The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-30

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Rev James w. Miles. to crowded auditory
virginis Elections.
wurrLlse, April "a. 1850.
10 the Editors off Uniom:
The following the returns Of the election as lar as
ceivedi
Ohio Coumfy.
FoR THE SENATE.
City of Wheeling Edgngion, (whig,) All; West
West Libery-Edgingion, s.; West
Brooke cotny. -Precncts all heard FROM West, $50
Edgngton, 29SWes (dsm for the house Of delegates,
Marshall county -PreoIDcts all heard from Iu, two
which viii INCREASE Vests yos West, $50 Edslngsoa
Wstssi eo1afy MsrInsvllleBoreman, (whig,j "a Edg
n Eoa. S. pssa q WEES s% D. .
Tyler eoaaty B ,rsman. (yhs,) who was wi,hdawn in
large majority. Boreman lives IN Tyler,
Borman Edgingon West
S S,saIssssas +, +, 3 !
lsse, from Wellsburg, informs me that the majority
for Wells tdem IN Brooke and Hancock counties viii be
Yves. s, we believe, elected to the ssnae from this dis
trict i 50, ademocratc galnbeng in the place Of Mr.
Rassei Swhsj is elected from Ohio county ~l,hou, oppo
siton. t
From the wheeling Argus, April 49,
THE ELEcTIos--The decision Of the political jury, on
the claims and qualifications OF candidates for the legs
ature, was made yesterday throughout the Old Domn-
ion In this city there was very ts s. s0n
for the week past, TO animate 'the iorlorn hope
For senator AT the courthouse here, Mr. Edgington
obtained All votes and Mr. West 120-whig majority,
2S2.
For convention, 3l5 against it. 1888.
West Liberty. -Edgington, 50 West IT,
For convention, AZ against Il, 3d.
Triadclphia- Edgington's majority, 49,
Eigingon's majority in Ohio county, 1896.
Both parties coacsde that Vest IS, all probability,
We learn that when the Buckeye State" left Wood
county. at O'clock Raymond (whig) had SO majority at
the courthouse. The usual wing vote is $50 or 100
In Vauclase Jackson ldemocrat had p majority Poed
for convention, not 50 in the county Jenny ldemocra
is reported be elected in Marshall, and Sizzling (dem
ocraD in Mason county.
Greene county Wilson, idem. y no opposition for the
house For the senate Thompson, tdem,) 50 Archer
Amsila county (whg) said to be elected. If
Prince George county Robert Rves. ldem..) without
Ioudoun county. w. Edwards. R L. Wright. and
Luther G. Darlington Gall whigs) elected to the house
of delegates Some hundred votes only against the
nearly eFd HUNDRED of Love, m,or,v il
Alexandra is l64 in Fairfax ST. Mr. Thomas's MAJOR
y in Loudoun is 2ss; Mr. Thomas is therefore elected
Berkeley county Hammond (whg) and Grantham
tdem) re- elected. No change.
Jefferson, 1.-TWO delegates Duke. (whig) 52s Jewett
lwhg, sos Harrington. ldem 497 Beller, tdem) 4si
Norfolk e,y-Stubbs (whig) 4sa; Taylor, dem } 81
Robinson, Independently 3o6-end OF second day-polls
still open, For senateCrump, twhig) 455 Smith, (dem)
1923.
Norfolk county.-Wheeer and Butt both (democrats)
elected delegates-one democratic gain. For senate
Princes Anne.-Garison (whig) elected. For senate,
so far. Crump's majority,7 IA
.Northampton.-Dr George 7. VERIFY (whig) re-elect.
Fauouisr eoumiuMR Z. Scott and VIM. M Hume
(whigs) elected-one wing gain
Cupsper.-The vote between Green and Barbour in
The Portsmouth Plot says Partial returns oated in
by last evenings mail The polls almost everywhere
kept open for three days The call for the convention is
with "bakers DOZEN OF feeble voices against it. We
belve the spirit which has prevailed and tnumphed in
Norfolk county has run through the State. The good
Old Dominion will come Out. OF this contest bearing
proudly aof the great and glorious principles Of the
democratic party"
From the Richmond Enquirer ofyesterday
RICHMOND CrTY--THE LONG AGONY OVER
On Saturday, August soon cut down Cranes majority
OF s. passed him, and shot ahead. until, at the final close
OF the polls at shutdown, he bad reached the handsome
majority OF al The vote s follows, being the largest
vote ever given in Richmond: August $751; Crane, 7Ss
Augusts majority AZ. For convention, LOSE; against
convention, 209.
Young August has, indeed, made most extraordinary
rum and his popularity has asionished both friends and
foes He is fine little fellow, Of lofty feelings and ex
ceent talents, and f he will only speak rarely and to
the point and this expect from his iac) will make
valuable representative of his confdng constituency.
He calamity took the field volunteer tor the Mexican
war, and is warmly in favor OF the Nashville Conven-
ton. The Bols men regard Augusts election as great
defeat and they indulge in furious and ultra denuncia
lions Of the "tmid" wings who would no, stand by the
party and the regular wing nominee. Mr.. Crane.
AT the close Of the polls, August was received with
shouts in front OF the City Hall by immense crowd.
He addressed them from the steps, in brief but most
touching words, and his manner showed how overpow
cred he by his bushing honors In conclusion, he
said, with great beauty and effect:
"The eagle may change Its plume,
The Leaf It's hue, the flower its blooms
But ties around this heart spun
Which could not would not be undone."
Mr.. Crane pronounced few words OF thanks to his
taion on his parl and the crowd dispersed 10 talk
this the fullest most excited, and astonishing campaign
that Richmond ever witnessed
Fuuqu,er counfy.-Inman Horner (dem.) doubtless
elected the senate and Messrs Scott and Hume whgs)
probably 10 the house. II so, one wing gain Only SIX
votes against convention. Polls kept open.
Shenandoah county Pullman and Calvert (dem.) elect
ed-6o8 majority for convention.
Old Eswx gioriousiy right sme up at last I'VE have
received four letters announcing the great news OF the
election OF COL X J. Muse (depl BY 10 votes Only ~
votes against convention. Details tomorrow. Demo-
cratic gain.
Richmond county Nothing definite. Some expecta.
ton OF carrying Ball, ldem)
Hanoper couafy.--We have not the fnll vote but
there Is no doubt that the gallant White is elected by
several majority over Wickham, (whig) II is a great
victory TO redeem Henry Clays "nstive county" Demo-
S,,yTy ao,.ntv -pouse of Dele0a,es Wilson fvh;v