The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-28
THE U UNION.
Not more than half the usual number Of votes were

IN IO1y.
Not more than half the usual number Of votes were
Browne (dem) reelected
ROANOKE.
For Congress-Chapman, dem, 2sl Preston, wing,
''i fr I aS%ss ri asR%a Cook dem no oppo
sition 81
RAppAIANNocK.
For Congress-At Washington Pendleton, whig, 81
ton, So. AT Speryvlle Pendeton, rs; Hunton, Sc AT
Flint Hill Pendeton so; Hunton, ST. AT Amssville !;
Pendle!on 35; Hunton. So P.s maj, 81.
For Houss-Strother, wing, 800; Starke, dem, $50.
The Lynchburg Vrginian has the following reported
majorites:
BoTEToURT
For Congress.-Chapman. dem, 3i5; Preston, wing,
3l2 Folks majority IN 1914, sol.
For House o. Delegates dem, reelected.
WYTHE
For Congress Fulton, (whig) 325; McMullen,
dem l95 Gooison, (dem:,) So.
MONTGOMERY
For Congress.-Prcston's majority 1914
FLOYD.
For Cong,ess.--Preston's majority 100.
HALIFAX.
For Congrsss.-Tredway, (dem 655; Flournoy,
(whg) 3l7. Tredway's majority POS
For House Of Delegates. and Stovall, (dems.,
reelected.
For Congress.--Flournoy, $780, Tredway 2is. Ma
jony for Flournoy II.
PTTsYLvANIA
For Congress Flournoy, (whig0 coo; Tredway.
(iem,) as. Majority for Flournoy 1911.
For House Of Deegotes-Messrs. Tunstall and Laner,
GREENBRIER
Preston's reported majority $780,
PULASKI
Preston's majority reported to be lo6
By THIS NIGHTS WESTERN MAIL
From the Winchester Vfrginian.
In our county (Frederick) the election passed off very
quietly The vote about an average one, and It has
resulted as it did last year, in the election of demo-
crat and one whg with this important difference, how
egate of whgery % votes-thus showing that the
former maiores given to the wing candidate were no
true index OF the strength OF federalism IN Frederick
county.
AS it regards The Congressional canvass in this district,
we have yet been unable to obtain the full returns.
There is however, no doubt OF the election OF MT Bed
niger by majority sufficiently decisive to convince the
feieralss how utterly futile must be all their efforts to
fost federal representative upon this democratic dis
uic and we, therefore, take It for granted that they will
not have the temery to make another attempt In that
way in a hurry. lr
Mr. Bedmgers majority we presume, will approx
mate to 800; and but for the overweenng confidence
which the democracy had in his success, it would have
doubtless been double that amount We trust that the
supne democrats will now see the folly of absenting
themselves from the polls and the Indiana boys false
ones the mischief which they have produced, by shame
fully deserving from their own, and gnobly fighting in
the ranks of the enemy little Of vigilance, firm
ness and fidelity would only have secured US the cleo
ton of both of the democratic candidates. but also our
usual triumph in the district, and should have been
spared the modification of listening to the chucklng OF
the ederaists over drawn battles and reduced maor-
ties.
Frederick: Bednger 79; Kennedy, $50. Jefferson
Kennedy leads Bednger 276 votes Clarke and Warren
Col f. B. Jacobs 3D. elected delegate Bedinger leads
Kennedy IL in Clarke. In Warren, his majority is
ported at 100. Berkeley Kennedy's majority III.
Hampshire: Hieu, and Allen CD elected, Redinger's
majority Sc. Page Bedinger's reported majority 45a
Morgan elects Thompson, democrat (and gan,) and
also gives Bedinger small majority.
ROCKINGHAM CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Shenandoah: Mcdowell leads Gray about 7o0 two
democrats elected to. the legislature. Rockingham: Nc
Dowe leads Gray about 500 and Bare and Martz, dems
elected to the legislature Augusta For Gray, about
SOL for Mcdowell about 21s. Rockbrdge Gray 3Ol
Mcdowell, pol
THE Ono DISTRICT.
| VIM G. Brown, dem, reelected to Congress without
serious opposition
The only change for the Legislature in eight of the
southwestern counties is in Monongala, where C. Tan.
zey dem, is elected
Thus we have three democratic gains for the Legislature
by the western mail-in Morgan, Monongalia and Hair
rison counties,