Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-13

| Last evening heard that mistake in addition
was made at DentonsvilIe, correc ing which w uson
Is elected by 81
MONTGOMERY.-(com except Eakn's pre-
clnc which viii not vary the result ten votes either
way)
For Gov 'rnor: Summers 524; Johnson 45I Sc
nate Burnett, w 549; Hoge D. 497; House of Del
egates Preston, w, 81; E lmandson, d, 49i.
The vote Tor Lieutenant Governor and Attorney
General IS som. few votes less than that for Cove rnor
MECkLENBu re- COMPLETE. )--Sammers 274;
Johnson 5ll, Watts 265; Lsake $685. Baxter 257; ~
cock 50f. VIM. o. Goode. L, elected delegate with
| out oppo iton.
SENATORIAL ELECTION-Dislrct Of Cha
lcte and Meek ienbure
Charlotte MeckIenblrg To,aI.
Burlington, l., 326 226 SO
X Iox, Ia so 293 33S
Tazewe, w, $50 1874 SAB
Darlington, l., elected by M joity of o.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES majority II; Bocock's
mqjnrty 2; Watts majority 9; Scots majority 24-
Old's majority in Powhaan So Majority tor Old in
the two counties 80 Isbel's majority in this county
AZ, and in Powhatan So.
MADISON .--Johnson's majority 500 to $50
ESSEA-(coMPL ETE) -Summers 1853; Johnson 103;
Waits 262; fleake 204 Baxter 25S; Beeock 207 For
House: Smith, Wing, 1862; Muse, Democrat 22i-
majority for Smith 80. For Senate Douglass. De.
mocrat l64; Gresham. Democrat, l57- majority for
I Dougass7.
KING & QUEEN gives johnson about 1875 ma
jory and Nus, D. enough to ensure his election over
Smith, w, to the House.
ISLE OF WIGllT.-Summers 96; johnson SOB;
Watts IS; Leake 499; BAKER IS; Eocock 1876 S ma
tor Boykin D. $40. Delegate: A. Jordon 2o5;
Moody III; Jordan 1906 Balsr 49,
SOU FHAMP TON We have no:hing in regard
IN tnA tafa plAn Np Ahojs
the Senatorial District composed of Southampton Sas-
sex and GreenSyi le by conSde able majority.
r., WlDD ID -John'oa 1913; Summers 3ia
Thomp.oa ALB; Hamoiin 800; Goodwyn. 332 Jobn,
sons malorny 60; II tmbIins majority 81.
LCNENBURG gives Scoggls for Senate 25i ma.
J1rty, and }. w. Hardy Allen and Stokes, Gail
BRUNSW lCK.-Tha Democratic ticket will GET
about 300 majority. Thom. and Po wer earted TO
the Senate and House without opposition.
AUGUSTA
srAUxroN, Dee. IL, 1851.
EDS TIM2s-Below give you h- haal result IN this
couny. You viii perceive taat a large vote has be- n
pol ed, vet many Wings did not vote. They came 10
the polls Monday, not being able to vote aiIei
TO return on 1ue.Jay or Wednesday. The Dsmo.
Gratis poed heir entire strength. The efforts OF f.w
fac ious Wigs to daieatthe county ticket, were sig
naliy rebuied by the party X
FOR GOVERNOR.
Summers 2Olo
Johnson 1907
Summers majority 7l2
The vote Tor LIT. Governor and Attorney General
does not vary ten from that for Governor
FOR STATE SENATE.
Sheftty, Wing, 1888
Baylor Democrat, 1921
SheHty's majority GIT
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
walker, W, 1873 Haus, D. 14b
lmhoden, w, 1915 Skinner. b, 1877
Tate W. 1882 Abney ID 1876
The above statements all otliaial. Dr.. Harris
receive over 100 Wing at Mount Scion the pre-
clnct OF his reildcuce, which accounts for his large
vote.
CULPEPER.-Johnson 5I4; Summers 46i; T.eake
52); Watts li7 BococR 81; Baxter 433. ForIlouse:
Barbour 52l; E5bourn 4,5 For Senate: Shackeiord
(wih rut "pposlton) 76J
ORANGE johnson 3l5 SumA'ers 27; Lsake
.iIS: W lS2. Il lrnnk p