The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-08


White, Coaltionist, 1,lJ6. For delegate
from Northampton and Accomac Will
kins, Jr., Democrat, 1882; Browne, CO.
alitionist, 1889.
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, Va. November
7.-Wilkins, Democrat, Si2; Brown, Co
alition, 915; Upshur, Straightout, 10. One
precinct TO hear from will give wilkins
from 15 to 30 majority. (Accomac elects
one delegate, and Accomac and Northamp-
ton Jointly one delegate. Democratic
gain in northampton about 240.]
BEDFORD.
LIBERTY, November 7.-Complete re-
turns are in. Thurman, Democrat, Is
elected senator by 1851 majority.
Burks and Graves had no opposition for
the House. p"
Our people are iubilant over the glori-
Gus result.
democratic gain $751;
BLAND AND sNYTH.
WYTHEvuLE, November 7.-Blald coun-
ty Mustard, CoalitioniSts, leads Harman
Newberry, Democrat, % votes.
Total vote, 1000 democratic loss, 14G.l
MARION, November 7.-All precincts in
Smyth heard from. Mustard's Wepubli-
can) majority, 3 votes.
II alleged iniormalities at one precinct
are proven, Newberry will be our next re-
preventative.
[Smyth and Bland elect one delegate.
Mustard will get the returns probably.
Smyth gave Wise $50 maiority.l
BATH, HIGHLAND, AND ALLEGHAYY.
WARM SPRINGS, November 7.-All pre-
cincts heard from; 90 majority for c. p.
Jones, Democrat. Largest vote ever polled
in this county.
Jones is certlinly elected.
[Bath, Highland, and Allegheny elect one
delegated
WARN SPRINGS, November THE fol-
lowing are precincts in Highland: Monte
rev: Jones, Democrat, 81; Hevener, 96.
Wilsonvile: Jones, 50; Hevener. 81.
IIightown: Jones, 4s; Hevener, Al. Ruck-
mans: Jones. 45; Ievener, A; Crab Bot
tom Jones. 43; Hevener, 100. Bethlehem
Jones, 90; Hevener, II. Pulling's School
house Jones. 70; Heyener, GG. Stuart's
Mills: Jones, Al; Ievener, 81.
Highland: Jones, 30; Hevener, 4S2-
Jones's majority in Highland, 81. Jones's
majority in Allegheny, 23j. Total in the
two counties, 272.
BOTETOURT.
FINCAsTLE. November 7.-Majority OF
Camper Democrat, for the House, ST.
exceeding Massey's 519. 1t was the largest
ever given. Every precinct Democratic.
Frauds were successful in four pre-
cincts; detected at others.
democratic gain, 519.l
CHESTERFIELD, MANCHESTER, P0WHATAN, AND
GOOCHLAND.
CHESTERFIELD, November THE re-
turns are not full, but | give Warwick s
and Flanagan's maiOrities as reported TO
the clerks office by the judges bringing
the pol-bOoks:
Warwick's maiorities: Courthouse, 1913;
Clover Hill, 81; Ettrick, 122: Goodies
Store, 65; Matoaca, 11G; Winfree's Store.
10; Midlothian, 24-total, SCI.
Flanagan's maiorities: Chester, "a; Kle-
vesahl, s.; Eyler's Store, 40; Hancock S
Store. 2G-total. pa.
Warwick's majority, 347.
| can't give exact majorities OF Baker
and Hobson, Democrats, over Hancock and
Henry, Coalitionists, but rs far as ascer-
tanned Hobson has about 315 and Baker
about $50 majority. Henry (colored) runs
considerably behind Hancock. Demo-
cratic gam over last year is about 800. A
very large vote was polled.
MAIDEN's ADVENTURE. November T.
GoOchland elects Vaughan, Democrat, by
Is majority. Flanagan's majority, ).
Powhatan county gives Readiuster ma
iority of 213.
Warwick's maiorities: Chesterfield, 3i7 !;
Manchester, 439. Total, 1856.
Flanagan's maiorities: Goochland, 81;
Powhatan. 213. Total. 2lS.
Warwick elected by 5GS.
CHARLOTTE.
DGAKE's BRANCH, November John
Overbey carried Charlotte by 4G6 majority.
democratic gain 1,22S.l
CAMPBELL.
RUsTBURG, November For Senate: J..
s. Diggs, Democrat, 1901; C.. w. Statham.
Coalitionist. 1892. For House of Dele
gates r. III. Ward, Democrat, 1909; J. b.
Leftwitch. Democrat, 4,0lG; a. $. Grisby,
Goa itionist. 2,S76; II. II. PerrOw, Coiili-
Zionist, 2,S76.
DANYILLE.
DANvILLE. VA, November lit is not
believed that the negroes here and in North
Danville refused to vote because they were
intimidated. Some were heard to say yes
terday that thev were advised by their lead
ers to stay away from the polls. Along
with this il is worthy OF note that Toliver
and Pleasants. negroes and leaders. voted,
and at Wimbish's, which is short distance
west OF us, the negroes gave 239 majority
for their candidates. Itmay be also worthy
Of note that Danyille gave for the Demo-
cratic nominees 226 more white votes than
she gave for Mr.. Massey, and worthy OF
repetition that only eleven white men here,
so say judges OF elections, voted the Coali-
ton ticket, and that North Danville was
unanimously Democratic.
Passengers from Chatham this morning
bring reports from Calland's, Hill Grove,
and Whites which add 213 to our majority.
Factories all open and business generally
resumed.
The Richmond troops have conducted
themselves admirably. ALPHA.
FRANKLIN.
Rocky MOUNT. ria FRANKLIN, November
7.-Willam A. Brown, for the Senate. and
Peter Saunders, for the House Of Dele
gates. the Democratic candidates, elected
by 1000 majority.
Democratic gain, 722.l
FREDERICK, WARREN, AND CLARKE.
WINCHESTER, November 7.-Democratic
majority in the county and town for j. NJ.
Mccormick, for the Senate. and r. I. Bar
ton, for the Hsuse, 959-oflicial.
FRONT ROYAL, November IL. Marshall
Mccormick, Democrat, senator, 937; Da-
vid Meade, Democrat, delegate, 939; c.
NJ. LOuthan, Coalitionist, senator. 270;
Alexander Mccormick, Coalitlonist, dele
gate, 269.
Warren-county vote-Democratic gain,
AZ.
GILES AND PULASKI.
DUBLIN. VA, November 7.-Darst Dem
ocrat) is elected over Harris (Republican)
in the counties OF Giles and Pulaski for the
House OF Delegates by majority Of 53S.
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