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Republican Vindicator, July 09, 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 ElmoreEnsor, Virginia H.Ensor, George B.Ensor)