The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-27
THE ELECTION NEWS STILL
CHEERING.
Latest Returns from the state at
Large.

The returns from Thursdays election
continue favorable to the Democrats. BE-
low are given additional kilograms, letters,
&C.:
Amelia.
In the returns from Amelia we should
have designated Mr.. Wood as Coalition
ist and Mr.. wcisiger as Democrat. Mr..
Wood was elected by 81 majority. Mr..
Weisirer never has been anything but
Conservative Democrat.
Boteteurt.
FISCASTHE. May 24.-Eight precincts
heard from give a majority Tor The Demo
craic nominees oi about eco. Whole Demo
cratic ticket undoubtedly elected, eNccp'
perhaps the commissioner OF revenue TOT
upper district.
Caroline.
HovTrNG GREEN. Nav 26.-Carollne.s OF
fetal vote: c. n. smith Democrat). no op-
noSiiion: for sheriff. 4. u. Coghiil Demo
craft, 1912; 5. J. Il. White (Cosinonisth
1.aiO; r.. {. Moncurc, for Commonwealth,
attorney lDemocrat), l,2SS votes; w. u
Hudgin lCoaitionistl. i.22l votes; for com
missioner Of revenue for District No.
!. ". j. Anderson lDcmocraD. 1,2S6
votes. Charles Wright (Coalitionist), LII
VOTES; District No .. T.. Il. Coghill Dem
ocraN. 10. votes; Thomas TX. B.anfon
tCoxlitionisiN. 1878. We have only lost
one Of the county offices.
Chesterfield i cfYlcial.l
CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE. VA, Nav 20.
The County Board OF CanyasserS met to-
day ANA counted the vote.
W. {. Gin CDcmocrat), majority over I.
f. Hancock (Coilitionist) for sheriff. 10
:. \. Mann (Democrat), over LueiuS sims
(Coalitioust). for commissioner OF revenue
Second district. SO maiOrity; W. W. Pace
(COalitionist). over II. c. Watkins Demo
craN. for commissioner Of revenue District
No. /. IS majority; j. =. Gillian Co
alitioniSt. over Pinchback QemocraD. FOR
treasurer. $50 majority; Is. \. Hancock
Dcmocraio. for commemorative auor-
ney had no opposition.
The Board Of Supervisors consists oil
three Democrats and three Coailtionists-
one OF the latter colored.
The vote was larger than the vote oil last
fall-amounting to about 1900.
Party lines were drawn rs TO supervisors
more strictly than between the other cam
didates. The Democrats claim consid-
cradle GAM. The Coalitionists polled their
full strength.
Culpeper.
CULPEPER. May 26.-AS there was no
political contest either in county or town,
there was no excitement at the election,
except that made by friendly supporters OF
the respective candidates: b. F. Pulliam,
sheriff, and f. Russell Smith, treasurer,
were reelected FOR the county. with some
changes in the other offices. In the town
the following were elected: J. b. Stanard,
mayor; \. Z. Alcocke, recorder and trea'
surer; VI. Hansbrough, sergeant.
Essex Repudiates Malone.
LOYD's, VA, May 2j.-We had the most
exciting election here on yesterday that
ever knew. III. :. Route and DR.. Is. u
Rennall. the two leading Mahoneites, were
candidates FOR treasurer and supervisor
respectively. These two recently, through
Malone. had our pOst-oltice removed from
the villsge 70 q grOg-shop at some distance
and the result has been, instead OF $50 Re
publican majority in Occupaser district
Broaddus. our candidate for treasurer, beat
Rouzie. for treasurer, III votes, and Bard,
our candidate for supervisor, beat the Doc
tor between two and three hundred, and
but for the desperate efforts OF the defeated
candidates and their followers to whip in
the poor colOred man by lying and all other
Mahoneite appliances our majority would
have been much larger. We think old
Essex repudiated the mongrel horde on
yesterday.
Gloucester and Matthews.
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA. May 26.-
The incumhents of the county offices (all
of whom are OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are
elected by maiorities ranging from 500 to
500. The Coalitionists attempted to draw
the party lines, but failed miSerahly.
The Democrats also carried Matthews
county by large maiorities.
H-nrfco County Election Returns.
The Board Of Commissioners met at the
courthouse yesterday and canvassed the
election returns. The colored population
swarmed in the courtyard. and discussed
with great gusto the political situation, and,
it might very appropriately be added, very
ignorantly discussed 1t. The vote as Of
ficially ascertained stood as follows:
For Treasurer: Taylor. l'l9l
agruder...................' 6z2
Taylor's majority ...................... 10
Tor sheriff: i's2
Jones l.oSl
Southward's majority. ..............'... ISL
Fo- Commonwealth Attorney: Thomas...l ST.