Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN.
lYNCnBURG MAY 1850
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

We present the following statement of the polls
az il has reached us
observation-disclosures 3D. 34l.-
Flood ID So. Majority for McD. 253. Con-
venti"n 4O7. No Convention 70. Majority for
Convention 1894.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W. 339. Minor
/ ID l59. Majority for Massey $50. Conven-
ton 494. No Convention g. Majority for Con-
yeniion 4s5. For Senate-Love W. 3D.
Thomas W. l46. Majority for Love 1877
AUGUSTA.-Imboden wv 71S. McCue
$50. johnson (W.) DOL Firth (W.) IA. Craw-
ford 3D. 275. Abney (D) 499 This county
has givena large vote in favor ofthe Convention
AMELiA.-Hillsman W. is reported to be
elected. Amelia was represented bya Demo-
erat last session.
EMARLE.-Bowcock (W) certainly
elected. The contest between Carter and Garth,
both Wings, is doubtful. A large majority for
Convention.
AMHERST-Dillard( o. elected. The re-
suit Of The vote for Convention is not known.
BUCKINGIIAM.-The result is not known
The probability is that Forbes (W) is re elected
CAMPBELL.-Speed and Clarke, Wings,
elected without opposition. Majority for Con-
venlion411,
CilESTERFlEID-Jo Dem, no oppo-
siion.
CULPEPER-The vote was very close, and
the result is doubtful
Buckner ID is re. elected BY
1875 majority.
CHARLES CITY & NEW KENT-Doub,-
CHARLOTTE-lIancoc wv. 327. Car
rnglon Cd 32S. Maoity for Darlington |.
DlNWlDDlE-The vote at three precincts,
on the second day, is given-G oodw YIN was 5
ahead.
ESSEX-The Wings have lost this county.
FREDERICk-Wall (W.) 1901. Ward wv
8S5. Sydnor ID 9S6. Bruce 3D. 932 j. F.
Wall Wv AMI Richard NJ. Sydnor (D) elected
Convention 1906 No Convention 1893. Majority
for Convention 966
FLUV\NNA-On the first day, Gay(D IVA,
| ahead. Polls kept open.
FAlRFAN-Stuart (W. } is said to be elected.
For Senaie-Thomas is rumorcd to be b, hind
a small majority against Convention
FAUQUlER-Wm Nj. Hume and Robert f.
Scott Doth WhigS) are elected by large MAORI
Ties Wing gain. For Senate Foster on the
first day was 125 votes ahead Of Horner (D)
Wilson %. )no opposition.
The polls were kept open three days. On the
first day, for Senate, the vote stood-Thompson
/ % So Archer wv 26. Thompson's majority
80. Convention H. No Convention Majority
for Convention "a
GOOCIIiAND-A Democrat is elected, in
all probability.
llENRltO-There is one precinct to hear
from. SO far the vote stands Hall wv $50
Mayo G).) Adj. Goddin 9. Convention 471.-
No Convention los. Majority for Convention
I 383
JAMES CITY, YORK & WILLIAMSBURG
The returns are not full. Southall (W.) 1856
Armistead ~ l06 Southals majority so.
JEFFERSON-Duke 529. Jewett sos. Car
rlngton 497. Beer % 4S4. Duke and Jewet,
! (hpth al
vention AZ. Majority for Convention $50.
KING GEORGE-Arnold 3D. is elected by
one ma iortv. A Wing loss.
Edward W. Edwards, Robert L.
Wright and Henry w. Thomas. all Wings, are
elected. Thomas, wv the candidate for the
Senate. leads his Democratic opponent 29S votes
MORGAN-Two precincts to hear FROM
Vaumsdell d. his n majority of one.
NELSON-N Cabell (W.) is elected.
NORTllAMPTON--Geo. T. VERIFY, Wing
elected without opposition. Majority for Con-
venlion l2l
NORFOLK CITY-Stubbs, W., 433 Robin.
son, d. 306. Taylor d., "a. Stubs majority
over both %. For nator:Crump w, 455
Smith d., 1913. Crump's majority 1872. Con-
veniion 645. No Convention H. Majority fol
Convention 574.
NANSEMOND-KIby, W, elected BY 1876
majority For Senate, Crump l26 majority
one precinct 10 near from.
OHlO-Two precincts heard from. c w Rus
sell (W) elected without OPPOSITION. For Sena'e
the vote is-Edington Nv y 494. West (D) l46.
Majority for Ellington 34S. Convention 1862 No
Convention 241. Majority for Convention 12l
PRINCE WILLIAM-Monroe wv runs a.
head OF Harrison (D) For Senate Foster wv
has majority over Homer (D) Convention 100.
No Convention |. Three precincts to hear from.
POWIlATAN--Scott (W) 279. Old D) 256.
Scots majority 3D. Convention 500. No Con-
ventlon | H. Majority for Convention 2l2
PRINCESS ANN-One precinct to be heard
from. Garrison has a majority of l02.
PETERSBURG----The Democratic candidate
James T.. Cox. is ele cted by majority of Co.
Convention 1877; No Convention 80. Majority
Tor Convention 705
PRINCE EDWARD-Wm C Flournoy (Dl
elected without opposition.
/ Observation-Disclosures and Patteson, wings
elected without oppo,ition. Convention $40. -
No Convention 81. Maj for Convention
31S. NV"
ROCKINGHAM Martz and Yancey (D's)
are elected The vote for Convention, as given,
u.s. tor 1871; against lS0 Majority for Convention
6lO.
RlCHMOND-August tW) Sl5. Crane wv
IoS Aueusts majority Al. Convention 1889
No Convention POS. Majority for Convention
ia.
sHENtNDoAII-Pitman D) 6i5. Calvert