Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-12
SPOTSYLVANIA.

For Senae-Crutchfeld. (W.) GOA Moncure, (D.,) 4o2
field o. 592.
The following ls correct statement OF the Polls in
Lynchhure, and at Campbell! Court House Tayors ma
jority in Lynchburg in 1913 was 23U
LyScHBURo-For Governor: Summers, Whis, 75T; john
son. Dem ,msojOTy 36l For Leu,n,n,
majority 3l0 For Attorney General: Baxter, Whig 1885,
Bocock, DEM, 455-BaxteTs majority 295 For Senate
Walker, whg, 76S; McDearman, Dem, 439- Walkers ma.
jority 324. For House of Delegates: Speed Whig 75l
Lynch, Dem, 44l-Speed's majority 3l3 Clark, Whg, 743
Glass Dem i55-Clarks majority 25s.
Watts 1885, Baxter 25 Walker 2l2 Clark 25; Speed 2i7
Johnson 22si Lenks 22S Bocock 23li AlcDearman 243
Lynch 257 Glass ls5
A correspondent who writes from Lynchburg Dec. S
l2 o'clock night sends The whole number OF poll
ed in Campbell county, follows "Summers 1905; Watts
1929; Baxter l243 SPEED 1887; Clark 1885, Walker l2i
zoos; McDearrnon l0Us.'
Our correspondent says "Speed and Clark reelected
by large majoes. Walker goes Appnmartoy, 25 ahead
Of McDearman-and i, is though, he viii be though
consider 1t extremely doubtful
ROCKINGHAM.
For Govcrrnr-Jo.nsun 2047, Summers AS. For Lieu
tenant Goyernrr-T.rake 2063 Watts 402 For Attorney
General -Bocock 2025 Baxter $780, For Senate-Denelle
355 Muazy 49. For House OF DccratesMarz 1916 Bare
!52, Stevens ll4a Yanccy 7s5, shands Si7 Hookc 43
Maupin 3e6
We have only say ,hat from present Indications Rock
ingham has done her duty Could she do more2
Narz Bare and Stephens elected delegates the Gene
raj Assembly.
Capinscrs, Cross Keys and Interchangeable to hear from
The Saunon Vindicato says the majority in Rockingham
2l6O!
For Governor-Summers 62 Johnson los.
For Lieut.. Gorernor-"atts 63 ; Lcake l04.
For Attorney General-BuXlcr 63; BococH LOG.
For Senac-Cnckc e.; lshcll lo6.
For House of Deegalcs-SCnt Gi OLD los.
ROCkBRiDGE
At Bownsburg whlg majority OF lOo as marked on et-
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THE RIGHT KIND OF LETTER.
1t was reported by The Wings about Norfolk that Mr.
Wise eeconeeng for federal candidate for Govern
or. The following emphatic and spirited letter entirely
flutes the silly
Only, NEAR OSAScocK VA, Dec. 2, 1851.
Genemen-Yours OF the 26th I received by me
yesterday. regret exceedingly that it came not enrilcr,
TO afford me the opportunity of meeting with Nh Leake at
the Barbecue of The Democratic Association OF Norfolk
county, al Great Bridges Tomorrow.
have appeared abroad in the campaign now about
clsc but have home al rork kent the faith and WIZ
show it Monday. The nanlcs OF johnson, leake ano
Bocock, in large letters, flying from the tip top OF
ickoy pue than 50 feet hg in the public square OF
the Court House OF this strong Whg county. shall not
he there Monday next, but shall take vessel o the
Chesapeake and be the islands in the midst o me
voters The voters aye they shall tell Inc W'f
The Democratic truths which have, thank God not preacl-
JOHNSON, LEAkE AND BOCOCk,
Democratic principles and the Ncu Voters
Yours truly HENRY A. WISE.
To Thomas Tutem G Il Drummond, Nathaniel Portlock,
VI Herbert, Cherry, Committee OF Invitation
TRUTH IN 4 NUTSHELL.
The Republic having ventued the aseron that the De-
mocraic purity proper of the South "do not ucquesce in
lie Compromise the Savannah Georgian "a late Southern
Rights" and Anti Compromise oTgan) stamps the whoic
story as utterly unounded n the following emphatic IAN
guaee
"Wlateyer may have been The feelings n Southern Dem
ocrals when the Compromise first adopted, we say
what we know when affirm that they do intend TO &C.
quesce in it, Those who ielt most Indignant at us
have yielded popular will and generally disposed
to make the adjustmcn (f the North will consen' mi"
settlement Of the slavery question: The strongest evidence
Of their acuuescencc the fact that they arc pairing
give their support the nominee OF IT," Bltlmore ConVeh
on though feeling assured that, whether he he Duh9ass
Buchanan Marcy, Butler King or Cass ne ' Gs 0Pp0seo
10 disturbing the adjustment nhch has been MADE.
We have never general union OF the Southern
Democracy Of all shades OF opinion in favor OF acquesc
ng in the Compromise OF forgetting the past and ayns
unon The nominations of the Baltimore Democratic Coavcn
ton In nearly all The States South Of Conventions art
called 10 send delegates to the Baltimore Convention Inc
South is for acquiescence in the past and althui eSecu
ton of the compact. So we believe Is the mass OF 'e
Northern Democracy We therefore, regret 10 sec te saD
lee, again agated in the Congress of the United states
Asehewing the fine spirit which anlates the Democracy
the South we quote The following om the Gflihn lli
eersonan paper that strongly opposed the COMPROMISE
rTo our old Constitutional Union Democratic friends ~
saw we do not you break single tie or part IRON
single principle iou say you arc Democrats SO are we
YOu saw YOU are Union men and will abide by the CopFo
mise and adhere the Georgia paorm-so arc we ana a
determined do all that You say you are tne ienas
Cobb and Toombs-so We If the one sui continues
and the thinks the Democratic the safest par
10 and will in future with il. What, hen nnders
from uniting on the cid National Democratic platform
again7 Nothing. Ii Mr. Toombs goes with US, So muc
the better"
We inadvertently omitted the Of Gen. Milson IN IN
lie, of the Virginia members who voted for Mr. Linn Boy
| as Speaker.
NEW YORK DEC l0-Flour has further advanced
sales of 5000 obls brands having been made to-day
| S4 25 4 81
| PHILADELPHIA Dec. l0.-The concert OF Miss Hay
last night was attended by large crowd who manifesto
yrent delight and enthusiasm on the occasion.
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| BALTIMORE, Dec. lu-FL rR-5Oo bbIs; Howar