The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-10-24
For aoss,ne,- Jonathan Worth 71s, Al

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Bledsoe 581.
One precinct, W. Inns, to be heard from.
Maj. Jones no doubt reelected
+ Commols u. p. II. Russ ss2, R. 8. Perry
7S1, Calvin ]. Rogers 637, ~. OVERLY 5e6,
DR.. T. L. Banks 214. DR.. Banks came out
but few days before the election, and did
not canvass 20 Is a.
The vote polled is small The vote polled
last November was z, 100. The County could
no doubt poll $500 TO 8, 900 votes The vote
cast at this election is but little more than
one-third of the strength of the County.
We shall give the vote by precincts in our
next.
Lenoir Right with the Bright Side mp.
The vote for Governor at two precincts in
Lenoir, is as follows Dockery 105, Worth
1853. The vote for Senator at all the pre-
cincts but one, is Coward 81, Speight 3d.
Commons, Bright 81, Sutton 2O3 A friend
writes US as follows:
"We have met the enemy, and they are
ours" So far as the Senate and Commons
are heard from John H. Coward, Unionist,
leads James p Speight, Destructive, and r.
F. Bright, Unionist, leads Williams Sutton,
Destructive, by large majorities. This is
very unexpected and gratifying gain. Mr..
Bright is one of our best citizens, and will
make an excellent representative. Of our
old friend John H. Coward, our late faith
full and efficient Senator, all l need say is
that he has received the endorsement of
swell done, good and faithful servant" His
reelection to the Senate is a righteous judg-
ment by an intelligent, grateful, and right
thinking people. If our whole State would
present as sound men for Congress and the
Legislature the doors would soon fly open,
and the State would take her place in the
councils of the Union.
/ As Gen. Dockery declined to be a candi-
date, his vote was small. If he had been a
candidate two months ago, the indications
are that he would have been elected. The
old Destructiyes-with what are quite as
bad, their new allies, the latter-day war men
voted for Worth-of course they did
with vim. 1t is probable Worth is elected,
as he had no opponent Whether he will be
the Governor one year from to-day is another
question, and one which your correspondent
is not able to answer"
/ The vote in Greene County is as follows:
Senate, Coward 275, Speight 40. Mr.. Roun-
tree elected to the Commons Dockery 1872,
Worth 179.
Alamance County.
Rufus Y McAden and A. e. Boyd, De-
structives, elected to the Commons.
Orange County.
John Berry elected to the Senate, and W.
W. Guess and Squire D. Umsted to the
Commons
Franklin County.
Washington Harris elected to the Senate
Capt. j. J. Davis elected to the Commons.
Rowan and Davie Counties.
Senate. Rowan, R. F. johnson $50, F. E
Shober 292. Davie, johnson 1853, Shober
1885, johnson elected. Rowan, Commons,
o. G.. Foard 4O2 W. 81. Crawford 459, DR..
]. W. Jones 1859, ]. K. Graham 1913. Messrs.
Foard and Crawford, Destructives elected.
Davie, Commons, J. Fl. Clement $685. Lanier
12s, Orrel 113. Worth 476, Dockery.5O.
21s wayne County,
W. q. Thompson elected to the Senate,
and Mcssrs. Everitt and Garris to the Com.
mons. Worth 492, Dockery SO.
New Hanover County.
Senate, E. D. Hall. Commons, R. Il. Cow
an, c. W. McClammy. Worth 49S, Dockery
2. There are, at least, two unconditional
Union men in New Hanover These men
should be remembered and honored when
the Union is restored. We should like to
know their names.
Carteret and Jones Counties.
Mr.. Koonce elected to the Senate, and Jno.
M. Perry to the Commons from Carteret.-
The old and faithful Senator, DR.. Arendell,
was not candidate for reelection.
Cumberland County.
w. Mel. Mckay and T. S. Lutterloh cleo
| ted to the Commons. Dockery II, Worth
500.
Chatham County.
A friend writing from Haywood gives
| the result as follows in Chatham : Senate,
R. B. Paschall. Commons, Thomas W.
Womble, G. Moore, and G. May. Vote in
full not received. The vote at Haywood was,
Dockery 81, Worth "a.
| Hyde County.
Col Peleg Spencerelected to the Commons.
Brassfields, Granville.
A friend sends us the vote as follows, at
| this noble Union precinct: Governor, Dock
ry 116, Worth 80. Senate, John D. Bullock
17a, ]. ]. Speed 7, w. B. Hughes 1. Com.
mons, W. H. Jenkins 100, E. B. Lyon ISL,
H. Freeman TIA, DR.. P. P. Peace 90, ]. e.
Littlejohn 10, B. B. Hester a.. Our friend
adds: 1.-THE Howard amendment is popular
here" Brassfelds was one of the firmest
Union precincts during the rebellion. 1t
still maintains its integrity. 1t is commu-
nifty of honest farmers, who can have no OBJ
ject but the good of their country.
Guilford County.
Senate Peter Adams 1913, Jonathan Harris
494. Commons, ]. T. Morehead, Jr. S91, W.
R. Smith 1884, J. s. Houston s71, A. s. Hol-
ton 4ss, Abram Clapp 47s Mr.. Blair 49,
Messrs. Morehead, Smith aud Houston cleo
ted. Governor, Worth ss2, Dockery 49,
Davidson County.
Senate, Gen. ]. M Leach 100, T. P. Allen
5S9 Commons, c. F. Lowe sS9, ]. H. Shell
ton 1872. G. Kinney, 542. J. II. Hilton 509-