Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05
MAJORITY for reference.

Majority Tor reference, 256
HrMco-Wms F. ~ckbam, the Union cardldale
elected oy about 500 minority The vote at the Court
h11sS Wickhsm $40 Garrett 459-majorty for
Wckham 81. Large majority for reference
NogFul6 CrTT-Grn George o., (late Douglas
eecior the Union candidates elected by about 400 ma
oity.
After the above was in type we received the iolosDg
Norfolk Feb i.-Biow's majority 4Sl-m.j orty fer
reference the people 427 Iu Portsmouth, holiday
majority l2I-m. jority for reference sol.
PErsEsHUEG.-Ihomas Branch, L. 7GS John Lyon, T..
A. Taomas Wallace, $. 425.
A Dispatch from Petersburg informs Us that 1t Non
mn arc elected in Dnwidde. Chesterfield, Price
Ge1rge, and lsssN."-
CrIrErgR james Blrbours majority 500
JrtsrsoN Alfred Barbour aud Log, Osborns
Uuior. elected by over goo msjority.
PErNcE EDwARp-JOha T. ThOrntOn's majority a.
FmrIle 1888. Contest close.
Tuy Pas HASDLE- UbesliHg Fsb. { p. Mo Edi-
tr, Of Wbi0.-Sherard Clemens and g. ID. Hubbard
assecessOn candi ates. under any circumstances TIL
unphautv elected in this Ohio county. Reports from
B51e Hancock and Marshall Indicate the election If
Union candidates by decided msjoritieS. No vot,s
scarcely against reference.
EoANoSg- George p Tayloe. Union, beats William
Watts od mej0rity. msjorty for reference.
NANsuoND. JOha L. kioy. Union probably elected
HAiFlN--Hou. Thomas 5. FIoGnoy and James e.
B.ace Conservatives, probably elected
From the above returns and other information received
have prepared the following list Of members elect in
Guiding Others which have reason TO believe we're re-
r-aei-ali classified according 10 Their posi- ion in the
L,, Presidential canvas
.i',.e,rris-yaleutiae ". Southan 5; Jas. P HOl-
combe b.
I.rnd,ia.-GtO W. Brent, D
Ias'.I AID No,tos,,s-Lewis z. Harsie, b.
Aut1sL-S. NJ Garland b
sa.ul,tI Il Lewis D. l,bell BIZ.
degradation. A. II. Stuart, b J. B. Ballwio, B,
George BAYLOR, b..
Ea4,scl Thomas Cbamb'iss, b.
Et.I.pgl.ua--W W. Forbes B.
Ciut5sH-J Speed and Q. K Sd, gh'er Z.
Cltr'otie GOD B,Dldin. B.
Ci5r'sy CITE James Ciiy and No hs1t-J,hn "
Ir b.
C.s,i,rfeld-James Il. Cox, D.
C.IafJ.r-Jlm,s Barbour, Br.
Hsnrl,o--Wms @ Wckham, B.
Hary-PaytOn Gravely, B.
LlulYm.-John Janney aud john A. Csrter, P.
I1idsq VIM VI Amber, Pr.
i7f,oa-Geo. r Blakey Br.
UI.tlsi-s and HidHessr.- RO. l.. Montague, b,
Um'qomerv- VIM Ballard Preston, b.
Narf.rt Cjty-Geo. Blow d.
v.rfois colptg-wm. White and j. j. Hoiisy, B.
ohio Sherrard Clemens aud c. d. Hubbard, D.
g..sr,i,rJ -Thos Branch D.
Pitts. lrauia-Wm. 7. Sutherlin, B and WIN. NJ
TredVay. d.
Prince GEORGE and Srry-Tim. Rives D
Richmond Cffy Vim. II A,e'arhnd, e., N. JChc-
son B aod Geo " Randolph, b.
-t.ols.- George p fsylOe, B.
R.ekbridye-SamueI Med. Moore, B., I'D James B.
Dornsn ID. .. t-.-
The above lat includes n who supported Bell 10
Breckuri and 10 Douglas
A. f,r-as We can Judge from the returns the "Pre-
Cqltors" have only four FIVE repre- sentative1. The
residue either claim TO be, or were elected as Union can
tiItcs with more or ess tendency 10 secession. We
DO no, suppose that dozen unconditional UniOn
will be returned. The Convention viii be composed OF
I5i members