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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21
Tuesday Morning, November II, 1874
RESULT In VIRGINIA.
woop County following is Inc vote

Taylor's majority il Wool county, iO4.
Our ca,a here j. 90. instead OF u, as previ-
oos'y reported.
Wiz; gives 81 Democratic majority, ins'eaa o.
10 Wing, as r-p pred-and Richie gives 2oo ma
oriiy, beias Democratic gain y %, anu no'
WING gain Of It, as computed in our table.
Doiiridee, To-. returns the handsome majority
Of 1909. being "A more than we had given her.
Correcting our tab. OF gains and losses oy me
above elements, and ny the additional oihcial
votes received from eleven counues, the case s'a-
ted SANDS az follows:
Democratic gains Taylor gains, OBJ
II 1873 counties 1859 1917
Ne, T,vlor gains in l33 counties 1876
There is still 1917 OF Folks majority 10 over
come, AMI only fv. counties 10 hear trcm-Viz
Logan, Jackson Braxon, Nicholas and GIlmer,
Gilmsr (n-w copnly) viii in all probability
give gain sufhclen, 10 indemnify The losses in
al the other counies 70 hear trom-and We may
sci down he 'najori'v in the noble Old Domn
ion Al least FfC.ssn Hundrsd While Alabaml,
with her IL 600 majority, and Mississippi, win
her 5000 majority, are said 10 be shlverins IN ine
wind We may vel o. proud 10 see the Ola Do
minion coming . CALAMITY out OF the contest
She more Than ever msfis m coaf 'ence and
congratulations II H. Dsno,.acg o. The Union;
and. IN lugn We nav. TO sdys oar notle l-ade'>,
Cass and Bu'ie!, che ilag ship 81 The Union"
floats proudly on ne Wal.fS, ready 70 give me
Federalists aGother bCoadsde, when the next ac-
ZION shall come an
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21
FIR the Enquirer.
SENATORIAL, ELECTION.


By proclamation OF The Governor OF The
Commonwealth, the vacancy occasioned in the
Senate OF Virginia, by he resignation OF James
h. Cox, Esq is 10 be filled by special election
IL De held on The second Monday III December. ln
casting our eyes around u 10 look tor suitable
peiscn 10 succeed Mr. Cox, il is 10 be presumed,
thai diversity OF opinion will be manifested
This s an innate principle, inseparabe from our
nature. Men are made 10 differ; bu when pub
lie opinion, fully and fairly expressed, gfaviaes
10 one roin', il is The duly OF be minority hold
ing the same principles with the majority 10 &C
qnIescc. The difference OF opinion in regard 10
The men 10 be selected 10 carry on, certain great
principles, should never engender those feuds
which rarely TAIL 10 defeat The party with
whom they are ioudd 10 exist. Now should
there be difference OF opinion as there sure
y wi! be, in regard 10 The individual 10 b.
chosen % bear aloft our banner, lei public
opinion settle that difference By selecting him
most acceptable 10 the people, and the minori-
y from sense otiheif rights will rot disregard The
rights OF others. As Chesterfield, for s1 year,
has had the honor OF giving 10 the District ITS r.
pfeseo'atlye, coaresy requires tina, the honor
should now be conferred upon some other por
ion. Under This view u the subject ! take leave
10 bring 10 the notice OF The voieIs OF the District
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS

AmoS the many interesting works we have
lately received, we are indebted to Harold 4
Murray for the following:
Stray Subjects arrested and Bound Ous'-
being The fugitive offspring Of the "Old 'Un'' and
the ''Young I'M with amusing illustrations by
barley.
tn: Discipline af Life, Novel
Part I'd Of the Image Of his Father a tale OF
yourg monkey, by The Brothers Mayhem
with Comic illustrations.
History Of Mary, Queen Of Sco's-by jacob
Abbot Of New York-an elegant little volume
from the Harpers' Press.
McClntock's and Crooks First Book IN
Gysek-contaning full view of the forms Of
words-arranged on the same excellent plan a
the First Book in Latin.
w have 10 thank Drinkcr < Morris for a
handsome volume, viz: Hreatts # Friendship :
made up of stories for the young, BY r. 5 Ar
thur and F. c. Woodwork.
A most interesting MINOR Of the respected
and beloved Miss Margaret Mercer of Virginia,
by Caspar Morris-a second edition, which
contains much additional and valuable matter,
touching her life
The Sugar planters Nanus'- being treatise
on the ar, of obtaining sugar from the sugar
cane, by w J Evans, VI d., with diagrams
4 very useful work for any of our citizens who
may emigrate 10 the sugar growing regions OF
Texas or California.
A fine edition of pi5gii-beiDg one OF the
highly approved Classical series-edited BY
Drs. Schmid; and Zumpt
The Philosophy Of Marriage, in lis social
moral and physical relations; by DR.. VI. RYAN
of the Royal Colleges Of Physicians and Sur.
gcons in London.
Saiias's Catiine and Jugurtha-also one OF
DR.. schmiiz and zumpt's Classical Series
witha map of Numidia.
The Image Of his FatAer or, One Boy is
more trouble than dozen Girls-a funny story;
by the author OF "The Greatest Plague of Life
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21
al6.l76 lll,962 1891:


