The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-06
NAJORlTIES.

M9fSlali NaIu . N!Celes ulhJoIltN oNei
Grant. 81; Wise's majority over Smith, OF.
Jefferson Ward: Grecley's majority over
Grant. 81; Wise'5 minority over Smith, 3O3.
Madison Ward: Greelcy'S majority over
Grant. 224 Wiscs majority over smith, 220.
Monroe Ward: Grceley's minority over
Grant. 10; WiSe's majority over Smith, los.
Clay Ward: Gree!ey's majority over
Grant. 10; WiSc's majority over Smith, lG9
jackson Ward: Grants majority over
Greeley, ,GG2 Smiths minority over Wise,
LOCI.
Grants majority in the city, 1913; Smiths
majority IL the city, 300.
Nr. Charles u. Williams is elected to the
City Council in Madison Ward over Y. n.
Favier By 221 majority. The vote stood:
Williams, ,nG9 Favicr, Sl2.
At the election on yesterday the total
Radical vote in this city was 1872, while
the Conservatives polled only 5,3IiTI. IN the
election Of November, 1871, the Radicals
voted j,274 and the Conservatives 0,221,
showing falling of of go Conservative
votes, and gain of sos to the Radicals. In
1869 lwhcn the last general election took
place. the Conservative majority was only
20; but in 1871 it was over loco.
Especial iclcsraus to the Dispach.l
ALEXANDRIA.
ALEXANDRIA: Grcelcy's majority in this
city, !; lIunton's majority, II. Democratic
gam, lGl.
A second dispatch gives the following
figures Greeley, 1880 Grant, 1880. Con-
srcss: Hunton, 1853; Daniels, 1875.
ALBEMARLE.
Courthouse: Grant, 3G4; Greeley, 2GG.
Congress: O'Fcrrall, SOL; Harris, 2G9--De-
mocratic loss, 30.
Monticello: Grants majority, 81; O'Fer.
rails, y.
Hlllsboro' Precinct: Greeley, 164 Gran:
1lG. Congress: Harris co., lG2; CFcrralI
| Q.), III.
AUGUSTA.
Wavneshoro': Greeley, 195; Grant, 1l3.
For Congress Harris, 1888; C'Ferrail, 10
| Democratic loss. 152.
staunton: Grceev's majority, ID. Con
| srcss: Harris majority over OFerlall (lnd.)
| II. Democratic loss, 40i.
Sandy Hollow Precinct Grants majority
| IS.
Peaco's Mill Precinct: Grecley's majority
50.
No further returns from other precincts il
the county.
In the lower valley immense majorittes are
reported for Greeley and Harris. Inc loi
lowing are Greeley and Harris's maJorlties
HarriSonburg, Ill; Newmarket, 230; Ealn
burgh, 236; Mt. Jackson, l33; Strasours
200.
Covinstotf': Greeley, 10; Grant, 90.
BEDFORD.
Liberty: Grant, 415; Greeley, 395. Con.
eress: Johnston Qnd.), 569; whitehead
Uon.), 240. The largest vote ever polled
here. "
Chester: Greeley, 7S; Grant, 201. Foi
Congress: Wise, II; Smith, 20l. Democlaill
loss. 7. Dale township: Grccley's majority
Is about 100. Goodies Store (at r. NJ
Greeley, rs; Grant, 81; Wise, 7s; smith, 81
Eitricks: Greeley and Wise, ia; Grant ano
Smith. 81. Talley's store (Mattoaca town,
shjp): Greeley and Wise, III; Grant ano
smith, JOG. ro, ry,,, ,,ro-
cinct: Grant, 502 Greeley, 49, smith, @ ao.
Wise, SOB. Torrance,s store; -c efal'' --''
greeley. II; Smith, 225; Wise. Io: ,,,,ou
This Is considerable gain ior Tue ~, .Ji'ss., sc. !
votiyes on both the last congressloiiai anu
the cubernatorial elections of 1863.
CAMPBELL.
Lynchburg: Grant, 1,475; Greeley, ,soo; ,aS
Congress: Johnston e. 1,3lo; hitensuo
d., ,2Gs-Democratic loss, 3l2. aneon,
p,eic returns indicate that Campbeit county
gives Greeley $50 majority.
CHARLOTTE. - t,LS t,L
Ecysyille: Greeley, liz votes; Grant. lso.
The same vote was cast for 2. w. Mckinney
Oemorrat) and w. II. II. stoWen (Repubh'
CAM, for Congress. Democratic loss, lAl'