Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-28
r,.a,.1. ELECTION Returns.

JESFERBON.-UOo iuhJUiiL1
FKEpERicE.-l.l4 9 majority for secession
Kaufman and Ward elccted aeicEh.cs Wv
Conrad and Marshall. -;
CLAR5.-Only three votes against the "'u'
nance.
prprrIyr-Frum 4 to 600 votes against II
T.,vw.tL-Yote Tor ordinance of SECESSION
unanimous.
PULAskL-Unanimous vote Tor ordinancc
J. G. Cecil elected delegate.
I.Sc.sTEn-Unanirnous vote for ordinance
Carter elected delegate; Harvey Senator.
W.spISoToy.-Fur ordinance l,sOT; agalns'
i 90. for amendment: of the Constitution
nearly unanimous; Clark and Dunn olecsee
delegates.
Col j.. Z. Anderson md Green James elected
d~plegates from Botetourt and Roanoke.
p N. Wiley elected Senator from Botetouff,
Roanoke, Craig and Allegheny.
ALLE0HASY.-Si1 hundred for the ordinance
is against It.
ArorsrA.-The vote in this county stands;
For secession $500; against 6. Christian IS
elected to the Senate, and Shelby and Wake
to the House Of Delegates, certainly. Inere
is d contest between llarman and Late. For
Board OF PUBIC WORKS, Drouu icous ."t"""
between ZOO and LOCO.
LoUlsA.-All the votes cast ut Fredsrlcks
Hall at y o'clock we're Tor secession. Fer tax
amendment, 80; against it, 10. For House oil
Delcgates-W. 7. G. Nelson 49, W. M. An
bier mot a caHdldate) =. .
CuARLorrr.-So lar as heard from in this
county, there is not q vote against secession.
The tux amendment is probably carried by a
considerable minority. Charles Bruce, Tor the
Ssnstc, gets the entire vote thus fur. SAMUEL
I, McGshee has a majority for tho House Of
Delegates. Wood Bouldin vas voted for, al,
though be refused to be a candidate.
RoAyoEE.-At Big Lick for ratification 2l4;
amendment 2lS; doubtful IS. Bass, fJr House
of Delegates, lyS. Wiley, for Senate, $50;
BOYD, 81. At Salem the vote for secession ana
amendment to the Constitution is $50. and
none against
FArouIsR AT ths Warrenton precinct the
vote fir a member Of the House Of Delegates
was rs follows Scott, 2U6; Childs, lg5
Payne, 100; Kinchelos, IS; Mlrshall, l50;
E ,stham, 142. All Of these gentlemen are in
favor discussion. Fer secession, 327; agiinst
il, none. For amendment; Of Constitution. 2IT;
against it, IL. Four persons declined voting
for tic Ordinance of Secession. One vas Capt
Ednonds, former delegate TO the Legislature.
The others we're men without property, !nlor-
nation or influence.
RArrAuAyxcck.-TurDer is defeated in Rap
pahanaock.
HAL,rA1-For secession, 1,T47; for amend
ment, ], 800; against il, 2u0. Srnate-Logan,
1872. House OF Observation-Disclosures, 1926;
West, or; Mediey, 4sb. Bruce, Gao cand!-
date 2U2.
GILES Observation-Disclosures vote fo7 Ordi-
nance, 1909. House Of Delegates-Eggles-
ton elected over Elrly. S~enate-Tauter 34S
majority over Witten.
MERcEh-A small ~us;ori:y reported for Sc
cession. Col. Richardson elected Delegate.
NANsEMoxp.-Oficial vote at the election on
Esd OF May: For ratification Of secession ordi.
nance, 1912; for rejection, none; Cor amend
ment Of Constitution, 4l0; against il. 392.
House Of Dclega.es-N. Riddick, $40. S=satc-
". II. Day, ST.
RocspRiDaE.-Thc following is the result Of
the vote in this county: For ratification, res;
against ratification, !; for amendment, l,Tl2;
against amendment, y. s. McD. Reid, !, l27;
F. r. Anderson, l,035; j. B. Dorman, $50;
J. NJ. KuE, eos; j. D. Morrison, G5; uoiladsy,
54G; Broun, 7BS.
