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Staunton Vindicator: July 9, 1869 Go To Page : 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |

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Summary: This table shows the results of the recent election for Augusta County. Included are results for the salient clauses of the Constitution, Governor, Congressmen, Senators and Legislators.

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The election in this county and adjacent ones passed off very quietly and orderly, and as far as we can learn the same quiet and order was preserved throughout the State.

The colored people in this section voted almost to a man against the disfranchising and disability clauses, thus showing that they are kindly disposed to the whites. Having gained the victory let us in turn exhibit to them that we are now as we have always been, their best friends.

ELECTION NEWS.

Result of the Vote in Augusta County.

For Constitut'n Against Constitut'n For Clause 4 Against Clause 4 For Section 7 Against Section 7 Staun. No 1 729 27 20 616 19 590 Staun. No 2 658 15 66 528 67 528 Greenville 444 50 50 463 50 463 Craigeville 134 0 0 134 0 134 Swoope's 131 1 0 109 0 109 Middlebrook 335 5 0 300 0 268 Midway 90 1 9 80 9 80 Waynesboro 467 3 00 351 00 358 Sherando 102 0 56 51 56 50 Fishersville 144 0 0 110 0 113 New Hope 279 2 2 232 2 237 Mt. Meridian 132 0 0 120 0 124 Mt. Sidney 295 11 0 274 0 274 Spring Hill 82 5 12 69 13 70 Mt. Solon 91 4 10 10 251 10 251 Parnassus 38 38 8 61 5 62 Churchville 316 6 60 238 60 239 Deerfield 89 0 10 81 10 81 Total 4751 168 303 4074 301 3948 Walker for Governor Wells for Governor Lewis for Lt. Gov. Harris for Lt. Gov. Taylor for At. Gen. Bowden for At. Gen. Staun. No 1 487 246 488 248 486 246 Staun. No 2 419 248 488 243 486 246 Greenville 418 100 407 99 413 97 Craigsville 134 0 134 0 134 0 Swoopes 104 24 104 24 104 24 Middlebrook 277 68 278 62 274 64 Midway 78 14 79 12 78 14 Waynesboro 352 118 352 118 352 118 Sherando 50 52 50 51 50 52 Fishersville 113 31 113 31 131 31 New Hope 206 80 206 60 206 80 Mt. Meridian 116 16 115 16 116 16 Mt. Sidney 281 28 283 25 281 29 Spring Hill 73 14 76 12 71 15 Mt. Solon 251 46 253 83 251 44 Parnassus 62 14 62 14 61 14 Churchville 256 78 268 59 257 78 Deerfield 80 9 80 7 80 9 Total 3752 1176 3769 1111 3749 1174 Milnes for Congressm'n 6th Dist. Harris for Congressm'n 6th Dist. Segar for Congressm'n at large. Crane for Congressm'n at large. Staunton No 1 446 182 479 246 Staunton No 2 399 160 419 248 Greenville 423 84 412 97 Craigsville 134 0 134 0 Swoopes 104 24 104 24 Middlebrook 244 91 278 63 Midway 78 13 78 14 Waynesboro 348 0 352 118 Sherando 50 0 50 53 Fishersville 113 31 113 31 New Hope 196 80 202 80 Mt. Meridian 110 19 113 16 Mt. Sidney 151 152 281 29 Spring Hill 62 9 71 15 Mt. Solon 217 70 248 44 Parnassus 60 12 60 14 Churchville 254 26 254 73 Deerfield 80 9 80 9 Total 3469 962 3722 1174

Legislature

Cochran, Conservative Bell, Conservative Hanger, Conservative Maupin, Republican Kenlin, Republican Eakle, Republican Staun. No 1 482 483 482 245 246 248 Staun. No 2 421 420 421 248 248 248 Greenville 411 412 412 90 99 99 Craigsville 134 134 134 0 0 0 Swoope's 104 104 104 24 24 24 Middlebrook 272 272 272 64 64 64 Midway 78 78 78 14 14 14 Waynesboro 351 351 352 117 117 117 Sherando 47 47 47 0 0 21 Fishersville 113 113 113 31 31 31 New Hope 196 202 197 79 80 83 Mt. Meridian 115 115 113 16 16 16 Mt. Sidney 281 280 280 28 27 28 Spring Hill 63 61 61 15 14 17 Mt. Solon 245 249 247 44 47 44 Parnassus 61 61 61 14 14 14 Churchville 256 254 256 74 74 73 Deerfield 80 80 80 9 9 9 Total 3710 3716 3710 1121 1124 1150 Waddell for Senator Yates for Senator Staunton No 1 487 246 Staunton No 2 423 248 Greenville 413 98 Craigville 134 0 Swoope's 104 24 Middlebrook 272 64 Midway 78 14 Waynesboro 350 118 Sherando 49 20 Fishersville 113 31 New Hope 206 80 Mt. Meridian 116 16 Mt. Sidney 279 30 Spring Hill 71 14 Mt. Solon 250 44 Parnassus 60 12 Churchville 257 74 Deerfield 80 9 Total 3742 1143

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Summary: S. J. Tucker of Staunton has taken out a patent on an ink-stand calendar.
(Names in announcement: S. J. Tucker)

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Summary: The paper praises Staunton's street sprinkler that controls dust in hot weather.

Friends of Temperance
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Summary: Staunton Council No. 47, Friends of Temperance, held a meeting on June 25th and elected officers for the ensuing year.
(Names in announcement: H. H. Peck, P. N. Powell, James W. Baldwin, William L. Herr, R. D. Ryan, John A. Noon, James B. Pemberton, R. K. Rice, W. R. Poindexter, William H. Barkman, C. Grove, H. H. Forescyth, T. Reynolds, J. Gregs, J. W. Blackburn, J. Freeman, W. S. Blackburn, J. Wilkerson, J. Rohr, B. Dull)

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Summary: A large number of citizens joined the Fire Company on a recent trip to Goshen.

Died
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Summary: Luella Vernon Kingdig, infant daughter of Abram and Elizabeth Kingdig, died on June 25th. She was 3 months old. A poem of mourning accompanies the notice.

Died
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Summary: Charles Elmore Ensor, son of George B. and Virginia H. Ensor, died on June 11th of congestion of the brain. He was 1 year old. A poem of mourning accompanies the notice.
(Names in announcement: Charles Elmore Ensor, Virginia H. Ensor, George B. Ensor)