New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-25
Further South Carolina Election Returns

WILLIAMSBURG DIsTRICT.-The follow
ing is the vote for Senator and Delegates to the
State Convention in Williamsburg District:
1913 J. w KeIds. Isl For State Conrentiou Secessiou'
Ticket-A W. DOzier, AL DR. D. NJ Mason, S74j =
w. Gamble, 49, stone 40.
1t is due to state that the gentlemen composing
the submission ticket, says the Charleston Mer-
cury correspondent, are Secessionists, provided
other States will act with South Carolina.
SJaytanbuyg DistrIct-Messrs j. g. Landrum Jas ar
row John WiDsmilh Col P NJ Wallace, Editor OF hre
eating paper called The SPaytan) r. C. Poole, ana j. j.
LoTyens Dist1ct-H. c Young, Esq, Gen. Thos Wright
Col Jas Ii. lTby. Col j. D. Williams, Gen. A. q. Jones
Pendieton Disrict-Messrs v. Burt, John Maxwell n
WhliDer, VIM Hunter John Martin, r. A Maxwell, f. w
Symmes and VIM Sloan.
Prince Gesrge WInyah-Messrs. 8. T. Atkinson J. b.
Reed sen Jas. II. TTapier B. II. Wilson -
One hundred and seventy votes were poned,
the most of the voters staying from the polls thus
rebukiug the Quattlebums and Communicative
had demanded the Convention.
Al SatAts-Messs 4. Pinckney Aston, Peter NaughL
Wtliamsburg-A. w. Dozier, b NJ. Mason, and Samuel
Graham. , - S.,.L f,ha
late GovernoT1 Hugh WILSON Jr, Col L. NJ. Whaley.
ST Lukes- Messrs julius Huguenin, X OsvanE
Prince HWiams-0eo: c. Msckay, burWeu mcorio0'
'V FpoSz 81 StsSens Payish-W NJ Porcher, T. Gour
Dr. Hssel has been elected to The State Senate nom
All Saints Parish. . -, vol. ra
PQUfS
lin inst for Senator of 81 Paus Parish TO NJ the vaca
CIV occasioned by the election Of Hon Perry VI
csssopJ l2 Robert Fshburn 81 Majority for King So
In every District the vote was extremely hSnIp
although threedays election was had for the
Convention.
About one half the usual vote was polled In
Laurens District; and the Herald of that District
surmises that one Of the Delegates chosen Col
J. II. Irby, is an Anti.6ecessonist, otherwise
does not consider Slavery the only institution to
be encouraged The few Uni0nlsts chosen 10 the
State Convention will prove troublesome Gus
toners 10 the Quattlebums ~, ~.
Yoyk-W A Leiia, Rev. a. White, Rev Russell "
r. T AlhtOn. j. Moore. =, u, c,.~
Ia,IngEn- Geo. w. Dargan, }. }. Evans T. W Char
les. +. Law.
GA,nI,Nc-A tnste for Gambling is easily ex
cited but when fairly aroused, is too strong 10 De
readily Glsytd Nor is 1t alone IN dram shops
and railing houses that this accurseG passion Is
first stimulated TO action. The following lacts'
given BY a correspondent OF the w estern ne
corder show that customs and practices have oeen
introduced within the vestlbule OF the CHRISTIAN
church, which are directly calculated to inspire
the novice with taste for games of hazard
" A father in the time of revival, called on q
minister TO converse with his son. who lad iof
merry q habit o. gambling and for whose sRifl-
tuAl interest they were under much concern Tue
pastor did so, and was treated by the youns man
with much courtesy, and he had hopes he had Sc
cured his object, of convincing him OF the lnJu'
rious course he was pursuing. and that reiorma
ton would be the result When about TO leave
the young man requested to be heard moment
and addressed the pastor as follows -" Three
! wears ago the H church held a fair aud les
tival. Those splendidly bound books you see on
the table were set up at lottery. After much per
suasiOn on the part of young female friend
consented against my inclination TO purchase two
tickets The prize fell TO me. and was so elatec
with my good success. that embraced the hrsl
Of III linz q.
since then have lost hundreds Of dollars. ba
for that lottery, under the patronage of Cars
tian Church, / never should have become
gambler"