Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-16

House Price, w ITO. Miles w, 4l9.
MORGAN Complete. )-Summers $50; Johnson
1885, Watts 2S5; Leake 2S2; Baxter 275; Bocock ISL.
For House: Michael 3l4; Gusttn 27s.
Senatorial Dsstrict.-The following is tho full vote
of the Hardy, Morgan and Hampshire Senatorial dis
trict:
Sherr.rd, w. Sloan, D.
Hampshire 601 e4s
Hardy 805 455
Morgan 302 2S2
1908 1855
Sherrards majority 223. Ff.$
MARSHALL COUNTY.-We are highly eratified
learn that the Wings of Marshall covered themselves
with glory the late election They have given Sum.
mersS5 maj and elected Jones by 81 maj. Mr.. ]. T.
Martin is elected Senatorstrom Marshall and Welzsl
Wheeling Timer.
| WOOD.-Summers' majority is 1877; Jackson, Wing
has majority OF 10 and preaciuct to hear fro-{6
ACCOMAC.-For Governor-Johuson 4lo, Sum-
mers 344; Tor 1t. Gevernor-Leake 32l, Watts 29l for
Attorney General-Bocock 1928 Baxter 2sl. For
Senate-J H Parker 444, O B Finnev 434. For
535. For Dsunion 1884, anti-D isuniou 456. TWhat
does this means We take the statement from the
FAYETTE AND RALEIGH.
Summers, johnson. crea,gh, Withsred.
R + ,ysi1s' $50 $50 l g 5 5oS l ds
Two precincts yet to be heard from in each county.
TAZEWELL-Ata all the precincts except. two (Tug
and Clear Fork) Johnson get. majority Of 1872 over
Summers Cass's majority in Tazewel was 1888.
Johnsons cannot be over l2a.
FLOYD-Summers 40; Johnson 1888; Watts 1852;
Lake 372 Baxter 46l Bocock 372. For Senate Bar
gates: I Headen whig, AS, Thrash, dem, 37s
WASHINGTON-Polls kept open at Abingdon.
assday eyenns !ohnsohs majority s in the county
electons) King led Campbell 10l
RUSSELL-A letter to the Wing says:
ain Russell, the Wing maloilty is unheard Of Sum-
and Sand Lick precincts not head from. Those
three will certainly make it up to 500. The Polls
kept open, you need not be astonished at Sum
mers majority Of 900. l will not indulge In idle con-
lectures about other counties You shall have results
as they reach US.
The grief and CONSERVATION among the Democracy
is fseg;, to Dshod smyh j. about tied have
MARION LIN .partl Summers 294; Johnson 529'
Johnson's majority will be from 300 to $50 Csss
was 343
RoANoKE-summera 275; johnson soa. Watts
273; Leake 1888. Baxter 275; Bocoek 3S4
For Senate: D. B. Layne. Loco, 445-no opposl-
tion.
For House of Delegates: R. Craig, Loco, 3s6; G..
SOUTHAMPTON CoUNTY--For Governor
Summers 474; Johnson 40.
Governor Summers 122: johnson g. For Lieu +
nent Governor Watts Ill; Leake 81. For Attorney
eneral: Baxter l10 Booock Go.
For Legislature: Homer 80; Jackson 70; Martn115;
Charter Is; West IS.
ROCKINGHAM [Complete.l Johnson 25l6 Sum-
mers 474; Leake 25O6 Watts 457; Bocock 25l2; Bax-
ter 457.
Senate: Deneale 1927; Many 1856
House of Del: Martz 1914; Boar 1867; Stevens
1873; Yancey 1896; Stands 54S; Maupin 45l; Hook
SOL.
sTON-.-[Oficial.l For, Governor, Johnson
$50, Summers 40. Senate: Fairfax SOS. Wade 1868.
House OF Delegates: Zlnn, W. 545, elected; Scott,
d. 462 elected; Carroll, D. 400; Hooton, do. $50;
kimbe, do 1902.
HARRisON--[Comp For Governor, John
son 59j, Summers 558. Lieutenant Governor: Leake
ter $40. For Senate: Basset, d. 9S5, Kincheloe D.
402. 1t is quite certain that Bassett is elected For
House of Delegates, Lewis. D. $40, Moore, w. $50,
Vance, D. COZ, Holden, ID. $50.
From the above it will be seen that old Harrison
has elected one Democrat and one Wing.
sURRY For Governor; johnson g. Summers
cock 95, Baxter 49, Rives, delegate from Pr. George
and Surry. Boykin for Senate, no opposition.
GLOUCESTER.--Abou 800 votes were cast, with
SO; Bocock's 60 Catlett's majority for Senate 45.
w B TaIiaferro's majority for House Ga.
PIITSYLVANIA-Sum maj l64; Watts
do l BSe 90 i WheT wn wba
Wooding, dem, elected 10 the House of Delegates.
LOUDOUN.-Summers 1895; Johnson Ga. Sum-
mers' majeT!y 1850 For the Senate; John Jasney,
wing, has 1862; r ] White, whis, 1888, and DR.
Leith. dem, Ala.
L 6 Darlington and Charles B Bal are elected TO
the House of Delegates,
ties Of the county stand about as follows: Powell 1856
Richeson $50; Johnson, Leake and Bocock l75.
PULASKI Johnson 2S4; Summers 265, For Sen.
ate: Hege, d. PSI; Barnett, w, 2i7 For House of
Delegates: Caddel, u, S26; Poage, ", 229.
WESTMORELAND Rice, whig, is elected in
Wes,moreland over Harvey. independent wing,
Braxton dem, beats Carter for the Senate.
LANCASTER, &c.--Downing dem, elected dele
gate.
WARREN-Davison, dem, is elected to the Ls-
slsature without opposition.
UPSHUR,--For House OF Delegates: DR. d 5 Pin
nePs, whig, maj 1913. For Senate: John Lorsntzs
whig maj about 10
BROOKE AND HANCOCK.-The official ma
jority for Clemens Senator, in Brooke and Hancock
23l. Mr. Sweeney is therefore elected by about $50
OHIO COUNTY, (ofieial)-For Governor:
Summers l4l0 Johnson eos. For Senate: Sweeney
1872; Clemens 952. For House OF Delegates: Rus
SELL whg, 1876; Hubbard wing, 1866 Oldham. whig,
1904 Forney, DEM, II l; arTison dem, $685. Bckle,
DEM, S85. The whole number Of votes poled for Edg-
ngton was $40.
HAMPSHIRE, Official -Johnseu 97s; Sum
ners 7s8. Leake 96l; Bocock 956; Watts III Bax
ter IT'S. For Senate: Sloan $685. Saerrard SOL For
House OF Delegates: Allen 49,; Monroe 1898; Powell
743 Smoot 254; While S8l.
HARDY, (reporied. IN aiorty for Summers $780,
for Watts 1885, for Baxter $751; for Sherrard 346; Price,
wing. elected over Miles, whg, by 35l majority.
MORGAN.-Majorily tor Summers 2; tor Sherrard,
for Senator, %.
HENRY.-J Johnson s95; Summers 293-Damocra
tic gain of l53 For Senator: Stuart, d, 4l3; Tui-
ner, w, 3l2. House: Geo Harston, d, 3l3; Rood,
W, 236; Davis ID, l0S; cambridge, d, 49,
LANCASHIRE MsioritV for Johnson %