The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-25

Lincoln, CASTOR and Cataw ba-Jno F. Iioke,
dem.
Rutherford and Cleaveland-Co Mills,
dem.
Buncombe, Henderson, Yancy and Madison
DAVID coleman, dem.
Haywood, Macon, Cherokee and Jackson-Wil-
liam II. Thomas, dem.
Thirty democrats, twenty wings.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Alamance-J. w. Lancaster, DEM, Giles Me.
bane, whg.
Alexarder-J. M. Boyle, wing.
Anson-A. J. Dargan and John Broadway,
wings.
Ashe-AlIen Gentry, den
Burke-W. F. McKesson, whg
Buncombe-Z. B. Vance, wing.
Baden-Geo. NJ. White, dem.
Bertie-David Outlaw, P. H. Winston, wings.
Beaufort. r. Stub0s, Fred. Grist, wings.
runswick-Gaslon Meares, dem.
Cabarrus-Daniel NJ. Barringer, wing.
Cataw ba-Henderson Sheriff., dem.
Craven-S. W. Chadwick, Fec. Green, wings
Cumberand-JesSe G. Shepherd, c. H. Cofied
NJ. J. McDuffie, dems.
Chowan-John c. Badham, dem.
CoIumbus-A. J. Jones, whig.
Camden-Wson Harrison, whig.
Carleret-Levi II. Oglesby, dem.
Cherokee-John Rowland, Southern rights
wing.
CaswelI-Samuel P. Hill, Wm. Long, Gems
Chatham r. G.. Gotten and A. d. Headen,
dems., and J. H. Headen, Whig.
CaIdwell-Samuel F. Patterson, wing.
Currituck-S. B. Jarvis, dem.
Cleaveand-G. G. Holland, w. w. Wright.
dems.
Davidson-J. M. Deach, Henry Waser, wings.
Davie-WilIiam B. March, wing.
Dupn-W. J. Houston, N B. Whtefeli dems
observation-disclosures RnrueS David Williams
dems.
Forsythe-Jesse A. Waugh, Allen FIynt, dems.
Frnnklin-W. K. Martin, dem.
Gaston-James Fl. White, dem.
GranviIIe--James NJ. Bullock and William Fl.
Lyon, dcms, j. S. Amis whg
Guilord-Ralph Gorrell, Calvin Johnson, d. F.
Caldwell, wings.
Greene--B. f. Williams, whig
Gates-M. II. Eure, wing.
Haywnod-R. G. A. Love, dem.
Halifax-R. II. Smith, J. D. Perkins, wings.
IIertiord-W. l.. Daniel wing.
Hyde-MIIton Selby, den.
Henderson-Joh Baxter, whig.
iredell-R. ii. Parks, L. Q. Sharp, wings.
Jacksonville. Bryson, Southern rights wing.
Jones-F. q. Simmons. wing.
Johnson-B. II. Tomlinson Asa Barnes, dems.
Lenoir-WiIIiam Sutton, dem.
Lincoln-Henry CansIer. dem.
Madson-John Yancy, dem.
Martin-John Watts, dem.
Mellow els. J. Neal, Southern rights wing.
Moore-Hugh Leach, wing.
Montgomery-Zeb eder Russell, whig.
Macon-Mr. Patton, Southern rights wing.
Neutrality-suspicious. Black, VIM r. Myers,
dems.
Nash-J W. Bryant dem.
New Hanover-Thos. ii. Williams, S. J. Person.
dems
Noribampton-J.B B. Bynum, NJ. w. SmaIIwood,
dems.
Onslow-L. w. Humphrey, dem.
Oranges. F. Philips, J. Turner, Jr., wings.
Pasquotank-W. E. Mann, WING.
Prrquimans-J. P. Jordan, dem.
Pitt-G. E. B. Singetary, w. J. Blow, dems.
Person-Major Grsen, dem.
Robesoa-Ne Rrgdn, Thos. A. Norment,
dems.
Rocklngham-Thos.S Settle, Jr. Joseph w. Neal,
dems.
Rowan-C. A. Rose, drm,, A. H. Caldwell,
whig.
Rutherford--John G. Bynum, William M. Ship
wings.
Randoph-John A. Craven, Jesse Thornburg.
wings.
Richmond-W. l.. Steele, whig
Sampson-Geo. R. Daughtry and Dr.. Shaw,
dems.
Surry-CharIes Whock, dem.
Stokes-JoeI F. Hill, dem.
Stanly-John Fur, wing.
Tyrell- wing.
Union-Jamrs A. Dunn, dem.
Wake-N. G. Rand and w. w. Whitaker,
dems.. and J. Mordccai. whig.
Warren-W. A. Jenkins and S. Fl. Williams,
dems.
Washington-H. A. Gillian. whig.
Watauga-Jonathan Horton, whig.
Wayne-W. T. Dortch and Mr. Whtefeid,
dPms.
Wkes--L. B. Carmichael, C. L. Cook, wings.
Yadkin--C. w. Williams, Cem.
Yancey-John A. Garland, dem.
Sixty-fve democrats, ffty-one wings, and four
Southern rights wings. The democrats will have |
a clear majority of twenty on joint ballot.
Killed.
A negro man was killed on The track OF the Will |