The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-15
LATEST FROM VIRGINIA.
HIGHLY INTERESTING NEWS.

RICHMOND, July 7.-Wnlkcrs majority Boo
| that State n estimated by additional returns
at 10000. Both branches 81 Tho Legislature
are undoubtedly carried by the Walker men.
| The Richmond district elect eleven Wulhrr
/ men 20 the Legislature. The returns upset
| the calculations OF the Wells men, based ou
! the vote by color. some Of the blacklist cuuue
ties having given large majorlucs for wal
/ ker.
Tn 10 one o'clock to-day the dispatches
received here show that Walker has carried
! the State by over 10000, and thr Legislature
/ by forty on a Joint ballot. The following
/ walker candidates for COngrcs7 are certain
| ~ elected: Mckenzie. in the Seventh DIE.
| trict; Miller in the Sixth District, Gibson
IN the Eight District; iudgcwuy in the
Fifth District and Segnr as tonRrr.smhu
az large.
The following Wells Congrc8mcn arc
/ elected: Peatle, in the Second District
/ Porter, Ia the Third District and Norton.
| (negro,) in the First District All Che teie-
grams this morning gave Overwhelming
| gains for walker, sO large Indeed ns tu dIAU.t
! the result OF the interest Of doubt
The walker men are now assembled iu
the streets In great crowds, cheering over
LATEST.
The State according to the latest rpiuu..
| has gone for Walker hy nearly forty fIUus.
and, and there T. Walker majority BOO tle
/ Legislature on Joint ballot of uny.
/ WAsHfNdrON, July 7.-Graut hHs rNpra#.
/ sed % several gentlemen Dis satisfaction
I with the result OF the Virginia election. uHd
/ and his qualification with it, poucciuiue.
! A proclamation for thr Mississippi HHI
/ Texas elections D. expected 90 De- issued to-
/ day. Generals Amcs and Reynolds VIII De-
\ Instructed against partially towards either
\ party In any Of theii preliminarcs t0 the
/ elections.
The Cabinet meeting lasted until O'Clock.
/ The discussion was spirited. Boutwell,
policy, favOring extreme Views regarding
/ partial retention Of disfranchiscmcut. auI
delay until after the Important Northern
elections, prevailed.
The friends Of Hamilton. in TcXas. are Co.,
dignant at tile proposed delay which Will
keep those States ont Of The Union until
late In the year.
Special 10 y. o. Times
! WAsHINGroN. July s.-slucc the election
all the negroes iu Virginia have declared
| themselves Conservative. 10 a. diniDult f1
| find one who does not assert thut ho voted
the Conservative ticket
The Republican members ofCOngrcss here
express the opinion that no good objection
can be made 10 the admission of Nlrg.Hia.
and that no additional legislation eau be
urged respecting it.
Gov. Walker had an enthusiastic rcceu-
ton to-day In Richmond. over 10000 pgla
ple--white and colored-WelcOmpd him
WOiiOrd and jerks, Of Mississippi visited
the President to-day. They have assurance
OF utter impartlality In the approaching cone
ed, and have assurances that the command
ing general will De restrained from any show
OF Partially. free and unbiased contest
between the people, provided violence aud
rulhanlsm be avoided, 81 all the admiuistrI-
tion requires. IL will only Interfere in be-
half Of peace.
Grant thinks Mississippi and Texas win
follow Virginia's lead.
WAsHNGroS. July 9.-Thc election Boz
Mississippi will probable not occur until the
4th Tuesday IN November This VIII throw
| this election after those 81 FCnnsylvauiH
and Ohio. Nothing definite regarding The
Texas election, but Is thought DC VIII DE-
WAsnrNGroN, July s-The Chronicle. in
bitter article on the Virginia election.
saws: sBut all d not lost in Virginia. Conc
gresa holds the key Of the Citadel. The
rebel Democrats may boast that thpv nave
elected their candidates, but thcrc ls un ul-
innate remedy"
There are indications Of cross purposes
between the administration and Boutwell,
since the Virginia election.
Major WOhOrd, Of Mississippi received "a
dispatch from jackson, signed by one OF tho
Judges OF the High Court Of Errors and APP
peala, Secretary OF State, Judge ~ thc Crim-
lnal Court Of Nicksburg. United states Dis
trict Attorney, Il. O. Murphy nna other
prominent citizens, saying the National
Union Republican party, backed By p0pua
lar sentiment Of Mississippi, VIII support
Judge Louis Dent for Governor, Ills Clac-
ton Is a certainty; Will be accnptf Major
WoflOrd was to-day authorized nv Judge
Dent 20 say, be would accept
COLUMNS, ONO, July H.--The Democrats
have nominated Gen. hoaeorana Cor Gov
ernor.