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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13
Secession Movement M Savannah,

SAVANNAH, Nov. S, ii p. M.-it mass meet.
ting Of citizens was held here tonight, the
largest gathering ever held here 10 express
their sentiments in regard 10 the present politi-
cal crisis.
The meeting was organized as follows -:
President, Capt. John w. Andrews; Secretary
Chas. II. Way.
The following resolutions were moved by
Capt. F. S. Barton and seconded by Col. Hen
ry r. jackson. Their sentiments and declara-
ton were supported in an eloquent and patri-
otto speech by Hon. W. Law, one Of the Bell
and Everett electors for the State ut large. The
resolutions were adopted unanimously with
great enthusiasm. They are rs follows:
We, the citizens Of the county Of Chatham,
hereby ignore all past party names and issues,
and cordially unite in the following rcsou-
lions
1st Resolved, That the election Of Lincoln
and lIarnlin to the Presidency and Vice Prcsi-
dcncy Of the United States ought not, and will
not, be submitted to.
I'd. Resolved, That we request the Legislature
toannounce this opinion by resolution at the car
liest practicable moment, and communicate the
same to our Senators and Representatives in
Congress, and cooperate with the Governor
in calling Convention Of the people to deter
mine on the mode and measures Of redress.
Sd. Resolved, That VIC respectfully recon-
mend to the Legislature to take into immediate
consideration the passage Of such laws as will
be likely to alleviate any unusual embarrass-
ment Of the commercial interests Of the State,
consequent upon the present political c'ncrgen-
! cy.
eth. Resolved That We respectfully suggest
to the Legislature to take immediate steps to
organize and arm the forces of the State.
9Th. Resolved, That copies of the foregoing
resolutions be sent without delay TO our Sena.
tors and Representatives in the General Assem-
bly, Of the State, who arc hereby requested to
lay them before the Houses of which they are
respectively members.
The Colonial flag Of Georgia was raised this
afternoon on Green's Monument, in Johnson's
| Square, in the presence Of an immense multi
tude.
The meeting was addressed by several speak
crs amid great excitement Capt. Barton, Col.
Jackson, Mayor Jones and others are now ad-
dressing an immense crowd Of citizens in john
|
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McCfInrnt AtIruhfa.

AUGUSTA, Nov. l0.-A large rH""!,ir. "' -:
zcns took place here o.nigh;--Na!": Biol.
presiding The Mayor stated that lac r:.'i !.
ccivcd information that two or three citi!c;,
had been invited To leave the city by unalit..,
rized persons. The meeting was called 10 c,a
slider whether we should protect ourselves b.
the upholding Of the laws and the prrNcr'at..
of order. OF allow unauthorized persons '";aa
the law into their own hands.
4 committee having been appointe': t" ~
pare business for the meeting, they leryt'r''
series Of resolutions, declaring: !. Tha! -
live under government of law and order, AZ"
it is the bonn,len duty Of every citizen L. 81
all rights respected, and wrongs spce,il!' :e
dressed. in the forms provided by law. >. TIA
the genius Of our institutions forbid the p'!i.l>A
mcnt Of citizens without fair trial hy l,&
3. That the assumption by individuals, h""
ever respectable, Of any power OF s""crn'"ca'
is sllbycrSivc of all constitutional !ibr:;., Ian
gcrous in its tendencies, and fatal t. the Viz.
interests OF the community; and !. Itlal
the existing laws'arc insufficient Ia protect ~
rights Of citizens, the proper course l. l." app
to the Legislature to amend 81 nlt'iliy them ID
the interests Of society require
Unusual. excitement 1t the time prcvaIic!
The meeting was addressed by MrS'rs. Cuw
ming, Wright, Cone, Sneed, Montgomery Doi
tie, Ford, aud others, and 4 conservative sent,
ment prevailed The resolutions. Wei. unaa
mouSly adopted.
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL. THE election on
Tuesday last passed off withoutany disturbance
in Charlottesville. A good deal OF interest
was exhibited by all parties in working for their
respective favorites, and bringing voters to the
polis. A much larger vote than usual was
boiled, amounting in the aggregate to 622'-
The aggregate vote of the county is also larger,
by a96, than heretofore, being now 3, 40.
The majority for Bell over Brecklnrldge, 1t
will be seen from the tabular statement below,
is o6l. In 1850, when Goggin and Letcher ran
for Governor, it was 372 showing Democratic
oain of III. The whole vote cast for Douglas
in the county is O.. The Democratic vote cast
for Breckenridge is le5 greater than the vote
cast for Letcher.
In view of the Douglas disaflection, the De-
,nocracy of Albemarlc have done noby,, In
spite of the fearful odds against them, and dis,
affection in their own ranks, they have reduced
the opposition majority one hundred and eleven
votes and had the whole Democratic vote
been cast for Breckenridge, the majority Tor
Bell would have been reduced to lb4. wen
done, We say again, for the Democracy OF Al
benarlc ,oo
1850 sou
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BrccLinridge. Bell. Douglas

