The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-05
r il 1889 got 5o2 majority and Greeley 3

in 1878. -''i'i s'7.I ~ 5s'f'.
BuRKEv1LLE: Burkeville gives Kemper
W6; Hughes. 423. House :. Conservatives, ;.
N6 Republicans, 400.
Blacks-and- Whites gives kemper 149 !;
Hughes, 1e9. House: Conservatives, 149: I:
Republicans, 1855. 800 l0.,1 10 =
Notfoway Courthouse gives Kemper 1O2' /;
Hughess 433. House Conservatives, 1G2 !;
Republicans, 49, -.
The Republicans have elected county OF.
ficers. "@'' go" -''. a' -.s
SUFFOLK: The official vote shows kemper,
% majority LAWSON, for Senate, 81 major
ity; Boykiu, for House, 45 majority. The
entire Conservative ticket is believed to be
elected. Conservative gain, A. #s,, II
! .L... a ss Norfolk. ...e 'f 100. !.
NORFOLK: The vote of Norfolk for Gov
ernor in 1859 was: Walker, 2,O07; Wells,
1858. The vote to-day is: Kemper, 1881 ;
Hughes, 1913. Duffield is elected to the
Senate; Foster and Taylor to the House.
The county returns viii not be in until to-
morrow, though they cannot affect the re-
suit. There are large gains every where, and
the Radicals are overwhelmed. .,..
An immense crowd Of people is gathered In
front of the Landmark building. and ad-
dresses are being made by Hon. John Goode,
Jr., Charles Sharp, ESQ.,, Major Dutfield, F.
8. Taylor, Colonel l.. d. Starke, w. L. Os.
wald, and others. Kemper's majority in the
city is S2S. and the local ticket is elected BY
large majority. '."|
Ldter.-Ofn ial: Kemper, 1881 Hug hes,
1,513. Gain over Walker-W ellis vote, 900.
..... Orange. i-. -"E
GoRDoNsvlLLE [officiail: Kemper, 1853
Hughes, 1902; Withers, 109; Ramsdell, 10l ;
Daniel, 15S; Fultz, 102. House: D. Pan
mill (Con:), 158; G.. Pannill (Rep.), 10l. A
heavy vote was polled, with large Conser-
Vatiye gain throughout the county.
,.s.-a Pulaski.
DUBLIN: kemper, 502; Hughes, 3G1.
House: Martin (Cop.), 452; Alexander,
49,. Senate: Johnston (Con.), sos; New.
berry und.), 3S3. One precinct in this coun.
ty to hear from.
Prince Edward.
FARMvlLLE: This precinct gives Kemper
211: Hughes, 425. Senate Southall tCon.),
2l0; Allan (Rep.), 422. -
Prospect precinct gives Kemper 155
Hughes, $50. Senate: Southall tCon.), 153
Allan (Rep.l, 251.
Green Bay gives Kemper 112; Hughes
223. Senate: Southal! Conn., 1O7; Allan
Rep.), 115. r.. g..
R,ces gives Kemper 12s; Hughes, 1873
Senate: Southall (Con.), 1877; Allan Rep.)
1856. .... r...
Tazewell Branch (coloredD, is elected te
the House of Delegates.
Three precincts to hear from, which viii
increase the Republican majority to 600 ir
the county. Wels's majority in 1869 was
$40. .......- .--.
Pittsylvania.
DASrnLE: The vote at this precinct Is a:
follows: Kemper, 45O; Hughes, 497. Ii
1869 Walker received $40; Wells, S07. A
portion of the surrounding county was in
cluded in this precinct in 1869. Deduc
about 100 Conservatives and 800 Radicals
from the Walker and Wells yot,
to make comparison. This makes Con
servalive gain Of 10 OIL the Walker vote
House Of Delegates: Conservatives, 448
Republicans, 49S. Senate Conservatives
449; Republicans. 497.
COURTHOUSE (Chatham ria Lynchburg)
66 majority for Kemper. Conservative gain
Ill. ... ~ .,. "...... So u...s,.,
Powhatan. ...
PowHATAN STATION: kcmper, 13; Hughes
| IS. House and Senate: Conservative, 73
Republican, S5.
Prince William.
MANASSAS: Kemper, l73; Hughes, 13l
House: Dunnington {Copseryatiye). 55
Purcell CONSERVATIVE, SS; Rounds Qnde
pendenN 15s. Conservative gain, 81. 3.
.. Prince George. . .s.-.
RIsks TowEsuIp:, l0S whites, 210 colored
A Conservative gain of 2l0.
Petersburg.
PETERSBURG. November 4.-The full Off
cial vote as now received stands: Kemper
2,O65; Hughes, 2,295; Radical majority
230-a Conservative gain Of TAO on Wells's
majority in 1859. The vote for the member.
Of the Legislature is substantially the same
ensuring the election of G. May (white
and j. =. Goodwin (colored) to the Legis
lature.. 4.ia..." B." - f..-"
The negroes marched tonight up Lomburt
street with violent demonstrations, throw
ing rocks and pushing against crowd o
Young men who were jubiIating at the cor
ner, over the Conservative gains. Two po
hcemen endeavored to induce them to g
back, when they responded with curses ant
stones, when several shots were fired frou
pistols at the negroes, who broke and ran
tits said that fifty shots were fired, bit 1t
not known that any one was killed. Severa
persons were badly injured with stones ane
beaten in the melee. u. .-.>.. l.,i.
There is great excitement among the peo
pie as we'll as enthusiasm. Both militar
companies are under arms ut the armoy /
preserve peace IN case OF disturbance.
@-. n4 Rockingham
HARRIsoSBURG For Governor: James I
Kemper, 400; Hughes. 1863. Lieutenant
Governor: Robert E. Withers, 402; Rams
dell, 1863. Attorney-General: Daniel, 400
Fultz, 1GO. Conservative gain, IS. Senate
Is. H.. Motfett, 2Ss; John E. Roller, 275
House of Delegates: John c. Woodson, 304
E. j. Armstrong, IS; Wright Gatewood
So; B. G. Patterson, 1874; Burke Chrismar
AZ; William NJ. Sibert, l42; II. n. Sellers
50; George Z. Deneale, III ; r. N. Harrison;
73; II. A. Gray. 81. Treasurer r. 3: Ale
baugb, 401; ]. +. Branner, 157. AttorDe
| for the Commonwealth John Paul, 1876;
S. Harrisberger, 1T. Superintendent OF Poor
House: Robert Cox, 373; Joseph Bare, 81
Samuel NJ. Woods, q !; N. Harvey Carman
1888; Joseph Armentrout, II. " ~
a. Roanoke. j.. .,--:
SALEM: kemper, 4l3; Hughes, $50. Sigh
Conservative gain on Walkers vote
House: Blair (Con.), $50; Brufy Qud.)
404. "f 81
BIG LICK: Kemper, 800; Hughes, 100
Conservative gain on Walkers vote, Is
House Blair, 2s4; Bruhy, 1911.
.r. Rockbridse. .--..
goshen Kemper, 1906. Hughes, IS
House: Conservatives, l05; Republicans
SO. Senate: Conservatives, 1O5; RepubII
cans none. Conservative gain, q.
Spotsylvanfa.
FREpERICKspURG: OticialVote in this city
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