Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-30
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

p;.,mond August Sl5 Crane ioo' -'ueus' n'aoti?
ror Convention LOSE, against Convention -os-
youno Angus, has, indeed made most extraordinary
and his popularity has asonshed ooh Hehas ana loeS'
l. fine little fellow, of lofty feelings and excellent
s and if he will only speak rarely and TO the pon and
a,nect from his tact) will make valuable represen
m f his confdinc constituency. He galantly took the
us volunteer for the Mexican war, and is warmly in
m of tne Nashville Convention. The Bolts men regard
i ,,s election as great defeat and they indulge in u
ana Mira denunciations of the "timid" Wings, who
nat stand by the party and the regular Whig nominee
| H. Crane.
4, The close of the polls August received with shouts
foot Of Civ Hall BY an Immense crowd He addressed
nom rom the s,eps in brief but touching words, and
manner showed how'overpowered he was by his blush
hnors In conclusion he said with great beauty and
a.a:
tile eagle may change its plume,
The its hue. the Hover It's bloom:
Rlt les around this heart snun,
Which couu not, would not be undonc"
Mr. Crane pronounced few words Of thanks 10 his friends
The vote he had received, without any solicitation his
aand The crowd dispersed talk this the fullest
m excited and astonishing campaign that Richmond
messed
HENEIC0At the close of the polls at the Court House.
md day the vote stood as follows: Hall 5l7 Mayo 423
end good news from this hitherto strong Wing District
sith ID il said have carried the Wing districts
New nsnl and would probably have large majority in
county Ii this continue, Wilcox scarcely
| ne Il in Cherries City.
il CHARLES CITY-At the Court House, at O'clock on
fniy the stood follows: For House of Delegates
coy W. Ia; Meredith 3D. 26. large majority for
Cnyenlon.
Te!egraphed for tie Richmond Enquirer.
LING GEORGE NOBLY REDEEMED; ALSO STAF-
FORD, PROBABLY.
FREDERICKSBURG, APRIL rs, 1850.
KING GEoRGE-Arnold, d. elected by 10 majority
l. closed.
heard from If the polls kept open at any precinct,
kiOwn will be elected.
KING GEORGE-The polls have closed, with majority
votes for Arnold, the Democratic canddate-the first
smOcratic victory in this county in the memory Of man.
ION u votes all told in 1885, have by the force of per-
and the truth OF principles attained pre-
kat strength.
GREENSVILLE ALL RIGHT.
the Editors of the Enquirer
/ HALIFAX, GaEESsvILlE Co, April 25, 1850.
irnmen The polls for this county closed this evening
IN the following result
House Of Delegates Wilson, Dem, 49, Senatc-Thomp-
ia D-m., 55; Archer, Wing, 26. Convention "a; no Con-
ain. 3 On of rain the polls are kept OPEN Very
= saiu'ly &c.
H,NOyER.-Second day..At Taylorsyie, the vote was
+, House of Deicgates-W W1ckham Whig 2l3 White
sn lO For Senate-Ambler, DEM, SO; Fleming Whig
Bowles, 81 For Convention l59, against Convention 81
A. the Court House, at l O'Clock, White, Democrat,
IT.. ahead of Wickham
Coal Harbour, S, P. M-White l6O; Wickham lO9-
na;e-Amblers majority 6l For Convention 22O against
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.-For Senate-Love, Whig
5 majority over Thomas, Wing.
ror House Of Delegates-W. D. Massey, Wing, 1873 ma
Iy Minor Democrat-majority for Convention 457
KING & QUEEN.--Vote at Clarkston-For Senate
aiaieuo, Whig, 50; Catett, Democrat 75-maoriy for
[aiaii, g. n
For House of Delegates-Howser Democrat, II; Young
'hR 5l-raority for Howser, 90
Fo Convention s9aganst it 29-maIority for Convention
Polls closed
PRINCE WlLLIAM-O -Occoquan Precnct-For the State
:Aie Foster Wing, 46; Horner Dem 80. For the House
peeeales: Monroe, Whig, 46; Harrison Dem., 10
uE.s pecinc:-Foster %, Homer 30; Monroe q, Har
son > In tho precincts the vote the Convention
as u: l2O against L. Three precincts in the county IL
fsar rom
GEItNSvILLE- House Of Delegaes-Baxter r. vii
''etr II. Archer, Whig, 40. Thompsons majority A.
