Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-22
FAYETTE AND RALEIGH.

FAYETTE AND RALEIGH.
Governor. Senate.
Summers, Johnson, Crcigh, Wilbcred.
Fayettc, 352 100 305 1l0
Raleigh, ZIG 80 LAG SO
Two precincts yet to be heard from in
each county.
TAZEWELL.-At all the precincts
except two Tug and Clear Fork) John
son gets a mnJotity Of 1872 over Summers;
Cass' majority in Tazewell was 1888, John
sons cannot be over 1876.
MARION lin partl Summers l;John-
son 529. Johnson's majority will be from
300 to $50. Cass' was 3i5.
ROANOKE-Summers 275; johnson
1893. Watts 273; Leake 1888. Baxter 275;
Bocock 3S4
For Senate: d & Layne, Loco, 446--
no opposition.
For House Of Delegates: r. Craig, L.
$50; G ? Tayloc, W. 2S7.
TAYLOR.--Summers 1927, johnson
PSI.
John S. Burdert, Wing elected delegate
over NJ. NJ. Johnson Democrat by l15 ma
jority
For Senate: close pull between Wade
and Fairfax, but it is rumnred that Wade
elected. Both Democrats.
SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY-For
Governor: Summers 474, Johnson 40,
TYLER COUNTY.-Sistorsvillc pre-
cinct. For Governor: Summers 1872; John
son GO. For Lieutenant Governor: Watts
Ill; Loake 81. For Attorney General !:
Baxter Ito; Bocock 65.
FoI Legislature: Horner So; Jackson 10:
Martin 11j; Charter 16; West is.
PRESTON.-( oFFIcrAL). For Cover
nor: johnson ESQ; Summers 40. Sen
ate: Fairfax COG, Wade 1858. House Of
Delegates linn, W.. $40. elected; Scott;
d, 462, elected; Carroll, d, 400; Hooton
do. ESQ; kimble, do. SOP
HARRISON Completed For Gov
ernor: Johnson $50, Summers SIS. Lieu
tenant Governor: Leake, SAT, Watts SIS
Attorney General: Bocock S6S, Baxter
$40. For Senate Bassett, d. 9S5, Kin
cbcloe, Democrat 402. 1t is quite certain
that Bassett is elected. For House of
Delegates, Lewis d. $40, Moore, w. $50,
Vance, d. COZ, Holden d., $50.
From the above il will be seen that old
Harrison has elected one Democrat and
one Wing.
OHIO COUNTY, (Omcial) For
Governor: Summers 1910; Johnson COS.
For Senate: Sweeney 1912; Clemens 952
For House of Delegates: Russell, Wing
1876: Hubbard Wing, 1856; OLDHAM, w.
1866; Forney dem, I'll; Garrison, dem,
$50; Bckle, dem SIS. The whole num-
Der Of votes polIed for Edgington was $40
HAMPSHIRE Official. )-Johnson,
973; Summers 7S9. Lcake 961; Bocock
$50; Watts III, Baxter IT'S. For Sen
ate: Sloan 94s; Shcrrard sol. For House
IF Delegates: Allen $50; Monroe sos;
Powell 74s; Smoot PSI; White ISL.
BROOKE AND HANCOCK.-John-
sons majority 100; Clements 231-Swce-
ney's in the district 1888.
LEWIS.-The corrected vote is: John
son 456; Summers 1858.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT majority a
1out 800. DR.. Elan, ID, Talbot, ID, |
elected Delegate. A G.. Roger, ID, gets
argc vote for Senator, but is probably de
Gated by Lerentz w.
RITCHIE.-S Summers 156; johnson
80; Watts III; Leake 337 Baxter al;
6ocock 500.
Benz. Bdsscll and Col Danl Kincheloe
we're the candidates in this district for Sen
te. Basscll viii be elected by 8 or 400
Majority.
VIM. J.. Jackson and Philip Cox. jr,
ere Candidates to represent Richie and
peasants 10 the next Legislature Of Vir-
-inia. Jackson viii be elected BY $50 or
90 majority. Both Democrats.
MARION-(one precinct to hear from,
which will increase the Democratic major
y about 25 or 80 votes -Johnson 79i;
summers 325; Lea'.e G77; Watts Pr; 30.
ock 669; Baxter 210.
Senate: Jefferson I. Martin $50, james
!. West 417-both Democrats. Y. Kid
.ell, jr, and Ulysses n Araett, both De-
locrats, are elected to the Hocse Of Dele
ates.
Observation-Disclosures majority
reported to be $50. Mcdonald and
.emley, Democrats, elected Delegates.
WAYNE.-Johnson 24O; Summers
81; Summers majority A; Leake 90;
Watts l55; Bocock IS; Baxter ISL For
re House of Delegates: Jeremiah Well
lan AIS; Adkins 144.
FROM LITTLE TEN NESSEE."
ABINGDON, Dec. ~. I
Eds. Times:-We have made Demo i
racy "see sights" in this quarter. where I
ok received 1000 majority. Thas far, I