The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-09
The General Assembly.

The following IS Il list OF the names Oh
the members of the next General Assem-.
bly,, made up from the returns which have
come to hand up TO this time. There are
only four OF the Senator's named, and not
n,any more of the delegates named, as to
who's" election we have any doubt. There
ure more doubtful ones among the Rad!.
cal, comparatively than among tho Con
selva,ives. The totals speak for them
selves. Eadicalsm is at a discount in Eir.
g'uia:
tlrsr CLASS elected Tuesday for four
years..
First District -Loudoun, Alexandria,
F,rfaix, and Prince Willam-Heury ".
'rnomas and Thomas +. Tayl or, Conserva-
lives.
Second District. - Orange, Culpepcr, and
Madi,on-Danl,l G. Grim>ley, Conscrvt-
live.
Thiyd District. Fluvanna, Buckingham,
aud AppomittoX-G j. Hundlcy, Conser.
Y:,tive.
Fourth Dist,4ct.-Franklin. and Henry
JalucI pa'Iere on, Conservative.
Fin District. -Campbell-T J. XIX
pat,trk. Conservative.
Seth Observation-Disclosures -Nutting, Rad
cal.
S.renth District.-City Of Richmond and
Eenrico County-A. q. Htlladav. }. II
Connally, Il. III. Wynne, Conservatives.
Eighth observation-disclosures, Lunenhurg,
and Brunswlck-G George w. Graham, Radi
cal.
Ninth District City of Petersburg, and
Prince George and Surry-R. &. Greene,
Eadical.
Tenth District Greensville,
and Susscx-W. W. Stevens, {nesro) Rad
tcll.
Eleventh District. county and
Portsmouth city--Matlhcw =. Rae, Rad
icai.
Tuclfth Observation-Disclosures and Caroline
w. ID. Quescnhcrry, Conservative.
Fourteenth District. Frederick, Clarke,
and Warrcu-G. W. Ward, Conservative
Fifteenth District. - Shenandoah and
Phre-G. 5. Mcem, Conservative.
Sixteenth UtStr7ct.-Augusta- =. Coch
ran, Conservative.
Scrcnteea!h Ustr1ct.-Allcghany. Roam.
okr, B,leIouit, and Craig-EdmuEd Pen,
u!c,on, Conservative.
Eighteenth DiSlrict.-Carroll, Grayson
and Wythe.-A. w. q. Nowliu, Couserva
tive.
SECOND CLASS.
The following were elected to fill vacar
cicS III districts numbered as in the Coust
tuition:
Fourteenth Lathrop, Radical.
IWenty-second.-S. Ii. Boykin, Conserva
tive.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, negro Radical.
In the other districts the senator's hol,
over for two years, as follows:
Thoms N. Latham, Consei vative.
Charles Herndon, Conservative.
K. s. BeaZley, Conservative.
Thomas =. Fitzpatrick, Conservative.
Abner Anderson, Conservative.
W. Il. Terry, Conservative.
MeIiw-tber Lewis, Conservative.
w. X. Perrin, Conservative.
Walter Ii. Taylor, Conservative.
William I. Martin, Radical.
Abel T.. Johnson, Conservative.
John Robinson, negro Radical.
john Il. Roller, Conservative.
w. A. Anderson, Conservative.
john L. Penn, Conservative. -.
James nj. French, Conservative.
j.. 5. Greever, Conservative.
Iotdl.-3l Conservatives !; 8 Radicals;
not heard from.
M embers OF ahe House OF Delegates.
AlDamarle: j. G. Hill, &. B. Stevens.
jeremiah Earley Conservatives.
Alexandria: S. G. Neale (Conseryatiye),
Pierce (RadicaD. -
Amelia: Mcdowell Dulaney, negro Trad.
icaD.
Amherst Hazael Williams (Conserva.
tive.
Appomattox Wyatt NJ. Elliott (Con.
seryatlvel.
Amaerst and Nelson r. A. Coghill
CONSERVATIVE.
Allegheny and Craig: Fl. Fl. Robertson
(Cou-eryatiye).
Augusta Marshall Hanger, A. B. Light
rer, c. S. Roller (Conservatives).
Bedford: J. l.. Campbell, Ill. r. BAD.
ford. W. =. Graves (.ouseryalives)
Bland: MuDsey CONSERVATIVE.
Botetourt Lewis Linkenhoker (Conser.
vative).
Brunswick: J. G. Russell (Radical).