The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-09
Cameron / maiority-a Conservative gain

HENRICO.
BRRwYIs, HRKRICo COUNTY, November 8. |
Daniel, S5; Cameron, 112; Broaddus, 90;
Lakewood, 90 Atkinson, "a; Loyenstein.
S5; Taylor, 1l2; Rankin, Ill: Lewis,
112; Blair, 112; Barbour, So; Mckinney,
IS.
MAnrINsvIILE, November 6.-Martins-
vile precinct (ofiiciaD: Daniel, 100;
Cameron, Ss; Barbour, 1SS; Lewis, IS;
Mckinney, 100; Blair, So.
Mullins Democrat), for Senate, 1872; Ly-
brook Rtadiuster), SO.
Thomas (Republican Debt-Payer), for
House, 17G; Griggs Readiuster), 9o;
Redd Qndependent), 80.
The Readiustcr majority in 10 at this
precinct was 172.
MARTIHsvILLB, November S.-Four pre-
cincts Of Henry county heard from foot
up Daniel 231; Cameron, 3l2. Democratic
gain.
MARTINsvTrLE, Va, November S.-Seven
precincts in Henry county heard from.
Daniel, 4l2; Cameron, GIG; Mullins Dem
ocrat, for Senate, 407; Lybrook Rcadjust-
err, COL; Thomas (Funder), for the House,
313; Griggs Qeadiuster) 628. Six more
precincts to hear from.
cincts heard from give Cameron 204 major
ity.
For the House Lybrook, 1914; Griggs,
3l5.
The precincts heard from are Roadiuster
stronghods. Both sides claim the county,
but Griggs Readjuste0 is undoubtedly
elected to the House. Nothing yet from
Patrick. No more tonight.
JAMES CITY.
WILLIAMSBURG, November S.-Official
vote OF Williamsburg: Daniel, 92; Came
ron, 100.
For House of Delegates Donahoe Oem.),
70; Norton (Rep. Read.), 1O7; Wright
Qnd. Rep.), 20.
KING WILLIAM.
WEST PoINT. VA, November S.-Official
vote, West Point township, gives Daniel
70; Cameron, 45.
Gregory Dem.), for House of Delegates,
10; Anderson Read-Rcp.1 Al.
LAHEsvIILE Daniel, go ; Cameron,
10; Gregory, 222; Anderson, 1Gs.
1t will be close between Gregory and
Anderson, with the chances in favor Of the
former.
LOUDOUN.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, November S.-Lou-
doun county, in eight precincts heard from,
gives Daniel 500 majority. Thirteen pre-
cincts to be heard from will increase the
majority.
LEEsBURG, November S.-Elcyen pre-
cincts in Loudoun give Daniel 600 ma
| jority-a gain over Hancock's vote OF 267.
The county will probably give majority
OF over one thousand. The county candi-
dates, IIeatOn, Plaster, and Scott, are
elected by about the same maiorities.
The vote is smaller than in 1880.
LOUISA.
FRRDERICKsHALL, November S.-Came-
ron, 10; Lewis, 10; Blair, 10; Powell,
7G; Richardson, so.
Daniel, 20; Barbour, 20; Mckinney,
20: Suttle, GS; Gordon, 50.
The coOred Republican for the House
of Delegates has not been heard from.
Don't think he got vote here.
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, November s.
Louisia- Courthouse precinct; Daniel, 2j5;
Cameron, 104.
Senate: suttle Dem.), 252; Powell
/ Readj.) 10G. Legislature: Gordon Dem.),
iGG; Richardson Readi.), 81; Daniel
Rep.), 157.
Treyillian's Precinct: Daniel, SO; Came
ron, 81; Suttle so; Powell, 81; Gordon,
~; Richardson, %; Daniel, "a.
Bells CROSSROADS Precinct: Daniel, 10;
/ Cameron, GS.
LUNENBURG.
MEHERRIN, November s.-MeherrIn pre-
cinct: Daniel, 80; Barbour, 81; MeKin-
ney, 32 Cameron, 46; Lewis, 46; Blair,
4G.
House of Delegates Blackwell (Cons.),
20. Coleman ReAd u 46
Between Blackwell and Coleman it is
close in other portions OF the county, with
the chances in favor of the former.
MADISON.
GORDoYsvILLE, November S.-One pre-
cinct in Madison county gives Cameron %
majority.
MONTGOMERY.
! CHRIsTIAEsBURG, November S.-Mont-
gomery county: Cameron, 941; Daniel,
/ $50.
/ House of Delegates TAYLOR Read.)
9l5; Spindls~fDtm.) 907. Two precincts
10 hear from, which viii increase the Re-
adiuster majority. Democratic loss.
NAYsEMOND.
SUFFOLK, November $40 p. H-The
following is the vote at Suffolk (OficaD
Daniel, 1872; Cameron, 172.
For House OF Delegates: Parker Demo
craft, 118; Cross (Readjuster) lG5; Morri-
son (Republican) a. The Readiuster loss
on the vote OF 1879 is 135.
SUFFOLK, November S.-Cross's (Read-
juster candidate for the House, majority in
the county about 600. State ticket about
the same as far as heard from. Gain OF
400 over combined opposition vote Of 1850.
NORFOLK CITY.
NORFOLK, November S.-Noriolk city
gives Cameron 1853 majority.
This is a gain for us OF SO over the COM
bined opposition vote Of November, 1880.
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, AND PRINCESS ANNE.
NORFOLK, VA. November S.-The election
passed of very quietly to-day, notwith-
standing the great excitement OF the party
struggle. Business was suspended par
italy, and the polls were thronged all day.
An unusually heavy vote was polled in
both Norfolk and Portsmouth. The Co
aIitionists defeated the Conservatives i'm this
city by 4 majority OF 4lG, electing Messrs.
William II. Turner and L. w. Webb 10 the
House. The returns from Princess Anne
all indicate the election OF G.. A. Martin to
the Senate. Portsmouth gave a handsome
majority for Daniel.
PORTSMOUTH, November s.-Portsmouth
Cameron, 1,751; Daniel, G97.
House Of Delegates Barnes Dem.), ~;
Paige Read.), 40. Senate Rue QRe1d.,)
1868; Watts Dem.b GGl; Manning
(Straightout Rep.), 80.
NORFOLK COUNTY.
PORTSMOUTH, November S.-Ellis \.
Butt DemOcrst) is elected to the Legisla-
ture rom the city, and Judge L. K. Watts
Is defeated by the heavy negro vote in the
county, which elects Mathew p. Rue
Qlep. Ready to the Senate and X. G. l..