Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-27

h..r h"h, Ii,a r; pIyl', Wn;,r T,'s Raf "e' s9 Is
Al ifecnsviic and Middlcbrcuk tic polls still open,
but the result will probably ne very little changed-pe'hais,
Increase the vote OF the Reform ticket.
We have ruinors from Wnynesaorouah. New Hope and
Noun, Sidney all o which the rcormcgs said 10 have
large naIorlles.
To the Editor. of the Enquirer; -, ,e-o
Ic!ow you have the returns Of this county heard
Fmlrz wha Rcorrncr 92s shc;cy Whig Refr,ucr, 96S;
Su1fI Whg Anti -BeiogmcF, S50 Michi", Nhi@ Ant-Hc-
fr,!or j5} Ltohcr, n,m"catic Reollier. 10; Moore,
WING Reiormor, 957; Serhenson Democratic kcioFmer,
935; Doyle. Wing Re!oImer, lis; Hull Wing Eeio'mer,
III.
The returns clearly indicate that the thoronh Reform
Ticket las been elected in this district no!ie ana s,,
ou victory n1 for The peopc the stsyhd, all
nEcrxcy Office holding anti Oapcd party Of this county as
w,ii as mcriicd rcbuke 10 Ncssrs. Stuart and Citizen
ichir who have been haranaing The voters to hfc
nontls arguing that the people called on to elect Int@c
woula elect that who fed the Children best on slnS:r
cakes. and oaicd most at msiers lnc e&et ei'ced IS
crn,oScd nf straight Reform Wings and t*'n p'-
mocras Lc;chcr Of Rockbridge and Stephenson OF High
'''" ORANGE c. H., Arorsr %, 1850.
Editors NJ the Enquirer:
send you below the at this plarc yesterday. Mr.
Green received many democratic votes under The singular
notion that that party could have no place IN tie Convc-
.n II is lawful TO learn o an enemy. Every Wing
in the district voted for Green In every Wing district IN
the Wings alone run as candidates, ana yr mere
we have been persuaded to discard party mr. noens
pledge if elected arrange the districts with reference
solely 10 the compactness and number of people they con-
tain counted not as Wings Democrats hut citizens OF
VIRGINIA and feIlowcitzens of another, secured him
Voolfolk PIG, Lee 99 Green as Barbour 81, Banks 80,
Early S. Gnh9 All Democrats yaiei, but G's5' G % Groom
Robnsons precinct, oclock-h oolioik iu, Lee oo uceh
80, Barbour II, Fairly 90 Garth j.
CULPEPER COUNTY
Barbour 5o8 Green SIS, Banks 28S, Voolfolk 1o Lee
l5G Early lS Boston precinct to hear from Barbour
certainly elected and probably Voolfolk and Banks
SPOTTSYLyANIA.
Mcssrs Editors: Below send yon a statement Of the
vote taken at New Market, Sposyranla, Tor delegates 10
W Crrtclfcd g. Scott 81, Marye H. IIudgin l3, Morris
%, Rufin ii, Conway 20 Douglas 2S BraAton 81 White
20 Basseu |. Polls closed
~ LOUISA.
GaRRETT's PREcIScT, Aug. 23d, 1880
To the Editors of the Enquirer:
Below give the vote this place for delegates to the
Convention at the close of the polls II was pretty much
party vote and small turnout:
James /. Gordon 81; Col c G. Coleman A. Hugh Good
VIM S. Fowler ., W. d. Leake 39, COL D. Bowles H.
RoCKBRIDGE.
To. he Editors of the Enquirer.
~ - LExISGroS AUG. % 1850.
Gentemen-we have received returns from all the pre-
cincrs in this comfy p one, OF the votes gwen ,oay
for members of the Convention. The result Is as follows
John Lecler 532 D. F.. Moore 536 Adam Stephenson o
David FuIrz 306 Hugh W. Sheiicy 323 Robert L. D"yie
24 Peter Hull 80, Alex H. H. Stuart 247' lhoas = 'cnie
229 r,..
md Shecy of Augusta and Mr.. Stephenson OF Highland
were candidates Of the thorough Reform parry OF ms
disctrct. You will perceive from 'he dousc o'al' @
they receive majority in this county Messrs stuart ana
Niche were extremely popular in this county, out the Ph
ciples broke them down.
There was but a small vote in this county,
BERKELEY.
RcrkoIy Jefferson and Clarke send delegates to the Con-
ren,;on The following is the official vote OF Berkeley =
(hns J. Faulkner Gl0 Dennis Murphy 54S. William Lucas
5i0 Henry Berry 26U r. H. Butcher 2l9 John A. IhomP-
son ls7 Andrew Hunter III, Edmund Pend'eon o. 1"in
T. Smith 49, Province Mccormick IS, BraXton Davenport
"a Edward Colston H. VIM. e. Worthngon l3 George b.
Bcal I, Cyrus Mccormick 4.
| LOUDOUN.
As far as heard from-John Janucy 6SS Rogers ~ row
I'll 6C2 Garter 66 Caldwell 605 White G64 Bradheld o0
The three first named in favor Of the mixed bass
White Garter and Caldwell in favor OF white bass-resut
doubtful This county is entitled TO three delegates
JEFFERSON.
Tho flownp is the result of the election Of this county
for our members to in the Reform Convention when
will meet in Richmond in October next Jeierson beIhecy
and Clarke, compose the District: ,1.- oco
VIM Lucas 55s c. j. Faulkner sos, Andrew HunteI 'c',
John A. Thompson 2s5, Dennis Murphy 260 henry Berry
2lo W. c. Worhington 1885, r. II. Butcher "a Gcorse ..
Beal i56 Prov. Mccormick III, Bnxton Davenport ~,
John T. Smith CO. Edmund Pendcton 81, Cyrus AcCof-
mick 81. 1n
From the above 1t will be that Messrs Lucas Dem
Faulkner Hunter and Thompson have received Inc largest
number Of votes in Jefferson. r., po.,,
Not much over half ths vote of the county poed
lev and Clarke counties 20 hear FROM Col Colston NOT
candidate but received 10 the Shepherdstowh pre-
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