The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-10

Proclamation of General Candy

General Orders No 1Q4:
At the election held in the State OF FIr
rinia on the 9th day of July, Ioo9, pur
suant 70 General Orders No. 81, Hcadquar
tiers First Military District, dated may q
1864 and under the authority OF the lay
of the United States of March 2, 1867, an'
the laws supplementary thereto and amend
otorv thereof, and of the proclamation Ia
sued by the President Of the United states
on the 18th day of May, 1869, the question
Of ratifvinc or rejecting the constructor
framed nv the convention elected for tina
nurpose under the authority OF the above
cited laws was submitted to the quaiifee
electors of said State registered at the oaI'
ne soid submission; and ut which election
under the authority of the second sec'lol
Of the law Of the United states OF apr
10. 1869 Public No. l3), the election Q:
" members of the General Assembly OF SAT-
State. and oil the officers of said state pro
vided for by said constitution, ana mem
berg of Congress.' was also submitted tC
the qualified electors of said State. Ano
tho election officers having made the returni
required by law, il is hereby declared
That the constitution framed by the
which assembled in the city OF
Richmond, Virginia, on Tuesday the 81
doy of December, 1867, and ADJOURNED OH
Friday the 11ih day Of April, 1863 save
thc nnrts submitted to separate vote
Under the authority Of the law and procia-
marion above cited, has received q majority
Of the votes cast by the qualified electors
If said State. and has been duly ratified.
Q. That the fourth clause of Section ],
rt;cle III, of said constitution, which was
submitted to a separate vote under the au-
thoritv of the law and proclamation above
cited, has received minority OF the Totes
cast bv the qualified electors of said State
upon the question of ratification or rclec-
ion. and has been duly rejected.
8. That Section Z, Article Ill, of the said
which was also submitted to n
,cnarate vote under the authority OF the
aw and proclamation above cited, has re-
,eiycd a minority of the votes cast by the
qualified electors of said State upon the
question of ratification or rejection, and
las been duly rejected.
4. That the following persons
nave received q ma lorisy of the votes cast
~ the qualified electors of the State for
he Executive Offices hereinafter specified
Governor c. Walker.
Lieutenant Governor.-John +. Lewis.
Attorneu- General james G. Taylor.
5. That the following named persons
nave received a majority Tor plurality OF
he votes cast by the qualified electors Of
heir respective Senatorial and Representa-
i've Districts for members Of the General
Assembly of the State of Virginia, as here
matter specified
SENATE.
First Senatorial DiStrict-Counties of AL
,xandria. Fairfax, and Loudoun-Edgar
Snowden, Jr., and Thomas +. Taylor.
Second Senatorial DiStrict-Counties Of
Fauuuier Prince William, and Rappahan-
nock-T. n. Latham.
Third Senatorial DiStrict-Counties OF
Culpcper, Madison, and Orange-D. \.
Fourth Senatorial! DiStrict-Counties Of
Louise Spotsylvania, and Statford-Charles
Herndcn.
Fifh Senatorial District-Countics Of
Fluvanna, Goochland, and Powhatan-Wjl,
liam p. Moseley.
SirM Senatorial DiStrict-Countics OF
Albemarle and Grecnc-R. s. Beazlcy.
SeyeuM Senatorial District-Counties Of
Appomattox and Buckingham-Frank Moss
LiqhM Senatorial DiS!rict-Counties OF
Amherst and Nelson-Thomas ?. Fitzpa'
trick.
Ninth Senatorial DiStrict-Counties Of
Franklin and Hcnry-James Patterson.
Tenth Senatorial DiStrict-County OF
Pittsvlyania-Abnar Anderson.
Elerenh Senatorial DiSirict-County Of
Campbell-Robcrt i. Owen.
T1relfM Senatorial Dishict-County O
Bcdford-William K. Terry.
Thirteenth Senatorial Distrjct-County
of Halifax-Marcus a. Harris.
Fourteenth Senatorial District-COuntie:
of Charlotte and Prince Edward-J. ". D
Bland.
Fifteenth Senatorial DiSt'ict-County O
W. Haskell.
Sirteenth Senatorial DtStrict-C0untie!
of King George, Lancaster, Northumber
land, Richmond, and Westmoreland-Mcri
wether Lewis.
Sercnteenth Senatorial DiStrict-Coun
ties of Caroline, Essex, and King Viii
LAM. ". Massie.
EiqhteenM Senatorial DiStriCt-Glouces
ter, King and Queen, Mathews, and Mid
K. Perrin.
Nineteenth Senatorial Dishict-County
of Henrico and City Of Richmond-Nor-
mand Smith, A. R. Courtney, and Charlet
Campbell.
Twentieth Senatorial DiStrict-City o
Norfolk and County of Princess Anne
W. H. Taylor.
T,ceaiy,frSt Senatorial! Dishict-CountJ
of Norfolk-George Tcamoh.
Ticenty second Senatorial District
Counties of Isle of Wight, Nansemond, an(
Washington L. Riddick.
Icenty third Senatorial District -
Counties of Dinwiddie, Greenesville, ant
Sussex-David 6. Carr.
lreaty- fourth Senatorial District. -
Counties of Elizabeth City, Surry, Warwick
and York-Isaiah l.. Lyons.
Ttcenty-fHh Senatorial DiStrict-Coun
ties of Brunswick and Lunenburg - vii
liam 2. Austin.
1Wenty-Si1th Senatorial DiSrict-Coun
ties of Chesterfield and Prince George
William L. Martin.
Ttcenty-Seuenth Senatorial DiStrict-Cit,
of Petersburg-Franklin Wood.
Ttcenty-eiyhth Senatorial District-Coun
ties of Accomac and Northampton-Abel I
johnson.
1Ipenty-ninth Senatorial District-Coun
ties OF Charles City, Hanover, James City
and New KENT. Amber Smith.
Thirt;eh Senatorial DiStrict-Countie
of Amelia, Cumberland, and Nottoway-
John Robinson.
1hirty-frSt Senatorial DiStrict-Countie
of Clarke, Frederick, and Shenandoah
William D. Smith.
Thrty-Second Senatorial DiSt,ict--Coun
ties of Page, Rockingham, and Warren
John L. Roller.
Thirty-third Senatorial DiStrict-Coun
ties nf Aurusta and Uirhland-Josepl