For House of Delegates--
John Staples, 563;
Wm. A. Burwell, 269.
For ratification, 896; against it, 6.
For amendment to the
Constitution, 905; against it. 9.
James F. Johnson was elected to the Senate, and
Alexander Jordan and
E. C. Burks were elected to the
House.
The vote for ratification was unanimous, (2,686) The vote in this county was the largest ever polled.
For Senate —
Logan, 1,572;
Bruce, (not a candidate ,) 202.
For House of Delegates--
Edmunds, 1,526; West, 947; Medley, 486.
For secession, 1,747; against it, none.
For amendment, 1,320; against it, 200.
For secession, 478; against it, 1.
For amendment, 304; against it, 94.
For House of Delegates--
Ed. T. Taylor, 328;
John H. Daniel, 65 Board of Public Works--
A. R. Holladay, (no opposition,) 358.
For Senate —
Bruce, 1,017--no opposition.--For House of Delegates--
Baskerville, 669; Hutchason, 399;
Easley, 113.
For secession, 1,286; against it, none.
For amendment, 680; against, 315.
For secession, 1,907; against it, 20.
For amendment, 1,909; against it, 13.
For House of Delegates--
David Clarke, 1,314;
D. C. Dunn, 1,034; C, S, Bekem, 803;
A. R. Preston, 440.
The vote in this county was unanimous for secession and the amendment to the
Constitution.
Giles.--official
For Senate — Vawter, 666; Witten, 328.--For House of Delegates--
Easby, 376;
Eggleston, 610.
For secession, 1,033; against it, none.
For amendment, 1,039, against it, none.