Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-19
ELECTIONS.

I ALABAMA. --Ihc Mobile Register oi id~' -"
| day Gives returns, Official and unofficial, ir'h
twcnry-six Counties in which the majority i''
Martin, Independent Demacial, over Terry, ie@"
lar nominee is 6l90. twill be Difficult; for Ter
r. 10 overcome This in The remaining lwenly-lonI
counties in North Alabama. The chances arc
in favour Of Martins ccclion-lhouSh II i yc'
very doubtful, who is Governor.
For Cunnress-In the Mobile District, majority
for Darean, Democrat, over Dunn, Wing, is ''oo'
A great triumph
In The second, or Montgomery District, tii'liaia'
Whig, has malorilies in Montgomery, Macon,
Russell, Barbour and Pike, amounting to SUI.
Cochran, Democrat has majority oil lSu IN
Henry, and 215 in Coffee. billiards present
majority is therefore BIG, with CuyinSton and
Dale 10 lie heard from, which gave in November
las. Democratic majority of 39S. CovInston
is reported Ia have given small majority for
Cochran, leaving The contest 10 be decided by
Dale which was l17 Democratic last year.
Tie Mubil. Advertiser, (W.,) "cnleIlains g.
riou, far, Tia, lIllIiarl i, defeated II 80,
Alabama will present in The next Congress- an
unhroken Democratic front.
In 3Id District, w l.. lancey, (D,) reelected
without opposition.
M Did,il-W. w. Payne, Dem, reelected
hy large majority oyer Ervu Dem.
In 9Th District, llouson Dem, reelected over
Nooe Dem; and in 9Th District, Rcnben Chap
man, Dem, reelected without opposition
m Uiali,i-Thc Mobile Register says:
@Felix G.. Mcconnell opposes 5. f. Rice, the
regular nominee, both Democrats. Mcdonnell
beats Rice 300 in Chambers, 3G2 in Tailadcsa
H. in Tallaroosa. Rice gels 81 III Benton, and
Cherokee 10 be heard from. Mcconnell IS un'
lou.;e,ly elected Tbs, most curious pan Of this
election is, lhal after Mcdonnell had been de-
nounced Tor Two years, throughout the Wing pa
rcrs, Tor personal misconduct disgracelul 10 The
State they made no nomination ui their own
bul took him up aud elected him over The regular
candidate"
YESTERDAY We gave The returns from l. com
lies, in which Ike Democratic gain since Novem
Ter was ~.
We have since heard from other counlies-
showing Democratic gain OF less as follows:
GaaAnlcI>on -, Campbell 100, Cooke iG
Carter 2G, Claiborne %, Montgomery 80 Gile
! 81, Hickman 10 Smith l22--To;al gain $50.
L"M-aIcNinn 93. Bradley 80, Monroe 50
Sewer 80 GlccncGl, Warren 12-'rolal l1s> :Gi
Aciss stands a, in The Presidential election.
Sclt Democratic gain in above IG cuuniir:
l36.-and in All lie s.: counties heard IRON, $50
Besides this [says Tie unionl We have lrpcte'
gains for Mr.. Blown of 20 votes in Cameron, Ct
1rI,
Now, as NJ cay; inajoriiy was only rs, v,
may safely say with the Union, Aaron V. Browi
is certainly elected Governor ana W think Iii
majority will reach two thousand"
The rciurns Tor Congress are moi full enonsl
10 make any prob able calculation
For the Legislature, we have gained one il
each Giles, Bedford, Roanc Monroe, ana The Sc
major in Blcdsoe and Marion making ; gains
This already ncuralizrs The Wing majority d
six in the last Legislature and gives Us majo
ritz Of !oHr. Bul there is no doubt of Other
gains. 50 as 10 secure substantial majority q
joint ballot and U. s Senator.
KENTUCKY.
The National lntellisencer OF yesterday claim,
the election OF Trumbo W., over Frencll, d., Is
&C. and eight Waigs ont Of The len members %
Congress- On The other hand, The Union Of Sa.
lurlay night says;
IA Louisville neutral paper states, that Mar
lin, Dem, is probably elected in The dilric! lately
representative Mr. John White. The former Whiy
Speaker; and also, that Mr. Caldwell, Dem. is
reelected in the 9Th Although not prepared Ia
assure The readers ot the Union of these results
we lake courage 10 hope for them, from The all
>encc Of all detailed returns with which our up.
poncnls are usually we'll supplied, when vclori.
Gus"
This would make il stand FIVE and FIVE, as be-
fore, if French be elected.
INDIANA.
About II Democrats majority IN mini bollni