Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-03-06
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Phillips, Unionist, AL. Convention 1s5 .n.;..,
Convention 1851 Moore has spoken in trumno.
tones for the Union
Edgecombc County.
John L. Bri5gers and Kenneth Thiguep Di.nn;,,
ists elected. Bridgers 1924, Thigpen 1897 VI @
Battle l67. For Convention 1888, against CoDv.D
ton II.
New Hanover County.
Hon. W. S. Ashe and R. Fl. Cowan Disnnion;.,
elected Cowan 1516, Ashe 1869, W. A. WRIGHT
Unionist, 5l7, John Dawson, Unionst, 51O F.,
Convention 1871, against Convention 21o
Robson County.
Col. Thomas A. Norment and Thos. ]. Moriso,
Unionists, elected by large majority The Conn
ty has gone against Convention by decided M,
jority. Robson has done remarkably well.
Columbus County.
Mr. Wooten, Disunonist elected. Majority for
Convention 1872
Duplin County.
w. j. Houston and j. T. Rhodes, DisunioniS,,
elected without opposition. For Convention 1919
against Convention II.
Sampson County.
DR.. Thomas Bunting and j. L. Mosele7, Disnn;or
ists elected. For Convention $50, against ConveD.
ton 531.
Beaufort County.
Messrs. E. j. Warren and D. NJ. Carter, Uniopists
elected. Vote on Convention not given.
Lenoir County.
d. E. Bond, Disunionist elected Majority fr
Convention ESQ.,
Wayne County.
Messrs. Z. A. Thompson and G. Y. Stronp D;c
unIonists, elected. Thompson 1905, Strong. 19o7
Collier, Unionist 254, Faircoth, Unionist 253. For
Convention 1885, against Convention 242.
Nash County.
Hon. A Il. Arlington, Disunionist, elected. For
Convention $50, against Convention 49,
Craven County.
Messrs. John D. Whtford and Georue Groon
elected Mr.. Green may be classed among the Dis
unionists, but we do not SO regard Mr. Whitord
Majority for Convention about $50.
Carteret County.
G. K. Thomas, Unionist, elected by decided
majority. The majority against Convention is about
200.
Brunswick County.
I. D. Meares Dsunionist, elected over D.
Baker, Unionist, by "a votes. Vote on Convention
not given, but close.
MeckIenburg County.
Hon. j. W. Osborne and w Johnston Dsuniopiss
elected. For Convention 144s, against Convention
252.
CASTOR County.
DR.. S. X. Johnston, Disunionist elected. For
Convention 1914, against Convention 1b6.
Warren County.
Hon. W. n Edwards and F. A. Thornton Dis
unonists, elected. For Convention IA, against
Convention 80.
Halifax County.
R. H. Smith and DR.. L. W. Bachelor, Unionists,
elected. We have not received the vote
Franklin County.
W. P. Williams, Disunionist, elected We have
not received the vote.
Surry County.
William Haymore, Unionist, elected HaymOre
1885, I. V. Hamlin, Disunionist, 21S For Con.
Vention 2O7, against Convention 1136.
Yadkin County.
Hon. K. G. Puryear, Unonist, elected without Op
position. For Convention 81, against Convention
1890
Buncombe County.
NJ. Patton, Unionist, elected by large majority.
The Convention vote not given
CaswelI County.
Hon. Bedford Brown and William Long, Union
lists, elected. Brown s21, Long 1872 John A. Graves,
Disunionist, 269, R. l. Smith, Disunionist, 287.-
For Convention 692, against Convention 1877
Nine cheers for old CaswelL Col Brown has been
triumphanty and gloriously sustained.
Randolph County.
John B. Troy and William j. Long, Unionists,
elected without opposition. Fer Convention As,
against Convention 2,466.
Mcdowell County.
Mr.. Burgin, Unionist elected by so majority
Old Fort in the immediate neghborhood of Mr..
Burgin, gave $50 votes for, and only against the
Union. Where is Mr. Avery?
CIeayeland County.
DR.. W. Ut Miller and j. w. Tracey, Disunionists,
elected For Convention 1870, against Convention
III.
Lincoln County.
W. Lander Disunionist, elected by 62O majority.
Majority for Convention 600.
Union County.
H. NJ. Houston, Disunionist elected. Majority
for Convention g.
Rutherford and Polk.
Messrs. Carson and Durham, Disunionists, elected.
Majority for Convention 900.
Catawba County.
Rev. Mr.. Hinkle, Disunionst, elected. For Con-
yention 91S, against Convention 158.
Person County.
Hon. E. G. Reade, Unionist elected The County
has gone by decided majority for a Convention.
Johnston County.
C. b. Sanders and j. II. Kennedy, ,Unionlsts,
elected. See statement of vote elsewhere. Mr.
Watson and Mr.. Williams were not candidates.
The Inauguration of Lincoln.
Mr.. Lincoln was inaugurated on Monday last as
President.