Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-09
LYNCHBURG. APRIL o. 1895.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
ALBEMARLE.

A Gentleman from Albomarle fuTnisnes US WIN
the gratifying information that Thomas w Gil
mer ond Valentine Souihall, the Wing candidates
IRE elected in a lbemare, in place of Messrs
Riyes and Randolph, the late Jackson members
II was however, close whipping; Mr.. Gimer's
majority being 10. md Mr. Southall's 5.-We also
learn that Gen. Gordon's majority for Congress
over Maj Garland, the Van Burcn candidate, "as
80 We heard nothing from the Senatorial election
but We presume that d.. Cookies majority was d
bout the same over Col Carr This is al least an
offset 10 the Nooway yoie-a" Rowland for their
Oliver" But we don't intend TO crow, nowh-
standing our confidence in the success ofthc Wing
cruise, before it is day break
x'r Since tho foregoing was in type, a gentle
man from Albennde has politely furnished US with
following statement ofthe polls:
For Congress-
WIN. F Gordon (Whig) Cos
J mes Garlard " Buren) 626-37
Ter Statc Sengfc.
DR. Charles Cooke (Whie) G55
Dabncy Carr Wan Burcn) G36-l9
I'm House Of Delegates.
T. w. Gjlmer (Whg) 657
Valentine Souha do Gao
Alex. Rrvcs ". BUREN, G13
Ilos. J. EnndoIph do G3i
MONTGOMERY.
From Nlonig omcry too we have good news
Join MeCanlcy, the late delegate, Van Buren,
has been beaten by DIR. John !ngles, the IVhue
candidate. The majority was not exactly known
10 our informant but ii is supposed to be at least
l50.-For Congress however the result is not
suspicious Craie's majority over Moore being e
about 500-probably greater. Local causes, (Mont
oomcry belrg Craig place cf rcsideuce,) opera
ed to produce this result
ROCKBRIDGE.
We lenrn, from Rockbrldge, that Charles P. Dor
man md DIR. Alfred Leyburn, Oho Wing cand-
dates) arc elected by large majortes This was
one Of the instruction countes-but it seems thnt,
while MIR. Mcdowell who obeycd, is left at home,
Mr. Dorman, who dtsabcycd,i s rc.cec'ed Strange,
hat the people should reward dis bcdent servants,
and pun sh the fai'htull Is it no, We did not
heor the state Of the Congressional poll--but we
presume tia, MI Moore is considerably ahead of
Mr.. Cfai,.
FRANKLIN.
We learned late astevcnne, hat AIessrs. Hale
and Wade, the Wing delegates, arn elected in
Franklin and TINT Col. Cabornc was consdera-
biz Fhead Of Nj S'uort The Jackson candidate for
Congress. Last ytnr, one Whig and one Jackson
nan was elected For the Senate Campbell
WING ahead of Galloway, Van Buren,
CHARLOTTE.
A the courthouse and two other precincts in
Charlotte the vote stands thus:
House Of Delegntes.
Richardson (Vnn BUREN, 300
Morton (Whigl 2l5
Fer Congress
James w. Bouldin (Van BUREN, 1877
Philip Boiling (Whig) 1875
~ One precinct to be heard from. No change
in the political character efthe delegation.
KING; GEORGE.
John lIooc Whj-) is reelected to the House of
Delegates, without opposton.-For Congress the
vote stands as follows.
John Taaferro (Whg) 1875
J. w CHM ~ BUREN, 2l-I7l mai
In 1881, Toliaferro's majority wns 1873, and In
1888 it was $50.
Thus far, the Wings gain FIRE to wit: AIbc.
marie % Rockbrdgc |, Franklin |, and Montgomc.
ry land lose ono in NottowRy.
sf TO THE POLLS, then, Wings and
your State is redeemed from Van Burensm.