The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-05
THE ELECTIONS.
VIRGINIA.

.,arranimity OF sentiment In this commu-
,sr. did not venture to put up ticket-if,
irdeed. they could have found men to act
~ candidates in their hopeless cause.
Though the interest in the general re-
sult was great, and inquiries at the
newspaper offices frequent as to Peters
burg, Norfolk, Albemarle, Washington,
ard other contested localities, the known
fact that we were to have q walk
over the track here caused the vote to be
small. II did not exceed 1900 in the az
gregste. People asked from time TO time if
snv opposition ticket had appeared, and
learning that there was none, and that all
wss safe, did not trouble themselves to 20
~ the polls. There was but little "scratch-
inc" The nominees for the Senate and
those for the House ran pretty well to
Tspeclal kilograms 10 the Dlspatchl
ALBsMARLs.
Charlottesville: AS far as heard from,
Early Kepublican De1t-Payer], for the Sem
.,a. has more than 1000 majority over Mas
COY Resdjuster. The indications are that
Duke and Lipscomb Conservatives, for the
House, will he elected, as they lead the
ticket BY several hundred. 1t is thought
that the rote OF Greene county for senator
viii be pretty evenly divided. The pre-
ciDcts TO hear from in Albemarle will in
crease Early's majority. Charlottesville
alone gives Early 743 majority, while Dukes
nsj0rity /, $50. 1t has been glorious tri
umph for honesty in Massey's own home.
The coored people have not only voted for
the Republican Debt-Payer for the Senate,
but have sustained the Conservatives candi-
dates for the House.
ALEXANDRIA CITY AND COUNTY.
Alexandria leads the van, and sends
greeting with $40 majority. Both city and
county give Smith for the Senate aud Mush-
bach for the House Conservatives large
maiorities.
4 second dispatch gives Smith and Mush-
bach, in the city and county together, about
$50 majority.
ALLEGGASY, BATH, AND HIGHLAND.
Millboro' bath county: A small vote
was poIed here. Figgatt for the Senate and
Musioe for the House (both Conservatives
lead nearly two to one. Impossible to get
full vote OF county for several days.
Coyngton (Alleghany county,: This pre-
ciDct gives the Conservatives majority OF
seven. No returns from other precincts.
The Readiusters have probably carried the
county. Vote quite small.
AMHERST.
Coshill for the House and Smith for the
Senate. Conservatives carry the county by
nearly 500 majority.
APPOMATTOX.
Pamplin's: This county goes for Elliott
for the Senate and Watkins for the House
(Readiusters). Naiorities not known.
AUGUSTA,
Stanton to-day gave only small vote.
Three hundred and seyenty-fve majority
cast for the debt settlement, being an in.
crease of l5l over the majority she gave in
1877. The precincts so far heard from in
the county show large gain Of the same
the whole Conservative debt-settlemenS
tcket-Koiner for the Senate, Hanger and
Echols for the House.
CAMPBELL AND LYNcHBURG.
The official vote Of Lynchburg is 1,160.
Daniel for the Senate and Adams and Nor
gan for the House (all Conservatives) have
amaiority Of 562 over the Repudiationists.
cHEsTERFIELD AND PowHATAN.
The returns indicate the election OF the
two Conservative candidates for the House,
levitt and Jones. There is scarcely a
doubt OF the election OF DR.. Walker (Con.)
TO- the senatorial district OF Chesterfield,
Powhatan, Manchester, and Goochland.
Ettriek Precinct: Joseph Walker IRE
adiusterl 121; W. T. Walker (Conserva-
tve) TO- House: Whitehead (Rcadiuster),
liz; Lewis (Readiuster), II; Jewett and
Jones tConservatives). 80; Cox, 10.
Manchester.
The election here yesterday was very
quiet. The excitement was nothing like
sgreat as it was throughout the county.
The following is the full vote in each OF the
wards:
FIRST Vard.-For the Senate-Dr. W.T..
Walker CCon.l, 2G; Joseph Walker (Rep.
Kead.), 10; Ballard Edwards (colored Rep.),
., For The House Of Delegaues-George
H. levitt (Con.), 25; r. L. Jones (Con.),
%; 4. whitehead tRead.). 10; Neverson
S''as jefferson Lewis (eolored Rep. Ready,
:; John Cox (colored Rep. Read.l Allen
Rep.h 8.
Second Ward.-For the Senate-Dr. W.
a. Walker, S.; Joseph Walker, 10. For
s s House of Deiegates--George FL. levitt,
S;R L. Jones, 81, John Cox, 4; A.
pp!aNehead, 8; Neyerson Lewis, 4. Ballard
awards, Allen Hill, and Henry Cox did
~ feeeive single vote In this ward.
1MFa Word.-For the Senate-Dr. W.
sMnaliker, 60; Joseph Walker, 32; Bal
towards, 3. For the House of Dele
Jss-oeorse Fl. levitt, 81; Richard L.
2i;i%; John Cox, %; Neyerson Lewis,
kn, snW Whitehead, z; Henry Cox, 3; AL
n 3@ %TA Ward: For the senate-Dr.
3oss,sh. Walker, a.; Ballard Edwards, 8;
sas.N I Walker, 81. For the House OF Dele
s.. n. george Il. levitt, 81; b. L. Jones,
Cor ~ =. Whitehead, s.; Allen Hill, 8; John
Cor - Neyerson Lewis, 10; and Henry
Geo, . Haiker's majority In this city Is 1872;
jorInsse d. Jewitt's and b. Il. Jones's ma
spees; Is over n. Lewis are Ie8 and 1863 re. |
asua,n The vote Of this city was I'M
Could s. small Many Conservatives who |
tie b. VOC failed to. do so, but nearly ali OF
4 pai6 NJ p,aaDlleana and Readjnsters who had
'ss 'u.s g pltaiion taxes voted. i
n. CLARKE AND WARREN,
front Royal: Five precincts in Warren