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


I" Graves (RadicaD.. 222
Toler (RadicaD. .............. 90
Everything passed Off quietly.
HANOVER JUNCTION, July 6.
Votes cast at this precinct, 2O1. For the
/. Walker, 113; Wells, 49, Congress !:
segar. l12; Crane, So; milford, sS Porter,
81 Hunnicutt, %; Walden, 113; Smith, S6.
House of Delegates Thompson, ia !;
Winn, 1i3; Toler, 81 Graves, 81. Against
clauses, 115 ; for,the clouses, &c. Only two
negroes voted with the whites here. Some
few did not vote. No disturbance.
......- ,a ASHLAND, July6.
At this precinct the vote stands:
Whites. Blacks.
.--- ~ 1873 161
At Mechanicsville
Whites. Blacks.
The blacks vote almost as uEit for the
whole Radical ticket. Whites vote entirely
for the Conservatives.
The Radical majority in Hanover in 1867
was 81. .t-
Other precincts to hear from.
BEAVER DAM, July 6.
Whole white vote, 201; colored, 169.
Walker, POI !; Wells, 1853. For Legislature :
Thompson, 201; Winn, 1856; Graves, 16S !;
Toler, 166. No disturbance during the day.
.,.. f. HALIFAX. n-s
Boston, July 6.
A courier just in from Black Walnut re-
ports 100 negro votes already cast for Wal
ker. The Radical party are running two
tickets for the county, and thereby the cleo
ton of w. w. Wood and n. A. Harris
(white Conservatives) to the Legislature is
rendered certain. The county will so for
Walker.
[From Halifax and Danville both we have
news that the colored people voted largely
for the Conservative ticket.l
BosToN, July 6.
Halifax has done nobly. From all the in
formation received, it is believed Walker
carries the county by small majority. The
Conservatives elected all the members OF
the Legislature except carpet-bagger sup
house, where the colored registered 800 and
the whites 300, the vote is nearly a tie.
Will send official report as soon as received.
No disturbance at polls. tom
GLOVER DEPOT, July 6.
The following is the official vote at this
place: ,s.F
Number of votes cast Whites, Ill; ne
groes, 234. Il
Walker Ticket. .5 -.i =: .
Walker, Ill. ..s. -- ..... sa er
Seaate.-Harris, 1S5. .<.... ....---,.ss :
House.-Wood, 1s5; Owen and Edmond
son, 1T. ~
For Congress.-Booker and segar, 1s5. i
Wells Ticket. = q
Wells, 900. s.u
Senate.-Ensey, go. y e. Tt.
House.-Canada, Coleman, and Carter,
2O7s -
For Congress.-stowen, 2O7; Tucker Gn-
13. go. i1jl7
ConqreSsT,an at Large.--Crane, 220. g.7=
These votes all negrOes-not white man
voted the Wells ticket. 5
Against disfranchisiDg clause, lS6; for
same, 200. Against test-oath, 1S4 for same,
200. ....fs-}s4 .ags}i.s .. il
No disturbance of any kind. -!
Scottsburg precinct reports the Walker
ticket about 15 ahead. ai 9$t 1a4i -.
s. LOUISA. + = ! Il ,s.s .ss,..S ;,.,' ...,r
a LOUISA COURTHOUSE, July 6.
/; Wells's majority at four precincts at the
courthouse, 72. Full report tomorrow.
Colored majority Of registered in 1867,
$50 of votes, 751. ..s,,gISsE h is.sz ,s7jri4 d
Is -4E MONTGOMERY: "at 1sls
az 2 CHRIsTiAfsBURG, July g.. ]
Unofficial: Walkers majority in Mont
gomery county about 4O0-loss of so. Bill
lei CONSERVATIVE elected to Legislature.
NORFOLK CITY. M >
esaa!qtb ri NORFOLK, July s. !.
Vote closed. Result: sLla -. - - :.
z -; Il ,7a.syas 2,064 2,023
White majority, ~. 81 se - y, . =,
The Conservative ticket is supposed to be
carried, Including Senate and House OF Del.
egates, by majority of 80. 81 y, ~ $50
Radical majority In 1867, 1Sa. :, y s.-g ~. !.
NORFOLK COUNTY AND PORTS
s. -fT E,.sf3Ss MOUTH. 9iet1@ f.s5fis8
+ PORTSMOUTH, July 6. Wells carries
Portsmouth. by 12S majority. Only four ne. ne:
eroes for Walker, 2ss white negroes for
~ pressure. Teamoh (ne-
erol elected to Senate. Lee and w oodWorth