Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08
Majority for reference,
IlENRICU COUNTY--OrrtcIA,.
Wickham's lnaiority.

FIUGD.-DeSklnS, Conservative, elected
In two precincts heard from, the vote for re.
ference is 430, against II.
ELIZABETH Cl'rY.-Mallory, Conservative,
81; Baker p. Lee, Secession, 40.
CAROLINE.--Thc Secession ticket is elect
ed in this county.
DINWIDDIE.-We have some additional
returns from Dinwiddic, which we append:
SurnERLAHp's -Boisseau, Secession, MAORI
tr over Epcs, Union, 10. DAnvllI.Es -Boisseau,
majority over EpeS Go. Majority for reference
10. CougruouSE.-BoiSscau's majority Ia
PooLr's.-Epes said SO have 30 majority: Ma.
LoSrsyILlE-Epes majority 80. Goodwyns-
vile and Williams Shop yet to herr from. Re-
suit doubtful
SURRY.-Cabn Point--Rves sc, Ed. Ruff
lin, Jr., II.
NORTHAMPTON Fisher, States Rights is
elected BY large majority.
WARWICK, ELIZABETH CITY and WILL
LIAMSBuRG.- Mallory, Union, is elected.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Union, is elected.
lSLEOF Whitfield, States lights,
is elected.
BOTETOURT.-G Glasgow 4GG; Miller 400;
Boyd 5Tl.
CRAIG-Not heard from. Dibrels and
blossoms not heard from.
WASHINGTON Campbell AID Grant,
Conservatives, arc elected. j. Il. FLOYD With
drew.
REDERICK.-Conrad and Marshall, Con-
scrvatives, elected.
HANOV ER-Richardso Secessionist,
elected.
CLAKKE.-Nclson, Conservative elected.
JEFFERSON.-A. n. Barbour and Logan
Osborne, Conservatives, elected.
Penlcton and Hammond,
Conservatives, elected.
HANCOCk.-portcr, Conservative. elected.
POWHATAN.-Wm. I. Scott, Conserva'
| tive, elected.
BRANTON and NICHOLAS-By Con-
sentative, elected.
LEE and SCOTT. Johnson, Conservative,
elected
HARDY. -Mustin, Conservative, elected
GREENBRIER.--Pric Conservative, elect
PRESTON.-Wm. G.. Brown and McGrew,
| Conservatives, elected.
WOOD.-Jackson, Conservative, elected
MONONG ALA Mailman T. Wiley and
Dent, Conservatives, elected
ROANOKE. Salem; q. p, Taylor, Conser-
vatire, is elected in this county by CO MAORI
ty The majority for reference is about the
same.
ANlIERST.--Garland, Secession, is elected
in this county without opposition.
CHARLOTTE.-Wood Bouldin, Sccesslor'
no oppos,ion. Vote for mo reference Al
Observation-Disclosures Unionists elected,
nv. II. Hill one of the successful candidates.
WASHlNGTON.-The two Union candI-
dates elected by 1000 majority.
HALlFAN.-Thos. S. Flonrnoy, (Union,) Is
elected. It's probable that Bruce, (On'on2 IS
also elected, though the contest between MN
aud j. r. Edmunds, is very close
TAYLOR Conservative candidates elected
But few votes against referring to the people.
WOOD.-Conscrvatire candidate trlu'nPh'
ant. Vote for reference almost unanimous
REOUkE.-Conservati candidate elected
to Convention by overwhelming majority
Against reference received scarcely vote
HANCOCK Conservative candidate sue
cessful Everything for reference. >,
MARlON.-A F. Raymond and VIM: !.
Thompson, Conservatives, elected to tue Con-
ycntion. Vote for reference very large.
LUNENBURG.-Wm j. Nebett, Secession,
elected without opposition.
SUssEX.-Hcnry; b. +. Eppes, Secession,
As; j. r. Chambliss, Conservative, Is Against
reference s.; for reference none.
SOUTHAMPTON.-Bo ykins Depot; >. >
Kindred, Secession, Ill; c. +. Urquhart, Con
scrvativc, 3. For reference 0, against reference
III.
ISLE OF WIGHT.-Carrsvle; Whitfield,
Conservative, &C.; Atkinson, Secession, 10. for
reference SO, against reference 96 "hitheld
is thought to be elected.
AMELlA-C House ; Lewis f. HarVle'
Secession, l0l; Weisigcr, Union, 12;' gregory
IT,
NOTION Blacks and Whites-MaJor-
ity for Lewis f. Harvic, OF Amelia, at inns
nrecinct, 65. Against reference IS. Jennings
Ordinary -Harvie, Secession'st, SO; "elSiges'
Conservative, OF; Gregory, Secession, To-
Court IIousc-Harvie q, Wcisiger %, GREGG
~ II -, ror
man. the two last Douglas. and all Union men,
have been elected to the Convention from the
county of Rockingham. TIE vote for reference
is Overwhelming.
AUGUSTA Baldwin, Baylor and the Hon
Alexander Fl. II. Stuart, all Conservatives
elected Vote for reference almost unanimous
CLARKE.-H. NJ. Nelso b S7S, W. N. Mel
son 9Ji, for reference to theIpeope 3s!, against
reference TO the people 2l!e. 1t Will DC seen
that Mai. Hugh NJ. Nelson, Union, has been
elected Oy l24 majority, aho lNaI lheie ~
majority of 1i9 "lor referring"
CULPEPER COUNTY. JAS. Barbour,
Union, elected by 500 majority.
SPOTSYLVANIA.-John L. Marye, Union,
has majority in Fredericksburg of ls9 over
Vim. S. Barlow, which will DC increased by
precincts in the county The majority Tor
reference is Ok
PRINCE WlLLIAM.-Gcn. Eppa Hunton,
SccesSienist, is elected.
at 0ccoquan the vote was for Howison,
Uuion, LOG IIunton, Secession, 10. For re-
ference. 109; against IA.
BEDFORD.-Wm. l.. Goggn, Union, is
elected.
AMHERST-GarlandS ecessionist, is elect
ed
ORANGE AND GREEN COUNTIES
Morton, SeceSsioniSt, is undoubtedly elected
member Of the Convention from Orange aud
Green counties, over Williams and Lee.
RAPPAHANNOCK.-Mottitt Union, elect
ell.
WHAT NExT.-The following extract is taken
from letter written February 4th, by young
gentleman now living in Washington. do is