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GeorRetoWn.

Total number Of votes polled, 1918; for Whit
temore, lOSs; for Dunn, 23l. Majority for
Whlltemore, s5S.
Williamsburg.
In this county Whittemore's majority Is
overwhelming. The Star says that at Kings
tree the vote was: WhiItemore, 204; Dunn, so.
The county goes overwhelmingly for White
more.
Sumter.
In this county the whites took little or no
interest in the election. The vote for the
whole county, as reported by special telegram
to The CHARLESTON News, is: Whittemore, 2O39;
Dunn, 6s.
Kershaw.
The vote In this county is light, but White
more is a long way ahead. Our correspondent
reports the vote to be: Whittemore, 666; Dunn.
l79, and Rainey, 4.
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NoRH CAROLINA POLITICS.
WILMINGTON, June 3.

WILMINGTON, June g.
The Republican County Convention, which
closed here last evening, has nominated
negro for the Senate and three negroes for the
lower House, also negro for sheriff. Many
white and colored Republicans are dissatisfied,
and a new convention may be held. 1t is fear
ed by the leaders that the disposition of the
negroes to monopolize the offices will
have bad effect on the counties which have
white majorities. The partnership between
the negroes and the carpet-baggers is dis
solved.
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THE JUNE CONVENTION.
WHAT THE COUNTIES SAY ABOUT IT.
TIE Str to Will Meet in Council.
From the Anderson 1ntelligencer.l


From the Anderson Intelligencer.l
We have opposed the State Convention, but
the fact that twenty-four counties have already
taken action towards securing arepresenta-
tlon in that body induces us to withdraw our
opposition, and we are disposed to unite with
our tellow.citiaens in arranging for a faithful
and earnest delegation from this county. We
still believe It unwise for the convention to
nominate q State ticket, AMI are inclined to
think that this view OF the situation is concur
red in by majority VI cur political friends
in council on. the 18th instant, and Anderson
should be represented With fair deliberation
and earnest discussion, we can have no lears
that ausht but the Jest interests of the State
will be considered. Under these circumstan-
ces, we would urge the presence Of every citl-
zen Interested in devisng means for the secur-
ty of better government at the meeting on
Monday next.
A Foregone Conclusion.
[Froln the Keowee Courier.l
In our last we informed our readers that the
convention was f0regone conclusion, and ex-
pressed the hope that our county would be
represented. We do not desire to dictate to
our readers, but simply 10 present facts for
their consideration. II the convention be poll
tic, then all admit we should be present by
representation; If 1t be impolitic, Is it not
equally important that our delegates be there
to avoid the resulting dangers Whether we
are present or absent, we are In the same craft
and must share its fortunes and misfortunes.
Is q positive good more worthy Of commenda-
ton than negative one? To counsel the
avoidance of evil is no less beneficial than to
assist In advocating good: The objects of the
convention are common benefit A majority of
the counties ofthe State will be represented. Is
1t polite to withhold our assent and aid In a
worthy cause? Suppose the proposed course
barren of present fruit. can the failure preju-
dice our present condition or future prospects?
May not the liberal views of the convention
soften down existing prejudices and pave the
way for future success? Confidence is plant
Of slow growth. 1t cannot spring up and bear
fruit In an hour, no more than character can
be formed in moment. These are the fruits
of the daily acts and conduct of years. Reform
too, must be gradual, otherwise it becomes
revolutionary. If the movement fails OF posi-
tive success this year. it may prove powerful
negative influence for good. If we lose the
Executive and Legislative departments at the
next election, may not the liberal views and
gathering strength Of this party prove pow
erful check to Radical legislation A powerful
liberal party, advocating Retrencbment and
Reform, though defeated is not dead, but will
live in its influence on every departmental
the government. We again say, let meeting
be held on sales-day, and delegates be appoint
ed to the convention
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THE PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY.
puTTiDEIpuTl. I

PHILADELPHIA, June 3.
Six members of the New School were placed
upon the Board Of TYlstees of the Corporate
keneral Assembly, six members Of the Old
choaL retiring A freedman's board. consist
of six members, was. appointed.
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The London Shipping and Mercantile
Gazette thinks the Southern States are plant
ing too much cotton and too little grain and
apprehends bad results
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WHI4TEMORE'S TRIUMPH.
FURTHER RETURNS FROM THE COUNTIES,
The additional returns received yesterday at
the NEWS Office would seem to place the cleo
ton of whittemore beyond all doubt

GERoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
M.proN G g. lime

GFRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
MARION, S. G, June 2.
The result of the vote for member of Con-
gress on the 3lst ult. was at this (Marlon
Courthouse) poll: For Whittemore, 23s; Dunn,
50; H. E. Hayne, 5; Rainey, 8; Reeves "a superla-
lively black citizen,) /. At High Hill poll only
Sc votes were cast, giving Dunn seven ma
majority. At Aliens Bridge Dunn had six ma
jority, Returns are very meagre, but so far as
we can estimate, the vote will hardly reach
one-half the usual vote polled. The colored
people as whole did not wish to vote for
whittemore, and believed Dunn to be a "Dem-
ocrat in disguise" and they consequently alb
sented themselves from the polls. If White
more is elected, as is probably the case, the
election is by default The colored people did
not wish to oppose the immaculate Ben, when
there had been issued no ukase from the Re-
publican CZar
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The other precincts Will probably be a tie
vote This wilf give Whittemore about 200
majority. The majority of the white voters of
Marlboro stayed away from the polls and did
not vote.
Georgetown.
In Georgetown, the election passed off very
quietly. The voting in the town seems to have
been general, both whites and blacks partici-
pating; but very little interest seems to have
been manifested in the country, as the figures
will indicate that more than half of the voting
population kept away from the polls. The
Georgetown Times gives the following as the
result, as far as heard from:
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Marlboro.
TrRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT

