The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-08
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~ alH HANOVER.
ASHLAND PREcINCT-oFFICIAL.
/ For the constitution, 336 against, 23.
For Governor Wells, 1854; Walker, 195.
For Lieutenant Governor: Harris, 162 !;
Lewis, 195. For Attorney-General: Bow
Gen, 1853; Taylor, 195. Congressman at
Large: Crane, 1853; Segar, 1872. Senator
Nineteenth district j. Amber Smith, 195 !;
Walden, 1853. Congress, Third district : Hun
nieutt, IS; Cook, l.; Porter, 1852. House Of
Delegates Winn (white Conservative, 1913 {;
Thompson (white Conservative, 1866; To-
Ter (black), 1852; Graves (white RadicaD,
16l. For DISTINGUISHING clause, 12S against
same, 202.
NEGRoFooT PRECINCT.
White majority, 112, and at least one
third of the negroes voted the Conservative
ticket.
MECHANICSvILLE PRECINCT.
For constitution, 274; against constitu-
tion, y. For Walker, 1872; for Wells, 1O6.
Walkers majority, 76. ..a.--s..s...
The same vote on the clauses, 1872 against,
LOG for. Same vote for Senator.
HouSe.-Thompson, 157 Cady, 90.
CongreSS.-Multord, 137 Hunnicutt, 43 !;
Porter, 106. 8
COLD HARBoR PRECINCT.
For constitution eXpurgated, 233; for
constitution without change, 13S--maority,
95. Against constitution, whites, 4.
For clause ", section VII, article Ill,
1873; for section VII, article Ill, 13S !;
against said clauses, 2371-majority, so.
For Walker ticket: Whites, 233 !; blacks,
4-237. For Wells ticket (complete) {:
Blacks, 13s. Majority, SO.
One of the blacks who voted the Walker
ticket was assailed by the blacks, who pur-
sued him, threatening to kill him; but the
1Y-axr II fu Mic fpI 1nI ri
made of safely.
BEAVER DAM, July 7, 1869.
Third, Fifth, and Sixth Districts give
Walker ticket 263 majority. Thompson and
Winn certainly elected to the Legislature
from Hanover by four hundred majority.
HANOVER COURTHOUSE, July !, 1869.
The Walker ticket is carried in this coun-
ty by 46S majority.
Old Church: Negroes, AZ majority. Cold
Harbor: Whites, 80 majority.
HALIFAX.
Walkers majority in county, 1877. One
precinct to hear from, which will give a
large Walker majority. The Walker county
ticket elected beyond doubt.
BLACK WALNUT PRECINCT. 0
For constitution, Cos; none against. For
Walker, 319; for Wells, 343. About the
same vote for other candidates. 0.
SOUTH Boston, July Z.
Walkers majority in this county is 1877,
with one precinct to hear from, which will
give large Walker majority. The Walker
county ticket is elected beyond doubt.
ISLE OF WIGHT.
Carrsville precinct, Isle of Wight county,
gave Walker 200 majority.
KING WILLIAM.
GAINESVILLE, July 6, 1869.
For the constitution, 1873; against, 167 !;
against clause ", section l., article Ill, OF
the constitution, 129; against clause w.,
section l., article ILL.,, Of the constitution,
167; for section VII, article ILL.,, OF the
constitution, 1923; against section VII. ar
ticle Ill, Of the constitution, l6l. :, For o
Wells. 1873. For Lieutenant Governor !:
John f. Lewis, 164; j. d. Harris, 13S. For
Attorney General: James c. Taylor, 1854 !;
Thomas r. Bowden, 133. For Congress
man at Large Joseph Segar, zl64; A. NJ.
Crane, 1873. For Senator's for General As
sembly r. A. Kicks (white Conservative,
1864; i. w. Massey (white RadicaD, 131.
For Delegates for General Assembly w !.
D. Pollard (white Conservative, 167; b. f..
Jones (uegro RadicaD, 1873. For Congress
man for First District j. Segar, 164 u.
NJ. NOTtOl lleSIoJ, Loo.
Everything passed off quietly. ID.
: KING AND QUEEN.
i CENTREyILLE PRECINCT. .sfts rg
For constitution, 279 against, none. For
Walker, 174;; Tor Wells, 2u5. Same for other
candidates. .,.- ,.,...,. s.
KING GEORGE.
FREpEH1oKsBraG, July 7, 1869.
Returns from the whole of-King George
county show: Walker, 595 Wells, Az.
Ear constitution eapurgateas 724;; against,
346. g. g.
~ LOUISA.
LsuIsA COURTHOUSE, July 7, 1859.
The Radie.l majority for the Convention
in this county IN 1861 was about 100. The
Radical majority ltIle county win probably
not exceed 100 for Wels. .----,---,------
! Radical majority Thru and Fourth Dis
Ftricts, IT,, Radical majority Sixth District,
10. Reported Rndical ajority aesah sahrisman's
store, Fifth District, 81. Conservative ma
joritg Eighth District, 64. Conservative ma.
iority Second District, i3. Hopkins's Mil,
First District, 10 be heard from. Gentry
store, Seventh District, to be heard from.
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