The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-09
For Congress.
Lynchburg.

gressman Garter Glass IS s Estimated That iha,
he would have a majority of. about
5000 over +, Allison. socialist !: Of Ro "a
the normal Republican vote. The vote
was generally light throughout the
district. though slightly heavier than
usual In Lynchburg
vote cast at an off-year election. Carter
Glass, Democrat. lied his home city
over Allison, Socialist, by majority
Of 500, receiving 1868 votes, to III for
was 1879. 400 larger than the guber-
Material vote a year ago.
The majorities for the four consti-
tutional amendments ranged from s5o
to 9oo Only t t precincts , Tsns
being against the extension OF the
General Assembly session. The vote
was: For extension General Assembly,
7S6; against, AS: for simplifying leg
islative procedure. ess; against. le7;
the cities, for 1,os2; against. $50; in
reference to election Of treasurers In
and commissioners of revenues in
counties, for, LILO; against. 40.
The interest In the constitutional
amendments drew out the vote much
larger than it would have been other
wise.
Allison's vote for Congress repre-
sents the Republican vote of the city.
Campbell County.
Lynchburg.-West Lynchburg Pre-
Allison, 6. The vote on the. amend
ments was as follows: Extending Cen
eral Assembly. for, IS; against, IL;
simplifying legislation, for, %; against,
4; election ,treasurers and commits
a1actiDn tSciOnerS and treaSurerS
In counties. for, "a; against, 3.
Charlotte County.
Eureka Mills.-Small vote In
Charlotte, Six precincts give decided
majority against constitutional amend
ments Remaining precincts will In
crease majority.
Montgomery County.
East Radford.--Election passed
quietly vote Westward, Glass, Sc; Al
lison, u, and Holt, I. Amendments, OK
tend session. for, s; against, 81; one
r;an for, a; against Is; Success
Eastward stv; r e CLASS. 10: Allison. 81.
Amendments, extended session.. for, II;
against. %; ono reading, for, ~;
against, AZ; succession. for; Sc: against.
against. 80.
stiansburg.-About half of Mont
gomery county. reports give Glass.
democrat, Tor Congress, ESQ: AIA.son,
SSoclallst 100; iirst amendment to IN the
while the other three carried. l.5
Montgomery County.
Blacksburs gave Glass l35. Allison,
81. First amendment, 46 for; liz
against; second amendment, IS for; So
against; third. 100 for; SO against,
fourth, 1ol for Al against.
Roanoke City.
Roanoke-A very small vote was
cast here in to-day's election. the abb
sence Of interest being due to the fact
sress,. Carter Glass. had no organized
opposition The name Of William -.
t.1ilson, an employee Of the blacksmith
erp shops appeared on the ballots as
the candidate of the Socialists. The
vote was; Glass, Cos; Allison. lsa, a
number of ballots were thrown out,
the total vote being as follows; For en-
ment vote was as follows: For en-
tending sessions. ls4; against. $40; ma a.
procedure, 447; against, sos; majority
against, Sc, for treasurers and COM
missloners of revenue to succeed them
selves in counties. sac; against, 342:
majority for, 900. For treasurers,, and
commissioners 81. revenue to succeed
majority for, 267.
Bedford City.--The election passed
off here without incident or interest.
the smallest vote in recent years be-
Ing polled. The precincts heard from.
stand as follows: North Liberty
Glass Glass 1885, Alison q seHth iIbsrty %
Of the ia votes cast. at the two pre-
cincts The amendments to the Corr
lAutuion ara defeated by about : til