Ii these returns are correct Taylors MAORI
~ in the whole State, over Cas-, will be l04,
pa, Van Burens majority over Cass. 6,956; and
Van Buren, and Cass over Taylor, 1874
GEORGIA. Returns from eishty-one coun-
lies in Georgia give Wing gain OF !, l9l votes,
compared with the Congressional vote last month.
MlSSISSlPPI-The ielesraphic coHespon-
dent Of the Charleston Courier writing under
date Of the evening Of the 18th inst says: "Mis-
s>sippi is doubtful. The returns, as far as re-
cevcd, show large gains for the Wing parry"
ALABAMA.-ln lhirly-eight counties in Al
ALBANIA, The Wing gain has amounted 10 eight
thousand two hundred and twenly-siY. There
are yet II Counties 10 be heard from, in which
in order 10 carry The State, Gen. Taylor will have
10 gain an average Of 270 notes in order 10 over
come Polk's majority OF II ,462 in 1872. The
State may therefore be considered as safe ior
Cass.
INDlANA.-Nolhins has been received by
telegraph from this Sale for several days, and
The last despatch placed the result in doubt. We
yesterday received. however, The Fort Wayne
Sentinel of The l4th, Wing paper, which says
tina, Cass will have a majority in the Stale OF al
least 5000.
ILLINOIS-The PitsbuIg Pos, has dss-
patch from Cincinnati, which states that illinois is
all heard from bu, twenty counties. Taylor has
a majority in those received Of 220-being a gain
for he Wings OF 1852 since The last Presiten
tial election. Pok's majority was 1882.
WISCONSIN -Milwaukie papers Of the 10Th
confirm he election Of Charles Dukse ". b.
Free Soi) 10 Congress from that disricr.
The Sentinel corroborates Inc report thai Cole
(Whig) and Doly (Cass) have been elected 10 me
other Two districts.
Cass has in the State 1000 votes more than
Taylor Who has 1000 more than Van buren,.
The Senate SANDS Taylor, Van buren, ~
Cass; The House, Is Taylor Is Van buien, 70
Cass; joint ballot, 10 Wing, % Free SOIL, 50 De-
mocratic.
DELAWARE.-The following IS the official
vote cast in Delaware al the recent Presitenia!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21
SENATORIAL. ELECTION.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING ~ POWHATAN.
Al meeting of portion Of the Democracy
OF Powhatan, at the Grove Tavern, on Satur
day, 18th November, lS45; on motion, by Col.
Hopkins, Charles i. Forsee was called to the
Chair, and Edward w. Bass appointed Secre-
lary. The object Of the meeting was explained
BY Colonel Hopkins, after which he offered the
following Preamble and Reso utions, which
were unanimously adopted
Whereas, vacancy in the Senatorial repre-
sentalion f ON this district has occurred by the
resignation Of our worthy and faithful Senator,
James H. Cox, Esq and an election, upon very
short notice, TO supply the vacancy, has been or
dered b. the Executive, be II, therefore,
|. Resolved, That the Democracy OF Pow
hatan, here assembled, deeming it indispensa-
BILE that Convention of Delegates from the
district should be held before the election TO no.
inmate candidate for the Democratic party to
supply the vacancy, do recommend 10 our poll
teal friends in the other counties of the dis
trict, including the town Of Petersburg, TO ap-
point delegates 10 assemble for the purpose
aforesaid, al The Columbian Hotel, in the City
Of Richmond, on Tuesday evening, the 9Th day
OF December next-say o'clock, P. NJ.
2. Resolved, That the following gentlemen be
appointed to represent the Democracy Of Pow
natdn IN the Saln convention, VIZ : IT. 40
Crump, Col. Saml. Drake, Col. II. L Hopkins
Ed F. Baugb, John F. Simpson, Frs. J. Samp-
son, VIM. G. Wilkinson, Capt. Jno c. Porter
Capt Vim. McGrudcr, David Lapradc, Thos.
+ Talbot, Fred Rudt Madison Tally, Henry
a. Hancock, Dr.. Osborne Drake, Etward
Scott, ST., VIM ". Michaux, Tscharner Mi
chaux, Danl. 0. Jennings, DR.. Joseph a. Mayo,
Capt. Jos. Wren, James r. Gates, Ro. q. Grail
lee; and the Chairman and Secretary added.
3. Resolved, That if the said Conyention
should be held at any other time and place, The
delegates hereby appointed be requested TO al
tend the same
4. Resolved, That our political friends n the
district be respectfully requested to cooperate
with US, BY speedily assembling and appointing
delegates TO meet al the time and place aforesaid,
10 nominate a Democratic candidate upon whom,
with our heart and common impulse, all may
rally, and secure a glorious triumph
5 Resolved, That the Democracy of Powha
tan will cordially and zealously support the no
minee Of the Convention, whoever he may be
8. Resolved, That the proceedings Of Thu
meeting be published in the Richmond Enquirer
and Examiner.
CHARLES X. FORSEE, Chairman
EDWARD W. Bass, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21
r7CIINoND MARK ET-. nov. 30

