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

There was no opposition 10 the CoDSerVa.
tive candidates for the House of Delegates
from Richmond, and consequently they re-
ceiyed the full vote cast, and were elected. as
follows: w. w. Crump, James II. Dooley,
W. S. Gilman, W. ?. NJ. kellam, Charles u.
Williams.
The aggregate vote cast in the city and
county for the senatorial candidates was as
follows: johnson, 5,974; Tanner, CLIP
Wortham, 6,302; Knight, $500; Starke,
1924; Smith, 4,407.
Majority for Johnson in the city and coun'
ty over Knight, 174; over Starke, $50; over
Smith, 1867.
Majority for Tanner in the city and county
over Knight, 3l2; over Starke, 4SS; over
Smith, 1,705.
Msiority for Wortbam in the city and
county over Knight, SOP; over Starke, G7s:
over Smith, 1885.
Especial telegrams 10 the Dispatch.1
Albemarle.
MONTICELLO M4gruder. Conservative,
149; Hart, Conservative, 1871: Dunn, Con-
seryatiye, 2l3; Massey, Independent, rs
Crank, Independent, 12l; Yancey, lnde-
pendent, 10; Ham 1er, Republican, 274 ;
Taylor, Republican, 272; Parker, Republl-
can, $50. One hundred and seVenty.two
Republican votes at this precinct will be
thrown out, being illegal.
COURTHOUSE: Magruder, Conservative,
1914 Hart, Conservative, 200; Dunn, Con-
servative, 21S; Massey, Independent, lSz ;
Crank, Independent, 157; Yancey, 1nde'
pendent, 8; Hammer, Republican. "a; Tay-
ior, Republican, 27; Parker. Republican, 10.
KEswIcK: Magruder (Con.), 80; Dunn
(Con.), SO; Hart (Con.), II; Massey, und.l },
l59; Crank (Ind.), 1853; Yancey Qnd.), %;
Hammer (Rep.), 1; Parker (Rep.), 1; Tay'
lor (Rep.), 1.
CovEsvlLLE: Magruder (Con.) 80; Har'
(Con.), Is; Dunn (Con.), 81; Massey Qnd).,
IA; Crank Qnd), IA; Yancey. =; Hammer
(Rep.), 81; Taylor (Rep.), 81; Parker
| (Rep.), 81. .,
SAMUEL MILLER TOWNSHIP
precinct: B. II. Magruder Conservative
100; w. D. Hark, Conservative. 102; Thos.
NJ, Dunn, Conservative, no; John 9. Mas
sic, independent, %; Colonel Crank, lnde
| pendent, 26; Hammer, white Republican
10; Taylor, colored Repu blican, 70; Par
ker, colored Republican, 10. 4
WHITE HALL: Magruder, %; Hart, 26-
| Dunn, 109-all Conservatives; Massey (lnd')
148; Crauk Ind.), 149; Hammer, Parker, ant
| Taylor (Reps.), 60 each. The people art
very much divided. -
HILLsBoRo': Intelligence indicates the elec
| tion of the regular nominees. ~
| Augusta.
| WAYNEsBoRo' For Senate-Cochran, e6
House Hanger, 90; Opie. 53; Craig. 66
Stuart, 81; Kerner, 81. All Conservatives
| Amherst. -,
| AMHERST COURTHOUSE Coleman (Inde
pendent) has 67 mojority over Coghiii-tel
more than two years ago. No other pre-
,cincts heard from.
| chesterfield.
! MANCHESTER: The following is the resul
of the election held iu this city yesterday fo
members of the House Of Delegates to repre-
sent Chesterfield county in the next Genera
| Assembly: Socrates Brooks (Conservatiye1
500: G. W. Friend Conservative, 507; w
| r. Giddings (Radieal), 1886; George f. Nan
Bile dRadical), 322. Brooks's majcrity over
Marble, 200. Friends majority over Gid
dings, I'll. The reputed Radical ms}erE!
| in Manchester township is 150.
CnRsTER The following is the vote at thi
precinct: Giddiugs and Marble (Radicals)
| 1872: Brooks Conservative, So; Frieuc
fConseryatiye),. go. = sdical gain about 20
4 ipformaiIties at this preeiuct are such as Il
exclude the vote under the law. tft.- !,
Reports from Dale township show Con
seryative nsjority Of about 10-a falling OF
OF 58. g,,s.
MIpLoTHIAN TOWNSHIP gives Brooks. Com
seryatiye, 1T8; Friend, Conservative. i66
Giddtnas, Republican, Sl2 Marble, Repub
Ilcan, 200.
LYaesBuRG Lgnchburg has gone Conser.
seryatiye for the frst time siuce 1859. DaB
iei,S majority in the city Is 81. Reports from
the county are encouraging for the ConserVa'
tiyes. 6. -, !.
Second Dispatch. For Senate: Daniel,
Copserystiye. 1850; Freeman, Republican,
1.123. For House Clarke, Conservative,