[FRoM OUR own CORRESPONDENT
! BENNETTsvlILE, S. c., June 2.
The following are the returns of the election
on Tuesday last for member of Congress to
represent the First Congressional District, uice
Whlttemore expelled. There are two precincts
not vet heard from officially:
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EDMUNDs.- On the nth instant, SARAH E. ED:
MOND6, formerly Of Alexandria d. O., In the SD OF
her Age.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of s. A.
Harrison. No Hamilton Terrace, West Philadelphia
Thursday, the 18th instant, at O'Clock.
FO6TER.AOn the 11th instant, MARGARET FOS-
TER, in the 18TH year Of her age. .f .
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral Friday Afternoon, the
14th instant at O'clock from her late residence No.
2ST Wood street To proceed to ODD Fellows OemeterY
HAINES-On the 18th instant, ANNIE r., daughter OF
Samuel and tho late Sae A. Haines, aged 20 years.
Funeral from her fathe.' IS residence, 1890 Calowh
street Friday next at II o'clock A NJ Interment at
South Laurel Hill
MoMUILAN.--on tho llth instant, JAMEs MoMUL
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited 20 at
tend his funeral from the residence Of his brotgerin
Andrew Brown. No 1874 Ualowhil street. Friday
afternoon the 14th instant at O'clock Sefvcesat the
Church Of the Covenant FlbeT street, west Of Seven
teenth To proceed TO Woodlands. -
MOsS.-On the 1lth instant after lingering illness,
LAVINA j. MOSS the wife Of Joseph Moss.
Due notice OF the funeral will be given.
ROBINSON Suddenly, on the 9th instant, JOHN A.
ROBINSON, In the 46th year of his age.
His relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attond his funeral from his late residences No
TITIOW.-On tho 9Th instant, JOHN TITLOW, SR..
in the SOth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends of the family, also the But
chers and Drovers invited to attend tho funeral,
from his late residence Fifth street and Gernantown
Thursday the 18th instant at IL O'Clock To
proceed TO Cedar Hin Cemetery.
wRAY,--Qn the evening Of the 9th instant. Miss
SARAH WRAY.
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from the residence Of Mr.. William
18th instant at 10 O'Clock To proceed TO Mount Moriah
Cemetefv.
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pIUsICAL AND DRAMATIC.
Tha CITY Amusements.

ITALIAN OPRRA.-Ths evening Bellini's opera OF
N orma wall he given, with Madame Briol as
''Normar and Sgnor Massimiliani as polio"
Ferrarf's new comic opera OF I'ipele is announced
for tomorrow, with Miss Kellogg and Signor Ron
conf In the leading roles.
AT THE CHEsEUT new drama by B0uclcault,
entitled Mercy Dodd, will be performed THIS evening,
with the comic drama OF A Husband 10 Order.
On Friday Miss Keene will have farewell benent
previous to her departure from the city for brief
season, and on Monday Miss Susan Galt0n and her
troupe will commence an engagement. 80
AT TEE WALNUT the military drama OF Not Guilty,
with It's great battle scene, will be repeated this
evening
AT THE ARCH the drama OF Little Emily will be
repeated this evening.
AT DUfnEz BBHEDICTs OPERA HOUSE an at
tractive minstrel performance will be given this
evening.
variety OF entertaining features will he presented
sIoSoR BIIrz and his son win exhibit some OF
their most curious feats OF magic at the Assembly
RuildinR this afternoon and evening.
Ar TsiR GERMAN THEATRE, Coates street, neal
Franklin a concert will be given on Tomorrow
evenin0. for the benefit OF the German Hospital.
RFCK's PHI. ADEIPHIA BAND will give their TWEEN
ty.nrst quadriile party at the Musical Fund Hal th
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CITY ITEMS.

IsUnpRn OvynsHoEs AND BooTs for Men, Women aud
Children can be had at retail At the very lowest prices
GOOdyear's manufacture old stand, No. @o ohssnut
street. lower side.
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DRY FEET.The most effeotual war of guarding ones
health is to keep the feet dry and that only
by the of India Rubber Owe rshoes and the nce-
ment season is upon would advise readers to
but the best quality which only be had
GooDxEARs Headquarters No. 3s Ohesnut street, south
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JEwELRY.-Mr. William w. Cassidy. No. "a 8. Second
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hne Jewey and Silverwsre in the city Purchasers
rely obtaining real article furnished at
price which cannot be equaed He also has large stock
Of American Western Watches In all varieties and all
prices visit to bis store is to result in pleasure
and profit.
HALLET, DAVIS Co.'s Orchestral Grand Pianos beat
everything in the shape OF pianos
called the king of pianos Go and hear them No ss7
Chestnut street.
EARTH CLOSET CoMPANY's patent dry earth commodes
and prvyfxtures at A. H. Francscus Co.'s, No. 5lS
Market street.
BUY clothing of Ohare Stokes, 84 Chestnut street.
under the Continental Hotel
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mAMMHED.

FAUsT-H -HKRRMAN,--In Horsham ownship, Montgo
merry county the 9th instant BY the ey "a 5nseielEn
MAN.
RIBLKTT-LAwToN.- .-Ou the TIN instant. AZ buckley
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