The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-07
WASHINGTON REDERMEDl

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U. w. Swanner, DSmocrat, has bsen elected T.
the Cemmons from this County bI the following
vote Swanner 2sl, Dr. John Gaylord, whig. 232,
Edward w. Jones, whig, 81. Out OF 4s0 votes-all
the votes the County casts Washington has given
Col. Reid the unprecedented gain Of s7s! Hu.za
for Washington! She 10 completely revolutionized
and gloriously redeemed.
Pender, whig, is elected to the Senate from Wash
ington and Tyrrell.
......... MARTIN.
William R. w. Sherrod, Democrat, elected to the
Senate, and William l.. Mizell, Democrat, to the
Commons. Sherrod ss5, Williams, Wing, l66.
Mizell 5l3, David c. Guyther. Wing, s4s. A. S.
Moring, Democrat, Sheriff without opposition.
ROCKINGHAM.
Daniel w. Courts, Democrat, elected to the Senate
without opposition, and Horatio Kallum and Thomas
Rufin, il. Democrats. to the Commons. Courts
466, Kallum 1924, Rufin s96. James Roberts, Dem
ocrat, elected Sheriff.
CASWELL.
George Williamson, Democrat, elected to the Sem
ate, and Samuel p Hill and David S. Johnston Dem
ocrats, to the Commons. Williamson 349, E. K.
Wthers, Democrat, 230. Samuel P. Hill 1885, David
S. Johnston 767, Richard Jones. Democrat 49, John
A. Graves, Democrat, $40, Nathaniel J. Palmer, Dem
ocrat, lls. franklin A. Wiley, Democrat, elected
Sheriff by the following vote: Wiley 6l7, Strader
$40, Poore 239.
DAVE.
A Correspondent at Mocksville sends Us the fol-
lowing result in Davie:
"Enclosed is a statement of the election in Davie,
from which you will see that our talented young
L. H. ho~
acted nobly, but having merchants edgers, lawyers,
Doctors, and County officers, together with the Wing
party proper against him, he could not contend
cessfuly. The following is the vote: Douthet, Whig
572, Clement, Democrat, 449. Boon, Democrat,
elected Sheriff: Ellington in the Senate from Row.
COLUMBUS.
We learn by Telegraph from the Editor of the
Carolinian, that Maultsby, Whig, has been elected
to the Commons from Columbus. A Wing gain.
NORTHAMPTON,
]. M. S. Rogers, Democrat. elected to the Senate
by the following vote Clark, Wing. Rogers
277, Clark 2O4. Gen. Thomas ]. Person, Democrat,
and David A. Barnes, Whig, elected to the Commons
without opposition. Person 572, Barnes 570 Conner,
Wing, has been elected Sheriff over Flythe, Demo
crat-Gomer 54s, Fythe 5o7. Reid gains 46 votes.
We agree with the friend who sent US the above in
telligence, that Northampton has &c done well.''
NEW HANOVER.
N. N. Nixon, Democrat, elected 10 the Senate
without opposition, and Messrs. Hill and Powers,
Democrats, to the Commons without opposition.
Owen Fennell reelected Sheriff by the following
vote Fennell 6O9, Thomas H. Williams 3l2, Alder
man 27f, Armstrong l22, Jones 7s, Harrell 90,
Moore %.
The Democrats Of New Hanover have contributed
their foil share towards the election Of Col. Reid
BLADEN.
Thomas S. D. Mcdowell, Democrat. has been re-
elected from this County by the following vote over
J. G. McDugald, Wing: Mcdowell 1877, McDugald.
1873. Bryant, Independent and mongrel, A. James
Melvin, Democrat, Sheriff by the following vote {:
Melvin 42O, Iver Kemp, Democrat, s6l, Alexander
Byrne, Wing, Isl.
Richard Wooten, Democrat, has been reelected
to the Senate from Bladen, Brunswick, and Colum-
bus.
NASH.
DR.. John H. Drake, Democrat, elected to the Sen.
without opposition, and Ford Taylor, Democrat to
the Commons. Taylor 529, l.. N. B. Battle, Demo
crat, 3O5. A. B. Baines, Democrat, elected Sheriff
without opposition.
The returns for Governor will show, think, that
the gain for Col. Reid has been general one, and
that the people in ali portions of the State have con-
tributed to swell his triumph The Whig leaders of
the Centre counted largely on the West, and the
West has answered them through Lincoln and Ruth
erford. Little Washington responded, in the East
by gain for him of nearly three hundred: and An
son. in the South, shouted back hundred gain for
the " Peoples Candidate Never before has such
victory been achieved in any of the Old Thir-
teen. The intelligence of it will fall with startling
effect upon all portions of the Union. depressing the
Federalists and exhilara.ing the Democracy from