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The Daily Dispatch: may 30, 1861., [Electronic resource], Adjourned. (search)
egates--R. E. Nelson, (no opposition,) 812. A large majority for the amendment to the Constitution. Floyd. Has voted unanimously for the Ordinance of Secession. N. Thrash beats I. Goodykoontz about 80 votes. Fayette. For secession, 407; against it, 129, and three precincts to hear from. Botetourt, For the House of Delegates--Anderson, 781; James, 587; Word, 518; Waugh, 75. For the Senate — Boyd, 608; Wiley, 496. For Attorney for the Commonwealth — Miller, 809; Obenchain, 117. For secession, 1,260; against, 2. Halifax. George H. West and John R. Edmunds are elected to the House of Delegates by large majorities. Logan is elected to the Senate — all for secession. Prince Edward. For House of Delegates--T. T. Tredway, 403; R. A. Booker, 226; For secession, 688; against, none. For amendment, 385; against it, 214. All the precincts heard from, and this is the final result. Culpeper. For secession, 848; against it, none — tw precinct