Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08
The Virginia Convention Election.

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The Virginia Convention Election.
We continue this morning such returns rs
were received yesterday and last night, by
mail and telegraph
SANDY Borrow, February 4, 1851.
MIDDLESEN.-The polls at this precinct
are closed, and most glorious triumph has
been achieved, considering the inclen:encr Of
the day. The vote Ut this precinct STANDS
thus For Robt L. Montague and against Te
ference, 81; against Montague ard for reference,
9; and may God in his Divine wisdom, have
mercy upon those two. So 'no,e it be.
BEDFORD.-Bcow we civ: the result d ii'E
election in Bedford: Goggin, Resistance canci
dale, 1910; Goodc, Secessionlsts, 129; John
son, Conservative, ,45; Mennis, Conservative,
324. Majority against reference -.
ROCKINGHAM COUNTI.-CotfinaI: 2,6o5
Gray 1000, Lewis 2,0l4, Newman 1Q4, Mo?sl
son Ills, Lgsett 4s9; reference 2,4aG, no re-
ference 59S
CAROLiNE.-Thccl election in Caroline corn
t. has resulted in the choice OF Edmund l.
Morris, States Rights The MINORITY against
reference is about 600.
ESSEX AND KING AND QUEEN.-Dr
4. FL Cox, the Secession candidate for the
counties of Essex anu King and Queen, is elect
ed by 100 majority.
IDDLESEN-Middlesex has gone largely
for the Secession candidate. Mr.. +. L. Monta
que, there being no opposition, and against the
action of the Convention being referred. There
was only one vote cast for reference at Jama
ca, the largest precinct in the county.
ORANGE AND GREENE.-Morton. Scccs.
sionist, is undoubtedly elected member OF the
Convention from Orange and Greene Counties,
over Williams and Lee.
RAPPAHANN0Ck.--&ofl;, Union, elect
cd.
JEFFERSON.-Mes Barbour and Os
borne, Union candidates, are elected oven
MessrS. Hunter and Lucas. Seccssioplsts, by
BY majority Of nearly 1000
PRINCE WILLIAM.-Gen. EppS Hunton,
Secesslonist, is elected
PULASKI Union candidate is elect
ed.
DlNWIDDIE-CC COMPLETE. )-Doisscau, Sc
cessioD, 3i3; Epcs, Union, 30G; Boisseau's MA
joritv7.
BRUNSWICk-C. b. Mallory, 1858; J. ".
Harrison, l9y; giving Mallory, Conservative,
majority of 1879 votes, and one precinct to near
from, which will doubtless give Il majority loI
Mallory.
SoUTHAMPToN.-John J. Kindred, Esq,
beats his competitor, z. I. Urquhart, 81 rns-
iority. Eight majority for reference. MeSsrs.
Kindred and Urquhart are both Union uell.-
Mr. Kindred was opposed to reference, while
Mr. u. favored it.
SCkRY-Mr. Rives' ulsjority in the couu.
ty will probably be 100, and in the district
nearly 400.
NANSEMoND.-John p. Kilby, Conserva-
tive, 55l; r. o. Whitehead, Secessionist, l99.
Majority for kiby $50. For reference 10 The
people, +TG; against 254.
KING WILLlAM-tOrFiclAL)--For Fen
dali Gregory, DR., eo5; Chas. H. Boggs, 53; ".
S. Fontalne. As: John Il. Pitts, %; GcegorF's
majority over all, s. Fer reference, S;
against do, Sl3; majority agairs: reference,
MApIsoN.-TSShe Editors Of the Enqui-
Below iaud you the ofic"
vote Of Madison:
Vote against reference ..........,... $40
Vote foC reference ............... 81
Total ayaipst reference $50
Mr.. A. R. Blakey, q real simon pure South
Curelina seceSsi0aist, was elected without op-
position. None but an undoubtedly pure Sc
cessionist could have been honored with the
genuine Democratic vote Of Madison. Would
that the whole State was as Madison is now
our immediate deliverance from Northern in
suit and wrong would be at hand.
10 Eoll &c no
suit: For WIN. j. Nebblet, "lrrepressisie Secs
sionist" a75 votes No opposition. Against
referring to the people, 3Gn; for rctcrrlnS
only Oh.
Old Luncnhurg is "Soulh Carolina q! "a
county, only "a men that are willing to submit
to the rule of Lincoln; but fear there are mo-;
enough Lunenhurgs in the Stale.
PRINCESS ANNETTE following are the
returns from this county London Bridge
Precinct; Henry 4. Wise ll9, Edgar Bur
rouchs g. Wise'S majority III. No reference
1914. reference !. Burroughs majority ut the
Court House 80. Creed's Bridge, Caps Store
and B!ackwater, not reportcd-will probably
give sp,all majority for Burroughs. M'ses
majority about rs.
STaFFOPD AND KING GEoRGE.-Wel-
ler's CONSERVATIVE majority supposed to be
large. Reference large majority.
BUCkINGHA M-Thc majority OF W. ".
Forbes, ESQ.,, (Conserrative) over hon: Z. ".
Hubbard, (SecessionistD in the county OF BUCK
ingham, is 1913. Majority against reference do0.
PRINCE EDWARD.-John. T. Thornton,
ESQ.,, Conservative carries the county over
his opponent, B. j. Worsham, Esq, tseces-
sionist.) by majority Of IS. The majority
AGAINST reference is very large.
FAYETTE AND RALEltiH.-Hsory and
Gillespie Conservatives elected.
JACKSON.-Farmer, CONSERVATIVE elect
Observation-Disclosures, tConserva-
tive elected over Hon. Wiloughhy Newton,
Disunionist,) by sweeping .uojority.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES D. LeakG, ESQ.,
Conservative elected over The Hon. James a.
Seldom, (Secessionist)
MONROE.-Caperton and Ecbo's, leonssr-
Yatires,) elected to the Convention "lthou. op-
position. Majority for reference about zee
Vote small