iol.il.. = 80 . ''.'''' ''ioo
Observation-Disclosures Enquirer -
Gentlemen: Below is the result of the election
at the Hague, on yesterday. This is the larg
est Opposition precinct in the old federal coun'
ty of Wcstmorcand. The Democratic vote,
small as it is is the largest that has been poll
ed for years. have been unable, So far, TO OBJ
tain any further returns from the Northern
Neck. For Bell, iii; Breckenridge, ~; Doug,
las O. Bells majority, lis.
Since writing this morning, have heard
from one other precinct in this county War.
rcnsvie-Bell, 80; Breckinridge, %. BELLS
majority, %.
RICHMOND COUNTl-Warsaw: BELLS
majority, 80; Farnlaln's Church, Bells major.
ity, 90
LITTLE TENNESSEE dispatch from
the Little Tennessee district, in Virginia, says
that Breckenridge has a majority Of 2,7G0.
WESTMURELAND gives 34+ majority for
Bell. 1t gave Goggin, Wing, EOS majority.
UPslICR gives breckenridge o62 majority
a gain Of l2l.
NYTHE.-Editors Of the Enquirer:-I give
YOU the vote Of Wythe. The returns are all
in, and the official announcement will not, |
think, vary the result a single vote. For
breckenridge 79G, Bell GIG, Douglas 90, being
a majority OF II for Breckinridge; gain Of 1+5
on the vote for Governor.
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ANuffS I'm PhiladclDll ia

PnlLApgLrHIA,N Nov. IA Republican VA
Club having passed resolution rendering tir.
services to Lincoln to support him il opposed b.
the Minute Men Of the South, and it being unic:
stool that the resolution would be offered y; L.
Continental Cluh, there was large mcc,Ja
at the latter place on Saturday night, when ."
dresses were made by several prominent citlz"'
in opposition to all efforts TO coercs tho Soul
South Carolina, they said. vas excited becals
81. crroneo,i>lv supposed tl!ut tho Republics
party proposed emancipation. They sh"n
rely (Snid the speakers Oh Conservative Penn
syivana, who will respect their rights. sir9a.
Union.loving resolutions were adopted.
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Mojority for Breckenridge over Bell, 7Gl;
over both Bell and Douglas, GIG. The whole
vote is 9, OH, being a gain on the vote cast IN
the Gubernatorial election of last year Of SsS
votes, and gain in the majority Of Breckin.
ridge over the majority given Mr. Letche q, Of
3es votes. Well done for old IIalifax.-IHat
itar {. e. Echo.
LEWIS.-Editors of the Enqulrer:-Gentle-
men-The election is over The. majority for
Breckenridge over Bell is about $50 votes.
MADISON.-Editors Enquircr:-Si Be
low is the e5icial vote of Madison :-Breckin-
ridge and Lane, s34; Bell and Everett, -;
Douglas and J Johnston, 90 Breckinridge's
majority over Bell, TG0; over both Bell and
Douglas, 40.
Our only remedy from everlasting shame
and disgrace is immediate secession, come
veal, or come woe. I think the very best
thing for the South has happened. 1t will set
tie our fate, and the sooner the better.
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PAGE COUNTY Official.
PRINCE EDWARD-Oiicisl.
Breckinridge's majority 90.

