The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-10
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THE ELECTIONS.
q Virginia.
nr,cF tNnu COUSTY-TOmcial1.

BUCKINGHAM COUNT
new CANTON, November 8, 1877.
Editors Dispatch: Gentlemen send
YOU the vote Of Buckingham county lofl-
ciaD: James B. -Fieklen COM, 663; D..
Woodfin (Rad.), 634 Coionel y. W. au-
bard (nd.), 576. Ficklen's majority over
Woodin, 20 votes. sFicklen's, majority over
Hubbard, 81 votes.
rive chronicle this result with pleasure.]
CAMPBELL CouSTY-[Oficiall.
Button, 1,611; withers, 1882; Arnold,
1,699; Burnham, isl; Grlgsby, l,I3l; NC
Daniel, LIPS. The first three were the regu-
lar Conservative nominees.
CLARKE COUNTY.
Whole vote cast, 1888. Hardesty's major
ity over Mr.. Briggs, the next highest cam
didate, Al: over Mr.. Louthan, l53.-b berry,
uiNe Courier.
CHARLOTTE COUNTY.
H. NJ. L. Goode (Con.) elected to the
House Of Delegates.
GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA,
-. f.. November 7, 1877.
Editors Dispatch: The election passed of
very quietly yesterday. Official returns
show that our county gave Holiday AS
majority, Walker 447, and Field AT. Bland
(Conserrative) has a majority OF 1872 over
Bristow (Radicar for the Senate. Taliaferro
CONSERVATIVE has a majority OF $50 over
Roane (Republican) for the House.
How will this record do for county that
has nearly an equal number OF white and
black votes registered? MC.
HALIFAX COUNTY.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
SOUTH Boston, November 9.-Ofhcial
vote: Holiday, 1915; Walker, 1854;
Field, 1872; Malone, 1,751; Richardson,
1,75s; Gregory, 1,753 For House OF Dele
gates: Edmunds, 1868; Ragland, 2,o37;
McGraw, 2,O11; Gray, 1864; Harris, 1,7O6;
Gerst, 1906.
LOUDoUS COUNTY.
There is no doubt OF the election OF Nc
Cabe and Carter by small maior!ties over the
regular nominees OF the Conservative party,
Messrs. Luckett and Matthew. -Leesbury
Mirror.
MEcKLESBURG COUNTY AND AECKLESBURG
SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
GAINESVILLE, Va, November 7, 1877.
Returns from every precinct (unofnclai?
show the election OF George W. Young and
Ross Hamilton (Republicans) to the House
OF Delegates from this county by between
100 and 200 majority. Goode (Conserya-
tiyc) has a majority in the county OF over
200 for the Senate. +
IGoode is no doubt elected to the Senate. ]
MIDDLEsEx COUNTY.
Editors Dispatch: All precincts heard
from except one, whchwill not vary result.
Healey (Con.), 800; Glenn (Rep.), SOL
Healey's majority. 0S. Bland (Con.), 81;
Bristow (Rep.), 3O2-Bland's majority, 10.
PULASKI SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
DUBLIN, November Sd. 81. Tyler's ma
iority for Senate is 1872.
PULASKI COUNTY, Official.
NEwBERN. November !, 1877.
Holiday, 1.o47; Walker, LOIS; Field,
1.047. Senate-Tyler, 62S; French, IFS;
Lcece. 1856. House of Deegates-P. II.
McCaull, 656; J. R. Miller, 412. McCaulPs
majority, 244. The election passed OF plea
santly.-Lynchburg Ne1cs.
RICHMOND COUNTY.
WARSAW, November 18th.
House OF Delegates-Pitts Conservative
elected over Stewart (RadicaD by rs major
ity.
Senatc-T. E. Belts Conservative has
about the same majority over Ernest creme
eade). Betts's majority in the senatorial
district will not be less than 1000.
THOMAS JONES,
County Superintendent Richmond county.
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.
John Paul is elected to the Senate, and S.
N. Moffett and R. n. Harrison to the House
of Delegates. The delegates-elect, we be-
lieye, are all adjusters Captain Paul and
DR.. Motfett most decidedly and energetically
so.-RegiSter.
ROCKBRIDGE AND THE RoCKBRIDGE Senate
81. RIAL DISTRICT.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.1
MILLBoRo', VA, November Crock
bridge county gave J. A. Frazier, peoples
adiuster candidate, 500 majority over Gov
ernor Lctcher and Colonel John c. Shields.
Also elected Colonel Lady and Joseph sher-
rard, Jr., over Colonel Eubank for the Sem
ate by considerable majority, though Shcr-
rard had published card positively de-
clining to become candidate.
four correspondent is evidently pco-
pies rcadiuster.l
ROANOKE COUNTY.
BIG LICK, November 7. 1877.
drop you line to inform your many
readers in this and adjoining counties that
the fight for the Legislature in this county
has been fought and the victory won.
Henry S. Trout, Esq, the regular nominee,
has been triumphantly elected over c. NJ.
Weber, the Independent candidate for the
Legislature from this county. His majority
is 163. -Lynchburg NeoeS.
sMYTH COUNTY.
MARION, November :, 1877.
Cbarles.J. Shannon has beaten Governor
McMullin 80 votes in this county for the
Legislature. Fulkerson's majority over
Trigg for State Senate is about $50. Have
not heard from Washington county; 1t IS
thought Trigg is elected by small MAORI
ty.-Lynchburg Ne,rs.
GThis is good news. We congratulate our
old friend Shannon, and also the House OF
Delcgates.l
SPOTsYLyANIA.
Powell Qnd.), 547; Richer Com, 3S4;
j. Horace Lacy, 1853.
The Fredericksburg Ne,rS says: Z" The
State ticket with the exception OF Walker,
who was left off the Powell ticket because
OF his outspoken views in regard to an hon
est fulflment Of her obligations by the
State) and Fl. w. Murray, for the Senate,
received very nearly the aggregate vote.
The negroes, led by few curbstone poll
ticians, voted almost to man for Powell
because Of his opposition to the Motfett-
punch law-another reason why the law
should be firmly upheld and rigldly en-
forced" ..-
" .f.". ,.f- STAFFORD.