The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-14

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Dr.. Drake. Dem. elected to the Senate " ithout on
poston-Taylor to the Commons over Battle, boti
Democrats-and Baines. Democrat, Sheriff. Nasf
has contributed more than her full share towards Col
Reds election. Three cheers for Nash
MECKLENBURG AND UNION.
The Hon. Green w. Caldwell, Democrat, elected
to the Senate without opposition, and Messrs Harri
son and Williams, Democrats, and Davidson, indie.
pendent Wing, elected to the Commons. Harrison
ll6l. Davidson 939, Williams 936, Terrence, Dem.
ocrat, eS1.
ONSLOW.
Dr.. George H. Mcmillan, Democrat, elected to the
Senate, and Edward w. Fonville, Democrat, to the
Commons. Poll: Mcmillan 16l, Harvey Cox, in
dependent Democrat. LAG, George J. Ward, Whiq,
ll6. Fonville 44s, Owen Higgins. Wing, 2s7, l..
]. J. Puckett no candidate, 81. w. d. Humphrey,
Democrat, reelected Sheriff over NJ. L. F. Redd.
Democrat, by 453 majority.
LINCOLN, GASTON, AND CATAwBA.
Capt. John F. Hoke, Democrat, has been elected to
the Senate from these Counties, and Messrs R. Ran
kin F. D. Reinhardt H. Sherrell, and S. ~ Stowe.
all Democrats, to the Commons. Hoke 1884, A. H.
Shuford l5s. Stowe 1913, Rankin 1916, Sheriff.,
1918, Renhardt, 1884, Wilson, (rhanny) 1887, Cant
liz, Linder 81. We counted on 1000 votes in these
three Counties for Col. Reid, and he has received
just 1892. TIE Democracy of IS old Lincoln'' have
performed their 'ohoh duty.
IREDELL.
Davidson, Wing, elected to the Senate, and Bo
gle and Mckay, Wings, to the Commons Boyle
1922, Mckay 1910, Campbell, Wing, s34, Jones,
Democrat, 49O
CARTERET.
Jennings Piggott, Whig, reelected to the Com.
HYDE REDEEMED!
Hyde County has gloriously redeemed herself by
eectlng Democrat, Erasmus D. Saundsrson, to the
Commons, over Richard 1. Wynne, Whig. Saun-
derson, 4o5, Wynne 35l. Gibbs, Whig, elected
Sheriff over Spencer, Wing. Hyde has also given
gain of GO to Col. Reid. She has done nobly.
STOKES AND FORSYTHE.
We gave the result of the Legislative elections in
these Counties in our last.
William Flynt, Jr. Democrat, has been elected
Sheriff in Forsythe, and J. G. Hill, Democrat, in
Stokes.
JONES.
DR.. Arendell, Whig. elected to the Senate from
Carteret and Jones; and Simmons, Whig, to the
Commons from Jones' Pollock, Democrat, eIccta1I
sher'lf' over Prtchett and Huggins, Wings.
ORANGE AND ALAMANCE.
The vote in Orange and Alap,ance is as follows
Berry 755, Faucet 1885, Jones 1911, Montgomery
1910, Durham 1875. Patterson 1852, Turner 1929.
Watson 1910, Guess 1885. Parrish 1899. Messrs.
Berry, Jones, Montgomery, Durham and Patterson,
Democrats elected. The vote in Orange for Sheriff
is as follows: Turrentine, Wing, 1884, Nichols s93.
John Tapscott, Democrat, has been elected Sheriff
In AIamance by small majority. Reid gains over
TWO hundred votes in these noble Counties.
BURKE AND MCDOWELL.
Todd r. Caldwell, Whig, elected to the Senate,
ana w. Walghstall Avery. Democrat, and Walton,
Wing, to the Commons. One Democratic gain.
CLEAvELAND.
Holland, Democrat, elected in the Commons John
L. Bynum, Whig, elected to the Senate from Cleave-
land and Rutherford.
PERSON.
X. H. Hester, Democrat, reelected to the Senate
Without opposition. Commons, C. S. Winstead,
Democratic nominee, 476, Jones, Independent, 439.
"nstead, Democrat, reelected Sheriff.
AsHE AND WATAUGA.
M MILAN, Whig. elected to tae Commons without
opposition; and Bartlett, Wing, elected Sheriff of
asne without opposition. John Horton and Michael
COOK, u. are tied for Sheriff Of Watauga.
Coi. George Bower, Democrat, has been triumph
any reelected to the Senate from Asbe. Snrrv and
Watauga. The vote is as follows:
Bower, D. Puryea., w.
Ashe and Watauga, 593 oze
Surry. 623 20,