Brcckinridgcs majority 90.
Fox House OF DELEGATES Booker, 4io.--
Anderson, 400 Booker's minority IS.
RECOMMENDATIONS are the returns
Of the election held in this county on Tuesday
last, for President of the United States. The
vote for President was cast in each case for the
candidates for the Vice Presidency on each oil
the several tickets. 1t will be seen that the
Douglas wing Of the Democracy have carried
n large majority of the Democratic vote OF the
county, and that the Opposition vote mas oceh
somewha, increased by the dSsensions Of our
party. What pity it is that the great and
noble old Democratic county Of Rockingham
should be shorn OF any portion Of her strength
and influence by the schemes Of politicians
1t will be all right next time, however, and
Rockingham will roll up her old-faShione'i
\ 81.
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rOETICAL,
From the Home Journal
A VOICE OF MUSIC.
NY l.. wESTrtEI.D.

I'VE heard music in the cities,
In the valleys and the woods;
And amidst the hoary mountains
Heard the chime Of roaring floods:
81, dear lady, ali believe me,
N:a.ht to Inc is more divine.
l'aan to listen to the sweet sounds
OF that silvcry voice Of thine.
Oft I've listened to the trumpet,
Listened to the mellow horn,
Hardened to the wondrous touches
OF the hand Of genius born:
But, dear lady, all believe me-
y ever did the skill ot man
So cnchart me as thy singing
Since our friendship we began,
Nich,inralcs and birds that mock thee,
iarkS and thrushes-e1ery kind
OF the feathered tribe Of songsters-
Have, indeed, oft charmed my mind:
But, dear lady, an believe inc,
Though their warbling they combln
I can never more compare it
10 that darling voice Of thine.
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Secession Movements In :he South.

MrDLLEpGEv,LLE, Nov. g.-Meetings are be-
ing held all over Georgia forthc Turning Al'
mute Men corps 4 meeting is called at Augusta
tomorrow night 1t will be managed bY Inc
most talented conservative citizensi and decided
measures looking to the secession ol Georgia,
will be adopted.
Highly exciting scenes occurred this after
noon in this city. A Northern man, named
Thayer, 4 homeopathic doctor anu former re.
sidenl Of this city, recently returned and WAS
charged with uttcring abolition sentiments.
On Thursday night he was ordered to oare the
city and refused lie was waited on by crowd
this afternoon The crowd increased to several
hundred. and was addressed by several citizens,
some urging summary treatment and others a
mildcr course While the crowd was engaged
in listening, Thayer was conveyed oil in rear
Of the hotel, and escaped punishment
The citizens said his safety was secured by
the entrcaties Of Thaycr's wife and children
subsequently,, the feeling gradually deePened
and widened into hostility to yankees OF all
parties. I'M
A Military Convention Of the State VIII DC
held next Tuesday in rlsevillc.
Gov Browns special Message Is approved,
and during the reading IN the Legislature met
with warm applause. =,
Delegations CT Georgans are visiting South
Carolinians. and South Carolinians are visiting
Gcorcians Sedate. conservative GeorglanS
have mounted cockadeS The South is in ear
nest depend on it
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BRUNSWICk-Ohicial.