ISLE OF NlONi.-l 1t cIcLllSii III LEIsI puiIlJ
resulted: For secession, $50; against secession,
none; for amendment, 5Gl; agains! amend
ment, 40. Srnatc-Wm. II. Day, GG2. House
Of De.ega,cs-J. S. Wilson, o24; I. Hall, q;
DR.. Barnes, 80. The las. naned wero DOT
candidates.
GgEEyE.-At Ruckersri!Ie the vote Gas:-
For secession, 95 against it, none. For
amendment Of Constitution, rs; against i,
90. House Of Observation-Disclosures, 66; Wool
| folk, 90. Board OF Pchlic Works-lloIiaday,
rs; E,uun, l.. A sma!l Tnt2. o:s;ng 10 the
at. en:a .; the volunteers.
P!IE.-Thc f~r!i3Hing * it"1 Vote u this
ccrr.,: Far scrtsS'"n, p:G; a@,!ust. ;'Trrk,)l j.
To- aGn9ndmeHt, Nj; a::sIss> ",H"i"imaat, 5.
Seu.te-Siiisr, 939. ii"u>. ii Uri":ates-
! Bontoi., 40; S.rich!er, go; MeI'a.r.en. o20.
Oac prcri!:c: to near from. Page nj! right.
SpoTsYLvaSIa.-The foliuxin:; il the vote AZ
Andrews precinct, in this county: For seces.
sion. l5G: against secession, none; for amend.
lnent of Constitution, Ito; against amendment,
l8. Board OF Public Wurks-A. r. uol!aday,
1872. Senatc-Dr. Vim. Qnisenberry, l2s;
DR.. B%lankman, ]. House oil De!aga!es-Lswis
i. Boggs, 1877; u. II. Gordon, Is.
WrruE.-rne following is the vote Of
Wythe, all official except Mount Airy ~preciEct,
when ~ believed to be correct:
! Fur ratification.
For TcJeet.o'i..'
| For amendment.
For House Of Delegates-W. N. Cook, a57;
John J. Graham 535. Cooks majority e22.
M~osRoR-For Board Ct Public Works-H9l-
lady, 1903; Broun. 2. For Senate. Rob.
ertsnr, ISL; j. r. Anderson, 2G3. For House
of Dslegates-W. Robertson, T0S; Saunders,
6Ss; Stegar, 5lS.
LryrABrcG.-Por secession 905. For the
amendment 5"Q; against it It's. OF course
there was not 4 vote agai5s: the ordinance Of
secession. Organ elected to the !!suse Of
Delegates, without opposition, by far the larg.
cst vote ever pollrd in the county.
HISnY.-For ratification Of the ordinance
Of accession OPT; against ratification /. For
,he amendment oil The Constitution 9iq;
araius, the amendment Is. For House Of Del.
ssates-John T. Woo,ton, Wing aud States
Rights, SIS; YIN. Davis, Wing and States.
! Rights, $50. Wootton's majority lGo.
WAsnISGTox-The poll Of the county is as
follows:
0f1siaL-Fcr Secession, 1907; against Sc
cessIon 20.
For amendment 1909; agains. amendment
13.
David B. Clars, original secessionist, 1914;
David q. Dunn. original Secessionist, l,oS4
Q, s. Bekem, soS; a. r. Preston, 40. Clark's
majority 5ll. Dunn's majority 2Sl over Be-
KEN.
The twenty votes against Secession were at
the precinct where John a. Campbell, Esq,
member to the Convention, made a speech yes.
tcrdav. Old Washington Ia again right, and
from what her people said, will remain so.
Make Way for Rockingham
5000 MATURITY FOR sECE5SIoN!!
Below will be found Lhe result Of the cleo
ton held in Rockingham:
For House Of Delegates. = Harrison, 96l;
Gra,tan; l,lG6; ). I. Walker, 725; J. Q.
Walker, sci; Woodsan. 1862; Harper, 367
Hopkins, 2 .23+. For Ordinance OF Secession
For ratification, 3,0lo; rejection, q. For amend
mrnt aTS6: against Amendment, III; For