The election.
The returns of the election held on the 28th ult. are yet very incomplete, but sufficient is known to warrant us in saying that
General Smith, of
Fauquier, has been chosen Governor, and
Samuel Price, of
Greenbrier,
Lieutenant Governor.
The following is a recapitulation of the vote as far as received, made up from the columns of the
Whig:
| Smith's Maj. in army | 2,025 |
| Smith's refugee Maj., about | 250 |
| 2,275 |
| Flournoy's Maj. in counties, etc. | 359 |
| Smith's Maj. as far as heard from | 1,916 |
| Price's Maj. in counties | 4,124 |
| Imboden's Maj. in army | 1,976 |
| Price's Maj. as far as heard from | 2,148 |
The following counties are yet to hear from:
Charlotte,
Fauquier,
Halifax,
Hardy,
Henrico,
Louisa,
Mecklenburg, and
Patrick
Congressional delegation.
The returns from the several Congressional Districts are yet very confused, but seem to indicate the election of the following members: 1st District, R. L
Montague; 2d District, R H
Whitfield; 3d District, W C
Wickham; 4th District Charles F
Collier 5th District
Thos S
Bocock; 6th District,
John Goode, Jr.; 7th District, Wm C
Rives; 8th District,
Daniel C
Dejarnette; 9th District,
David Funston; 10th District, F W M
Holliday; 11th District, John B
Baldwin; 12th District,
Walter Staples; 13th District,
Fayette McMullin; 14th District, --
Miller; 15th District,
Robert Johnson; 16th District, Charles W
Russell.
Messrs. Collier,
Bocock,
Goode,
Dejarnette,
Baldwin,
Johnson,
Russell,
Miller, and
Staples, are members of the present Congress.
Of the present delegation the following members were candidates for re-election, and defeated: 1st District, M R H
Garnett, beaten by
Montague; 3d District,
James Lynne, beaten by
Wickham; 10th District, A R
Boteler, beaten by
Holliday; 13th District,
Walter Preston, beaten by
McMullin.
In the 2d and 7th Districts
Messrs. Chambliss and
Holcombe, present members, were not candidates for re-election.
In the 9th District
Funston succeeds
Smith, present member, who is elected Governor.
State Senate.
Accomac, &c — G T
Garrison.
Norfolk co., &c —
Alex Coke, (reported)
Dinwiddie &c — T T
Jones.
Lunenburg, &c — Asa D
Dickinson.
Pittsylvania, &c — E F Keen.
Franklin, &c —
Peter Sanders, sr. Campbell, &c.--
Chas H
Lynch.
Henrico, &c.--John R
Garnett.
City of
Richmond —
Geo W
Randolph.
Fairfax, &c.--Wm H
Delany.
Louisa, &c--
Mr. Guy, (reported)
Frederick, &c —
Jas H
Carson.
Bath, &c.--
Wm Frazier.
Smyth, &c — Wm E
Peters.
Boone, &c. --
Jas Lawson, (reported.)
Mason, &c.--W W
Newman.
Harrison, &c —
Kenna L
Stephenson.
Marion, &c —
Jas Neeson.
Preston, &c — C W
Newton.
Wheeling, &c —
Daniel M
Shriver.
Jefferson, &c — Edwin L
Moore,
Rockingham, &c — Dr S A Coffman.
House of Delegates.
In addition to the lists of members already published we have the following:
Augusta — Hugh W
Sheffey, J M
McCue,--
Walker.
Botetourt and
Craig — John T
Anderson,
Green James.
Cabell —
Buffington.
Culpeper — John H Rerey.
Essex and
King and
Queen —
Geo T
Wright.
Fairfax — O W
Hunt.
Fayette and
Raleigh — B R Lincons.
Fluvauna — R E
Nelson.
Franklin —
Jas Patterson, Fred R
Brown.
Gloucester —
Warner T
Jones Green and
Orange — J L
Woolfolk.
Jefferson — Jacob S
Melvin and
Wm Burnett.
Mason —
Hutchinson.
Northampton —
Thos Scott.
Prince Edward--T T
Treadway.
Rappahannock — J T
Fletcher.
Rockbridge — S
McD Reid, --
White Smyth — J H
Thompson.
Southampton — Pretlow.
Spotsylvania — J L
Marye, Jr. Warren — Samuel W
Thomas.
Washington — A C Commings,--
Graham.
Pendleton —
Sanders.
Hardy —
Chas Williams.
The following additional county returns have been received:
James City County.--A poll was held on election day several miles below the
Confederate lines in
James City county, with the following result: Governor;
Flournoy 12,
Smith 6,
Wise 1.
Lt Governor:
Imboden 16,
Price 2.
Attorney General:
Tucker 16.
Congress:
Wickham 7,
Lyons 10. House of Delegates:
Henley 23,
Meanley 4.
Botetourt.--Governor:
Flournoy 182,
Smith 169,
Munford 71.
Lt-Governor:
Price 353,
Imboden 52.
Congress:
Edmondson 207,
Staples 202.
Warren.--Governor:
Smith 87,
Munford 21,
Flournoy 12.
Lieut-Governor:
Imboden 61,
Price 46.
Congress:
Funston 101,
Menifee 14.
Senate:
Carson 114. House of Delegates:
Thomas 109.
Rappahannock.--
Smith's majority 150.
The following is the official vote of
Rockingham county: Governor:
Smith, 481;
Munford, 359;
Flournoy, 246.
Lieutenant-Governor:
Price, 516;
Imboden, 447.
Congress:
Baldwin, 676;
Letcher, 526. State Senate:
Coffman, 430;
Pennybacker, 122;
Gray, 443; Hiner, 161.
Messrs Walker,
Harris, and
Kenney elected to House Delegates.
Hardy--Polls were held at three precincts in this county, with the following result:--Governor:
Flournoy, 93;
Smith, 26;
Munford, 13.
Lieutenant-Governor:
Price, 64;
Imboden, 66.
Congress:
Boteler, 117; Holiday, 13.
Pendleton.--Governor:
Smith, 113;
Flournoy, 28,
Munford, 31.
Lieutenant-Governor:
Price, 61;
Imboden, 103.
Congress:
Letcher, 123;
Baldwin, 66. State Senate:
Pennybacker, 108;
Coffman, 14;
Gray, 12; Hiner, 58.
Shenandoah.--Governor:
Smith, 338;
Munford, 64;
Flournoy, 28
Lieutenant-Governor:
Price, 152;
Imboden 143;
Sheffey, 63.
Congress: Holiday, 372;
Boteler, 59.
Messrs Walton and
Rittman elected to House of Delegates.
There are four precinct in this county from which returns are not received.
