Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-13

NORTH CAROLINA.
Daniel (D.) is doubtless elected 10 Congress
over Arlington 3D. and Toole (Taylor Demo
crat) Tic majcrics are, for Daniel, in War
rem, 40; Johnston, AZ; Franklin, l6O; Wake,
III; Halifax l49-in all, 1908.
For Arlington, in Nash 43i; Edgecombe, l55
in all $685. Daniels majority Ala.
Gen. J. J. Mckay, (D.) late Chairman OF The
Committee on Ways and Means, is doubtless re-
elected.
10 the town OF Wilmington, New Hanover
county, the vote stood: Mckay go, Hall lO3,
BRYAN "A.
In Cumberland county, (oficiaD mckay COS,
Hall al, Bryan SO.
Al two precincts in Robson, Mckay i54,
Hall 100, Bryan /.
The returns indicate pretty surely The election
OF venable (D) over Kerr (W) A postscript
in the Wing Milton Chronicle says, Venable's
majority in Caswel county is about 70O, and IN
Person county 233 The Union has been fur
pished with the following statement switch
seems 10 secure the election Of the able and eff
cienl Veiable":
Kerr's reported majority in Chatham, Orange
and Glany,Ile SIC
Venabie's maj in Person ~
DO DO in Caswell 500
I'LL
Venabe'- maj in the district 80
The Wings counted confidently on this dis
i,ict.
Il will be seen That, in spite of the miserable
Wing gerrymander, the Democrats have aIea-
dy carried three members OF Congress. The
Wings conceded Them t,co al the tarthesl.
We have nothing more, save that, al Carthage,
Leake, Dem, beats Barrneer, Wing, 81 votes.
Thus far The Democracy OF North Carolina
have done we'll.
ALABAMA.
We have but few additional returns, The Mo-
bile Register having tailed TO reach US for TWO
days. The Mobile Wing Advertiser issued an
Extra with grand flourish, but lis revised edi-
lion cools of considerably. II appears that Mo-
bile county has given, for Governor, majority OF
ia to Davis, W., over Chapman, D., and, for
Congress, a majority OF l63 10 Gayle, W., over
Taylor, Dem.
BALDWIN CousrY.-For Governor, Chapman
received majority of 10. For Congress, Tay-
Tor had majority Of a.. For Senate, Hall, W.,
received majority OF 4S. For Representative,
| Mcdonald, D., had majority OF 81. The two
precincts 10 hear from usually give Wing ma
| iority OF some 10 10 Is votes.
We have yet some hopes Of Taylor's election
10 Congress, from the following lrgubrons nole
| Of the Mobile Advertiser:
aGcy GAYLE Is not doing so rel in Baldwin as
we expected"
We see nothing in the returns from Alabama
10 Justify The premature" Growing Of The Wing
papers.
Mobile county has elected Wing Senator and
| Two members II The lower House, and one De-
mocraic member. Percy Walker, who leads The
| whole ticket.
First District Owen, D., 223; Embree, W.,
4l9. %, =,
Second Distric,-Heney, D., 8o5; Davis, W.
1877. o., ,
Third Dislrct-Robinson, D., Sol; Hackle-
''I Fn'ur,h District-C. b. Smith, W., elected BY
Fif,b Dslrict-Wick, D., SO; McCarty, W.,
Sinh Dis,rict-Dobson D., 1925; Dunn, W.,
| $50. Dobson no doubt elected.
Seventh Dslrcl-Thompson, W., probably
| elected.
KENTUCKY.
Fifth Disirict-Thompson, w is elected by a
| large majority over Wicklltte, u.
SIKH Disricl-Adams, W., The regularly no
minated candidate, is elected.
Seventh District Louisville: Merriwelher, ",
1890; Duncan, w., 1856. Carroll: Merr'we.
lhcr 10 majority. The Louisville Democrat, OF
The 5th, comedies The election Of Duncan, W., by
$50 majority.
| Eighth District Morehead, W., is elected by
about 500 majority. o
Tenth Dislric,-Gaines's, W., maj. j, loi.
RICHMOND AND OHIO RAILROAD.
AT meeting of the friends oil The Richmcnd
and Ohio Railroad Company, on Saturday, Inc
1h August, l647:
On motion Of Mr.. Lyons, G. W. Munford, was
called TO the chair and r. R. Duval was appoint
On motion made by several gentlemen, The fol
lowing were appointed Delegates 70 the Conven'
lion 10 meet al Lynchburg on The 22d September
next:
val. John S. Caske, II. I. Taliaierro, J. J. Fry
Il. L. Kent, John Enders, r. c. StanaFd, John
Mabsp, ]. r. Anderson. P. w. Grubbs, G: w
Muntoid, Thomas Il. Ellis, T. A. Rust, T. J.
Deane, Bernard Peyton, Erwin Robinson James
Cav. r. 3. Haxal Corbn Warwick, Henry
Erali, James Lyons, Fleming James, Writ Ro
binson James Wickham.
On motion Of Mr. R. II. jenkins,
Re,ofred That The committee appointed by This
meeting 10 attend The Railroad Convention a.
Lynch6urs, are requested TO hold meeting a! an
early day, ascertain wha, number will aiteno
and if necessary 10 supply vacancies or eniaige
'Ae' G. w. MUNFoRD, President.