Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-14
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION RETURNS
VI Il q | Y / A.
BOTE rOURT.

10 Inc EQl.Sls q! me Enquirer.
FlNc4sgLg, Nov. 9th, ls4S
Gentlemen aror you line 70 say that The
majority 10. Inc Democyac Republican caDdi-
dates, Cas- and Butler is 222 in this county
This is 81 increase 0: 100 over Inc vote in the
las, Con- -cs>ioaal election. The majority Icss
however thar ii 1914" Bat you will recollecl
,ha, we op'y p-c,n'sed majority OF 200, in The
late Convention I'D in Lynchhura-and when
The FACT j. ken i4;o consideration that the Fed.-
raj Wing -. ..!iss ~ 'raylar aut Fillmore
Taylor 30 .5n,lef. and Taylor alone, and Clay
and Fillmore, twih the Federal Electors On all
the tickets anc nat al the Sheriiis and most q
The Officer .; ,7e couDly, (Cons!ables, &C. were
against u, - 1sl a, largS portion CT the Iron
interest, - uld soy. lcslt tine for old Denc
cratic Boteloun Yours, respectfully.
(Our Available Nil ary friend Col J. I An.
deTson, will &c tha, noble Boeiourt has sufi
cien,ly rebuked his boas,iul promises in the Whis
Convention last winter. On that occasion he
said hat he had been sent to tina, Convention by
Doth Democrats and Wings, and Ina, Old FAC
would in very largely, il not carry The county
The above returns fully refu!c his predictions
Eno.]
BoTEToURT, Sth Nov, 1913.
To the Editors Of he Enquirer:
Gentlemen Two hundred and twenty two
guns for old Botetouct! We Yesterday had 10
battle with H'higgery in every form, and we
have than redeemed our pledge at the
Lynchburs Convention. The official poll is,
for Cass AMI Butler, 6S4 for Taylor and Fill
more, 462 Cass's majority 222. | think the
Wing party here are the best drilled party
ever knew The Democrats were not all al
the polls. all have acted like old Botetourt,
all will be we'll
10 as Editors cfMe Enquirer
MATHEWS.
Gentlemen: In fermer communication
promised Tor Mathews that she would not do less
than she did ia 1874, and am happy 10 say nov
that she has noey redeemed the promise then
made Tor her. Ia was present Al The close OF The
polls and the vote stood:
Cas- and Butter, 100
Taylor and Fillmore, l35
Leaving clear majority for Cass and BQticr
of55. The majority IN 1874 was 50.
Ihave just heard from Gloucester and she also
has given dseided majority for Cass and Builder
Notwithstanding the lsrgs nun5er Of ,condc,t,.l
changes whica i, was SAID hai taken place there
during the summer. The Democratic majority
there is about20
MIDDLESEX.
To the Editors OF the Enquirer;
URsANNA Va Nov 9, lS4S.
Genllemsn-Selo@ give the vote o. Middle
sex county. The woes given al Urbanna and
Jamaica are otficia'; the majority at Sandy Bot
Tom as reported, bu; received from pretty good
Wing authority: For Cass- Urbsnna IS, Ja-
maica 81; total 96. For Tayior-U rbauna 81,
Jamaica Is, Ssndy Bo,'om II majority; total ST.
Cass's majority in the County g. Yours, &c
To the Editors of The Enquirer:
SALuDA Mdd!esex CO.. Nov. 10, Is4S.
Messrs Etiiors-l avail myself OF The frs, mail
to give you the result of The Presidential Election
10 this county, which came of very calmly on
Tuesday last: For Csss-Uroanna IS, Janai-
ca 81; total So. For Tavor-Urbanna 81, ia
maca l3, Sandy Bottom lG majority; total So
Majority for Cass in the county 10.
This may be considered triumph in a county
where the Wings claimed d majority OF fifty u
10 The day Of election ] understand that Cas-
ha. majority Q. l6 in Gloucester
KANAWHA.
Taylor's majority In this ccua;y, as lar as
heard from, is 47S-oHe precinct 10 hear from
which will make i, 500 10 $40, SIS is supposed
Since 1874, pats OF Boone and Putnam have
been taken from Kanawha.