The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-28
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
IsIE OF WIGHT


save one. which give Wise 496 majority. and Mil.
son $40 Buck Church to hear from which will
not alter the vote much. The county gave Pierce
474 maj
JF Crucker. dem, elected to the House Of Dele
GREENSvILLE- Official
By the official returns the following majorities
appear Wise 1879; McComss l43; Bocock lao; Mill
s5n I46; Cobb, 222 for the Senate; Luody. o60 for
the House of d Delegates. Gave Pierce 10l maj.
MECKLENBURG-O Official
Wise S47; Flournoy All; Goode 945 Tazewell
4O2
House of Delegates.-C2 delegates u odson s22
Hutchison 500. Gave Pierce 376 maj
SUSSEX.
Wlse's msiority 2s2; Millson's 295. No opposi-
ton to Cobb for the Senate. Luudy elected to the
House of Delegates from Sussex and Greensville
Gave Pierce 2l6.
FIournoy's majority In thie &C unity is l52 Gave
ROCKINGHAM Official.
The maiorties are: Wise g0S2; McComas 2099;
Bocock 2O85; Holiday 2l35. Rockingham AVE
Pierce 1898.
No opposition to Letcher for Congress
For the Senate: Deueale, dem, has 2l5S; Nor
ment dem, 465; Moomaw N, Alb
Deneale elected from the district of Rockingham
and Pepdleton.
AMELIA-Offlcial.
Full returns foot up the vote Tor Governor: Wise
300; Flournoy 234
For Congress, Goode beats bis K opponent,
TaZewell, 90. Gave 80 toI Pierce.
POWHATAN
For Governor: Wise 296; Flournoy 1872. For 1t
Governor; McComas 29a; Beale IA. For Attorney
General: Bocock 293; Patton l49
For Congress Goode 293; Tazewel l44
For House OF Delegates Dabney 1903; Palmer
IA Gave l21 for Pierce.
FREDERICK Official.
Wise 1888; Flournoy 1903. Gave Pierce 387
maj.
ia RandOlDh
KIN, l143
House of Delegates: Bywaters and Baker, De
mocrats, elected over their Native American op-
ponents by small msjorties.
PAGE Official.
Wise 1888. Flouraoy 70. Ii. Governor. McConas
1923, Beale 70 Atty General, Bocock 1922, Patton
90 Gave Pierce 760 mai.
For Congress Faulkner 1887, Boeter 90.
For House of Delegates. Mann Splitter, Demo-
crat, by majority of no over the redoubtablc
Col Mcpherson.
WARREN - Official
Wise 500, Flournoy 27I 1t. Governor, McComas
493, Beale 265 Atty General, Bocock 499 Patton
2G5 Warren gave Pierce 352
For Congress Faulkner 1876, Boteler 275, Faulk.
ner certainly elected to Congress by a reduced
majority.
For Senator: Funston. Democrat, $40, Randolph
Am, 239. Funston elected from the District by a
decided vote.
ORANGE Official
Wise 395, Flournoy 349. 1t Governor, McComas
39i, Beale, 336. Atty General, Bocock 293 Patton
N5. Board of Public Works, Holiday 472, Morris
263. Gave Pierce SO
For Congress. Smith $50, Barbour 1872
Senate: WEIGH, Democrat, 338, Walker, do.
3O8.
House Of Delegates Lee, Democrat, 435, sulli-
van, do, l24.
CULPEPER.-Of Official.
Flournoy 528, Wise 443 1t Governor. Beale
5l4, McComss 440. Atty General, Patton 544, Bo,
cock 433. Board of Public Works, Morris $50,
Holiday 452. Gave Pierce IA maj
For Congress: Smith 1872, Barbour 81, Funston
81.
Senate: WEIGH 431, Walker 36l, stapard e..
Gray So. WEIGH elected.
House of Delegates. Eggborn reelected by IS
majority over Winston, Dem.
MADISON Official.
Wise 672 Flouruoy 100. McComas 657, Beale
104, Bocock $40, Patton III, Holiday 683, Morris
10I. Gave Pierce $50 maj.
For Congress Powell, Democrat 7O3, Lyon X
N97.
For Senate: WEIGH $50, Walker 1872.
House OF Delegates: James Kemper reelected
without opposition
MONTGOMERY.
The Freight Train, at Lynchburg, Friday,
brought false intelligence as will be- seen by the
following official returns
For Governor: Wise, Cos; Flouruoy, 585. For
LisutenRnt Governor: MCComas 637 Beale 583
For Attorney General: Bocock, 655; Patton, $50.
Montgomery gave IL ma j rity Tor Scott
Congress: EdmU.l dson, Democrat 67S: Staples
Native American, $40
For Senator: Deskius, Democrat 653; Barnett
Native American, 597.
House of Delegates: Ronald, Democrat COS :;
Radiord, X Wing, 549.
FLOYD.
Official returns from all the precincts save one
and reported from that give the following MAORI
ties: Wise, 10; McComas, 1876; Bocock l3I-
The county gave So majority to Scott
For Congress Edmundson, lat majority.
For TIE Senate: DeskiBs, Democrat beats his
Ami X
For House t6t Delegates Howell, Democrat
beats his Anti Wing N opponent Helms, by 1877.
SMYTH-( Official
Wise, 654 Flournoy, ST.. Lieutenant Govern
or: McComas, 649; Beale, SOL Attorney Gene
raj: Bocock, Gas; Patton, ste. smyth gave As
majority to Pierce
For Congress: McMullen, Dnmocrat, 655; spriqg,
Know Nothing, 500.
For Senate: DR. Tate, Democrat 600. I eftyIcb
Know Nothing, SIS.
House of Delegates Preston, Anti Know No.
thing, 637; Shetfey, Know Nothing, COG.
PULASKI Official
Wise 304 Flournoy 272 Ii Governor: McComas
3O6; Beale 269; Attorney General: Boccck 306; Pat-
ton 269 Gave Pierce 40.
For Congress: McMuilen, dem, 3l4; TIigg, Am,
go
For Safe Senate: Deskins 3l2; Barnett, 200.
For House Of Delegates-(.ue delegate) DR..
Draper, dem, 3l9; Poase, Am PIT.
GILES Official.
Wise All; Flournoy 377. These votes are off.
Clal our correspondent says MCCOmas msiOritY
is about 20 greater than Wlses; Bocock's a ittIo
below. Giles gave Pierce So
For Congress: Edmundson 428; Staples 38I.
House OF Dcegates.-{one deleg ate) p ep dIeton
Gem, 4ol; Eaton, Dem 308
WASHING rom
Passengers on the Tennessee Railroad saturday
report that Wise has a jority of 43J in WASH
ingtOn and that Gov. Floyd is one the Delegates
electedi TO the House. Washington has been a
great battle ground between the Democrats and the
partiZans OF the new partJ. Gov. Floyd took tn
stump especially on tbi- Issue, and the county has
been watched with great interest by all parties
Washington gave Pierce 209 majority
BOTETOURF AND CRAIG
Passengers report that Botetourt gives Wise 435
majority, and that Craig gives him no This
agrees with the estimates of the Valley Democrat
which says that from the returns received the two
egill give Wise 600 msjority Botetourt gave Pierce
3l7. Craig gave him l46-tog ether 1853
LUNENBURG.-Oficial
Wise 465, Flournoy z0I. Lit. Gov McConas 472
Beals 1886. Atty Gen. BocOcS 483, Patton 1873. Lur
nenbuTg gave Pierce 215.
For Congress: Goode, dem, 500; Tszswel, Anne
rican, 1911.
For Senator Campbell, dem, 400; Allen, Ameri.
can, l26.