The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-08

constitution, 2,43; yalrs it, 10. For dis.
iranchising clause, 1890; against it, ] 1,204.
For test-oath, ,261 against it, 1,221. For
Wells, 1904; Walker, LILO. The district
to hear from probably gives. a Radical ma
iority of 20. Walkers and Wells's vote
about represent the vote of their respective
candidates for Congress, Senate, and House
of Delegates. -. ;. - -. s.
HURRAH FOR LUNENBURG.
We have just learned from gentleman
who arrived on the IL o'clock A. NJ. train
that Lunenburg has, gone largely for the
Conservative ticket. Captain Stith Boiling
is elected to the House of Delegates by a
large majority. Our informant states that
ut Smithson,s Store (his precinct) majority
of the colored voters voted the Conserya-
tive ticket. This is cheering news when to
reflect in the first registration the colored
had 493 majority. D.
MADISON.
MADISON COURTHOUSE, VA, July 6, 1869.
Full and exact returns not vet in from all
the precincts Of this county, but enough is
known to make it certain that the Conser-
Yative ticket has swept the county of Madi-
son by majority of 800. I write at II
o'clock p. NJ. - '--9,..z~
MONTGOMERY.
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS, VA, July 7, 1869.
The vote in this precinct: For Wells, III ::
Walker, lat. Legislature Miller (Con-
servative), 142; Hayden (RadicaD, H.
Walkers majority in Montgomery about
$50. Y.
CRRIsTIANsBURG. July Z, 1869.
Walkers majority in Floyd county is about
goo. Young CONSERVATIVE, elected to the
Legislature. r.
NELSON.
RocKrIsH, July 7, 1869.
Courthouse gave Walker 203 majority.
The county majority for Walker is between
800 and 400. F.
-e. NANsEMOND.
SUFFOLK, VA, July I, 1869.
Nansemond complete. Whites, 1,13O !;
blacks, 1,140. Walker, 1,113; Wells, 1, ISL.
Constitution, 2,21O majority. For clauses
A majority. j. II. Thayer (carpet-bagger)
for Senate, 45 majority D. NJ. Thayer Gear
pet-bagger) for House, 46 majority.
NORTHAMPTON.
Weiss majority (unofficiaD 400.
NOTTOWAY.
BURKEyILLE, July Z.
Jeffress's store precinct 86 whites and 2
negroes for Walker, 147 negroes for Wells.
Jennings's Ordinary precinct For Walk
er, white, 100; colored, 4. For Wells, CO.
lored, 275; white, 1.
Rehoboth precinct: For Walker, 243 :;
for Wells, SO. Walkers majority, 1S4.
NORFOLK CITY.
Norfolk city gives Wells about 20 ma
iority.
Colonel Taylor is elected to the Senate by
about 400 in the district of Norfolk city and
Princess Anne.
The Radical ticket for House of Dele
gates was split. The Conservatives have
probably elected one member in Norfolk.
e- NORFOLK, July I, 1860.
A large throng of delighted and excited
people has surrounded our Office all day.
Since the close Of the war we have not seen
About O'Clock this evening, 7 200 persons
congregated in front of the Journal Office,
and enthusiastic speeches were delivered by
Messrs. Ellis, Segar, and Whitehead. Later
in the evening, with a band Of music, the
large mass of people proceeded to the At
lantic Hotel to pay their respects to our
new Governor, Gilbert c. Walker, who was
called out, and briefly and eloquently adj
dressed the audience. lie was followed by
Colonel Hunton in an able address. While
| write, bontires are burning, music playing,
and other demonstrations of a rejoicing peo-
pie. Our vote will be counted tomorrow.
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ORANGE.
GoRDoNsp1LIE, July 7, 1869.
Official vote ut Barboursville White, 100
for Walker; colored, 8; 149 for WellS-all
colored. DIR. Pannill, for Senate, 1893; San
ford, for House of Delegates, 155. For con-
stitution, 149 (Wells); for constitution lex
purgated), 204. Total registration White,
20S colored, 19j. Will hear from Orange
Courthouse and vicinity to-day. - 5:
ORANGE Courthouse, July 6, 1869.
Wells, 3S4 Walker, 30S. Whittlesey,
3S2; Mckenzie, 307. Robinson, 81 !;
Grimsley, 3O1. Sanford, 3S7; Pannell, 3O1
Bowden, 3s4; Lewis, 300. For constitu-
ton, 609; against, 8. Third district, Rog-
er's shop, for constitution; Walker, 234 I
Lewis, a34 Taylor, 234; Grimsley, 234 !;
Mckenzie, 2s4 segar, 234 Pannell, 232.
For Wells, 236; Harris, 236; Bowden, 236 !;
Sanford, 237 Crane, 236; Whittlesey, 23e.
1t is now almost certain Pannelrs (Conser-
vatiye) majority will be $50. s.
PRINCE EDWARD.
FARMvILLE, VA, July7.
In Prince Edward county the majority for
eXpurgated Constitution is 2,351, Well>'s
majority is 492. Majority against clauses,
1,644. For Congressman at large, A. NJ.
Crane, 492 majority for Congress District),
Curtis, 492 majority. For House of Dele