The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-23
Second Dispatch.

quiet. Both parties are betting on the
Second Dispatch. $3.50 :
W1LM1NGToN, N. c., April 22.--The, Radi-
cal majority in this city in the two days :,
election is about 600. 1t will probably be
reduced tomorrow. The registered negro
majority here is 1871. 1t is thought the city
and county will give about 800 majority for
the Constitution less than the regis
tered negro majority. The majority for the
Convention last. fall was 1887. Reliable
information from one precinct IN Columbus
county gives the Conservatives 1873 and
Radicals 3O-twenty negroes voting the
Conservative ticket. Il. re.gs saE
WELDON, HALIFAX COUNTY; April o..
There is small Conservative majority to-
day. as., y ~ 5 .It,, ..fg
,ays Third Dispatch. : $50.
WILMINGTON, N. c., April 22.--Partial
returns from Duplin county give over 400
majority against the Constitution. At Halls
vile, in that county, the whole vote ll35)
was cast against the Constitution. 81
NEwBERN, N. c., April 22.-The election
lis goingzo off quietly. The total vote for two
DAYS in the city and the negro settlement
known rs Hayti, gives the blacks o majority
of $50. The news from the interior indi-
cate large Conservative majorities.
5 RALEIGH, N. c., April 22---The yote.will
be fnll one. On yesterday there were
1875 votes polled here, and to-day the vote
aggregates 1000. The blacks have polled
nearly their entire strength. The reports
from the country are favorable to the Con-
servatiyes, but there is no certainty as to the
result. The polls are kept strictly from the
public, and will be till counted. aE.
!, The large Radical majority in Wake
county may be reduced, but cannot be over
come. .5szas;zss 80 = y ..<es -
A serious disturbance was threatened in
this city this afternoon. about a o'clock,
caused blythe conduct of J.iH. Harris, the
negro candidate for the House from w axe
county. 1t was promptly suppressed.
,a. SOUTH CAROLINA. - .es. x,
CHARLESTON, S. c., April 22.-The ma,
jority, for the new Constitution, as far as
heard from, is $4,000. $50 g,
..,e- GEORGIA. #aa
AUGUSTA, GA, April 22.--The election is
progressing without disturbance. Total
SOlCS .s.rtE ~ .tas4L
Accounts from the interior are conflict
ing-each party claiming to be ahead
Bullock and Gordon being claimed elected
| by their respective friends. The result can
only be known when the polls close. q
SAVANNAH, Ga, April 22.-The election
to-day passed off quietly. Every species
| of fraud is practiced by the Radical mana
gers. The president of the city board Of
registration neglects his duty-to interfere
with yoters-to such an extent as TO invoke
the protest of his clerks. LIZ. . =. I'll
The Conservative strength is growing
The colored Conservatives are active, and
! the Radicals are disheartened and losing
| confidence. The vote cast yesterday ano
to-day are acknowledged by all to be II
favor Of the Conservatives. Total vote fol
three days-In, city, 4,2S7 county, 1856.
ATLANTA, GA, April 22.-The election
was orderly, with heavy vote Of both par
ties, the Democratic being the largest. Cor
don is considerably ahead. A very large
white vote is expected on the last day.
Gordon and. Bullock, the two candidates
| for Governor, are in this city. a@
! ,IAa& LOUISIANA. -. ~
NEW ORLEANS, April 22.-No returns ye
made of. the election, and the delay il
4 severely commented upon by the city press
which says it is eminently calculated t
excite suspicion Of the returns being tam
pered with. s..-..- ..yq.
Further returns give slightly increase.
Democratic majority in the city and parisl
of Orleans. There is a large Democrat
majority in the parish for the municipal
and State tickets. 80 r.1is
Thirteen parishes give majorities agains
the, Constitution and six give majorities TO
it. Two or three parishes give very larg
maiorities for the Constitution. The maJe
|. rites against it are small. The result i
I the State is still extremely doubtful.