The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-10

The delegates put down as " uncertain "
are : Goochland, 1 Buchanan, Dickerson,
md Wise, Il; Lancaster and Richmond, L.
The lowest estimate now made Of our
popular majority Is 10000.
McHNoND's VOTE.
A friend desires us to state that the ma
jority OF Hon. George ID. Wise over John
Amber Smith in 1882 was 2,G4j, which is
greater than the majority OF Tuesday.
Massey carried Richmond by 2,445.
AMELIA.
AMELIA COURTHOUSE, VA, November o.
Amelia is almost redeemed. The full
strength OF our vote was cast Q,508).
Weisiger, Democrat, for House. sos ;
Scott, colored Readiuster, for House, 900.
Harrison. Democrat, for Senate, sos; Bliss,
for Senate, 910.
The majority heretofore has been from
700 to 800, and was reduced to 800.
The village last night was Illuminated by
bonfires-torch-light procesSion-speeches
and firing Of a 2O0-pound mortar.
Amelia in spirit participates in the grand
jubilee Tuesday night.
CHESTERFIELD.
The Board OF Commissioners to canvass
the vote of Chesterfield county, consisting
Of William Baeby, B. j. Hancock, /. A.
Hewlett, and John l.. Grubbs, met at the
Courthouse, in that county, THURSDAY.
Judge j. NJ. Gregory and Mr.. W. X. Ruf-
fin were present in behalf OF the Coalition
party, and B. A. Hancock, Esq. repre-.
sented the Democratic party. When
precinct, which gave a
Democratic majority, was called, some
trivial informality appeared in the re-
turns, and Mr.. Ruflin asked for q post
OF the canvass in order to have
the Judges OF election summoned before
the Board. But when KleversahPs pre-
cinct. which gave very large Coalition
majority, was examined, and informalities
OF q more serious nature were discovered,
the late champion leader OF Coalition was
opposed to postp0nement. Without
much discussion, however, the Board
the whole vote OF the county.
Mr.. Ruflin prepared protest, and asked
the Board to sign il; but they promptly
refused his request on the ground that the
work had been completed.
When the polls at Chesterfield Court.
house were opened on election-day the co.
lored Judge. Grandson Archer, requested
10 be allowed to open the election with
prayer. The colored brother made a very
fer7ent if not an eloquent appeal for the
success of the Coalition party. The Hon
James NJ. Gregory, Judge OF the county
was the Coalition ticket-holder, and dis
'ributed all the tickets TO the negroes al
this precinct.
CARROLL, GRAYsON, AND FLOYD.
Carroll: Cotrane, 1925; Dickerson
97s. Grayson, Cotrane rs majority
Floyd: Dickerson, 29G. Total for Col
trane, 1,4O3. Total for Dickerson, 1,27S
Coltrane's majority. 12j.
HmLsvHLE, VA, November 9.-Vote OF
Carroll county for the Senate: Coltrane
Democrat, 1926; Dickerson, Mahoneite'
91S.
House of Delegates: Bolen, Democrat
/ 1903; Kalto, Mahoneite-Republican, COZ
GRAYsoN COUNTY. November Sd. w
Vaughan, Democrat, elected to the House
bv SO majority. Ira B. Coltrane, Demo
crat, rs majority for the Senate from this
county.
THE LEE DISTRICT OURS.
ABINGDON. November 9.-Flanary's ma
iority in Lee, 90; in Wise, 337; part o.
Dickerson embraced IN Second district, 99
(Scott county went $40 against Flanary.
Flanary's majority in district, 219.
Orr is elected in Lee TO the House.
CoRROBoRATI0S.
LySCHBURG, November 0. - Flanary
Democrat. is elected III the Second distric
by 112 majority.
KING AND QUEEN.
LITTLE PLYMOUTH, VA, November T.
The election passed off quietly. Both par
ties poIled their full strength. Every etfort
was used to make the negroes vote solid
hut. Notwithstanding, many voted oul
ticket in theface of their " Coalition college
picture" which they had on the ground
The warmest sympathy prevailed here fol
the people OF Danville, and we are ready
10 lend them any aid we can, as our vote
Yesterday will show. Every white mar
who was on the books at this precinct
voted, and euery one for the Democratic
party.
The following is the vote OF the county
III. r, Pollard, Democrat, 1,011; L. T.
Milby, Coaltionist, 946. Our majority, Go
II.
THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES IN ROCKING
HAM LIKELY TO GET THE CERTIFICATES.
HARRIsONBURG, VA, November 9.-Tht
counsel for the Democratic candidates To-
dav discovered that ut Conrad's-Store pre-.
cinct alone So votes were east by person:
whose names were not upon the registra
Irregularities in the names o
upon returns OF the judges o.
elections were discussed before the Boart
of County Canvassers. The Board de
cided TO make the returns without change
which will certainly give the certificates ol
election TO KeeZle, Democrat, for the Sen
ate and Soule, Democrat, for the House
and possibly TO Grattan, Democrat, for tn
House.
FRAUD PROVED IN ROCKINGHAM.
The following is from well-knowr
Democrat:
been proven. The county is ours.
SUSSEX.
S,,sspx COURTHOUSE, VA. November o.
The following is the official vote OF sus
sex: For the Senate-Yarrell, Democrat
800. House OF Decentralization, Re
adjuster. 1,2l6; Powell, Democrat, ~
Harris. Straightout, 3S. TWAS the bigges
Democratic vote ever polled In Sussex.
The Boss BADLY Beaten I'm His Owr
ward.
To the Editor Of the Dtspatch'
Please let II be known to your render
that Boss Malone was badly beaten In hi
own ward. Comment Is unnecessary.
MAC.