Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-31
y1p.1sra ELECTION RETURNS.
n srArE LEGISLATURE.

HI STATE LEGlSLato
So far awe have heard, The Democratic gains ana '''
stand as flows:
G.,ss Senators; in Augusta, Wheeling and Albemarle'
3 !Msmhs: in Henrico !, Augusta z Louooun y 0ocA
,rilye > ,andolpl |, Buckingham |. Floyd LIN ally.
Lossr- Senator's: in Fauquier, Mecklenbnfga and Bedford
3-Me,ners:ii in Fauquier 2, Culpeper | Jefferson :, Clarke |
Bedford, Amelia | Pittsylvania ], Washington l. omy'n' :
T,z.wdl |, Marion lin al! IA.
.r,.os, Senate stood; Democrats 81, Wings l6--Demo-
Gran, ~naInrity Is
,,I,s, uousp stood Democrats 81, Wings 81
cratidraJDriiy 50.
,r,r, !. y, to hear from counties which sent 10 The last
,e AZ mcmhers, viz: Democrats II. Wings p.
~I,xiI REQUIRE Ten more Wing gains most improoabIe--'o
n, he Democrats in The House. The Senate must continue
larsly Democratic. crsr
MT. SCION, May 81, 1853.
.di,ors Enouircr- Gen,lemcn: The Old Banner District
Of Augusta Democracy sends you greeting the following
unl. which is just closed
Board of Public Works Graham log, Price ~.
Seua,e-Harris Dem, 204, Shelley, Wing, 81.
uuusr Of Dtlegates-Skinner. Dem. lou; koineI, lem
81: Walker, Dem, lag; Gay, Wing. s.; Hogshead, wing
i,2. Christian, Wing. luz.
~. have done our duty. If The balance Of this county
and the State have done as well, the Democracy, as usual
~ STAuSTos, May 9th.
~, ,bo E,tItors of The EnQuirer-Gentlemen Enclosed ]
.o,d ~ \ statement OF The polls in this county. We con.
ora,uIate ourselves upon a glorious triumph. Old Federal
Auyus,a may now be numbered amongst the true and
fuirhiul." Our party worked nobly, and the result Is, a ma
,orltv for Graham, q Democratic Senator and Two Demo
cratic Delegates.
Ma longer a Spartan band, we claim 10 have wheeled into
Iinr amongst the Democratic Bfigades.
Wr hone 10 hear as good on account oil the Meirnpoltah
Dls,r;ct, as now give you Of the stronghold OF "higgefy
in the Valley. 20 p,ioo
Pnr Commissioner OF Public Works Graham 95e, frlce
9l2. =. u.- !,
For State senate-Shetiey (whig) 1885, Harris (iemnl
1889.
Fo. House of Delegates Christian (whig) 1929; Graz
twhig.) 1850; Hagshead (whig,) $50; Skinner (dein.) l@lo,
Knjnrr. (dcn J lao; Walker (demr) 953.
For Congress-Maupin (whig) 100; Letcher (tem) sUo.
Tho Con. rcssIUnsl vote 81 !tese precincts 40 having reach.
81 nr, IL not st-ici in The foregoing.
ISLE OF WIGRr.
For Srnate-I. NJ. Jordan 266, 4. } Arthur 2GG.
Conoress-J. 5. Millsnn 495, Chambliss IFS.
House OF Delegatc-John 4. Jordan 222, A. G. Moody
pa, ". p. Jordan ibl.
Board OF Puouc Sorks-Danicl BAT. BoydO GO.
SvRay c. r., May 9Th, 1858.
Cratlemen:-Ihe POLLS from all the districts in the county
have JUS, h.en received It the clerks Office, and below ]
hand YOU statement from them:
Conaress-J0hn 5. Millson, dem IS; John K. Cham.
bliss, (Whip) 46; Dr.. Arthur Smith, tho candidntcl L..
State Scnnte-Jumes NJ. Jordan, (Dem) 81 lhomls ).
Arthur, uiem y; 4. G. Jones. no %candidate) ).
Huuse Of Delegites-Chas +. Collier, "a.
Commissioner Of Public Works-Ihomaa II. Daniel, Sd;
Thomas J. Boyd, Is; Thomas NJ. %Bondrrant, 2
Nor more Than "nr third OF the votes in the county pol!ed;
no interest ieIt; the Wings generally voted for } VI. Jordan
for he Senate.