The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-18

Total ........st 90 lNs'aH wv o.
There were also the following scattering
votes cast in the district. vs.. G.. Woioack.
2. Harry Tucker. ]. H. ST. Geo. Tucker.
O. T. r.. Cooke. .. j. j. Bumgardner. ];
vs.. w. Paxton. !. e.. T.. Womack. 10
Mr.. Yosts majority over Mr. Flood is u.s.
FIRST a ID NINTH.
The board then decided 20 issue cortif-
Gates Of election to- mr.. ~. A. Jones ass
mombor-elect from the First district ana
20 General james a. Walker. from the
Ninth district These certificates had
been withheld ON account of some irrceu-
larities committed hy some of the county
clerks n certifying 90 the votes cast IN
their respective counties. which irregular
flies. however. dat not after the final re-
suits in the least.
The county clerk Of Accomac county
had testified ON the official returns from
his county that a"4S votes had boon cast
Tor William A. Jones. while thos should
have been credited 90 81. \. Jcnof. the
silvcrite candidate. for whom tncy nad
been intended Mr. ~. a. Jones stll has
81 majority OF 25'2 Votce over Nr. Walter
r. Tyler. the Republican candidate.
I'm the Ninth district the rcruiar candi-
dates were Samuel walker Williams fsii-
verite) and James Alexander Walker b,"-
however. the f0novlrg mistakes had been
made by the respective clerks;
Bland counfr-lamcs a. Walker. "a,
Samuel w. Williams 6L
buchanan county-Jawes A. Walker,
ESQ
Giles CCntv-J0mos 4. Walker, $40,
Samuel w. Williams. 1915.
Smvth county james a Walker, l5,9s
clrnnel w williams l. 500
Cifv Of pri.fol-Iamcs A. Walker. 2'a
Those IRREGULARITIES. however. as sta.
above. DO not effect tho general result,
cor Coi crai James Alexander Walker snh
h.s a minority 90 fn votes over Mr.
Samuel Walker Williams
MIR. WALLACE VOTE
The vote cast for Mr.. Charles NJ. Wal
lace Jr.. as pre- idcnual elcctor on the
Bryan ticket. was then acted upon IN
accordance with the direction a the Sue
promc Court of Appeals. The vote as
counted heretofore hy The board. was as
follows: Chas A. Wallace. Jr.. 1880,
e. ". Wallace Jr.. agj. &. NJ. Wallace.
Jr.. u.1S. Charles "a. Wallace. 4616. G.
NJ Wallace llSii Charles W. Wallace.
j.. l5-i
Hy the decision Of the Supreme Court
Of Appeals Tie 1855 credited to Charles
" Wallace were TO be transferred 10
Charles NJ. Wallace. Jr. These votes were
certified from the following counties:
Rotctourt sgi. Floyd. SIS Grayson. l,2>S
Wise $685. Total. 1896. Tho total vote
cast for Charles NJ Wallace. Jr.. as
amended under the direction OF the court
~ the board. therefore is li9@f. The
hichc-. number OF votes cast for any
eloctor ou tho Republican ticket being
Q d.
the lowest olcctor on the silver ticket.
stin has q majority or 1925 gotes over the
Republican ticket
Tho certificates Of election for the mem
bere-elcct for Congress from tho First.
Ninth and Tenth districts. and Tor the
members OF the electoral college Will be
issued to-day.
pRYANS MAJORITY. 1877
The cmcial vote cast for the presidential
candidates In this state. which CORE
spends with the figures published In the
columns Of The Times some time ago.
IS os follows.
BRYAN Csilvcritc). 1925.
Mckinley Repuhiican. l25.2SS.
Palmer Sound Money Democrat, 2l2i.
lowering GrohtitonisD. 2.2il
Naichett SOCIALIST. 10.
Hryan's plurality over Mckinley. 70 ~.
Bryan majority over all the other candi-
dofcr 1908
Tho foilowipe arc the onicial figures
OF The votes cast for the candidates for
electors on the various presidential tick
cts:
SlLNERlTES.
James w Marshall .................. 40 49,
w. h. Mcllwaine ..................... l5i. 97z
-. n. Wcscott OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 52 so
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