Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-08
The Election.

Large majority for reference
Norfolh City.-Gen George Blow, Oate
Douglas elcctor) the Union candidate elect
cd by about 400 majority.
After the above was in type we received
the following:
NORFOLK, FEB. 4-Bow's majority 49,
majority for reference to the people 42z.-
In Portsmouth,, Holidays majority 727 -
majority for reference 804.
Petersburg Thomas Branch, y. 1873,
John Lyon, .. 427, Thos Wallace. s. APT.
"A dispatch from Petersburg informs us
that "Union men are elected in Dinwiddle,
Chesterfield, Prince George aud Sussex"
CMpeper. j anes Barbour's maj 500.
Jefferson. Alfred Barbour and Logan
Osborne, Union, elected by over 900 ma
jority.
! Prince Eduard. John T. Thornton's
majority at Farmvile 1853. Contest close
Roanoke. George p. Tayloe, Union,
beats William Watts 66 majority A ma
jority for reference.
/ Numsemond. John r. Kilby, Conser-
vative elected. The county voted for ref
erence.
Halifar. -Hon. Thos S. Flournoy, and
James G. Bruce, Conservatives, probably
elected. -
Rockingham. Cofman, Gray and Lew
is, Conservatives.
Hanorer.-Col. Richardson, Prompt Ac-
ton, has 222 majority, with two precincts
to hear frem. The majority against refer
ence will be about 400
Rappahannoch.-H G Mofett electsd by
200 majority.
Fauquier. -Messrs. Scott and Mari
The latter is for ''prompt acton" There
was large majority against reference.
Wythe. Robert G. Trent, P. A., elect
ed by 70 majority.
Bedford. -Goode, P. A., is elected, and
so is Hon. VIM. L Goggin. The latter
gentleman, in letter to the Lynchburg
Virgiuian, denies that he is either a Union
or Secession man.
Fai1ar. -Dulaney, Conservative, is e.
lected in this county by over 100 majority
Ohio.-Hon. Sherrard CT me S, and D.
Hubbard, Conservatives, elected by 500
majority.
| Marion, Wood Taylor, Brooke and Han
cock. all elect Conservatives. Very few
votes were pollea in these counties against
reference
Princess Anne. -Ex-Gov Wise. is e.
tected in this county by decided majority.
Albemarle. Valentine w. Southall, B ;
James P. Holcombe, b.. The vote for
reference, 1878; against reference, 954.
Alexandria George " Brent, d.
Amelia and Nutowuy Lewis E. Har-
vie, Br
AnaAerst.-S. NJ. Garland, B.
AppomaHoa. Lewis D Isbell, B.
! augusta. Hon. A. II. Stuart. b; Jno
B Baldwin, B; George Baylor, D.
| Brunsuieh. Thomas Il Chalnbliss, B.
Buckingham. w w Forbes, b
Cumpbell.-J N speed and r Slaugh-
ter, B.
Charlotte Wood Bouldin, 3.
Charles City, James City and Ne'c Kent.
J ohm Tyler, Br.
| Chesterfield james Fl Cox, D.
! Culpeper-James Barbour, Br
Henrico-Wms C Wickham, Is.
Henry -Payton Gravely, B.
Louaoun.-J Janney, and John A
Carter, b.
| Louisa.-Wm NJ Amber, B.
| Madison. George z Blakev, Rr
| Muttheaps and KiddleSeu. --Robt L Mon
tague, Br.
Montgomery .-Hon. VIM Ballard Pres
ton, b.
MorfoM Cfty-George Blow, D.
Norfolk County WIN White and J
Holiday, 3.
Ohto-Sherrard Clemens and G D Hub
bard, D
PetersJwg-Thomas Branch, D.
PiHsyluania- VIM L Sutherln, B, and
VIM NJ Tredway, D.
Prince George and Smry-Tim Rives, D
Richmond City-Wm H Mcfarland, b
NJ johnson, I, and Geo W Randolph, Br
Roanohe-George Tayloe. B.
Rocsbridge--Sanuel Med Moore, B;
and James B Dorman, D.
The above list includes 81 who support.
ed Bell, 9 Breckinridge, aud 10 Douglas
ShenondoaA-W Williams and Conn, 2 A
elected by large majority. The vote for
reference was 7G7, against reference 1866
Fluvanna. james NJ. Sprague, P. A.
by 200 majority
Goochland Walter D. Lcake, P. A.,
by l73 majority.
Clarke-H NJ Nelson, Conservative
with 140 majority for reference.
King and Queen-R. Il. Cox, 2. n.
by large majority.
Fauquer Scott, P. A elected. Ma
| inritv for reference 81
Caroline-E. L. Morris, ?. A. The
majority against reference is 600.
Botetourt- Glasgow and Miller, p. A.
Washington-Campbell and Grant, Con
servatives, are elected. Hon John B.
Floyd withdrew.
Northampton Miers W. Fisher, P. A..
is elected.
Warwick and Elizabeth City Mallory,
Conservative, elected.
| Accomac Gusts, Conservative, is elect
ed.
Isle ofWight-W Whitfield, P, A. is elect
ed
Highland Hull. Conservative, is e.
lected.
CHEAP PATRIOTISM New Hamp.
shire Patriot, referring to the resolutions
passed by the Massachusetts, Legislature
rendering the President men and money to
maintain the Government in the present
crisis, observes that this is very cheap pa