The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-03

Daniel, Republican,, ], 1,l42; Grigsby. Re-
publican, ], 1888; Wright, Republican, /, 1877.
The average Republican msiority ia 1873
was 141. Iu1s74Lynchhurg gave Tucker,
Conservative, 1,156 Johnson, independent,
1,2lO. ~ .a
..ztt { Dfnwiddfe. Hi ~
PETERSBURG The election here 10 day re-
suited In great triumph for the Conserya.
tives. The total vote ls 1926, which is 600
short Of the spring vote last year. Hinton
carries every ward, and his majority over
Boiling in the city IS 1861, which insures
his election beyond all doubt. Barham and
Davis are elected b3a likemsjority. There
is great rejoicing In the city.
REAHs: For House: John Dodson, Cou-
servative, 20; r. D. Rufin, negro Republi-
can, 12e. For Senate: W. @F. Thompson,
10; Stevens, negro Radical 12s.
Fauauisr.
WARRHNToN JUNCTION The vote at this
precinct stands: For House: William Smith
(Con.), 18; II. B. Kerrick (Con.), IS. No
opposition. A go
WARREHToH There has been no opposi.
lion as far as heard from In FauQuier to
Messrs. Smith and Kerrick, the Conservative
candidates for the House. There was no ex.
citemen:, aud the vote was small here. Smith
and Kerrick got Al votes each.
Hanover.
AsHLAND: For -Quesenberry
(Con.), 302; Chisholm tRad.), 23l. House
Woodbridge (Con.), 423;. Gaines (Con.), 394;
Blunt (Rad.), 238; Mills tRad.), 2O4. Con-
seryatives gain 100 over the vote Of 1874.
Halifax.
BARKsDALE: Hurt (CoD.), for Senate, Is rs
ahead at Brandon.
KE7svILLE: For the House: Isaac Dobbes
(Rep.). 1856; Gaines, TO; Grafton (Ind.), 80.
CLOVER: In this district, including Clo-
yer, Mount Laurel. AID Scottsburg, the re.
suit is as follows For Senate: Hurt (Con.)
563 Harris (colored Rep) J, 54. For House !:
Clay (Con.), $50 Edmonds (Con.), STA; DR..
Harris (Con.), 525; Stoyall fRep.), 600; Cole
man (colored Rep.), 562; Holt (colored
Rep.), 573.
kosToN: The Radical majority here is X.
The Conservatives still think If the white
people have voted that General Hurt is
elected.
Later.-Incompl,t returns indicate the
success OF the Conservative ticket. in this
county.
Isle Of Wight.
For House: G. Fl. Jordan's majority at
Windsor is 7G; at Zuni, 66; at the Court
house, 43.
LOudeun.
Matthews and Carter Conservatives are
elected. Charles Z. Sinclair and Hiram O.
Claughton. for the Senate, are elected 10 the
First district over Lewis Mckenzie and j.
FL. Gray independently.
PURCELLvILLE: For Senate: Claugbton
(Con.), 20; Sinclair (Con.), 81; Mckenzie
(Ind.), 2G; Gray Nnd.), IA. For House {:
Carter (Con.), %; Matthews (Con.), AZ ;
Zeresa (Ind.), 2; Taylor tlnd), 4. A very
small vote cast.
LOUISA COURTHOUSE: For the House: q. B.
Bibb, Conservative, 191; r. j. Moss, 1874 w.
F. Gordon, white Republican, 294; j. w.
PoindeXter, colored Republican, 279.
Norfolk County.
NORFOLK: Colonel l.. D. Starke and Major
w. II. TaIiaferro (Conservatives) are elected
| from this city to the House Of Delegates.
| The Radicals made no nominations. Every.
| thing quiet.
William A. Fisk CONSERVATIVE was elected
| to the House from Portsmouth to-day by su
overwhelming majority over Dr.. james NJ
Jarvis (RadicaD. This senatorial district
composed of Portsmouth and Norfolk
county, will send Captain j. q. Gayle to the
| Senate, the ~siority in the city being suth
cient to o.ns@2a3e the Republican msjority
| in the c5u%tg- =. - ,.--s -. - - .
Itis eogcea14 chat Miles Connor (negro
Radical, a 2i;;ted to the House OF Delegates
from NorlC.l. county.
- Notfoway.
BURKsyILLE For Sepate-T. James Tav'
| lor (Con.), 100; Guy Powell (Rad). 3S5
House-W. S. Guy (Con.). 157; Archer
Scnott (Rad.), 3SG. Radical gain, 9.
GoRpoNsvILLE: The election here to-day
passed off very quietly. Number OF votes
cast. POI. D. A. Grimsley (ConseraVatiVe
nominee), for the Senate, 1913 DR.. j. C.
| voolfolk Qndependent Conserratiye( for the
Senate, 81; W. r. Taliaferro CONSERVATIVE
nominee). for House, II DR.. Uriel Terrell
Independeut Conservative, for House, Sc !;
John Bell (Radica1), for House, II.
Pittsylvanta.
DAsyI11E: The vote here stands-WitcheI
Iudependentl, 523; Lanpkin independently
SOC; Read (colored Republican,. 5O6
Scruggs conservative nominee), 406: Fin
ney fConservative nomnee), 404; lulton
(CouseryatiYe nominee). 59G. Straight Re.
publican vote, SOC. Straight Conservative
vote, 3S2. Scattering, Al. Whole vote, 929.
The Independents ran slightly over the Re
pubicans. -,
The exact vote on the subscription for the
DauyiIle and New River railroad not known,
but thr result is against the subscription.
CHATHAM: The election passed OF quietly
here with the following result: Scruggs
(Con.). 3G3; W. a. j. Finney Com, IA W.
J. Fulton (Con.), 2O1; W. A. Witehel
Qnd.), 1928; w. J. Reid (negro Rep.l l'9:
CARTERsBURG Fulton ,92; Scruggs, "
Finney, 70; Reid, 2l; Lampkin and Wlteher
nothing.
HUNS STORE Finney. III; scrugas. 101
Fulton, Sc; Lampkn, 80; Wltcher: 73; keid
73.
The contest In the county is close.
Prince william.
4 MANASSAS: Senate Charles E. Sinclair
! (Con.), III; 81. o. Claughton Con-, lbi
GRAY 1nd.l 9S; Mckenzie und.), 1l3
House j. r. Purcell (Con.), ITO; Q. =
Round Ind.), 154.
| Prince Edward.
MEHERRIs: McKenney. Conservative, il
said TO be ahead 10 this part of the county.
| Powhatan.
PoWhatan Courthouse precinct give
Dance, Conservative, 81; Cox, Republican
| 70-for House. 80
| Rockbridge.
| LEXINGTON: The election passed off quiet
" here to-day in the town and district. Johl
| Letcher and W. D. F. Leecb, the Conserve
/ tive nominees for the House, received 81
votes. There was no opposition. Not on
half Of the votes, as compared with 1874
were poled.
GOSHEN: The vote here to-day was unani
nous for Letcher and Leech for the Legisla
ture. Forty.fiye votes were cast.