Lctcher got 29+ majority. Bells gain Us.
Breckenridge 24o, Bell 2l5 The majority for
Breckenridge in the whole county will be about
Goa Democratic gain Of l55.
BARBOUR.-Editors Of Enquirer Below
send YOU the vote Of old Barbour. Breckia-
ridge 902, Bell Al, Douglas 40 Breckin-
ridges majority 4SS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Editors Of the
Enquirer: The vote at the close OF the polls at
this lWalton's MillsJ precinct for President
stood as follows For Breckenridge lOI, for
Bell 81; majority for Breckenridge Of fifty
votes.
The vote was strictly a party vote, some
four or five Old Line Wings voting for Breck.
infringe andnearly rs many Democrats voting
for Bell There was not single vote Tor
Douglas, though hear of Douglas votes at the
upper precinct in Powhatau.
CLARKECOUNTf- OrFICIAI--Below will
be found q statement Of the vote pollcd ycster-
day in Clarie County for President and Vice
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WARREN COUNTY-Ofliciul.
South Carolina Legislature, SC.

CoLrMplA. Nov. 10.-Thc Senate Of South
Carolina have passed bill calling State Con-
vcntion for the 18th of January, the election Of
delegates to takc place on the Sth Of that month
SECOND DESPATCH
COLUMBIA, Nov. l0.-Mr. DcSassarc reported
from the Committee Of Ways and Means, bill
recommending the postponcment OF the opera
tions Of the act, requiring the banks to have
onc-third OF gold and silver in their vaults for
two-thirds of the amount they issue, which was
unanimously adopted The necessity oEprompt
action for the relief Of the banks was strongly
urged 1t was reported, that the expresses
we're daily bringing bills from the surrounding
States, and other demands for specie were daily
made. 4 Jill was introduced to provide police
regulations in relation to persons coming from
States hostile to the South. Mr. Aldrich made
q report from the Committee on Federal Kea-
tons, amending the Senate bill calling con-
vention Of the people, and inserting election
to be held 9th of December instead of January,
and that the Convention meet on the 18th Of
December istead Of 9Th Of January"
Mr.. Black opposed the amendment, and said
he wanted more time 10 canvass and therefore
preferred the bill as it stood Mr.. Thompson said
agricultursts Of the upper counties oil the State
wanted more time. Mr. WinsleSs here inter
rupted Mr.. Thompson with resolution relative
to declaring the opinion Of South Carolina, and
inviting the cooperation Of the other States,
which was tabled Finally, the bill, as thus
amended, was passed unanimously, after Ill
exciting debate, in which it was said that all
had favored the Senate's bill, but that devel-
opments had been made within the last twenty
four hours which made decided action aeceSSa-
~. Telcgraphic messages were constantly re-
ceiyed calling on them TO act The Senate also
unanimously concurIcd in the amendments.
1t is expected that Georgia, Florida, Ala
bama, Texas and Mississippi will 60 with South
Carolina.
In the House resolution was offered, to be
considered on Monday, that the Governor raise
900 volunteers.
On Saturday evenings crowd 0i about 2,oVu
| persons assembled before the Congarcc House.
The Minute Men turned out and marched down
Main Street, amid great display Of fireworks.
Judge McGrath, Conner Colcock and Cum
nincham delivered addresses. Judge McGrath
| remarked that the people, the Legislature and
| Heaven say that South Carolina lias right to
| scccdc and if the Government ut Washington
SAYS she has not then it must he proved by
taking the right away.
Mr.. Cocock said although the prcse,.t
crowd was 4 large one he wished To sec an
other overwhelmingly Lincoln. He would
take him by the hand, brius him TO the plat.
form and tell him 10 look upon that crowd, AMI
would then ask him il lie ever eApec;ed u
wave the sceprrr OF President o9cr the heads
! of that people Homes; Abe woul! answer
| with ,lowncaSt eyes. NEVER
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Counter Public Meeting Ut Augusta.

