Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-06
1896 1882 1896 1893 1927. ll33
House Of Delegates. .- =


Third sos 456 436 39t
Fourth 24l 209 3S2 554
Total, 1928 1877 1895 1851
aldermen. ...
First Ward Hugh Latham, 300; BeDoni
Wheat l39
Second War1-Robert NJ Lawson, $50 H.
l.. Simpson, g.
Kemper's majority, 164; Withers, 1853
Daniels, l64; j. NJ. Steuart. 247; c. +. Stuart,
9; Hugh Latham, l6l; R. NJ. Lawson, l43.
ALEXANDRIA coUNTY-oFF1cIAL.
For Governor--Rober, ". Hughes, 430; Jas.
L. Kemper, l20. ;,
For Lieutenant Governor G. p. Ramsdell,
43l; Robt f. WitherS, 10
For Attorney Geueral-David Fullz, 433;
R. T. Daniel, III.
For House Of Delegates-I. c. O'Neal, 453;
j. b. Syphax, Al; Jas Nj. Steuart, l2S; Z. 4.
Stuart, lOl.
For Commonwealth Attorncy-E. Burke,
502
For County Trcasurer-V. P. Corbett, 29S;
G. G. Vanderberg, 222;; Robt. Vanderberg, |.
For County Clerk-L. +. Payne, sos; Il. 5.
Laws, |. ...
For Sheriff S. B. Corbcrt lS9; r. D RufHn,
| OU0 DIS. ". llUaClI, /.
For Superintendent of Poor--NelsoD Worm
ley, 4Sl.
KING GEORGE COUNTY.
SHILOH, Nov. 5.-The official vote at this
precinct, in King George, is as follows KEN
per, Wihers and Daniel, each, l9l, Hughes,
Ramsdcll and Fultz, l02; for State Senate,
Critcher, 1911, Braxton, lO2; for House of
Delegates, Rogers Conservative, l90 Price.
| .h.n Ind
I45, 6. W. Griesby, Ind, Is, Z. q. Jones,
ter, Ind, IA, j. R. Mason, Ind, l39; for
Superintendent Of she Poor H. C. Perkins,
Con-, l59, VIM. Nj. Daniel, ST., Rad; ll9; for
County Treasurer, j. L JONES' Con. ,2S2, Will
ford Mason, Rad, /; for County Surveyor,
T. T. Arnold, lud, II. There was Radical
majority of one at this place in 1872 making a
Conservative gain of 90
CULpEpER COUNTY.
The majority for Kempcr, Withcrs and
Daniel is 50; S,rother for the Legislature has
| Sheriff, SO; and Jones, for Treasurer 500; all
Conservatives. L. l.. Lewis, Republican. had
| no opposition for Commonwealth Attorney
RAPPAHANNoCK COUNTY.
The majority for kemper 10 Rappahanpock
is reported to be between 300 and 400. Popham
is elected to the House OF Delegates by 800 over
Miller; both Conservatives.
! ORANGE COUNTY.
Orange county gives the Conservative State
! ticket a majority and elects Dr. David Panoill,
| Con-, to the House of Delegates.
WARREN COUNTY.
The Conservatives carry Warren county by
an almost unanimous vote. Judge Lowell is
elected to the House of Delegates.
CLARKE COUNTY.
This county gives large Conservative ma
jority, and elects Lewis, Conservative, to the
House Of Delegates.
LOSSES AND GAINS.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov 5.-Full county re-
turns come 10 slowly Those that have been
received as compared with the vote for Walker
and Wells, show the following gains and losses:
Rock bridge county, Conservative loss SO; War
rem county, Conservative gain 253; Washing
ton county Hughes home,) conservative loss
2l3; Shenandoah county, Conservative gain
40S; Hanover county, Conservative loss ll9;
Smythe county, Conservative gain 81; Eliza
beth City county, Conservative gain 429; Eau
quier county, Conservative loss 1872; Henrco
county, Conservative loss over 100; Nottoway
county, Conservative gain SIS; Prince Edward
county, Conservative loss l07; Wythe county,
Conservative gain III; Nansemond county, Con-
sentative gain 32l; Caroline county, CoDserva-
tive loss IS; Cupeper county, Conservative
loss 267
The cities are as follows: Richmond, Con-
sentative gain $40; Petersburg Conservative
gain 7Oe; Norfolk, Conservative gain COS.
Aggregate Conservative gains 80 far, 4, 445,
losses, 1882.
THE LEGISLATURE.
From, tbo imam retiring there will hp
but little change 10 the Lcgislatu1e-that is
about two thirds Conservative majority on Joint
ballot.
ExlLEs OF ERIN-PRoposED WHOLESALE
IRISH EMIGRATIoN-Th Liverpool papers
mention that Mr.. P. O'Leary, who had just re-
turned from Ireland, whittier he was delegated
on a tour of inspection by the English Agricul
tural Laborers Union, had received letter
from Mr.. p 4. johnson, the Honorary Secre-
tary of the Irish Agricultural Laborers' Union,
in which the writer says: AT our monthly
meeting, it was resolved that, in the event of
the Government failing to introduce oompre-
hensive measure dealing with the waste lands
of Ireland, | be empowered to proceed to
America and have an interview with the au-
thorities there, with the object of our initiating
an emigration en- masse to the western and Pa
CHIC OldleS vi COutoe l. lCCl uCCply LudC IL
should be necessary for US to leave our native
land but what could do? All faith here is
lost 10 political plattudes, and little LETT 10 our
public men. | struggled hard, but the Irish
laborer will not remain q slave by the Shannon
while there is a chance of his becoming free
man 10 peoples land. | had to accept the
office, but | am consoled that am to have the
assistance of one whose services | shall not
soon forget You we're chosen to accompany
me. Will you? Yes, / know you will give
your services to remove our brothers from sa
very | have had many conversations with
members of the constabulary Do you think
the American Government would refuse these