The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-24
Virginia Elections.
Tur NouYoIK DISTRICT

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To the Editors of the Enquirer:
CuLpKrrR C. H., April D. 1917.
One thousand cheers for old Cuipepv
This has been most glorious day for the democracy Of
We have heard definitely from all the pre-
cnes in the but enGngn Is Hmo%m % Nh ' ob '
Barbour r, by from 20 to 80 Below you have the
ali, viii give Barbour from IS 10 30 majority
Al the e9arthouss Saughers majority was ~; at ste
sunset, there was majority Of A for Slaughter
We had no regular candidate for Congress- but some OF
Pendeton very close in this, Pendletons county
p s. Shelton f. Leake was sweeping everything before
him in Madison at O'Clock to-day
CHESTERFIELD
To the Editors of the Enquirer;
county. trf'.
For congrsss Walter D. Lsake ssasm) $40; John M
For State Sendte.James II. Cox (dem,) 52; b. w. Fin
ney (whig) 1875 Cox's majority BIZ
House Of Delegates W Jones (dem) 5sl; Holden
To the Editors of the Enquirer:
congratulate yon and the party the triumphant
of Mr. Lewis E. Harve in the good old republican
county of Amelia, Notwithstanding the difficulties with
which he was supposed to be surrounded He has beaten
his wing opponent every precinct in the county and
elected by handsome majority Ihs Is great triumph tor
make another struggle for this county.
This election demonstrates that the people OF Amelia
always the principles of the party do not need and
will wear the of party, submit dcta-
ton any quarter Looking the object of party organ
party aeion Gen Dromgooe and Mr. Cox also received
considerable maortes cannot give you the exact state
of the polls, but you may rely the above results.
LOUISA
To the Editors of the Enquirer:
GESTEMEN; send the result of the election in this
county We are oeaen lo ne o. aos anu
Bolts, has given Mr. Leake 81
KING WILLIAM
Beae's majority for Congress- 200 H. B. Tomlin (dem)
elected the House of Delegates.
KING QUEEN.
David p Wright (dem) elected to House of Delegates
About 10 majority for Beale.
PowHArAN
s"as;cmFn"sv S Sss d tsaa ISL 49,
House.-Cocke, (whig,) 2il Porter, (dem.,) 1875.
GoocHLAND.
Leake's majority reported at lo5
FLUvANNA.
Irvngs (whig) majority for Congress reported as 95
CUMBERLAND.
rvings majority for Congress said to be 100 Thornton
(whig) elected to House of Delegates.
ALBEMARLE.
Reported majority of 800 for Goggin.
Reported majority ofs for Goggin.
From the Richmond Republican.
DINwIpDIE
Boiling the Whg candidate oE v Congress beats ROm
Of Delegates by large majority. Wing gain.
BUCKINGHAM C. II.
For Congess,-Irvng's majority IS.
New STORE.
Irving's majority 80
In Buckingham, Moseey Cw is elected the House Of
Delegates. gain.
PRINCE EDWARD C. H.
For Congess.-Bocock's majority 81.
ALIENS Precinct
Boo ocks majority 90
The above was the of the polls at different periods
of the day in the of Buckingham and Prin ce Ed
ward
ALBEMARLE
CHARLOTTESVILLE Aprl22
Ene Rrpr, I Won
heard from follows Goggns ma9ry at t *, Court a
which deduct Al Porter, and the wing majority is 3O7
Both parties here admit that the precincts to be heard from
You may rely on this the wing candidate is certai My
elected.
From the Norfolk Beacon.
Cry NORFOLK.
Comgress.-S Watts, (whig,) $40. A. Atkinson (dem,)
House Of Delegates-C w. Newton, (whig) 5ls. H.
Woods, (dem.,] 2s6 Newons majority 27s
PnINcEss ANNE-CoURT HOUSE.
Congyess.-A. Atkinson dem.,) 49, S. Watts, (whg,)
KEMpsvrLLE.
Congress- Watts, (whg,) 81 A. Atkinson, (dem.,)
Court House
House of DelegatesE. H. Herbert, (dem.,) 1853. John
W. Stone, (whig.,) 100
KxMrsvIIIy
John w stone (vhig) 80. E: H. Herbert, (dem.,) 81.
CREED's BRIDGE.
This precinct to be heard from.
Congressional election said to be n tie.
House of Deiegates.-Camm, (whg) believed to be
elected.
Isle of Wight Sussex Surry,' and Southampton, demo
cratc,) and Nansemond, (whg,) not heard from.
SUSSEX.
State of the polls Henry precinct at halfpas 4oclock
p. m (not more than three or four more to voe.)
For Ges s;nseLbsns 5s g. W %n's 8 Is
For the House of Dsiegates.-Briggs, n; Jarrat, a.
ROCKINGHAM DISTRICT.
The Harrsonburg Register says that, ''athough the
vote taken comparatively thin one, owing to the
busy situation of many of farmers, yet the result
shows that old Rockingham God bless her y is where
she ever has stood-on the side of her country and de-
mocraGy." The returns from Rockingham herself are
not yet complete The vote at pesentsstands For Nc
Dowell he last republican representatives. 1904; for
Gray, (whig) 256. The Port Republic precinct to be
heard from.
TENTH DIsTRIcT.-The western mail last night brings
from this district, where Andrew Kennedy (whig)
gress. In three counties heard from, the vote stands:
jefferson - 6lI 3i5
Frederick 726 762
Berkeley SOB 3S9
1850 1896
This gives Kennedy 1854 majority and leaves the counties
of Clarke Hampshire, Warren, Page and Morgan hear
FROM which in 1874 gave Mr.. Polk about 500 majority.
baltimore Patriot.