The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-28
THE STATE ELECTIONS.
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The RSsnlt In Fairfield and Greenviile.
ESPECIAL TKtEeRAM TO THE NEWS.

The Rssnltin Fairfield and Greenvii1e.
ESPECIAL rHtEsRAM TO THE NEWS
COLUMBIA, October 81.
The official returns from Fairfield County gives
Scott 2sIs. Carpenter 1l47. From Greenyille, Car
penter 1sao, Scot. 1855, Butler 1883 Ransier 14lo
NcKissick 1870, Wallace 143l For representatives
Williams. Crittenden, Taylor and Sullivan, all Re-
formers, are elected. The entire Reform ticket is
elected.
The grand jury OF Chester have presentedsixty-
i've eolored voters for prosecution for perjury.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE NEws.l ,,r,,.,
.srr GREENvnLE. October 26. .
- VIA COLUMBIA, october n.
The. following Is the result Of the election in
this county. The entire Reform ticket was elect
ed by nearly four hundred votes. The majority
for Governor was ss5; majority for, Lieutenant
Governor. .453; majority for congressSss. ~ G
20 The Result tn Marlboro, ,,..,.
ArorrSspondent writes us from Bennettsyille
on Wednesday,: :a-A,l. !
"The eofnciai count for Marlboro was finished
this afternoon, and the result is Reform deieat.
The boxes were well guarded, the count fairly
made, and the Republican majority proves even
greater than was at first supposed, being nearly
three hundred instead Of one hundred. We have
entered a protest against the election OF b. j.
Maxwell! totne Senate, he being both postmaster
and school commissioner at the time OF his elec-
tion. Much might be written Of Republican
frauds in the election"
The Result in Chesterfield.
A Correspondent writes from Cheraw on We'd
nesday: q,
The commissioners finished counting the votes
for tais county late last night, and We received
this morning the intelligence that, notwithstand-
ing two Of the boxes were stuffed with Radical
votes, we beat them lss votes. Had everything
been done properly we would have had majori-
ty OF over 400 votes.''
The Cheat I'm Rarnwell-A Card from
Senator Leslie.
The Columbia Phoenix prints the following (:
COLUMBIA, October &C.
The vote in Barnwen has been estimated with
some care and the result Is as favorable to the
Ring ticket as q .fair count would maze II: Re
form, 2OaO; Ring ticket 1885, split 1905. Mr. Editor,
Won viii now see why C. D. Hayne, James n.
Hayne and ]. w. MiXson refuse to connt the votes
in the presence of the people. The TWO Haynes
are candidates for the Legislature, and Mlkson Is
poor Candidate for probate nudge. Bring on me the
militia Bring on the United States soldiers, anu
If any man dare say no, run him through. On'y
think OF, it; the vote i very close-say one nun,
q room. to count the r0tes! After they have
counted, then what2 They destroy the ballots
destrov the evidence Of their guilt Let us have
peace Long live the Republic C.P. LESLIE.
The Result in Colleton.
A correspondent, writing from WATERFORD on
the 26th, says:
"The counting Of votes for Collet0n is over. The
boxes were guarded by joint committees from
both parties until yesterday morning at O'Clock,
when committee consisting Of Aessrs. J. ].
Fox, c. c. Henderson and D. s. Henderson, Of the
Reform party, met the commissioners OF election
at Mcintyre House, attended by s COMMITTEES OF
similar size from the Radicals, and were busily
engaged counting the votes from the above hour
until half-past3 O'clock this morning The fol-
lowing IS the whole result which yoa would care
TO know: ss
Carpenter. r.............-.... 1850