TOBACCO-No change in prices since
last, We quote Jugs at Il TO 10 ! 80, Lat
70 81, according 10 quality; strictly hue ma
featuring kinds would bring a better rrce-'
81 50 IL . AMI 10
FLOUR Sales 3, IS &; ) ~.
WiIEAT-ltJa 10 cents, ior rel ani 81
OATS-3l IS cents per huShr.
C0RN-55 So cents psl bushe
CORN MEAL 90 u 65 cents.
WuISkEY-26 cents Tor Rcc.ifici.
ShLT-Last sales from whaIf 3 a.
per sack ircm store 81 GO. Demand god'.
BACON Virginia hoe round IT,, liam
10 c.; Western Side. 5.a.5.c.; Shoulders a ;
FlSI-New licrrin2s sc. Shad 80 - a
Family Roe Hcrr,n-s IS in barrels and - -
hal barrels.
CATTLE--BsEF: 81 Is IS, scale ~e.
vEaLs "a a 90. MUTToNs: s. 30 To-
neu, a in quality. Hoes: 90, nett.
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Far The Enquirer.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF THE
SrH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT


am surprized, and regret 10 see, that any
recommendation has been made of an individual
10 succeed the Hon Il. l.. T. Beale, your pre-
sent worthy and distinguished representative in
Congress, because Of the existence merely OF a
RuMorR, that 1t is the desire and purpose Of
MIR. Beale to retire 10 private life after the ex-
piraton Of the term of service for which he
was elected. do not regret it on account Of
any objection whatever 10 the amiable and Ia
Tented yong gentleman whose claims have been
presented to your consideration. | am sure he
will be content to bide his time. Under other
circumstances doubt not HE would be an &C
ceptable candidate. But the recent election Of
President and Vice Pres dent has disclosed the
fact, (whelher brought about by apathy in our
party, or activity on the part of our opponents,
| will not undertake 10 say,) that nE who is 10
be the candidate, will not only have 10 bring out
and secure the entire Democratic strength, but
it may be also to make iEroats upon the ranks
oil our opponents. The question then is, who is
most likely to accomplish this object2 Whose
position in the district gives him an advantage
over any other? Has not the course Of MIR.
Beale been entirely acceptable to his party
throughout the district What vote has he
given 10 which exception has ever been taken2-
| have yet 10 see the first Democrat who has
expressed any other opinion than that of appro
val OF his entire course. Whatever may be his
Discrimination for public life, feel assured that
Mr.. B. is too much Of Republican to refuse to
serve his party longer period, in the present
condition Of the country, if desired to do so.
| am sure he will not; and that there is no sa-
crilice, personal or pecuniary, TO which he would
not submit sooner than hazard the defeat of that
party, whose generous sutirages nave elevated
him TO the position be at present occupies,
crcdtably 10 himself and to the entire satsfac-
ton Of those whom he represents. With MIR.
| b. as our standard-bearer we have nought 10
fear. He would get the Jealous and undiv ided
support Of the Democratic party and ensender
less Of the bitterness Of party hostility in our
opponents than any man whom we could select
Then, let Us not be premature in making no.
mination. Sufficient for the day i. the evil
thereof" When Mr.. Beae shall have stuck his
stiff down, and said, 81 WILL Not BE cASDI
DATE then il will be lime TO talk Of his success
sor. Until then, let Us, as one man, shoulder T.
shoulder, burying all personal predictions, and
looking alone 10 success, struggle together IN a
spirit of harmony and patriotic devotion to our
cause, and with Mr. B. as our standard bearer,
| /, for one have no fears Of the result
KING WILLIAM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21