Augusta, Nov ia large public mc"liD.
is in progress to night. The Savannah ;c,o.n
tons were unanimously adopted, after h"Tln.
been amended so as to declare that the oHl
remedy for G.incoln's election is immediate -
ccssion. This WAS received with loud alt,i lHo
lonsed cheers.
1t was moved and adopted that the thanks &"
the people Of the South arc due 10 the ga!ian
men North who attempted to roll back the til.
Of ranaticsm at the rcccn, election.
|, was resolved, further, tina; the ncctIa.
pledge themselves to submit u a rate Of taE.
ton sufficient 10 raise million "i dollars {,
organize and arm the military Of the STATE. !
further resolution was adopted condr'nna, t'rr
action Of the citizens meeting this aitcrn""H
and declaring that the resolutions Hs"pi"
thcrcat do not express the sense Of the conrnr
nifty.
Colonel Anderson, of Savannah, address,
the meeting, decidedly in favor Of immeiietr
action by the South. Intense excitement pr
vailed
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Importnuf from SVaxliIngtOn

WAsmiSGroH, NOV. 1.-THE events trais
rins ut the South continue to cause much
citudc in prominent circles, particularly the
ins of al earlier day than was anticipated, a.
this by unanimous vote Of the Legislature
SOUTH Carolina, for the ;aeeturs Of STATE 10.
vcnt.on. The President continues TO rccc!'
pressing appeals to isSuc HI address to u
South, but there are now no indications ID.
any political publication will cmanate tr"m 81
hc;"rc his annual message to Congress-
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MECKLENBURG.- Editors Enquirer: Be-
low you have the official returns OF the cleo

Majority for Breckenridge over Bell it'll
Letchers majority was 222, and WiSes major
ity 800
MOSROE.-.At the Court House, II o'clock,
Bell So, breckenridge 45, Douglas i.
Northampton Editors Of the Enqui-
rer: Sirs-I send you the vote Of the two low
or precincts in the county Of Northampton:
Brock. Bell Doug
Capeville, ~ -
Bayview, 40 TO v
The one vote for Douglas was given by mis-
take, the voter intending to vote for Breckln-
ridge.
NORTIIUMBERLAND.- Brcckinri'lgcs ma
jority "A.
KING WILLIAM.-1hc following is the
vote at Ayett's breckenridge us, Bell 81,
Douglas >.
SURRY.-Elitors Enquirer:-l give you
the result of our election, which is not much
qualification to me--the county going Wing
largely, which never was Wing before. The
Wigs and Douglas men had an understanding
to divide the vote of the Democratic party, if
possible, and they have succeeded completely ::
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FRANKL1N.-Editors Of Enquircr-Gentlc.
men:-It gives lie unaffected pleasure to IN.
form you that We have carried this good old
Democratic fortress 10y 800 majority for Brock
inridge and Lane. Douglas received, accord
ing to our reliable information, l2S votes
which is a little better than thought he could
do, but not Us manyby half as his friends claim
ed for him. Havcwc carried Virginia: We
greatly hope so, and our friends are very exltlt-
ant at this victory, under circumstances so dis
astrous. The times certainly are pregnant with
the fate of millions, If the cause of liberty it.
self is not endangered.
P. S.-Evcry Democrat did his duty nobly.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.-Edtors Of the En-
ouircr-Dcar Sirs In this county Breckin-
ridge has 1885, Bell s6o, Douglas 40. Breck-
inridsc and Lane 22G ahead. Gogsin's major
ity was 1876 over Letcher. We have done our
duty ,nanfully.
This is not the full vote of Franklin, we
have about . 100 voters and have polled only
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H0rElNyH0W heyES7FT.
RITCIIlE-Editors Of the Enquirer, Dear
Sirs I'VE have met the enemy and they are
ours" ''rhe Little Gem" gave on yesterday
the largest Democratic majority for Brcckn'
ridge and Lane, she has ever yet given. Our
majority is something over three hundred over
Bell and Everett Douglas polled between %
and 10 votes in this county.
SMYTI-Editors of Enquirer-Gentlenen:
i take pleasure in handing you the annexed
statement OF the vote yesterday. Little Ten
nesscc will redeem herself ! think the 18th
District may safely be put down at 1000 The
fnllovinr IL the vote of Smyth county,
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Nh. LINCOLN EorING FOR HIMSELF
community were yesterday surprised at the
announcement, that Abraham Lincoln had
gone to the polls, at his place Of residence, and
voted for himself for President Of the enited
States. If it had not been for the fact that
the announcement was made in the New York
Tribune, it would have been doubted that any
man see king so high position could have per-
formed So indelicate and indecent an act 10
the credit of our nation, be it said, never be-
fore has any candidate for this exalted station,
occupied SO uncnviabea position, and we trust
it may be long, very long, before any other
shall occupy Il SIMILAR one FcnnsylrdniGn.
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INCIDENTS or THE ELECTION IN BOsToN.-
THE Negro rote.-The Courier says that in
the Sixth ward of Boston the first ballot de-
posted was Bell and Everett one. The scene
was certainly an interesting one. The black
negro faces among the mass of white ones
looked something rs currants DO when one cuts
4 currant cake in halvcs-herc, there, and
everywhere, and nowhere in particular. Out
side the poll the scene was still more rcmarka.
bic 1t looked quite comical to see some willy
politician take the black hand Of some white
headed negro, and say "My dear sir, have you
voted z" while the answer was, My FRIEND, |
have" The politician would then touch his
hat to some other sable friend, pass on, and get
lost among the conglomeration Of human be-
inrs within
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Meeting OF Minute 1ien In Princes, Ann,

