Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-05
THE ELECTIONS.
ALEX An ID X | A G I 7.
State Ticket.

First 32S 295 202 JIG
Second 254 23I lis l55
Third 5U5 456 436 1856
Fourth 24l 2D9 3S2 354
In the First and Second Wards elections were
held for member of the Board of Aldermen
from each, the result being the choice of Hugh
Latham in he First Ward and r NJ. Lawson
in the Second. Iu the First Ward Mr.. Latham
was opposed by Mr.. B. Wheat, the vote being
Latham 300, Wheat l39. Mr.. Lawson, in the
Second Ward had no opposition.
The following is the vote 10 the county:
For Observation-Disclosures, 40; kemper, l2O
For Lieutenant Governor -Ramsdell, 43l
Wither>, ll9.
For Attorney General -Fultz, 433; Daniel.
1T.
For House of Delegates. --Syphax, All;
O'Neal, 453; Steuurt, lbs; Stuart, l0l.
For County Treasurer Corbett, 29S; Van
derberg, DID,
For Sheriff .Corbert, lS9; Rufhn, 3o5.
For County CerkPayne, sos.
For Commonwealth Attorney Bur Ike, 5O2
For Superintendent Of Poor Wormley, 4Sl
For the three last positions there were no
Conservative nominees.
The following is the official vote in Wash
ington township:
For Governor-.-K cmper, At; Hughes, As.
For Lieutenant Governor Withers, II;
Ramsdell, 49,
For Attorney General Daniel, Al; Fultz, As
For House of Delegates james NJ. Steuart
II; Chas E. Stuart 46; O'Neal, rs; Syphax,
43
For County Treasurer. andeberg, IS; Cor
bett, l.
For Superintendent of PoorW ormley, ST.
For Clerk of County Court-Payne, 60.
For Commonwealth Attorney-Burke, G3.
For Sheriff Rufin 81; Corbett, l..
FAIRFAX COUNTY.
At the Court House the Conservative ma
jorty on the State ticket is %; at Centervllle
81; at Thompson's, Is; at ArundelPs, 81; at
Bayiss, Sc; and at Clifton, l. At Falls Church
the Radical majority is IS, and at PlaDa I.
So far Kemper has 100 majority; Cockerle,
l2l; Chichester, Treasurer, "A; Burke, Super
iutendent of the Poor, AS.
The following is the official vote at West
End precinct, Falls Church Township:
kemper, Withers and Daniels, ll3; Hughes,
Ramsdell and Fultz, 80.
For House of Delegates-Cockerille lib,
Gray 50.
Commonwealth Attorney-Love ! Is. Burn 3.
Chichester ia, Hawxhurst 81.
Sherif-Broadwate 49,
Superintendent of Poor-Burke ia, Can
field 81.
Surveyor lis, Howard so.
At Herndon kemper, &c, 2l3; Hughes s;
RamsdelI, 6; Fultz 5; Cockerille, lS6; Gray,25.
RICHMOND, Nov. 4-Rcturns from nine
teen out of tweuty-one precincts 10 this city
show the first estimates as to the Conservative
majority to be largely behind The official re-
turns from three precincts give Kemper over
|, $50 majority. The remaining two precincts
will not reduce these figures more than POO.
Grant carried the city by 242 majority.
Norfolk gives a Conservative gain of over
800. A similar gain of 400 is reported from
Petersburg. Danvllle, Stanton, Winchester,
and other cities give additional Conservative
gains.
Partial returns from thirty counties indicate
that the State has gone Conservative by large
increase over Walker majority 10 1862 which
was over $4,000.
RICHMOND, Nov 4.-Kemper's official ma
iority 10 Richmond is 1915. Kemper's ma
jority 10 Norfolk is S24; gain over Walkers
vote 900 All returns show Conservative gains
except in very few instances. A comparison
between the present and that of the last Presl-
Dental vote shows that one hundred precincts
in thirty five counties give owe 5000 gain tor
hCmpCT. y CUutluudliUu VI DULL Sdiuo VIII
make his majority 10000.
LATER.
At Pulman's, Cockerille, Conservative, for
the House of Delegates, has II majority. At
Accotiuk, Gray, Radical, has 81 majority.
Cockerille is undoubtedly elected.
Especial to the Gazette.
LoUDoUN COUNTY.
LEEsBrRG, Va, Nov 4.-Leesburg town.
ship gives Kemper three hundred and eleven
majority, a gain of two hundred and ffty-four
over Greeley's vote. Harrison's majority for
House of Delegates two hundred and eighteen.
John \. Carters majority two hundred and
thirty. Filters majority for Treasurer eighty
three. Lees for Commonwealth Attorney
two hundred and sixty seven All Conserva-
tlveS.
LEEsBURG, Nov. 5-noon.-The official ma
iorities in the county are /: For kemper With
ers and Daniel 902, Harrison, for the House
of Delegates, 46S J. A. Carter, also for House
Of Delegates, GIG, and Filler, for Treasurer $40.
LATEST.
LEEsBURG,, Va, Nov. 5.---Kemper's MAORI
ty over Huehes is 902, Filters over Bolyn's,
go, Harrison's over j. r. Carter 46S, j. A.
Carter s over John R. Carter GIG, Harrisou's
over Williams 624, John A. Carter over Will
Iiam's 772, over Nichols 1875.
MARYLAND.
In Baltimore the Democrats and Couserva-
tives elect their entire ticket, including eigh-
teen members Of the House of Delegates and
one State Senator, by between thirteen and
fourteen thousand majority. The majority III
the city determines beyond doubt the success of
the general State ticket.
MASSACHUSETTS.
In Massachusetts the Republican ticket for
State officers has been elected and the Repub-
lican Councillor ticket, together with Repub-
lican majority 10 both branches of the Legisla-
ture. Banks plurality for the State Senate is
over fifteen hundred. Charles Hale is elected
to the Legislature from Boston by large ma