Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-01

question; Majors and S;ovall being in favor OF 4
Convention on the mixed basis, and Watkins
and Hughes opposed 10 it,
BOTETOURT-John w Thompson. Dem
reelected without opposition. Jno. McCauey's,
DEM, vote Tor Senate l55.
STAFFoRD.-Edward Firzhusb, D., 2Is
Browne, D., l04. Fi,zbugh.'majofiIy l45.
ND-Hannibal Chandler
W., elected BY SO majority over Henry Garnet.
the next highest of tie 3 Wing candidates.
King GEORGE-RobeH Wallace, w. re.
elected over J. S. Quiscnberry, W.
HUMBERLAND-Sam Harcum.
D., elected over Edward Nelms, D.
CULPEPER.-Fourc Candidates, all Wings.
Daniel F. SIaush'r e.ec,ed-havins received
lS9i Egeborn 1867; Harsbofough $50; Fish
back 49,
RAppAHANNoCK.-Jas. F. slro.her (w)
reelected over DR.. WicSlin, ID
GREENSVlLLE WIN. Il. Walker, Dem,
Reelected without opposition
SUSSEX.--John b. Freeman, Dem, re-elect-
ed BY majority OF 50 over Walker, Dem.
PIITSfLVANlA.-Ja Laner and w.
?. Tunsa Wings, Reelected The vote stood
Lanier 421, Tunsal iQs, Smith lS6, Grassy So.
! NELSON erow, Wing, 32s; Coleman.
Dem, 2O4 Perows lnajouly l24
DINWlODlE
Sydnor, W. w. T. Thompson, q.
Al Courthouse, 1853 I3i-mai for S. 10
Al l Dayilps' 81 57-esua
al stewards, lists maj. 3S
PSI 3O6-T's mai 10.
NO opposition 10 Dr. T. t. Sco!I for The Senate.
FRANALiN.-Stree'5 32, Carper 352, Clai-
borLe 239, Mackenheimer 1876, Helm l23, Thomp.
son 63, Holland l6 Greer lG--all Democrats but
Greer, VIM. A. Street and - Carper elected
One Deihocie"c gem.
BEDFORD.-From the vote atths Courthouse
anu one oil lhe precincts We think that Reaves ;
SIeiuss. anu '" M. baT"eii, ESqs, are elected
uo'eSaes.
AMHERST.
Poweirs majority a, the Courthouse, 9s
al Pediar Mills, 9
al Buffalo Springs, 81
-
l6l
Dili2rd's majority al his own ,,ore, &c
al Walters Mills 20----S6
Powell elected b. 70
n thc E,i,.,, az ,5c En.
r,."Ic' ..no, ,c,c
Gentlemen send v1n h.l,r .,',sr 80 .
the nns for his cons,w a. w.. s"aa .,h. !.
close Yesterday evening. The ma;,ri,y for Roam
"on,a uave ueeh comparatively small, but for the
aPa.ny Wnich peivadea our ranks, particularly
u sne upper ana h.iaa!e paris OF Inc county
n NTane ~
t4"'e io4
a.,
Majority 10! noane %
Against School l4s
For do 100
Majority against School 80
Respectfully &C., UNUS.
MONONGaIIa
Niopa,.ro,p. ", arr; 81 ,sac
Gentlemen: II is with feelings OF regret that
G.'ountt ~ Suu .hc ueied. Oh INC hepuocah
fl,c.ed over his hi,hss, onnonsr, bv n,,;or,,,.
of e.. The vote stands as follows. Brown
Wing. 252 Cooper, Democrat, 1885, Bcwlby,
democrat, i9o; John, Democrat, 10 Shlweli,
.ThT;,, a. So ,,,,.a o.o - ..,,;.. -
lions IL men. who would rot submit, 10 q Cupven-
lion, knowing, too, that Uni.sd States Senator
IS TO be elected next Winter. hope i. will be a
lesson Tor the fnure.
have Just learned that Colonel Fairfax OF
| preston county is eecled-0nly IL votes being
lnrown against HIM. You know the Colonel IS OF
| inc risht stamp am, gentlemen, yours.
PS hreaL ,bs coal n oire f,r,bo- nous hv
| ,he Southern mail W. ,rs dote.,oJ ,,,.rah -
Tho Ohio r;v.r co,anoi t1ar,nona Mh!e, ;s
! aIo.,os ~ Mar;. -. ~ 80 ~,
e'..'eu ," "i"''9, ~ Nv so'es, owe, Ulysses M
~ Daiu.u, !" rs, 70 eiec'eo IA iayIGr-nd
JoiiS no' nraiG. Duncah IS eiectea 10 hsr,ison
,oS' 2Io,j. D" = % .oi, oos Duhcah, whs
-, oao' '"'' -, rioWeis' pemo-
o o.d' roo, aNon' Dsn'octa., 90 slou., democrat
~, n:oi - eiGe'eu "'nou' opPoSh,oh ~
"oou anu n'.en'c' pdfoour ana hahdoiph,
| uofe aIa oeie'e, "iH e'anu AIni'
Il
Know II VIII ee regretted oy others besides nv.
sell.
JSIEOF WIGHT
nv =, -,
- "s 1.0te0's !" &c enquire"
BuRwELLs BAY, April "A, lS1G.
Messrs. Editors Having been one OF your sub
.cribers for many years. take The liberty Of eiv-
~ 30, ,h,,, ,onr, !, ~ o.,;on : ~.
''o Jo' '"o'' ~ ou"' y '"' e'e."o" - ''''-
county, and The attempts made 10 defeat our woF-
Thy and independent friend, Goodwin.
/ Ii has been the custom in this county fer The
candidates 10 90 abou, and mix much with the
people which has been The practice OF Mr. God
win from his boyhood, as much before as since
he has been candidate. He is now. and has
ever been krown 10 be the most popular man il
The county. and more universally beloved. He
h,e boon n s,sv c;-cpn.,ances--ho ia now poor.
| bc was nrovcd 10 h, more nnnuIar after The Ia.i
dollar was zone ,han when surrounded by all the
cnn,t,r,s Of lite
His nonular;lv is NOT ON lbs wanc-tar from il.
In ten DAYS from now he can bea, his opncnen,
| $50 votes or more if ,he peope would come 10
Inc polls. He j. now elected by "a n,aiori,y-a
very small,urn out-2oO less thar usual. princi-
palIy Mr.. Godwin's friends. Although the Gus
tom is 10 mix with The people, Mr.. Goodwin. in
consequence Of a most severe domestic affection,
(,he loss OF an only son oul OF len children, !.
most nromisinp you,h Of rs wears OF are on
| sage from Liverpool y New Yoik) has not been
/ able 10 do so. his friends did not consider IL