The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-08

Oft the old battle SCARED garments and with
new uniform and improved arms, drill our
selves and prepare for the great national
struggle of 1872.
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THE VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
The State Probably Gone Democratic.
aIesif e-s4.
From various sources we give below the
result of the elections throughout the State.
HENRICO COUNTY.
In this county the Democrats have elect
ed their candidates for the Legislature,
while we have doubtless elected the county
officers.
NORFOLK CITY AND COUNTY
Have elected to the House of Delegates
Boreland and Parks, Democrats, by an
average majority of 230. Norfolk county
went Republican.
PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK COUNTY.
In Portsmouth the Democrats have elect
ed Hon. Samuel Watts, while Portsmouth
and Norfolk county, as the Eleventh Scna-
torial district, have elected Matthew p.
Rue, Republican.
PITTSYLvANIA.
Democratic reports from this county
claims as probable, the election of their
candidates. We believe this is mistake,
and that the county has gone largely Re-
publican, thereby electing their delegates.
ORANGE.
AS far as we have been able to learn
from this county, we are satisfied Terrell,
the independent candidate for the Senate,
has been elected, and Taliaferro, indepen-
dent, for the House.
ROCKINGHAM.
AS was to be expected, this county has
gone Democratic in spite Of the numberless
candidates for Legislative honors. OFFER
rail- and Denoale are the successful aspir-
a,its. l&W m
LUNENBURG.
The vote in this county is close one,
but Graham for the Senate, Jennings for
the House, both Republicans, carry it.
sPOTTsYLvANIA
Has gone Democratic and sends Kelly to
the House.
GREENSvILLE.
w. N. Stevens for the Senate, and Peter
X. Jones, Republicans, carry this county
by large majority.
ALBEMARLE.
Hill, Early and Stephens Dem.) are
SOUTHAMPTON.
In this county, as far as heard from, the
election is close.
Stevens for Senate and Vaughan for the
House, (Reps.) both elected.
PRINCE EDWARD.
In this county, Lathrop, Rep., } is proba-
bly, elected to the Senate, and Jurgenson,
Rep.) to the House.
AUGUSTA.
Democrats elect their ticket in Augusta.
CAROLINE.
The Democrats carry Caroline by 100
majority.
WASHINGTON.
Cummings and Fulkerson, Dems.) are
probably elected.
NANsEMoND.
Darden, (Rep.) is probably elected over
BOykin Dem.) by small majority.
Larsetter (Rep.) is probably defeated,
though there are other precincts yet to hear
from.
uAIJFAx
Nutting, Rep.) for Senate; Coleman
Stovall and Freeman, for House, are pro-
bably elected.
srk DINWIDDIE.
Stevens, Rep.) for Senate; Perkins and
Keilor, Reps.) for House, are elected.
In Petersburg, Greene for Senate Evans
and Matthews, Reps.) for House, are
elected.
LOUISA.
In this county Hunter, Chisholm, (Rep.)
are elected over the Democrats by SO ma
jority.
CHARLOTTE.
One precinct heard from, which gives a
Democratic majority 20.
84 wYTHE.
The Democrats elect their ticket in this
county.
This county gives Graham, (Rep.,) for
the Senate 99S, to ID. M. Bernard, (Dem., }
297. For House of Delegates, Geo. II.
Southall, (Rep..) 1905, to 205 for j. II.
Howard, Dem.) Republican gain $50.
POwHATAN.
Cox (Rcp.) elected in this county over
Goode, Oem.) All the county officers
elected by the Democrats.
as 4 ROCKBRIDGE.
Rockbridge goes Democratic.
AMELIA.
Mcdowell Dulaney Rep.) is elected to
the lower House.
~ APPOMATTOX.
Concord is the only precinct in this coun-