The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-05
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peaoe. The conducto of Mai. st. Ouae
and his command is highly COM
nended. So far as heard from, there
were no disturhan nces il Georgia yes
terday, except, at Savannah and
Augusta. Returns from q Counties
some OF which went largely Repub.
iican at the Governors election. show
q Democratic majority of II, 769. The
indications are that the Democratic
majority will be fully 25,0OO-.per-
haps $4,000. 57 e- ~
WILMINGTON, November 4.-The
Democrats claim the State. The
election of Shober, Democrat, in the
9Th District, is regarded certain. The
Democrats seem confident of elect
ing Durham in the 7th District.
Returns received here show net
Democratic gain on the Convention
OF 5000. Pitt County shows a De-
mocratic gain of 600, and Robeson
over 400. Richmond, Anson, Co
lunlbus, Wilson, Nash, Wayne, Hall
fax, Johnston, Cumberland, Samp-
SON. Duplin and Onslow, all Demo
cratic. Mecklenburg, Rowan and
Cabarras, small Republican gains.
SAVANNAH, Ga, November ALL
quiet N the city to-day. One of the
policemen shot by the negroes yes
tarday is dead, and another dying.
The negroes on the Ogechee are re-
ported arming and gathering in large
numbers, with the design Of entering
the city, under, the lead of Bradley.
An armed patrol is on duty tonight
in the city. The murder of young
Law, last night, by negroes, causes
deep feeling among the citizens. The
official count shows the city vote to
be 4, 938-a Democratic majority of
415; County vote 6,967-a Demo
cratic majority in the whole County
1895: >a,
40 P. M.-Large bodies of negroes
are assembling on the Ogechee and
louisville roads, to march into the
city. Persons living on the former
road have been compelled to come to
the city for protection. Persons re-
siding in the country, who attempted
to so home, have been ordered back
by the negroes in organized force.
White men have gone outside the
city TO remain during the night and
guard the approaches.
RAnEIGH, November 4.-The elec-
tion is quiet throughout the State;
returns come In slowly. Wake Coun-
ty gives Grant 405 majority-a De-
mocratic gain of $50. Franklin
County reported for Seymour by 200
majority Democratic gain of 400.
Johnston County reported gone for
Seymour by small majority "a De-
mocratic gain of over 400. Bladen
County--a small Democratic gain.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by 70 majori-
Sy-a gain of 433. Edgecombe, Off
cial, l,184 Republican majority. Car
teret County gone for Seymour by 80
malority-a gain of 60 Democratic.
Warren County, Republican ma
Jority of 1000. No returns from the
Western Counties, and nothing to
enable us to determine the result in
the State. ..l
New YORK, November 4.-Sey-
mour's majority is estimated at 500.
The Legislature is Republican.
In New Jersey it is estimated that
Seymour carried the State by 900.
The Democrats elect four Of the five
Congressmen-the Republicans los
ing an United States Senator.
New York elects eighteen Republi-
cans and thirteen Democrats, in
Guiding the following, from the lst to
the. 18th Districts: 1st. Henry A.
Reeves; I'd. John G. Schumacher; Sd.
Henry w. Slocum; 4th. John Fox;
9th. John Morrissey; 9th. Samuel
S. Cox; 9TH. Harvey G. Calkins; 9Th.
James Brooks; 9th. Fernando Wood;
10th. Clarkson N. Potter; 11th. Geo.
w. Greene. The Times says Hoff
man carrie the State by 5000.
Seymour's reported majority in
Kings County, N. Y, is 1879.
Hoffman runs about 1900 ahead of
Seymour.
San FRANCISCO, CAL, November
3-Midnight.- ht.-The city has gone
Democratic by aSNpt 1900. Re-
turns from the interior come in slow
ly, but indicate large Republican
gains. The State is confidently
claimed by the Republicans.
WASHINGTON, November 4.-Gool
auth ority makes Seymour's majority
IN New York nearly 5000. The LIE
glslature is claimed by both parties.
Oregon returns indicate that she
has gone for Seymour by 400 or 500
majority.
A special despatch to the Epeninq
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