Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-11-19

THE COMPOSITION OF THE BoDY-1Ts
PoLITIcs-oFFIcIAL LIST OF THE MEM
BEERS

Senate shows that the Conservatives gam
three Senators in the Petersburg, Norfolk
and King William districts, which makes
the body stand 81 Conservatives to + Re
publicans. In the House there are ~ Con-
servatlves, s Independents, and % Re-
publicans. There are 3 negroes in the Sen
ate and - in the House, being reduction
from the number Of last session. The
cities and counties heretofore represented
by Radicals in which Conservatives have
beeen elected are: Alexandria ~, Amelia,
Buckingham, Halifax (2), Lunenburg,
Prince George and Surry-10. The Rad
zeal gains were in the counties OF Char
lotte, Chesterfield, Henrico and King
George. The following is the official
list Of the members, given by the Rich
moud '.Whig,'' with Conservatives in
Roman, Radicals in Italics, Independents
in SMALL CAPS:
SENATE.
First District = Loudon, Alexandria,
Fairfax ana Prince Wllliam: Charles Il.
Sinclair, Hiram 0. Claughton pronounced
Clayton).
Second District-Orange, Culpeper and
Madison: Daniel A. Grimsley (re-elected).
Third Observation-Disclosures Buckingham
and Appomattox: Wyatt M. Elliott.
Fourth District-Franklin and Henry:
Peter Hairston. Jr.
Fifth District-Campbell: John w.
Darrell.
Sixth District-Halifax: Fl. II. Hurt.
Seventh Dstrict-City Of Richmond:
Bradley I. Johnson, William E. Tanner,
~ 4<>E ,,f ny
Eighth District-N ottoway, I4unenburg
and Brunswick: Guy PoueH.
Ninth District = Petersburg, Prince
George and Surry: VIM. E. Hinton. Jr.
Conservative gain).
Tenth Observation-Disclosures Greenesyilie
and Sussex: VIM. ". Stere,as (colored, re-
elected).
Eleventh Dstrict-Norfolk county and
Portsmouth: John H. Gayle conservative
gain.
VIM. D. Quesenberry (re-electedl:
Thirteenth DiStrict-EsseX. King and
Queen and King William: DR.. VIM. g.
Num-. conservative gain.
Fourteenth Observation-Disclosures, Clarke
and Warren: Geo. W. Ward (re-elected).
Fifteenth Dstrict-Page and Shenan-
doah: Mann Splitter.
Sixteenth District-Augusta: Alexander
B. Cochran (re-elected).
Seventeenth District-Alleghany. Roam
oke, Botetourt and Craig: James w. Mar
shall.
Eighteenth Distrct-Carroll, Grayson
and WytEe: John Dickinson.
Nineteenth District-Lee, Wise and Bu-
chanan: Henry G. Slemp.
Twentieth District-Scott and Russell:
Henry G.. Wood.
Twenty-First District Rappahannock
and Fauquier: Lawson Eastman.
Twenty Second Distrct-Statford, Spot
sylvania and Louisa: Chas. Herndon.
Twenty-Third District-Albemarle and
Greene: Robert S. BeaZley,
Twenty Fourth District-Amelia. Cum
berland and Prince Edward: Edgar Al-
lon.
Twenty Fifth District-Nelson and Am
herst: Charles T. Smith.
Twenty-SiXtll District - Pittsylvania:
William T. Clarke.
Twenty-Seventh District-Bedford: Will
liam r. Terry.
Twenty-Eighth District Charles City,
James City, York Warwick and Elizabeth
City: John ". Daacson.
Twenty Ninth District-King George,
Westmoreland, Richmond, Northumber
land and Lancaster: JOHN Critcher.
Thirtiet. District-Charlotte and Meek
lenburg: Albert p. Lathrop.
Thirty-First DiStrict-GOOchland, CheS-
tereld and Powhatan: Samuel r. Mad-
doc.
Thirty-SecondD istrict--Nansemond Isle
of Wight and Southampton: John w.
Thirty-Third Dstrict--City of Norfolk
and Princess Anne: Chas. B. Dutfield.
Thirty-Fourth District - New Kent,
Gloucester, Mathews and Middlesex: Benz
F. Bland.
Thlrty-Fifth District = Northampton
and Accomac: Louis G. Fl. Finneey.
Thirts-SlXth District - Rockingham:
Samuel Il. Moffett.
Thirt y-Seventh District Highland.
Bath and Rockbrdge: JOHN l.. Eubank.
Thirty Eighth Dlstrct-Floyd, Patrick
and Montgomery: John E. Penn.
Thirty-NinJh District-Pulaski, Bland,
Giles and Tazewell: Samuel II. Newbery
Fortieth Distrct-Smyth and Washing
ton: James $. Greever.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Accomac: E. L. Bagwell. John Nicely.
Abemarle: r. G.. CRANK, J. E. MAS
sEY, DR.. Thos. NJ Dunn.
Alexandria: VIM. III. FoWle, George l..
Simpson (Con. gains).
Allegheny and Craig: Samuel Carpen-
ter.
Amelia: VIM. F. Jackson (Con gain.
Amherst: DIR. Henry E. Smith.
Amherst and Nelson: (Floater), r. A.
Coghill.
Appomattox: Joel W. Flood.
Augusta: Marshall Hanger, }. ID. Craig,
and a. II. Fl. Stuart (Who declines).
Bath and Highland: Jas. NJ. Seig.
Bedford: W. W. Berry, E. &. Burks,
JAS, l.. Arthur.
Bland: J. A. Davidson.
Botetourt: John w. johnson.
Brunswick: Robt. II. Whitaker (col'D.
Buchanan and Wise: JAS. w. Smith.
Buckingham: r. T. Hubbard (Conserya-
tive gain.
Campbell: A. J. Clarke, H. H. Withers,
VIM. $. Morris.
Caroline: S. L. Swami, Jno. M, Hudgin
Carroll; Martin Dalton.
| Charles City and New Kent: B W. Lacy.
| Charlotte: Isaac Hobbs (colored- Rad.
gain).
Chesterfield: Socrates Brooks and W.
r. Giddings Rad. gain.
larke: II. L. Dangertield Lewis.
Culpeper: J. Boris MALE.
Cumberland: j. Lipsconab (colored).
| Dimwiddie. Il. u. RuItin.
| Elizabeth City and Warwick: Robert ".
| Smith
| Essex: aaron Commodore tcolored).
! Fairfax: n. W. PIERsoN.
| Fanquier: VIM. Smith (ex-Governor)
and H. Barnes .Kerrick.
Fluvampa: Alfonso A. Gray.
| Floyd: Joseph l.. Howard.
Franklin: William Powell and Moses L.
| Greer.
| Frederick: John f. Wall and P. B.W il
liams.
Giles: Philip w. Strother.
Gloucester: w. B. Taliaferro.
GOochand: Richard d. James.
Grayson: Peyton G. Hale.
Greene: F. M. Me Mullan.
Greenesville: Peter K. Jones.
Halifax: J. D. Clay, Henry Edmunds,
B. Storall, Jr. (Con. gain two).
Hanover: William Gains, DR. Il. J.
Woodbridge.
Ifanrico. Theodore w Hnnniuar r II