Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-15

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mcrs.
For Senator: Stovall, d, CPS; Purkins.
W, 3S7-Stovsll's majority 23s.
| Howerton and Garrett, Democrats, G.
lec,ed to the Legislature without opposi-
| ton.
Observation-Disclosures 174S F;
Summers 23i. Legislature: G. S. Mecm
1917; Gatewood 1104; Calvert Sl7;Walk-
err 200.
Polls kept open at the Court House.
which will increase Johnson's maj. $50 or
200.
MECKLENBURG CO.-For Cover
nor-Summers 271; johnson 51i.
Lieutenant Governor-Watts2 65; Leake
SOB.
Attorney General-Baxter 267; b.
cock sol.
Senate-Knox. L.. 26l; Darlington. L..
23l; Tazcwell, w, 1913.
House of Delega,es-Wm. o. Goode.
L., reelected. without opposition.
Johnson's majority 100 less that the par
ty.
RICHMOND CITY.-Summers ma
jority over johnson Si3; Watts over
Leake S29; Baxter over Bocock SIS; Mer-
edith (W) over Scott (D) for the Senate,
Sl2. Robinson, Darlington and Butler,
all Wings. elected to the House of Dele
gates by large majoritics.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 15S; John
son 33i; (Johnson's maj. l76.) For SEN
ate: Jones, w. 1874; Amber, ID. 239 {:
Fowler, ID. lis; Amber over Jones los. J
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tom. d.. gets Al majority over Hilseman
in Amelia and is elected.
KING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
son 224; Summers IA. Bocock and
I.eake exactly with Johnson and Watts
and Baxter with Summers. For Senate
Mason 262; French IA. For House oil
Delegates: Brown 2ls; Suite 24l.
STAFFORD.-The whole Democratic
majority is about IT'S.
The news received from Westmoreland
and Richmond leave little doubt of the e.
lection of Braxton to the Senate, and Har
vey for the House of Delegates.
ELIZABETH CITY-(Comp1ete.)-
Summers $50; johnson 14S; Watt. 1873
Leake l49; Baxter 14S; Bocock 14S.
Senate Saunders 1855; Douglass 1876
House: Segar (W) l64; Booker (D) l2l;
Collier (D) Is.
Saunders and Segar certainly elected.
GLOUCESTER.-WiIliamT aliaEerr
(D) elected to the House by 63 over Tay.
lor
Col. A. Taliaferro (Dy is defeated for
the Senate by Catlctt (D)
MATTHEWS and MIDDLESEX
have elected Wing Dclegate-a Wing
gain.
CHARLES CITY. &c.-Pearcc, [Wl
elected Delegate by large majority.
ISLE OF WIGHT.-Thc Enquirer
learns by Telegraph that the Democratic
majority is 407. J. A. Jordan. (D) is c.
lected Delegate.
CHARLOTTE.-IIurrah for old Char
lolte! She is at last redeemed. regener-
a cd and disenthralled from the spell o
her deccivers." Now for the vote:
Summers majority about Is
Waits mai. about s
G. Hancock's maj over Barnes Al
Mr. Bucock squeezed out maj. Of 5
Tazcwell's maj. about 80
So, we have carried the whole Wing
ticket, with the exception Of Bax,er-whc
was beaten only votes.
Mr.. Tazewell was the candidate for the
Senate, and only announced on December
Court day, (last Monday.)
think Charlotte may he regarded as a
Wing county-the young men stood up
to the whole ticket.
In great haste yours truly.
WIN. G. CARRINGToN, ESQ.
We have report that Tazewcll beats
the hi CHEST Democrat votes in Meek
lenburg +; if so he is elected.-Richmond
Times.
ALBEMARLE- The Charlottesville
Advocate gives the following complete re-
turns:
State Ticket: Summers 1873; Johnson
1879; Watts 1852; Leakc 1889 Baxter
ITO; Bocock l06S.
Senate: Watson (W) 1853; Randolph
D) 1905.
House: Rives (W) l1s6; Early (W)
l172; Tucker (D) 1O66; Garne,t 1911.
AUGUSTA.-The Staunton Messenger
gives the result at all the Precincts except
Deerheld and Craigsvillc. II. w. Shelley
(W) is elected Senator; james Walker,
John A. Tate and J. ID. Imboden, Wings,
Delegates.
The Governors vote thus far stands
thus: Summers 1854; Johnson 1l7G-
Summers maj. 456.
The Polls were kept open at Stanton.
SPOTTSYLVANIA.-Returnsf from
Fredericksburg, the c. H., New Market
and Andrews (all the precincts) sum up:
Summers $50; Johnson 53S; Watts 513 !;
Leake $40; Baxter SIS; Bocock $50.
For Senate: S. Crutchfeld (W) GOA +;
Moncure (D) l52. For House: Lacy (W)
456; 0. M. Crutchfcd (D) 500.
KING GEORGE.-Mason (D) has | 6
maj, and Brown (D) "A. The maj. for
Johnson some 90.
HENRICO.-Griffin [W] is certainly