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

LEXINGTON, A., July OIL II. II.
This county goes for the straight-out Con-
servatfVe ticket by at least ], 300 majority.
Mclaughlin and Morrison are certainly
elected to the House, and Anderson to the
Senate.
Mines CONSERVATIVE has probably 500
majority over Harris Conservative for Con-
gress.
The election has passed off quietly, places
Of business are. all closed, and the Conser-
vatives are working earnestly.
Official returns will be sent Tomorrow.
LEXINGTON. RI
RUSSELL.
ABINGDON, July Z, 1869.
First district, Lebanon; Russell county,
votes for Walker 239; Wells, 81; for -ex-
purgated constitution, 254 against consti-
tuition, 8; for Congress, Gibson, 2ssT.
! 1GFz SANTo.
STAFFORD AND sPOTsYLYANIA.
FREDERIcKsBURG, July !, 1859.
Estimated Conservative majority in Stat
ford county about eight hundred. Three
precincts heard from giving a majority of
.G27. /.
FREDERICKSBURG, July 7, 1869.
Stafford county has gone for Walker by
765 majority, and elects Shelton (Conserva-
tive) to the Legislature. -
King George elects Potts Conservative
to the Legislature.
Spotsylyania, including Fredericksburg,
gives Walker $50 majority, and elects Kelly
Conservative, for State Senate, has nearly
| 200 majority in Stafford and Spotsylyania,
with Louisa to hear from.
A large Walker torch-light procession,
with Virginia State and United States flags,
and transparencies with various notices,
accompanied by full brass band, is para
ding the streets tonight. There is general
rejoicing over the Conservative triumph.
Several colored men who voted the Con-
servatiye ticket are in the procession.
SOUTHAMPTON.
FRANKLIN, Va, July 7, 1869.
In Southampton the negro majority in re-
gistration is 10. Phe result in the county
SO far as heard from is very close, with
chances in favor of Burgess Conservative
over Gregory lnegr @ for .z Leglslatlre
90; Joynersvlle, 40; Ivor, 26; Berlin, 10S
for Walker. Boykin's gives 90 majority for
Wells. The other precincts not heard from
are supposed to give small majority for
Wells. Several negroes voted the Conserva-
tive ticket, and large number did not vote
ut all.
FRANKLIN, July 7, 1869.
Our majority from 1UO TO l00.
Burgess Conservative elected to the
House of Delegates by 70 majority.
SMYTH.
MARION, VA, July I, 1869.
At this precinct: For the Constitution,
whites, 27f: colored, 81; for clause ~,
section l., article ILL.,, of constitution, 70 !;
against clause ", section l., article I'LL,
257 for section VII, article Ill, of consti-
tuition, 70; against section VII, article H.,
Of constitution, 259. For Governor G. G..
Walker, 247; Wells, 80. Congressman at
Large Joseph segar, 242; Crane, 10. For
Senate James S. Greener (ConServatiye),
135; Edmisson, 113; McDougall (mean
RadicaD, 81. House of Delegates John A.
Kelly conservative nominee), 219; Cox
(RadicaD, 81; Hoyt, "a. Congressman
Eighth District James K. Gibson (Conver-
vative nominee), 22t; Old Smythe (Radcal),
105. The county for Walker about 700.
WYTHE.
WYTHEvILLE, July 7, 1860.
All the precincts in Wythe but one heard
from. Majority for Walker, T7S, which will
be Increased to 500. There Is but little va
ration in the vote Of the whole Walker
ticket. WYTHEyILLE.