'TdJUTIkf IUI Vd'5 -
You will perceive that we have not quite
come up to our Democratic majority OF 1914.
This is not owing to any changes IN our party,
but 10 the fact OF redoubled exertions on the
part Of the Wings; whilst the Democrats trust
ed TOO much 10 their strength. In fact, know
Of a number who were not at the polls; be
sides, some ten or twelve have removed within
the last three months Whilst Old Virginia IS,
doubtless, safe, still tie banner belongs to South
Carolina. Tier vote stands recorded as me-
mento, in all time 10 come, Of her devotion to
Southern rights II we are beaten, il becomes
u, to submit like philosophers; but, at the same
time, let our principles be held sill dcarer. We
still do, and ever viii, maintain them; whilst the
Wings have Ct fear) sold theirs at a sacrifice,
awful indeed. The example Of ''Esau' has been
too literally carried out.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21

the name of Thomas Wallace, Esq. of Peters
burg. The legal abilities and general research
Of Mr.. w. emInenily quality him Tor the oticei
and should the people center The honor on him. the
distinguished position occupied by Senator Cox
will be fully sustained by his successor. This
communication is made without the knowledge
0. Mr. Wallace, nor do know that he would ac-
cep; bur should lie people contur with me, il is
10 he hoped mat he will not be found unwilling
To weld 10 their wishes ANXIOUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGlNIA-MR. VAT
TENARE

An address having been delivered al The Uni
varsity oil Virginia, on he evening oi the Gin Of
Nov by Mr. Vaismare, founder Of the system Of
International Exchanges" meeting Of The en-
lire body Of Inc students was held Tor the purpose
OF lesii ying their high appreciation Of his phan-
,hropic scheme. Mr.. John F. Slaughter ii
Lynchburg having been called 70 lhs Chair and
r. G. Darlington Of Charlotte appoin ed Secfe-
lary on motion, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That he thanks OF The students Of the
University OF Virginia be rendered 10 Mr.. Waite
mare for bis able and instructive address.
Resolved, That we, The students Of The Univer-
sity, presen, II Mr.. Vauemare such standard
American works as shall be selected BY com
mtee, appointed for The p7rpose, that, through
him, these works may be Ira.smiIted 10 the l,5ra-
ryof Ps,S, as donation roi1 the students OF this
University.
On thi, committee The Glowing gentlemen
were appointed Msssre d Lyons, Jr, R. B..
Norman and VIM. Muniori.
On motion the Chairman aGi Secretary were
aided 10 IN. committee.
Resolved, That the proceedings 81 ihis me-
ing be published in tie Richmond, Lynchburg
and Charlottesville papers.
JOHN F. SLAUGHTER, Chm.
RcBERr G. CARRISGrUE, Sec'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21

our excellent Democratic friend, John Layman,
in his hack, drawn by four handsome Dun
Horses, and escorted by some thirty OF the glo-
riuus Democracy OF The Fairfield Precinct. II
all our friends had turned Out as we'll al the other
precincts, as they did a, Fairfield, The Wing ma
iory IN The County would have been conside.
fabiy reduced. As il is, The ma iority is corside
raby short OF thai 200 or go which the Coons
exp cied AMI without which, they promised not
10 be sa,isf: Lexington Valley Star.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21
JOHN F. SLAUG h TER, Chm
r BERT G. CARRISGruE, Sec'y.
AN INCIDENT WORTHY OF RECORD

AN INCIDENT WORTHY OF RECORD.
OF the number OF those VINO voted for Cas- 4
Butler, on Tuesday, 7sh Nov, We are greatly
gralifei 10 fad the name OF that excellent Old
Revolutionary Soldier, and Pa'rio!-JoHs HuGHs
The old gentleman is now LOT years OF AGES
10 The full erjoymen! OF all his Intellectual lac
ues-and has ever been True and faithful Re-
publican Of the Jeffsrsonian stamp. 1t was
mos, gratifying 70 see such man al The polls,
and 10 have him declare his preference for our
distinguished nomnees-lhus setlng an exam
pie that young men should by all means initiate.
We trust that the glorious Old Patriot may lie
YET many years
Th- Cd gentleman icing unable 10 ride 10 Fair
field 10 cast his vu.e, uas brought 10 he polls by
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21

