Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-08-02
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were held in@the States We have omitted:
Morrill, Republican, for Governor, 9. 4ss
Wells, Democrat S,378
Reed, Wing, lo,64o
REV HAMPSHIRE.
Metcalf. Am. and Rep for Governor, s2.7ss
Raker Democrat 27,O56
Bell, Wing 1886
MASSACHUSETTS.
Rockwell, Rep, for Governor, S6.52i
Gardner Amer. .5l,674
Beach, Dem, 34,920
VALLEY. Wig. 14,454
Chase, Republican, for Gov. 1854
Medill. Democrat, 13l. 09l
Trimbie, American, 24,310
CALIFORNIA.
johnson, Amer, for Gov. 5o,e4s
Bigler, Dem, 45.957
Maj. for Johnson, 5,0ll
WISCONSIN.
Bashford, Rep for Gov. s2.6o2
Barstow, Dem, s2,227
Maj. for Bashford, s75
Boyce Rep, for Gov. 5000
Clark. Dem 1858
SIade Amer. 1851
Miner, Amer. and Rep, for Gov. 28.o2s
Inpham. Dem. 1880
Dalton Wing, 1906
Congrcss-al four Representatives Americans.
NEW YORK.
Headcy. Amer, for Secretary of State, 14s,557
King, Republican, b,69o
Hatch Soft Democrat, 1889
Ward, Hard Democrat, $685. $780, $50
Or, take the vote for Governor in 1904:
Clark, fusion of eyery ism. l5s.so4
Uman Amer, l22,2S2
Seymour, sof Democrat, l5s,4e5
Bronson, Hard Democrat 81, S5O-19O,345
PENNSYLVANIA.
Nicholas, fusionist, for Canal Com'r, 149,745
Pium,ner Democrat, lGl, 2Sl
williamson. Republican, 1925
Cleaver, Native, 1855
Henderson, Wing, 2,2a3
Martin, Amer, 6iS
Purncll, Amer, for Comptroller, a., G61
Bowie, Democrat: 39O79
Purnelrs majority, 1882
Congress-four Americans and two Democrats.
VIRGINIA.
Wise, Democrat. for Governor, 1891
Flour"oy, American, 1924
Wiscs majority, 1880
All the Representatives in Congress but one Gar
lilc) Democratic
NORTH CAROLINA.
Aggregate vote for Denoc. congressman, 47,s57
I" American 1851
KENTUCKY.
Morchcad American, for Governor, 69,sls
Clark, Democrat 65.4l3
Morehcads majority, 4,4Os
Congrcss-6 Americans and Democrats.
TEXAS.
Bell, Dem, for Congress- LIST district 1870
Hancock. American, 9496
Evans, American, I'd district 1892
Ward, Democrat, 1881
Wickliffe, Democrat, for Governor, 22,3s2
Derbigney, American, 19,4l7
Majority for Wckliffe, 1850
Congresses Democratic; l American.
ALABAMA.
Winston, Democrat, for Governor, 1926
Shortridye. American, S2,l2s
Winston's majority, lI,7Ss
Congress- Democrats and Americans
MISSISSIPPI
MRae Democrat, for Governor, 32.63s
Fon:ainc, American, 1881
MRaes majority, 4,947
Congress- Democrats and American.
GEORGIA.
johnson, Democrat, for Governor, 53,47s
Andrews American, 1922
Johnson's majority, 1926
| Only American ('rrippe) elected to Congress.
TENNESSEE.
johnson. Democrat. 67,499
Gentry, American, 6o.5S2
Majority for johnson, 2165
! Congressman equally divided between K. Ms and
Democrats.
| Fools AND FoLLY-DuELLING.-We publish a
| correspondence between Hon. Mr.. Bu,lmgame, of
Massachusetts, and Col. Brooks of South Carolina,-
! which, to us, as Northern men, cannot but be NOR
| tifying.
| Mr.. Burlingamc made, our readers know, fiery
| anti Southern speech,-ve'y well for Bunkum,
though of no practical use whatever,-and it was
| given out that he would fight over what he said
| The South Carolina Brooks took him at the word
| and substantially challenged him. Under advice of
Mr.. Speaker Banks, Mr. Burlngame substantially
| recognized Mr.. Brooks gentleman, though he
had beaten his colleague Sumner in very mean