The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-04-28
Virgins Election.

II Virginia. Election.
II Photographed for yesterdays Baltimore SUM-
aLrandria-The following is the vote In tho city and
county Of Alexandria, for Congress-boh candidates being
| whg'i ~,
jeremiah Morton E1o
rdg,r Snowden esq editor of the Alexandra Gazette,
s been elected the House OF Delegates without opposi
ton.
mo democratic candidate
IvAssli~g, April 26-s p m-Wo have received full re.
from OHIO eonn,y 'ao~@k clear H., majority IL,
candidate, Of co., General Tayols majority in tins coan'
was ~ W, fvh;0, sec,.d 70 ina Hons. Of Delegates
without opposition
This district embraces the counties of Ohio Hancock,
dem., Brooke, (den, y Marshall, (doubfu) Tyler,
lwhig,) Wetzel, (dem.,) Monongalia. (dem) Marion,
dem J Preston, (dem } Randolph. doubtful part of
Barbour (perhaps 1875 democratic maorty0 and Taylor,
Aoubtfu) II is believed that Newman is elected by
ANAL majority though he had division in his own
party TO encounter
Vinehs,tsr, April 2s-sp mThe polls have been closed
here this evening, aud exhibit the following result, for
Congress;
Charles Cha, J. p, Fsat@ @ss, t~Ais. s s.,s
The for House OF Delegates stands as olows Wall
tshg) 500; Clarke (whig) 49, Wood (den) 276 Say
der (dem) 2i9
AIDE, Winchester Faulkners majority in Jefferson coun-
y was less than expected tits supposed that Parker
is elected bya handsome majorityl
Cbovlestoom, Apri 49, D. Full returns have been
received from all the precincts OF Jefferson county. which
foot up as follows
Richard Parker (dem) 500
Charles J. Faulkner (yhig) ga
Majority for Faulkner 80. General Taylors majority in
this county was l44
The vote Tor the House of Delegates was as follows
| |. Former. 81
[By telegraph last night to the Union
"WEcHEsrER, April 81.
frederick county, official returns give total Faulkner
1856 Parker $50, for Congress.
"For House OF Delegates Wall (whg) s2s, Clarke (w)
695 Wood tdem.) SSl, Sydnor (dem) S25. lie between
Wall and Sydnor The sheriff will give his casting vote
in favor OF the former"
Thus, Parker (em beats Faulkner (whig) 81 in
Frederick county. In Jefferson county, Faukners ma
ouyis 35. Parkers present majority is, therefore, g. In
Berkeley, Faulkner will have small majority; but in
Page, Clarke, and Warren counties Parker will have
large vote Parker is elected probably, by large
majority.
In the last House of Delegates Frederick repre-
sented by Wood and Sydnor The telegraphc despatch
states it is tie between Wall (whig) and Sydnor (dem
but that the of the high sheriff will decide in favor
Of Wall If So we lose member in the House Of Dele
gates.
is said that democratic delegate is elected in Fair
fax county, which is democratic gain.
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
For Congress
Court House. Cross Roads
John $. Pendleton, (whig) l6s
jeremiah Morton, (whig) $50 90
For Legislature
Edgar Snowden, (whx) s57 90
From the Fredericksburg News of yesterday
spoTsYLvANA.
Fredericksburg precinct, A O'Clock, p. m-Congress
Forbes (whig) S9; Holiday (dem.) 1854.
STAFFORD.
Falmouth precinct, 81 o'clock, p m-Congress: PEN
dleion (whig) So; Morton (whg)l 1873.
Sate Ssaafe-Hirvie ,whig) 81; Chinn (dem.) l49.
LsgSldtTe-Sutte twhig) 1873; Morton (dem.) ll5
From the Richmond Enquirer of yesterday
CITY RICHMOND
CongreS.-Seddon, Gid Bolts, sos; Lee, 81.
Senaie.-Stanard, 42j; Sheppard, 362
Houss.-Mayo, 4I9; Crane, 3s3
HANOVER.
sIayorsville. p m.-Congress: Seldom, Al Bolts,
1853 Lee TO-
Coal Harbor p. m-Se ldons majority 40.
Court House, APP m.-Seddon. 60; Bolts As.
HOuse.-Shelton 60; Wickham IS.
CAROLINE.
Court House, 81 p m.-Congress: Holiday 61 Forbes
80: House: Buckaer 81, Smith 81.
dolansville 81 p. m.-Holladay 90, Forbes ls; Buck
her 80. Smith l6
This looks very favorable for Holiday, (dem)
HENRICo.
Court House House: Mayo 26s, Lancaster 4O7. Sen
ate Shepard 1853, Sanard 239. Congress: Bolts 326,
Seldom 237, Lee rs.
Sweeney's, 4 p. m-Democrats about 80 ahead.
CHESTERFIELD.
Seldom 1864, Bolts lO7, Lee IS.
The Enquirer says: "On account OF the weather, the
polls will be kept open three days everywhere that we
have heard of; but, from all that know and hear Of
we do not expect any material change from the present
state OF the vote. We can, with free conscience, de-
clare that we perfectly satisfied with yesterdays
work. and that confident Of The success of Mr..
Seldom, who from his high character fine talents and
southern principles is worthy of the votes of the people
oil the district We have doubt that, summing up the
vo'es-in each county last night. Mr. Seldom has
loy OF nearly 300 in the district For instance Ches
serield comes within of tying Mr.. Bo,ts's MAORI
YIN Richmond. Henrico will give Mr.. Bolts but a
small majority; Hanover and Powhatan will give Sed
don majores and Louisa and Goochland handsome ma
jores'
The Richmond Examiner says: Gas the polls are TO
be kept open three days, it is impossible to give posi-