Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-10-30

Gratis and Republicans. It will be seen
that the Democrats have II of the 20 SEN
atorial districts to be voted on next Tues
day, which would give them 25 members
of the Senate-a clear majority of 10. In
addition to this tie Republican msjorities
in the Sd, 18th and 395h districts are SO
small that it is likely they Can be over
come, which would further increase the
Democratic majority
In the House as will be seen from the
list below, the probabilities ars that there
will be 81 Democrats aud IS Republicans,
and that number without need of any gains
by the former.
SENATORIAL DISTRICTS.
1st. Dist.-W Washington and Smyth, Judge
W. +. Rhea, Dem. maj. ITO.
3rd. Dist. Russell, Buchanan and Tsze-
well, William L. Graham, Rep.
maj $50.
5sh. Dist. -Pulaski, Wythe, Bland and
Giles, Saml e. Williams, Dem.
45S maj.
18th. Dist Rock bridge, Botetourt. ALE
ghany, Bath and Highland,
Chas. 2. Jones. Dem. 602 maj.
9th. Augusta, Absolom Koner,
Dem 1872 maj.
18th. Dist. -Fauquier and Loudoun, Hen
ny HeatoD, Dem. $3.50 maj
18Th. Dist Spotsyvana, Stafford and
Louisa, William E. Bbb, Rep
149 maj.
18TH Dlst.-Culpeper. Rappahannock
Madison and Orange, Ii. d.
Twyman, Dem. ,041 maj.
18th. Dist. -AlbemarIe and Greene, J.
Richard Wingfeld, Dem. 1876
10Th. Dist Amherst and Nelson, Taylor
Berry, Dem. 1 OF maj.
21st. Dist Halifax, Paul g. Edmunds,
Dem. 439 maj
2Srd. Dist .-Patrick and Henry, A. P
Staples, Dem. 237 maj
25th. Dist.-Charlotte and Mecklen burg,
Stephen B. Read, Rep. los maj.
9th. Dist.-Dinwiddie, Greensvlle and
Sussex, r. e. Griggs, Rep.
1888 maj.
Goth. DISTINGUISHING City, Prince
George and Surry. r. M. Doble
Rep. 2,081 maj.
31st. Dist.-Norfolk City and Princess
Anne, Andrew J. Dalton, Rep.
3SS maj.
33rd. Dist.,-Portsmout City and Norfolk
county,J. o. B. Crocken, Rep.
1,127 % al.
35th. Dist ,-Richmond City and Henrico,
j. Taylor E!iyson and VIM.
Lovenstein, Dem. ,464 maj.
37th. Dist.-Accomacka and N ortha mpton,
John 4. Blackstone, Democrat
1859 maj.
39.h. Dist. King and Queen, Middlesex,
Gloucester, Essex and Math-
ews, James n Stubbs, Rep.
lat maj.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Accomack. Tickle L. Wesco5. Democrat
majority 1852.
Alhemarle-W D. Dabney ard M. l..
Van Doren, Dem. majority IS 4.
Alexandria city and county-Judge c..
E. Stuart. Dam. majority 212
Allegheny, Bath and Highland-Jas. o.
Hobbs, Rep. majority 81.
Amherst-W. G. Loving, Dem. 606
Appomattox L freshman, Rep 81
Aagusta-Edwar Echols and A B
Lightner, Dem 1872.
Bedford-W p Burks snd W A Goad,
Dem l 800.
Botetourt-J II II Figgat, Dem SAL.
Brunswick w Palmer, Rep 459.
Buchanan, Wise and Dickerson-J J
Childress, Dem 147.
neutrality-suspicious. T McKenna, Rep
40
Campbsll-Col j B Leftwich and James
W Lawson, Dem 795.
Caroline-C 7 Smith, Rep Al.
Carroll-Judge D W Boien, Dem 1856,
Charlotte-Andrew j Terry, Dem 58S
Chesterfield and Powhatan. Thos M
Miller and g 7 Oockett. Dem 453
Clarke and Warren--H FL Downing g,
Dem 544
Craig and Roanoke Giles G Huffman,
Dem 37G,
CuIpeper-Daniel A Grinsley, Dem 270
SuM w klauu anu .DuCkilgiiGHl--SdLuu
f Coleman, (FIoater) Rep $50.
DiDwiddie-John 2. Tucker. Rep 543.
Elizabeth City, Warwick, James City
and York-M. F. Hughs, Rep 2 053.
Essex-Patrick g. Waring. Rep 252.
Falrfax-D M Chichester, Dem 202.
Fauquier-R M Stribling, Dem 1,152.
Floyd Jesse W Hill, Rep 235.
Fiuvanna-J j A Powell, Dem 221.
Franklin Peter Saunders, Dem LIS
Fredssiek-John V Tavenner, Dem.
026
Gloucester-Maj Thos Taliaferro, rep
1871.
Gooehland-F N Fleming, rep 2sS.
Grayson-F r CornetJ, dem 304
Green and Madison--Jas Hay, dem 1888.
Greensville and Snssex-Geo w Jack
son, rep .240
Halfax-R r Noblin and VIM Jor-
dan, dem 43A.
Hanover-R Il Cald we'll, dem 1913.
Henrico-Wm Leake, rep 419.
Heury-HerDelt G Peters, rep SIS.
Isle of Wight F Chalmers. rep 76
King ana Queen-H Pollard. dem 7.
King William-A W Eastwood, rep ISL
Lancaster and Richmond county-W A
Broken brough, rep 346.
Lee-L D Fulkerson, dem 314.
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