Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-11-29
ELECTION RETURNS.

| FRANKLIN CoUNTY.-The Radical candidates,
| Harriss (white) and Williamson negro) are
| elected.
| CUMBERLAND.-The Radical candidates, W. A.
Mann (white) and J. " Hood (negro) are elected
| in this county.
JoHNsToN.-The Radical candidates, James Hay
and Nathan Gully, are also elected in this county
| Observation-Disclosures ticket elected
CATAwBA--Is reported to have gone Conserva'
| tive By handsome majority.
| WARREN-The Radical ticket, John r cid (white)
| and John HymaD, (negro), are elected.
CARTERET.-C ongleton, white Radical, is proba'
bly, elected lowing to the fact that three Conser-
valve precincts were closed on account of there
being one to take the oath as inspectors
Sentinel
ORANGE.-In this county Major John w. Gra-
ham and DR.. E. NJ. Holt, Conservatives, arc elec-
ted to the Convention by 316 majority The ma
jority against Convention Is 80.
PERsoN-Merritt, Conservative, elected by 16J
majority over negro preacher
WAYNE.-RadicaI delegates elected by decided
majority.
(white) and Cutee Mayo, (negro), Radicals, are
elected.
IREDELL-Ras gone Radical owing to the apathy
of the whites. IredeIl is part OF the voting dls
trict of Caldwell, Wilkes, lredell and Alexander
which elects five delegates.
BURKE Has also gone Radical. 1t, together
with Mcdowell elects two delegates.
Rowan AND DAvIE.-These two counties, which
together entitled to three delegates, have pro
baby elected the Conservative ticket, although in
the former the Conservative majority Is very
small, where it should have been very heavy. Over
go Conservative white men absented themselves
from the polls. The vote stands, Tor convention,
1875; against, 339.
WILsoN.-The vote in this county is as follows:
Wiley Daniel, (Radical), 667; James ". Davis,
Dcmocrat) 583; j. Z. Tatten, (RadcaD, 1856 For
Convention 894; against Convention SO. The
county registered 1888 votes.
GTEcILEyBURG.-Thi county has probably gone
Radical In Charlotte more than 800 whites
fused tOyCte.
SA0IrsoN.-ConvcntiOn ], 129; against, 1855. To-
tai 1914 Delegates: Joseph d. Pearsal 653;
Alexander Williams, 873; Lorenzo d. Hall, All;
Sylvester Garter S84; Ransom Hail. 173; Ollen N.
Parsons 12l; Scattering and informal, 345.
BLADEN.-One half the county has been heard
from The vote i'll the first registration precinct
is as follows: Convention 944; against, 800. To-
tai 1861 Abial ". Fisher. 93l: Frederick +.
French, 932; Bartian Robson, 1872; Richard L.
Lewis, G32. This is sufficient to indicate the
cess OF the Convention question and the election
OF the Radical candidates.
FOEsYTuE.-For Convention 1862; Against 20.
Total ,O9l. Z. &, league, Radical, elected.
PERQUEIANs.-Dr. YIN. Nicholson, Coneerva-
tive elected.
HALIFAx-Two negroes and one white Radl-
cal are elected to the Convention.
CHoyAN.-French, Radical, G32; Ethridgc, Con-
sCryatlye, I13.
The counties Of GATES, NORTHAMPTON, JoSEs and
PIrT are also reported to have gone Radical.
Observation-Disclosures, Radical, and Mullihin,
moderate Republican elected.
CABABRUs. -Bolume; Radical, elected.
The following is the complete official returns OF
fine vntn cast in New Hanover county during the