The North-Carolina standard., 1848-08-09
SOUTHAMPTON REDEEMED !

tNofrlamptqn IS gfoFfousiy ISdeemed ss "A friend,
writing ffoa lGaston says ''Old torhanpton has
thrown off the shSekles of Whiggsry, and has elect-
ed the indonitabie Republican, }. NJ s: Rogers, to
the Senate by clear majority of "a votes and the
talented Person leads the field for the Commons "a
votes. Gatling beaten by PEBBLES, the foremost
Wing, votes. PEBBLES ran ahead of Barnes two
votes-therefore Person and PEBBLES are elected.
May III. Spivey, dem. beats r. X. Garner, whig, for
Sheriff upwards of 900 votes. See what the Demo-
crats carrdo when they try! could not learn Reid's
majority over Manly, but he ahead of his party
Our Corresponding adds -" Mai. Braxton Bragg,
who fought the Mexicans in Mexico, and defeated
them in every engagement, and his brother, Thomas
Bragg, Jr are fighting the Mexican Wings here with
equal success.'' - ~ >:1-@rr7
In the last Legislature the delegation from North
amPton was all Whig now we have two Democrats.
clear gain of two. At Castor the vote was as fol-
lows: Reid SO, Manly II. Senate-Rogers 10, Moo
dy IA. COmmons-Person SO, Calling SO, Barnes
%, PEBBLES 10. s.s.}ri aal,f5rn sr n. ,4:tl
e71dt 5Se I. -"5' FRANKLIN r. L,.ts --a, aaiaaI
In Franklin Collins, democrat, is elected to the
Senate, over Thomas. whig. Collins, 233 Thorn
as l54. Messrs. Messrs. Spivey and Martin, demo-
Gratis, are elected to the Commons by the following
vote: SPivey 647; Martin $50; Arendell 44O. Har-
rs, democrat, is elected Sheriff. democratic gain
of one in Franklin. .. .a5 -.- tEe'5 .,rc-
-.fr1 ~. z- GRANVILLE. a-olk .ta7.
In Granville, John Hargrove whig, has been cleo
ted to the Senate, and Robert B. Gillian, whig
and George Green, whig, and Nathaniel E. Canaday,
democrat, to the Commons. A whig gain of one.
The vote is as follows: Senate-Hargrove, whig,
427; James M. Bullock. democrat, 4O3. Commons
Gillian 1867; Canaday IO4I /; Green 1904 Stone
democrat, 969; Lassiter, whig, 9S4 and Homer,
democrat, 932. The old Buck''-R. B. Gillian, |
Esq-has another successful race; and our friend
Stone-sorry we to say it--has been defeated. |
Mr.: Bullock, who beaten by SO small vote for
Senator, was member of the House at the last |
session. ..--.. ..... .. D.. .... ..-.s .-as.
Mr.. J. H. Gooch, democrat, has been reelected |
Sheriff by the following vote Gooch 936; N. S. |
Hunt 555; Estes GAG; Fuller I6l Curren AZ. .zas
a...-..ts robson. .,.-.' -sa} /
In Robson, Col. Neill Regan and Col. John Nc I
Neill, democrats, are reelected to the Commons.
Regan 636; McNeill 6IO; Rowland, whig, 6O2, w.
q. McNeill, whig 5sl. Mr.. Gregory elected Sher-
lit by large majority. In the Senatorial District of
Robson and Richmond McNeill dem. and Coying-]
ton, whig, are the candidates In Robeson, McNeill
427; Coyington All. Covington no doubt elected.
No change. ~ 20 -~5s# i
' WARREN.
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to the Senate, and Messrs J. L. Mosely and Frank
Thornton, democrats, to the Commons. Senate 7
b. Hawkins, dem. 1893; Gen. NJ. T. Hawkins,
dem. l76. Commons-Thornton 624; Mosely 499; I
Gen. John H. Hawkins, dem. $50. For Sheriff, ].
S. Jones, dem. 554; H. A. Foote 274.
CUMBERLAND.
In Cumberland, Murchison, dem. is elected to the
Senate, by 100 majority over DR.. Thomas N. Came
ron, dem. Murchison 47S; Cameron 37S. In the
Commons, the Hon James G.. Dobbin and Geo. w.
Pegram, Esq. are elected without opposition. Dob
bin 1874; Pegram 1IOs. Mr.. Johnson, dem. is re- +.
elected Sheriff, without opposition. - !
BLADEN. /
In the Senatorial District of Bladen, Brunswick,
md Columbus, Wooten, dem. is reelected; and in
Bladen, Mcdowell, dem. reelected by an increased
majority. Lesesne, dem. is elected Sheriff.
MOORE.
In Moore, Col. Samuel J. Person, dem. is elected :
o the Commons. Person, dem. sec; A. r. Nc
Donald, whig, 53I. A. r. Wadsworth, dem. re-
lected Sheriff by 445 majority. DR.. Shaw, DEM,
Dr. Worth, whig, and Mr.. Hancock, whig, are the el
andidaes in the Senatorial District of Moore and
fontgomery. In Moore the vote was Shaw 334; le
Worth 3I7; Hancock 81. DR.. Worth probably elect
d-if so, no change. f... r .....rrl~ e#s sIsrs F
SAMPSON. 5.s .rsE ..s5 s.-g. , m
In Sampson, Matthew ]. Faison, dem. is elected
the Senate over ]. G. Slocumb, whig; Fason $50,
locumb -. Arthur Brown and Amos Herring, 9G ~
emocrats, elected to the Commons. Brown Ia
81; Herring 64s; H. E. Royal, whig, 541. A. B. vc
hesnutt, dem. elected Sheriff without opposition 81
PASQUOTANK.
In Pasquotank, Proctor, independent is elected to
e Commons without opposition In the Senatorial tn
district of Pasquotank and Perquimans the candi- Iol
ates are Hon. w. B. Shepard, whig, and Mr. Rid M
ck, dem. In Pasquotank the is Shepard 1877; Sh
iddick 70. One small precinct to be heard FROM tn
. HEREFORD. Sc,
In Hertford, w. NJ H. Smith has been elected to gi
% Senate without opposition, and Hon. Kenneth A
ayner to the Commons Both Whigs-no change. HI
r. Bridges dem. is elected Sheriff by Al majority.
GATES AND CHOWAN.
We learn that the Democrats have lost the Sena- go,
r in Gates and Chowan, Mr.. Wiley, whig, is
id to be elected by 81 majority. In Gates County,
Ballard, dem. is elected to the Commons by Is bel
ajority; and in Chowan, Col r. T. Paine, whip, ais
s been elected by 26 majority. No change. s, No.
PERQUIMANS. Hs ~ :. ~a@ @-,-t w
friend, writing to from Hertford, Perquimans y
the night of the election, informs us that pen
endous excitement" prevailed in that County. He 6
VS.: 50 70 -s.'t d 9ialsies .fr6.;sE | -
" Thomas Wilson, democrat, is just two votes be-
nd Mr.. L. Skinner, whlg. It is very certain that
ere are three votes for Skinner that will becha th
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