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

BRUNSWICK Waccamaw-For Convention 81.
against 1. Legg, (Rad.) 16 Curtis, Conn 49,
Town Creek-Convention 206 against rs. Legg
2O6; Curtis Is Hodge IS.
Lockwood's Folly-Convention 10 against 23
Legg IS Curtis rs Hodge1.
Legg 10 elected.
CoLUMBUs-Fair Bluff-Con1ention 70 ; against
120. Lennon (Con.) 1928; Powell (Rad) rs.
Lennon is elected.
Later returns give TIE whole vote of the county
as follows Convention 577 against Convention
sos. Lennon COS Powell 472.
RoBEsoN-Conyontion o25 against 375. Chana
Com 5J7 Leach (Con.) 494 Nance (Ead) SIS:
Hays (Rad.) GIG.
RICHMOND Convention 1, 1884 against 1S9 il.
T. Long (Rad.) 1924; Peter McRae Conn l89.
LENoIR-Mosely Hall-Whole number Of votes
registered 376 Convention 225; against Conven-
ton II. II. W. King, (Rad.), 2l7; Il. T. Granger,
Conn, 49, At this precinct the inspectors intina-
ted that they had priUote instruction to note and
report every one who voted against Convention,
and invariably to take notice OF SUCH This deter
red many from voting. But little interest was
manifested by the whites.
Reconsideration 1901: against Convention
SOB. Tucker, (Rad. }, 1,127; Chillson tRad.), !
Ill; Bennett Con-, 65S; Redfearn, GG2.
A friend adds:
The Radical ticket has been successful in An
son. Tho once proud old county bows her head
in shame The Conservatives did all they could TO
avert the degradation nearly all the men with any
claims to decency or respectab!lity who once join
came manfuly and nObly to the polls and voted
the Conservative ticket; but II Ill vain. The ne
grOes and sneakin9 whites carried the dav and
Henry Il. Chillson a Massachusetts puritan, an
Ignorant demagOgue, and George fucker OF
whom the less said the better, are the delegates
from Arson!
WILsoN-Davis, (Con.). is understood to have
been elected.
BEAUFoRT-Rodman AID Silly (Rads.) are cleo
ted.
In Wake, Warren Craven, Wayne Mecklen-
burg and Alanance the Radical candidates are
elected.
Orange returns Graham an' Holt, Conserve
tives.
Rowan goes for the Conservatives. Dayie
which votes with it, has not bee, heard from.
Sufficient returns have been received, we think,
to decide that the Radicals will control the Con-
vention.
The vote Chapel Hill is as follows : Graham, 2l5
Holt, ZIG Hedrick, 247 Jones (uegrO) 245
For Convention 289 against Convention 17G.
The vote at White Cross, is as follows Graham.
IS Holt, sc Hedrick, AZ Jones (negro) AZ.
For Convention 46 against Convention 81.
No negro voted the white ticket, but some
twenty or thirty white mon voted the negro ticket.
The vote in Duplin IS as follows Peterson
(RadicaD, 1872 Highsmith (Radical), III Bryan
CONSERVATIVE, $50 Blount, CONSERVATIVE, 55l
Scattering, 7.
For Convention, 821 against Convention, 5s2.
In Lincoln county, King, AGdical, said to be
elected by ll5 majority. Herttord elects Con-
sentative ticket. Castor, Aydlett, Radical, elected
Rowan coupty-For Convention, 1898 against
Convention, S39.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, l, IFS; Johnson, 100;
Robbins, LOOP.
Radicals-Rose 1,O46 Hobbs, 1,O24 Shaver
], O03.
Vote in Lexington Davidson.
Conserve tives-Allen, 80 Jones, 81.
Radicals-Kinney, 400 Milikin, 40.