Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-08-14
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d. S2S; Commons, Joseph B. Cherry W . z'1
B. spruill, W., $50, Thos. H. speller o.. 1ai $
K. Duers, d., $50. Messrs. Thomnson =, 10 ia
Spruill elected. Messrs. speller and H. 1"effy' al
not candidates. Uefs Wet
HEREFORD.
Senate w. w. Cowper, W., 1877, w w,c
d. la4; Commons, Daniel w. a65, Perrr .,''ileI
Messrs. Cowper and Daniel elected y u -
NORTHAMPTON
Inc following is the vote in Nortlo
Senate, Thomas J. Person, d., 295, E, JpS9
w, 2s4; Commons. J. B. Bynum d se- ee0Is
Lockhart, d., $40, D. A Barnes, (wb;m Wv W., F.
double-distilled Kerr man, and who I -ieei,loNe,
E. Jacobs, W., $40. Ne'or'J 588.
RICHMOND
hobeson and Richmond together elect g.
Senate, Richmond, Walter L. stees,s n' SENATOR
l6l, and he is no doubt elected m 'Gorty Is
wh'gS' we understand, did their best to Jof DUeheFy
commons, MCINTYRE W., 40, Jno. W, Canna -lll
w, 379 Reid gains lO9 votes in Ricbn,.. cameron
HYDE D''n0-g0od
we learn that Richard l. Wvnne "
to the Commons in Hyde over Grey REGULAR v rS
nominee by 40 majority. A Demoera+ t;, wing ,S
The contest in Hyde between Reid and Korni. iOHs
to have been very close. Reid has painaJ ah '4u
100 votes. e'''''u about
PERSON,
Senate, John w. Cunningham, d., eIoctod ,n:,,
out opposition; Commons, James HoIemon
475, Z. S. Winstead, d., 439. Person o,;ro1 v" w.,
majority of 2o9, and still we lose a Common.S.
that County. J. NJ. Winstead, d., eI4cto1 Sl' IL
without opposition. -'u
ASHE.
Senate, Col. George Bower, d., $40 majority 49,.
Roby, w.-vote in Surry not received but Col,nJ
Bower no doubt reelected. B. G. CaIIou.r
Southern Rights Wing, elected to the Com,noa,
from Ashe and Watauga without opnosi,ion
Joshua Baker, d., elected Sheriff of Ashe and NJ.
Canless, d., elected Sheriff of Watauga. Red has
made very large gain in Ashe and Wataura
CALDWELL.
+. L. Miller, W., elected to the Commons oyer
Gen. G. W. Clarke, d.. by about 100 majority
HAYWOOD.
R. G. A. Love, d., reelected to the Commons
over Keener, w.
MACON.
Stephen Mundy, d., elected to the Commons
over D. W. Sler, wa Democratic gain.
WILKES.
Senate, Mitchell, W., 9l2, Dr. Mckee, 5. NV.
III; Commons, L. B. Carmichael, anti-diyisio,
wing, $50, DR.. G. L. Cook, division whig, 72s
Wesley Fletcher, division wing, G34 Hardin Sri.
Ger, anti-division whig, 594, J. B. Gordon, antdi.
vision democrat, 523. Messrs. Carmichael and
Cook elected.
HENDERSON.
Senate, n. W. Woodfn, W., 2G3, N. Erwin.
Southern rights wing, 173; Commons, John Baz
ter, W.. by 292 majority over Fl. T. Farmer.
RUTHERFORD.
Senate, John G. Bynum, W., elected by 20 ma
jonty over Dr. Columbus Mills, d.; Commons Dr..
Ladson A. Mills, Southern Rights wing and for
Reid, sO2 G. J. Webb W., 1870, Ship, w. us,
Toms, d., COG. Messrs Mills and Webb elected
The Mountain Banner, in announcing the election
of DIR. Mills, says:
DR.. Ladson A Mills, one of the Representatives
elect from this county, processes, believe to bea
Wing, though he has acted but little with that party
for the last three or four years. He is StatesRghH
and Southern Rights man, and goes for MIR. Cling
man for U. S. Senator-not because Mr.. T..
Wing, but because he is for the maintenance Of the
Rights of the South. DR.. Mills supported Gov. Reli
in 1850 and again this year, and attaches himseln
no party as partizan. The old line Wings call him
Democrat, and only regret he will not call HIM
self so-we very willing to receive hlm IN the
ranks, and have no objection in putting him downa
Democratic gain in Rutherford"
The Richmond Enquirer speaks Of the late eeS
ton in this State the first gun from the South
and says this glorious result secures the vote
the State for Pierce and King" The Examiners
equally rejoiced, and speaks ofthe "great news from
North Carolina" 1t is, indeed, "great news
It seals the doom of Scott-Sewardism IN ever
State south of the Potomac, and it must dePle'
and dampen in no inconsiderable degree, the SPF
rits of the Scott men in all the States. We were
not mistaken when we predicted, few days oeiO''
the election, that /" the first gun from North caro-
lima will roll like the knell of doom over the mop"
of the Seward candidate for President
The tactics of the Wing Executive COMMITTEE
at Washington will now be changed. The en0'
will now be to get all the votes possible for 0:O'
and Graham from the Abolitionists OF the He'
States and hence no means will be lett unlrleu
convince these Abolitionists, of all shades and C"
ors, that Scott is with them in sentiment and flS"
against them. Mangum, stanly, and Seward WIZ
Truman Smith and Greedy and Weed to help 'nS"
will know how to play that game.
The Washington Union OF Tuesday last eor
tans strong article on the subject of our eec'0p