Meeting OF Minute Iisn In Prince.s Anne
At meeting Of the Minute Men OF Primes
Anne county, held at the Courthouse, Noyy:
Der 9th, chat being court day Capt Gco':
T. Rogers, Of the Seahoard Rifles. WAS cali
to the Chair, and Joseph Diversified arpo;a:,
Secretary.
r. Henry Glenn. ESP, explained the ohc
of the meeting (Which WAS 10 eject a Chief
a torcible address.
f. y. Macon, Esq, nominated Ex.6ov Hem;
a. WISE who was unanimously elected.
On motion of T. Henry Glenn,
Resolved. That a committee be a?rolcte4 =
wat on Gov. Wise and inform him OF his Gle.
ton.
The Chairman appointed DR.. JAS \. %cM
pine. bennett Land, JOS. overstreet and Dr. ,
ii. Bright, to wait on EX.Goy. Wise and inio'l.
lm of his election and request his acccpta"Is
On motion, it was
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this Nee
ing be published in the Norfolk and RichmoH
papers.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
GEO T. ROGERS. Chm'n.
JOS OrERSr.EET, Sccy.
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The Sentiment OF Georgia.

MACON, Nov NO doubt is entertained
here that Alabama will move hand in hanC
with South Carolina, both State conventions
sitting at the same time and CO. operating with
each other.
Georgia will also Gull State convention be-
fore the 4th of March, and the almost unani,
NOUS opinion and feeling here is that South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi
will scccdc together.
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-~ S-S
from Havana mud McXLcO.

New ORLEANS, Nov. S.-Thc steamer En-
prc City, from Havana on the 9th, has ar.
rived. Sugars were quiet but prices tirn.--
Stock 50, 900 boxes.
Advices from Vera Cruz to the 26th state
that the assault on Gaudalajara was made in
six columns Of 900 men each. twas report
cd that Castillo, with - officers had been cap
turcd and shot.
AdyiceS from Porto Rico to the 9th state
that heavy rains would render the coffee crop
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Opposition majority, 26l ''iI
In 1859 o,2G9 votes polled i'll this county,
for Presidential election. Wing nnj. 81.
In 1852, 2S9 votes polled in this county,
for Governors election. K. y. maj. l5l.
In ls5G-2, us votes pollcd in this county,
for Presidential election. Dem. maj. III.
In 1850, 234 votes polled in this county,
for Governors election. Opposition maj. 81.
Charlottesville Jcfer0ni"H.
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The Election iu Kausas

S.. LOUIS, Nov. Returns from .!iciI''s"
Kansas, elect all the Democratic mein''r'>
the Legislature and all the county o!hts'S -. =
about 200 majority. Large Democratic '.'''
are reported.