Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-09-18
The Recent County Convention.
THE VOTES ON SENATOR AND DELE
GATES IN DETAIL.

THE VOTES ON SENATOR AND DELE
/ GATES IN DETAIL.
The convention of the county and city
Democracy to nominate Senator ana
| tive Delegates, last Thursday, was one OF
the most harmonious, and characterized
by the bas5 feeling, that ever prevailed
in those held here. None that we have
ever seen more completely showed how
empty is the cry Of county against town
and town against county. The vote is an
instructive enc and we give 1t in detail.
In the vote between A. koiner and j. A.
Patterson, for Senator, the following dele
gates voted:
FOR SENATOR.
For a. Koinar-W H Bailey, S N Donald, v 4
Abuey, W + summerson, John WaldIop ,:o.1o n
/ John Whitlock, M Gilkeson G q Merritt, W
Cochran, r smith, Burwell, F Pison jos
Mitchell, Saml Brown. John spencer, Geo +
Jol 7 dan, WIN Mish. j " MeCorkle, Jas 4 Todd, J
Whitmore, B Steige, q Mowry, Fred. Fry, )
Hamrck, Dr. ID Kunkel, + Peaie, LeMls
1Em aakaf arch kinne DrnP Mceus
Warner, Newton Argenbright,, Il stG Tucker;
Arsta Hege, J Shirley In9 M Hardy j Howard
gu 1901 5 Kunkie v Craig, F T BnrRolder
John W Beaver, Jas a McFal, N C Watts, VIC
McKemy, 7 NJ Smiley, Or W X Turk " Mann
} Hahaood 1pe afG son TR2 Smith, Gark
Pratt. b Lambert, NJ Hounhan. W Il Weller
j Rollins John lesser. u IL Evans, j D Hounl-
FOR DELEGATES.
For Eapard Echols.-W Bailey, " F Sum-
| merson, John Waldrop, ] Brown, Sam'l Forrer
c Merritt, " q Cochran, B r Smith PiIson, y
/ Blakemore Jos Mitchell. Alex Bumgardner' G G
MoWTy,, i . watts Fred FFy, v 9 M9 e : n
Cohron, 6 B Dunlap: Y 4 Burnett, J Lickiter,,
smish eafH CLARK 1 Ppatt La nlsaF
Warner, Nj F Hounihan, " q Weller, Argen
bright Rollins Il St Geo Tucker AT Il s. gAoge
j Shirley, Jno M Hardy, Jno lesser, ID Evans
d Hounihan, Geo 4 Hutchinson, j Howard WaSt
For 4. B. Lightner.-W Fl Bailey, Samuel M
Donald. W A Abney, W F Summerson, Jno Wal
drop, H Slower, W T Lightner B Ferguson, DR.
sashaw Kunk Ms.y Craig } GooN Whjtlofk
Burwell; F Pilson; Jos Mitchell. Samuel Brown;
James Foster Jas Fisher Jno Spencer rse Geo
Jordan, Jas Il Todd, .Jno W Beaver, w 81 Moor
man, s Crawford, JACOB Whtmore, " Me
hGmN, L vi OHliey. LII w Ii uFh, LoNlS IAdl
Jno Ope, c H Cohron, Geo B Dunlap. Jacob w
Goode, Arch Kinney Jno " Ellison, Fl ste Tuck :a
er, Jno n Hardy, Geo Hutcheson' j Howard
For n r, LyIe.-S NJ Donald. W Abney. j Il
Slower, W Llghtner A Brown, sam'l Forrer, "
holder, S H Kerr, B R Smith, 7 s Burwell. Sam'l
Brown, Jas Foster, John A Spencer. Geo Light
nef, NJ I Mcclure. VIM Mish, j W Mcgorkle, Jas
Peale, John OpIe. VIM Burnett J nj Lick
liter, arch Kinney, G Pratt, MeCue,. ID
Worm It ArJSt3
Hoge and J D Hounlhan-36.
For ] Il C-aagford-B Ferguson DR. D Bashaw.
d Kunkel Sam'l Life James Foster, VIM MISh,
W Moorman. c E Crawford, Jacob Whitmore, G
Stiegel Blakemore, A Mowry, n Watts,
ETfq H Fty a smtb ssq Sarke LAM
bert, S II McCue, W Fl Weller, J Rollins, j J
Shirley, John lesser and D FL Evans-27.
Ofthe solid precincts, Barterbrook, Buff
falo Gap, Centreville. Folly Mills, Green
vile. Midway, Middlebrook, Parnassus,
Mt. Sidney, and West End, voted for
Koiner; and Fishersville, Newport and
Waynesboro. voted for Patterson. The rest
were either divided or were single vote
precincts.
On the vote for delegates the precincts
that voted solid were: For Lyle-Barter-
brook, Churchyllle, Cen5reyille. Folly
Mills, Midway, Parnassus and West End;
For misunderstanding Buffalo Gap,
Churchville, Craigsvllle, Folly Mills, Heb
ron, Midway, MI. Sidney. Newport, Sandy
Hollow and Spring Hill; For Crawford
Craigsvile, Mt. Sidney and New Hope;
For Echols- Buffalo Gap, Centreville,
Fishersville, Mt. Solon, New Hope, New
port, Parnassus, Waynesborc, Ward No.
and Ward No. 2.
AS we have said. except those named
above, all the precincts cast divided votes.
The lat ward Of Stanton gave koiner 5:
Patterson 8; Echols s; Lyle 4; Lightner l.;
Crawford g. 81 ward-Kolner 2; Patter-
son 5; Echols 7; Lyle 1; Lightner 4 !;
Ora wford g.
We omitted in our report of the pro-
ceedings Of the convention, last Thursday,
to state the fact that Mr.. Echol5' nomina =
ton was seconded by Mr.. H. st. G.. Tuck
er, in most judicious and in all respects,
| adnirs BILE speech.