The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-09
NEW KENT COURTHOUSE, july eth, 1869.

For Senate V. Walden Conservative, 1863 !;
J. A. Smith (white RadicaD, 404. For
House of Delegates j. w. Sydnor Con
361; w. II. Brisley (black
Radical), 406. For Congressman for Third
District J. W. Hunnicutt. 265; Fields
Cook, 5; c. II. Porter, 4oG.
ORANGE.
Not being able to give you the official re-
turns, write to say that Walkers majority
is about 200. PannilPs Conservative cam
ditlate for House of Delegates) about 1S0.
Vote for constitution much larger than
Walkers. Segar's majority about the same
as Walkers.
Third District For constitution, $40
against constitution, 4. For disfranchiSe-
mcnt. 275 against disfranchisement, TO.
For test-oath, 275; against test-oath, 5S.
Walker, 279; Wells, 81. Segar, go; Crane,
IS.
sixth District-For Congress j. T. Har-
riS, 17G; W. Mines, 169.
PATRICK.
CHRIsrIANsBuRG, VA, July s, 1869.
Walkers majority about 800. w.
POWHATAN.
For the constitution. 1855; against the
8. For disfranchiSement, l, ,157;
n eainst disfranchisement, 529. For test-oath,
,1j7; against test-oath, 500. For Walker,
531 Wells, ,163. For Lewis, $50; Harris,
For Segar, 523; Crane, 1,162; Cook, 7.
For Senate Stone (white Conservative,
$50: W. p. Moseley Dlack), 1,163. For
House of Delegates w. B. Woodbridge,
$50: b. f Lindsey, $50; John +. Lay, 52S ;
5. f. Maddox (white Radca), ,165; ; Henry
Cox (biack), / ,163; B. Il. Edwards (black),
I ,163. For Congressman for Third District ::
j. W. Hunnicutt, 513; G. II. Porter, ], ,166.
PRINCE EDWARD.
FARMrILLE, VA, july.
In Prince Edward county the majority for
cXpurgated Constitution is 2,351. WellS's
majority is 1872. Majority against clauses,
,644. For Congressman at large, a. NJ.
Crane, 492 majority for Congress District),
Curtis, 49, majority. For Senate, Bland
(RadicaD, 50f majority. For House of Dele
gates. T. 2. Jackson (RadicaD, $50 majority.
Conservative gain in county since last cleo
ton, 45S. NJ.
RAPPAHANNOCK.
Estimated Conservative majority in the
county, 800.
RUSSELL.
LEBANON, RUSSELL COUNTY, FA.,l
July !, 1868. !
EditorS OF Dispatch:
The county, we think, has gone Con
scrvatiye by 800 to 800 majority.
ROCKINGHAM.
HARRIsoSBURG, July !, 1869.
Editors Dispatch:
Iulcsed / send you all returns in to this
time. Five precincts to hear from. Colonel
Walkers majority will be increased about
/ 200 on full vote.
Rockingham. Page. and Warren will send
Roller, probably, to the Senate; Bradley
and either WoOdson or HarnSberger first
named rather the best chance) to the lower
House.
For Walker, 1,759; Wells, 353. Segar,
| $50: Crane, 293. For Senate Liggett
(Gon>eryative), 732; Roller Conservative,
SO; Walker CONSERVATIVE, 46l; Berry
(RadicuN, 361. For House of Delegates ::
Conservative, 649 i: Woodson,
13l: CoiiInan, 40I ; Smith, 1863; Bradley,
/ .042; Pennybacker. 109; Sandford (Radi-
caD. 33l; Graham (KadicaD, 321. For Con-
.rcsSman for Sixth District: Mines Con
servative), 1925; Harris (Conservative),
31S; Phelps (RadicaD. 2S4.
TAZEWELL.
TAzEwELL COURTHOUSE, VA, July I, 1869.
Editors Dispatch The ballots are not
yet counted at the courthouse, and we have
no returns from other parts of the county.
We have made good fight, carrying a ma
iority of the negroes with US. You can put
Tazcwell down for 1000 majority for the
Walker ticket.
WARREN.
FRONT ROYAL, July 4, 1869.
Editors of Dispatch:
The ballots of Warren county. by some
arrangement, will not be counted till to-
morrow. l can only, therefore, now ap-
proXimate majorities, promising you an
official poll tomorrow. Walkers majority,
$50. Secar's majority, $50. Sixth congress
sional district Harris is believed to have
small majority over Milnes both Conserva-
tiyes. Senate: Roller leads Walker and
Liggett all Conservatives House OF Dele
Gates Turner beats Samuels (both Con-
Servatiyel 40. Eight hundred majority Tor
striking out two clauses OF the constltu-
ton.
WESTMORELAND.
Walker has majority of 60. Conservative
elected to the House.
YORK.
For the constitution, 1850 against the
r Eoi uiil aiiShi3cLbCH9,
I 100; against Acknowledgement, 40. For
test-oath. ,100; against test-oath, 450. For
Walker, 450 for Wells, 100. For Lewis,
$50; for Harris, 1,100, For Taylor, 450 ;
for Bowden, 1,100. For Segar, 45o; for
Crane. 1,100. For Senate 81. McDevltt
(whitel supposed TO be elected. For House
of Delegates Robert Norton (colored
elected. For Congressman for First Dis
trict Dr. Norton (colored), 1,1Oo or l 200.
Walkers majority in Augusta county is
> ,5S0-not 1850.
AppomattoX county makes the proud
boast that not single native-born white
man in its limits voted for Wells and his
Republican.
uOTSE OF DELEGATES -RECAPITULATloS.
Conservative. Ultra Radicals
4 Albcmarc, 3 AieSandria,
Amherst !. Amelia,
:. nnn,naItos Brunswick,
aiicghauy and Craig, j Bucklnshan, >
Bath and Highland, Charles City, 80, pa,
Bedford, SIestei hefu "h" ""
| Cumberland. -s.s.. J
. 3,,.S,n.u and Wise. | | DinSiddic7 ]
Campbell, EnLLuS'A ivy = .
Culpeper, nSh'
Sia1tt Goochland,
Ssrroli GreensSille. !!
sts,, James City county,
siaEd sIlt1A' ! King and Queen, !
srsnkiiu. I. King William, !