~ ',on 10 no Convention 8 majority for Convention
!. rcl> closed
FAuQulER-Horner, Dem, doubtless elected TO the Sc
s and Mesrs Scott and Hume (Whigs) probably 10 the
olse II So one Wing gain. Only six votes against
Iay, NY n!cn ,. Polls kcp, open.
C.lPEPRR-B Barbour majority first day,7. Pels KEEP
SHENANDOAH -Pitman and Calvert (D) elected-6ot
LnIiiy ior Convention.
RICHMOND CoUNTY.-Nothing definite. Some ex
m"n ,r, q carrying Ball tD)
rhiNCESS ANNE -OFricIAL.-For Senate-Crumps
Ba$t. %
fO House Of Observation-Disclosures (Whig) majority a,
ETssie, 62; At Courthouse 3d. at Creeds Bridge H.
'gai y milorily for Free Schools 95.
& o ssed and Black Water precinct, only to hear from
vnul v,n sul not materially vary the result.
.So1salHAhPTON-Dr. .S1s George T. Yerby, (W.l elected
sash " ~ ''' "
nlAo'ER.-We have not the full vote-bu, there is no
o. N the gallant White is elected by several majority
G G"aham (W It is great victory TO redeem Henry
NJ native county" Democratic gain.
p, ,"!ipDiE.-At the Court House, second day, at
sss, s"i Goodwyn (W) 10 votes head At Stuarts
Sa.t 1 past Boisseau d. 43 ahead At Billups at
StssY House of Delegates Wilson (lv.) majority
ELIZABETH CITY CITY AND wARw1cK.-segar cw.)
,,s ,asASEMoND.-All the precincts heard from excep,
SSEoyss Crump's majority 26; Kilby's majority 1885,
GGnransrFN01RD.-Suttle (W.) said to be elected
rro.V,"VhLAND-Peter Guerrant (D) elected. Gain.
,na aikF Ak X-Stewart (W) elected by 95 DR.. Will
& we &aie sensible and worthy delegate, whose defeat
'Savtn,ion s e
h., etp.E;RiCK COuNTY-John F. Wall (W.) and Rich
~ Sanor 3D. elected the House of Delegates
M T regret The defeat of Mr. Bruce who was no br91gn
Wss: The following Is the votes Wall (N) l0Ol; Ware
no sydnor lD3 $780, Bruce ID )932 Convention i5O4
Lsssi., "osON COUNTY.-Two Wings are elected to the
W ;a The vote is follows: Duke OY) e9S; Jewet
H. y" her!ngt9n (D) 497; Beler D) 464. Convention
ts ISDnseniion II. The Democracy of Jefferson have
I0T oW. Ny, They have almost redeemed the county.
L MI N--lhree Wings, Edward w. Edwards Robt
TIE R ana H. q. Darlington elected 10 the Legisla
o, a ty '" Thomas, the Whig candidate for State Sc.
hls district composed Of Ioudoun, Fairfax and
sgts a counes) leads his Democratic competitor 296
,I A. rtd ana IS probably elected.
4sa, ~. AaNDRiA COUNTY.-Wm. D. Massey (Whig) is
a, 'e m House Of Delegates and Mr.. Love (Whig) has
te, ol 6I for State Senator. The vote for House OF
ns, sfs rs Is as follows w. D. Massev, Wing, 339; w.
Alrote oe,ocrat 59 Convention sos; NJ Convention 9.
m BsLa,.m hom Marnsburg informs US that all the returns
mnSe were received except two precincts and that
at eaoa Mhig, and Grantham, Democrat both indepen-
Won are reelected there being regular oppo-
ds e lar as heard from the vote for the convention
SsoS; against it "a
f,ipT1,' g IN The above four counties.
hv.aaA "A COUNTY.-At Zirnmerman's Precinct-the
~ lot Stuart lli-Willams SO; for Love 66-Thom-
s i, sne Convention l04-against II s. We had
w,s me returns from the different precincts, when
lopress last nght-(and It being the night fol
asad ny, mans we could not keep open the paper-but
.,a Ma. Mr. Stuart is elected-which is Wing gain
ao aa 10 nave majority over Thomas but actual
pOWH HgnJ .T =, Saturdays Alexandria Gazette.
sna paio,..' fear that Scott (Whig) is elected by