Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-08-23

ton, on the ground OF illegal votes being
given to the latter.
Orange. ) mcmbers.-Ilugh D. Wad-
dell, S. lW.) by 29 votes over Gen. AlIi-
son ". B.)-Wm A Graham, NJ King
and John Boon, Wings, and John Stock
ard, ". b. C. Poll: Graham 1858,
Kins 1914, S,ockard l25G, Boon l2l4,
Parker, (W.) ll54, Sims, ". b. 1lO6,
Hurdle, (V. b. llO6, Jones, (V. b. GAP.
Fer Governor, Dudley 1897 SpaIght
! 1882.
Daridson, 3 mcmbcrs.-J. L. Har-
grave, S.; c. Brummel and NJ. Pinkston,
Call for White.
Ca6arrus, 2 membcrs.-C. Melchor,
! s.; - Harris, C.--both Wigs. Dud-
ley's majority 200.
Randolph, 3 members.-M. Redding,
/ S., by majority of99 votes over Aired
Staley; Michael Cox and VIM. B. Lane,
! C. all for White. For Governor, Dud-
ley 1909, Spaight ll2.
/ northampton, 3 members. John NJ.
Moody, S.; IIcrod Faison and Il. B. Ga
rv, c.: all for White. For Governor
| Dudley SOP, Spaight 24l.
! HaEfar, 4 members. Col. Andrew
Joyner S.: Sterling II. Gee, B. F. Moore
and Isham Matthews, c. Poll: Senate
Joyner 205, Thomas r. Neville l54.
Commons: Gee W. 5S7, Moore WI
575, Matthews w. 53S, Major Wilcox,
! [V. B. $40, W. NJ. West [F. B. 40,
! w. w. Daniel V. b. 4O5. For Gov
ernor, Dudley 5G5 Spaight 465.
/ Meck1enburgh, 4 members. Stephen
Fox, s.; J. Hutchinson and q. Caldwell,
jC: all for Van Buren. Poll: Senate
Fox 659, w. J. Alexander WI SOL.
Commons Dunn 1868, Hutchinson ll77,
Caldwell 1191, w. Morrison EW. $50,
w. y. Audrey [W.] S57. For Cover
nor, Dudley 500, Spaight 1905.
Heryord. Kenneth Raynor, W. has
beaten John II. Wheeler, ~. b.
Person, 3 members. John Barnet WI
S.; by VOTES over J. w. Williams v.
b. Moses Chambers and J. NJ. William
SON v. B. C. Poll: Chambers 452, Will
Hanson Al, E. J. Read (W.) 334, r. S.
Jones [V. b. 355. For Governor, Dud-
ley $50, Spaight 499. Sheriff, Hardy
Walters.
BERTHE, 3 members. A. w. Mebane,
j[V. b. S.; by 67 votes over-Cherry,
I[W.1 John Lee and Il. II. Speller V.
B. G.. no change since last year. Poll:
Gee 557, Speller 54l, Thompson WI
4I4. For Governor, Dudley 336. Spaight
4S9.
Camden, member. David Pritchard
>[W.1 For Governor, Dudley, 400, Spaight
II. \
Camden, and Currituck. From this
Senatorial District, d. Lindsay ". b.
is undoubtedly elected.
Craren, 3 members.-J. M. Bryan, s.;
Abner Hartley and Abner Neale, Gall
for Van Buren,. Sheriff John B. Dawson.
For Governor. Dudley 267, Spaight 669.
Green and Lcnoir.-ln this Senatorial
District, William D. Mosely ". B. is
elected.
Burke.-For Congress, Graham 1868,
Ncwlan 7OS. Senate, Ballew (W.) 595,
Baker 354. Commons, Irwin, Miller and
Perkins elected. All for White.
New Hanorer, 3 members.-L. II.
Marsteller, s.; John r. Walker and
Charles Henry, Call for Van Buren,.
Stokes, 4 members.-M. R. Moore W..
s.; Matthews and Covington (W. and
Critz ~. B. C.
Martin, 2 membcrs.-Jesse Cooper, S.;
Raleigh Roebuck, C.-both for Van Bu-
rem.
| CaspcH, 3 members.-J. Kerr, S.; l..
A. Gwyn and w. B. Lea, Call for
Van Buren,.
Guiyord, melnbers.-James More
head, s.; without opposition; Lindsey 4
Adams, all Wings, and Simpson, '. B.,
Commons.
Yaacy, Senate, Ballew, 80, Baker 40,
Baker, V. Buren,, elected in the DISTRICT
by a majority of 1914. Byrd, '. Buren.
elected to the Commons.
Buncombe.-It is said that the White
| Ticket for Commoners is elected.
: The Legislature stands 60 '. Buren,,
6S Wing, and IS counties to be heard
! from.