Friday, issued his proclamation, summonine IL.
Legislature 10 assemble on Thursday OF ne,
week, to choose electors oi President and W.
President, there being no choice by clear M,
jofly OF ,he people. This extra session willcc,,
the STATE some ten or fifteen thousand dollars
Inc price paid Tor giving Inc "iree soir' men N.
pleasure OF running their tislinc, candidates
MASSACHUSETTS GCBERSAroRIAL ELECTION :.
The additional returns, says the Boston Alta,
added To those previously published give ii,
following result
Briggs, Wing, 60 %.
Cushing, Democrat, ol,5l0
Phillips, Free-soiI, 35,4l7- 9,92'
Governor Briggs majority i1
In these 295 towns, Governor Briggs vote
larger than General Tay or's hy 81
Cushing's is less than Cass's By 1896
Phillps's is less than Van Burensby ia
Net Wing gain 1850
This is the gain in six days. Briggs will lave
a clear majority over both his opponents, bl il
IS possible the scattering votes have preye;et
his election by the people.
NORTH { AR0LINA.--The Raleigh Register
publishes list of the returns, from which !,
appears that General Taylor's majorities are n
creased, in AZ counties, $500 votes over thai ),
Governor Manly, who was elected BY major.
,y Of S7i. A corresponding increase else.
where Will give US the state By over 5000,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21

NEW YoRK.-The returns, official and IN
Official, received at Albany, from 81 out Of the
81 counties OF the State, give the following re-
suit of the vote for Presidential electors, COM
pared with 1874, viz;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21

Decrease Of the vote cast % ,20i Taylor
over Cass "a 0il Van Buren, over Cass 2i0
The five counties to hear from are Catarau
gus, Chataugue, Livingston, St. Lawrence, an
Tioga, which voted in 1874 as follows:
Clay 1916
Polk II 306
BrDey 30
According 10 the Philadelphia Daily Republic,
free soil paper, the following are the reported
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21
IiAhPDEN SYDNEY

The Trustees OF this CIlrge have elected
Richard Sterling, ., Fredericksburg, Profess
Chemistry ard Natural Phil sophy.- Times
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21
II The Wing and Times viii please 90

We would cali he attention OF the T..
oInr sale OF thai beautiful and desiiab'e cos,
seal MOUNT ERIN, watch will b. COG I.
morning al 10 O'clock. VIII Be added 20 ~ : :
OF personal properly, good secont hs'a i
rage and Harness. wy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21

ROANOKE, Nov. Is.
To the Editors of the Enquirer;
Dear Sirs: Below you have the vote Of this
county:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21
Polk 5 maIOrIly, SIS
Presidential Election Returns.

For Van Buren, and Free Soil, 3 votes.
For Van Buren, and Free Soil, 7 votes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-21
NOTICE.

AMELIA COUNTY.-Thc people Of IN.
county and others, who may be in auendauc'
The Couu House On THURSDAY, The % De-
November, this present month, it being eoui.~
will be addressed by Whiimel p. Tnn>'ail,
D. Gift I'd, and l.. E. Harvie, Esqrs, IN ~ :
lpct OF the Richmond and Danyille Ri lfod.
is hoped that those who feel an iGtenstIa i.r
pofrant undertaking viii aueni on ma! ~
Much information will be commnnic~te, y
gard 10 the prosecution Of The work ahd ~ :
diion and prospects Of the comPangI.
MANY SUBSCRIBER
II The Wing and Times viii plea'e -
g1 AMELIA COUNTY.-The etbA,
amr,;a without distinction of parry, ar :
earnestly ed reqnes "a 10 NEE at Amelia No.
cour for the purpose 81 taking action IN fs'
n IN. slaverv question.
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ROBBERY.

ROBBERY.
MY sore was entered about twilight, q +,
N ,urday evening, The 18th inst, and seq
pieces OF Cloths and CassIme!es 'aAen ..e',,
Any goods presented ~ suspicious pe.,U Ds T..
hope, be stopped and information given me- -
SAMPLES OF The stolen goods. a iioelai
will be given tor the recovery OF Inc a'''e'''
Inc ueee''O" = w. ALLEN, Ase6t
Nov 9,-3, Draper and Tauo