The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-01

For Congress. T. S, Bocock. (dem.,) SO majority ove
y Tns House Of delegates W. T. wooton dem 20 ma
ionty over Thoron. (whg)
The polls will be kept open until to- morrow the 2Sth
NORFOLK.
For Congress, Wilson's majority, s.
The above the result OF the in this county
Thursday evening Ii shows majority OF five in favor
o Milson over Watts, and that Butt (demccrat) and
Harper, (whig) elected to the House of Delegates
W. understand that the polls to be kept open al
su says the Norfolk Argus in the defeat OF both demo-
cratic candidates for the legislature and give Watts
small majority over Nllson But our congIess 80
comedies that Watts is defeated.
ISLE OF WIGHT
Al Smilh6eld, A p m, Millson l22, Watts %. Polls
n be kept open three days in the county.
NANsEMoND
Wattss majority H. Kilby (whig re. elected to House
ri Delegates by SO over Rddick, (democrat)
To he Editor of the Norfolk argus:
Warwick C. H., April %, at night
For Congress-Bayly, (dem.,) IS /; Mallory, (whig,)
For House Of Deiegates.-Segar, (whig,) 4s.
The above is correct statement, and shows demo-
cratic gain of for Bayy since ls47. Segars vote
has been sustained by both democrats and wings
Yours, &c.
Congress-At the Court House, at shutdown, the vote
was tie
NORTHUMBERLAND.
We learn from Capt Mitchell of the Osceoa, that Bay
Tvs majority in this county is 1885,
ACCOMAC.
Bayl's majority at the Court House 1876, at Punto-
teage 33-4 o'clock, p. m
NORTHAMPTON.
Bayly's majority 46.
Mallory's majority /.
WILLIAMSBURG, Goth April, 1sl9.
To the Editors Of the Enquirer:
GENTLEMEN: Our election is closed for the day. So
far as the vote has been heard from in this legislative
district, (James City, York, and Wiamsburg) George
Soulhall. esq., the nominee OF the wing convention
is two votes ahead of Colonel Robert H. Armstead dem
ocra Colonel Armstead was not candidate, but polls
were opened for him at James City Court house, Will
iamsbug, and the upper York precinct; the result Of
which YOU have above--Southall being So, Armisead
56-he other part of the district not heard from AT the
above precincts, Bayly is ahead of Mallory 42 votes
good many wing votes given to Robert Saunders
esq, no candidate
From the Charlottesville Jeaersonlan Extra, April ~
ALBEMARLE
Mr. Goggins majority 2a2. Majority for Goggin in
s!7 81 Majority for Geperal Taylor in 1913, 2la.
Mr. Goggin gives us the following:
Greene-Powell 2s3, Goggin 50. Madson-Powe
AS, Goggn 81. Orange Court house, IL majority for
Goggn; Robnsons precinct not heard from. The whole
vote Madison not heard from. The polls kept open in
all three counties.
AT the close Of the polls yesterday, the vote for
Congress stood Bocock 4s, Irving 1866 wing majority
s. For the county, Stiman (whg) 1877, Gay democrat
candidate and who before the opening of the polls
begged the people not to vote for him. l3 Polls kept
open.
From the Alexandria Gazette.
In Ioudoun, Mortons majority Pcndleon in said
to be between two and three hundred Ball, White and
Schooey (all whgs) elected to the legislature. Ed
wards elected to the extra session in the place of Beard
resigned
In Fairfax, Williams (ocofoco) elected to the legisa-
ure by some twenty five thirty majority hewitt
(whig)--a whg loss Pendleon's majority over 100
These returns make Mortons election to Congress
tain.
We have returns from several Of the precincts of Fau
quie but full accounts from the whole county The
same case in Prince William.
Suite (whg( said to be elected to the Legislature from
Slafford-a whig gain.