The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-05

i VI sfe ntons0f d Hikes, sho1sa
close caleulator. &c So. S8s IS.
Now that the exclis snses,t III sisstiohs ii
over the importance of the meeting Of the
Farmers Council Will elsirn the attention of
! the farmers OF The State. 8
BEDFORD
iE LIBERTY, Novembe 4. 10 this county. FOR
House, James T., Arthur. W.. VI. Berry, and
jesse Is. Burke fall Consefs were
elected without opposition.
y. CUMBERLAND.
In Cumberland, Ltpsconab fRadical) has
beaten Coleman Farmuille Mercury. s s Ss +
FLOYD AND PATRICK. Il:
CnRrsrIAHssUHe. November 4.-Floyd
county reflects Colonel James L. Howard
by a35 msjority over one Radical and two
Independents. IS l...
Patrick county reflects Major Critz BY 100
majority. !, !,
WatkInsvlle precinct gives B.. D. James
(Con) % majority. AZ
- 8, @ GREENsvILLE. "a a
BELFrgLD, November A. The following Is
the official vote of Greensville county: For
Senate: W. f. Thompson, Conservative,
BOB; w. N. Stevens, colored, Republican,
1923. House: #. W. Goodrich, Conserva-
tive, BOT p. Il. Jones, colored, Republican.
619. ~
KING WILLIAM, KING AND QUEEN, AND,
~ It,,Sa.f.i ~ ESSEX. y i {ffs4. - Z
KING AND QUEEN COURTHOUSE. November
4.-Tbe returns from King William, as re-
ported by Mr.. Gibson Conservative candi.
date from that county J, are supposed to, be
400 ,msjority for himself and DR.. lillian G.
Num- Conservative candidate for King and
Queen). ~ ls5st. eos niIz7s.5otf ~ .ss5S
DR.. Nnnn's majority in King, and Queen,
'as reported officially, stands 112, with one
precinct TO be heard from, which cannot ma
terially alter the majority. "a ~ y. ss =
Rappahannock% district Essex. county,
gives DR.. Num- 40 majority, which has here
tofore given $50 Radical. : ;ss,,...d s ri, y
DR.. Num- is, undoubtedly elected over,
Vessels (Rad.) by at-least 400 majority from
the Thirteenth senatorial district, and DIR.
r. H. Cox elected to the House Of Delegates
from King and Queen county by-abeut ITO.
msjority over johnson (Rad.) .sg..,ll !.
.i 81 s - MADISON. ~
MADISON COURTHOUSE, Va, November 3.
The election in this county on yesterday
passed off quietly. John P. Aylor, Conser-
vative nominee for the House of Delegates.
had no opposition. Only about one half Of
the vote OF the county was polled.
For the Senate: ID. A. Grimsley, Conser-
yative nominee, 590;J. W. Voolfolk, In.
dependent, 279. Majority for Grimsley, 811.
For House of Delegates, John P. Aylor re-
ceived 1872. 4. ~ :, RS. /, .,... i. -
You have boilers In Richmond; so we
have here. There are certain restless spirits
in all communities who seem to think they
have the supreme right to regulate all politi.
cal matters in their respective sections; and
unless they can "lead" they will always
apull backwards" They are generally as.
pirants for position, and have axes to grind
for themselves or friends; and if the sover-
eign people should presume to ignore their
pretensions and act for themselves they
at once set their shapgers,on" to work and
seek to ruin where they canuot rule, as Is
demonstrated by the vote given in this coun-
ty to John W. Voolfolk, the Independent
candidate. Very few negroes voted in the
election. Numbers attended tie polls at
some Of the precincts but as neither money
nor liquor was furnished they lett IN as
gust. = :. =. =. ,t, ..,, 49,,
Captain P. W. Mckinney made agallant
| fight in Prince Edward, but was defeated by
Tai. Branch by small majority. u orgenson
and Fernald were imported again at the last
moment, and induced, by means best known
to themselves, a wholesale desertion' from
Yankee Allan's party.-Farnau'Re Mercury
| .:.'a .s2;: ROCKINGHAM. s!t>nr
Colonel e. j. Armstrong and 800 Sibert,
| both Conservatives, elected. .:
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