Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-06

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Marina Jabnson obs 799 657 2ll4
W. II M.ofarIsnd 55S $50 GA 2l09
Geo w Randolph 457 500 300 losI
Jno. Robertson 3S5 757 $50 ioiE
~ NJ po,,s koz b62 bl7 1906
Jno o. Steger $50 666 Al loii
Jno H. Gilmer 10 So 90 Oh
Majority for johnson over Robertson 442, and over
Seger 697. Majority for Randolph over Botts zSo' A
eage vote for johnson and mcfarland ,ll2 average
vote for Robertson aud Steger ,594. Difference olS-
Average vote for African Church nominees l,69S do
for Messrs. J. NJ and b. ,94S Difference $50.
The aggregate vote in the city was about $780, At
the last Presidential election Bell received 24O2 Breck-
inridge l,l67, and Douglas 1853. Total, 1922.
The following is statement of the vote on the ques-
ton Of reference
wards-LtF'n Ifadn Nome Total
For referring, SAT 7$1 GAO W.
Against referring, All Tag DIV I'o''
u.or;tv for rsssrsnce S45
The question of reference has been determined in the
Affirmative in the State, by very decided majority we
will give figures after the official returns begin to come
in freely
We suboin the election returns received yesterday,
and list Of the members elect of the Convention far
ascertained
DkbfOkh.--nVu. w III. Ia uObb aAiu NVONN N'N~N~~
The latter by about 200 majority
CLARy.-Hugh NJ Nelson, IT,, elected by ia MAORI
y.
FAIRFAx.-Delany elected.
FAUQUIER.-Scott and Mari elected
FREDERcK-Ro. Y Conrad and James Marshall o.,
elected by $50 majority
THE NoRTHwEsT-The Union candidates elected in
Marion Taylor, Wood, Brooke, and Hancock counties.
action Con-
veutiOn to the people.
WAsHINGToN.-Campbel, u, elected by 100 MAORI
ty aud Grant, u. by from five to six hundred Five pre-
cincts to hear from.
We refrain from any classification Of the members elect
IN the following listembracng more than half OF the
Convsntion-but may remark that, probably ninetenhs
OF them cordially approve Of the final effort to restore
the Union and the Constitution, in the spirit in which
they were established by the fathers of the Republic,
now progrt ssing at Washington Unconditional Union
lists" and extremists the other side, will constitute
very small proportions of the Convention:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W. Southall Jas. P. Holcombe.
Alsrandrid.-Geo. W. Brent.
Apselia aud Nottoady-Lewis T. Haryie.
AnherSt-S NJ. Garland.
ADpomattoT D. lsbel.
Augista- Hon. A. II. H. Stuart J. B. Baldwin, George
Baylor.
Bedford-Hon VIM L. Goggin and - Goode.
Berkeley- - Pendleton and - Hammond.
BrGrion, Nicholas, eic.-Benj. w. Byrne.
Br,nlslvick-Thomas f. Chambiss.
Backinqkam.-W. W. Forbes.
CrrapbsR-J. NJ. Speed and Chas. K. Slaughter.
CharLotte-Wood Bouldn.
Charles City, James City and Men hsnL-EN-Pres't,
John Tyler
Chesierfsli-JamesH II. Cox.
Clarke.-Hugh NJ. Nelson.
CuipeDer.-James Barbour
Ctnt6erland and Pouhaidn.-Wm. c. Scott.
Dir,-ddie-Branch T. Eppes.
Fairfar-- Delany, elected
Fdpguier-- Scott and - MARI, elected
Elizabeth C;ty, Yorf, etc.-C. X. Mallory, (rep'd)
Lloyd-Haryey Dsskins.
Freisrick.-Robert Y. Conrad and James Marshall.
C;refgJrier.-Samuel Price.
GresusyiHs aud S@Ssr.-J Il. Ghambliss.
Ralfar -Thos S. Fournoy and James G. Bruce.
Rampshire.-Edward u. Armstrong aud David Pugh.
Hancoek.-J. McC. Porter.
Hqaover.-Geo W. Richardson.
Hqrdy-Thomas haSlin.
Hearic0-Wms. c. Wckham.
HsHry.-Peyton Gravely.
E,Serson.-Alfred NJ Barbour and Logan Osborne.
Kdaaeba Hon. Geo. W. Summers and --
lee aud Scott Peter c. Johnson.
L1gdgwl-John Jsnney and John A. Carter
Louisa-Wm. N. Amber.
MaGisoH-Geo. T. Blakey.
Nitthstos aud JEdileser.-Ro. l.. Montague.
Jlonongalq.-Waitman 7. Wiley and Marshall N.
Dent.
Usntgomeru-Hon. VIM. Ballard Preston.
Napseacpd-John K. kiby.
Norfolk City-George Blow.
EorfolL Cot,uty-Wm. White and J. J. Holiday.
Ohjo.-Hon. Sherrard Clemens aud c. D. Hubbard.
Pe,crsbrg.-Thos. Branch.
Pt,sylyG,uiG.-Wm. T. Sutherin and Vim. NJ. Tired
wSy.
Preston-Willam G. Brown aud Jas. G. McGrew.
Prince Edcard-John T. Thornton.
Princess AaHs-Ex-Gov. Henry A Wise.
Prince George and Sury-Tim. Rives.
Ricbmond City.-Wm. II. Mcfarland, NJ. Johnson and
Geo ". Randolph.
Ro1aoks.-George p Tayloe
R5ckjridge.-Samuel Med. Moore and James B. Dor
man.
octingtam.-Ssmue COfman, John F. Lewis aud
- GRAY.
Russell and Ujsc.-Wm. b. Aston
standardization L. Marye.
ngtot-Robert f. Grant and John A. Camp
bell.
WOod-John j. Jackson.