Wing, majority Ct over
Finley, Wing. Clay's majority was 10. De-
mocrat and Wing TO Legislature. Last year
Wing.
Henry county-Smihs majority over Finley
400. Clay's majority was 453.