The North-Carolina standard., 1846-08-12

whig, 3lI e Commons Murphy 699 B 70 wn
664; Royal, whig, 5Oe For Pcni:entiary III
against it 1923. N s.l,.rf,
GLORIOUS LITTLE GREENEl
The democrats of Greene, after the severest
any county, have come offconquerors. Mr.. Ed
wards, democrat, is reelected 10 the Commons by
"a votes over DIR. Horne, whIgia and Mr.. Ed
mondson,- democrat, is reelected Sheriff by 81
votes over Mr. Rouse, whig. A friend says
+ "I have just time before the mail closes to give
you the result of the election in this county. Yes
teTdaV3was the most warmly contested election
ever saw.-Old men, raised 10 the county, say they
neVergsaw any thing like il. Even several gentle
men from adjoining counties came over to witness
the scenes of yesterday /; and up to the last hour
The friends OF each of The candidates were conf
dent OF success: But the people have sustained
an efficient Sheriff aud an honest man, and also
returned to the House of Commons good man.
and one who you know made faithful repre-
'senIatiVe."se csaH? O. ia-9 .+..#"1 5fs s'y =
a. Edwin g. Speight, Esq, democrat, is triumph
antly reelected to the Senate from Lenoir and
LENoIR.e .5 .5. i5sza
In this County Jesse Jackson, democrat, is re-
elected to the Commons over Willis Pipkin, dem ,
and the regular candidate. Jackson $40; Pip
kin 285. Richard W, King, dem, is reelected
Sheriff without formidable opposition ..-FA
e-fi...ssg .sD.t WAYNE. ..,. ......e.ee
In this County John Exum, democrat, is re-
elected to the Senate without opposition, and Elias
Barnes md c. H. Brogden, democrats, to the
Commons. Barnes 775 !; Brogden 797; DIR. S.
A. Andrews 61O. For Sheriff, Coor, democrat,
1913; Hooks, whig lO7 For the Pcnitentiary
257-against il 929. sos -'St's+'-2 s.@st.s.
In this County Mr.. Foy, whig, is elected to the
Commons by six majority.
CRAVEN ,e..a"" fs
In this County we learn that Messrs. Washing.
ton and Guon, whigs have been elected to the
Commons, and that Mr.. Prentiss has been re-elcct-
cd Sheriff: Senate, Street, democrat, by 2 maj.
~ So =. NORTHAMPTON. e e
Ia this County John NJ. Moody, whig, basbeen
elected to the Senate by four majority over Mr..
Rogers, democrat, and Messrs E. J. PEBBLES and
D. A. Barnes, whigs have been elected TO the
Commons by an average majority of so over
Messrs. Thomas Bragg, Jr and w. S. Copeland.
PAsQUoTANK AND PERQUIMANS.
In this Senatorial District Ehringhaus, whig,
is elected by 162 majority over Cranberry, dem.
PERQUIMANS
T. Skinner, whig, is elected to the Commons
from this County by lss majority.
CHOWAN.
In this county, Paine, whg, is said to be elected.
.PAsQUOTANK .-'s
In this County, Charles, whig, is said TO be
elected
B. F. Eborn elected to the Srnate and Elias J..
Blount and H. F. Harris 10 the Commons-ali
wings .=-sa.- --.. 20.
FRANKLIN. .-' ..r-E
We learn, with great regret, that the Wings
have carried the Senator in Franklin, one OF the
most decided Democratic Counties in the State
What was the cause2 The old cause-divisions
and dissentions in the Democratic ranks-two
democratic candidates in the field. A friend
writes US as follows:
"Below you will receive the returns of The cleo
ton in this County. The result you will perceive
i< by no means favorable to the democratic cause
For the State Senate we are beaten, owing 10 our
divisions. Mr.. Thomas, wing, is elected by con-
siderable majority. For the Commons there was
no regular opposition to the Democratic ticket, and
it of course succeeded. For Sheriff there wac
much excitement and close election. On the
PenitenIiary question there was race, the OPP
ponenIs of such institution being in large III a
iority. think our Legislators need not trouble
themselves about il for the next fifty years."
We give the vote in Franklin as follows: Sen
ate, Bridges, democrat, 1877; Hawkins, democrat,
I04; Thomas whig, IL, Commons, Collins,
democrat, e7s; Martin. democrat, TIA. For Sher-
if, Harris, democrat, 4l2; Jones, democrat, 4o5
Noble, wbig, 405. .sz.e .ttTe-.s.s. -.
"GLORIOUS. OLD ORANGEr
In Orange Capt. Berry, dem, has run Hugh
WaddeI, whig, to the throat-latch for the Senate;
and in the Commons, the democrats have gained
one. Sydney Smith, Esq The following is the
vote: Senate, WaddelI, whig, I'll; Berry, dem.,
7o7. Commons, Mebane, whig, 1914 Leathers,
whig, 1916; Faucet, whig, 1913; Smith, demo-
craft 1906; Nc Dade, democrat, 1901 Patterson, !
democrat, 1887; Pratt democrat 1885 Stafford,
whig, 1919. Messrs, Mcbane, Leathers, FAUCET,
and Smith elected. For Sheriff, Turrentine, whig,
1850; Nichols, whig, 1877, For the Peniten-
,;,-,, 670 = ooainsf II 0I28 lf. Lf.-.