The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-07
so1sE COUNTY ELECTION.

Ne are enabled IN approximate sVHe""o'
near the result, and find the banks OF Salt rive
crowded with defeated candidates ready
; take passage up that memorable stream. u
: Of 1874 votes that were cast in Idah" City pr
cinct, there were only IA straight tickets, 4
of which were Republican. and 81 Democratic
John HALEY has 20 majority in this precnc
while McClintock, the Radical candidate 10
Sheriff has 81 majority. German, Democrat
for Assessor, has 80 majority. Richards, Rad
ical, for Auditor, has 26 majority. Landing
Radical, for County Commissioner in this dis
trict, has la majority, and Foote, Democrat
for District Attorney, leads Brown by %
The Radical candidates on the Legislative tick
ct have all average majority ranging from y
to so, with the exception of Councilman fol
the long term, Ben Wilson having no oppo
sitiOn.
From Messrs G. W. Anderson and BeI
Hayes, of Pioneer we learn that John HALEY
has - majority at that place; Foote, 6S;
Bradford, 81 German, 81; Hayes, IL Mer
rill, g. and the Democratic candidates for the
Legislature an average majority of between
60 and 20. Colonel Stevenson, for County
Commissioner, received every vote polled tx,
cept four.
At Placeryie, Bradford has n majority OF
so over McCl;ntock; Strong leads German by
about %, and Richards has Il majority over
Hayes for Auditor, while the average Repubi-
can majority on the Legislative ticket is about
50
Mr.. James Clyde, who has just arrived from
the Halfway House, on the Boise City road
informs us that McClintock received II major
ity at that precinct, and German received II
majority; Merrill also got majority but the
exact number we did not obtain.
From Mr.. James Hawley, of Quartzburg,
we learn that HALEY has Il majority of : in
that precinct; Bradford leads McCntock l.;
Foote beats Brown 4; Strong leads German
IA; Richards over Hayes ), and Brodbcch has
10 majority over Merrill, !
Outside of the ma"riiies known for HALEY,
Bradford and German nothing can be told un-
Il AFTER 'He olilcial count
We have not heard from The outside pre-
.lncts. such as Horseshoe Bend Squaw Creek
md Upper Payette, but from the returns al I
'eady IN there is no doubt of Bradtords cleo
ion by majority. that will probably exceed
me hundred, German is also elected by from
fifty TO seventy five, and the chances favorable /
or Hayes and Vance far Auditor aud Probate t
Judge respectively. Wilson having 40 oppp-
Ition is Of course elected. and 81, brGay. Mr. /
Witt is elected also. Until all the returns
ome in ii will be difficult to determine the
esnlt on the balance of the Legislative ticket.
ut from all We can gather, the Republican,
are thus far it'll, ahead.
We shall, as soon as the rcsal, is known. re-
lew the matter and explain the cai,rs aud
easons o. our defeat. Suffice il 10 say lhat
he failure OF the Democracy IL eject ever,
,an on their ticket is due entirely 10 them.
ewes or rather /" the course OF men who
ave heretofore prated so loudly Of IN. c,n,,.
a upI n
y their personal preiudices and auimo.,,,.s
sed every exertion 10 defra. the entire D,mo
ratio ticket They ar. kpo,,,.,1r,. a. i
remand will be remembered from this time
nth as men who haven't a spark Of priuciule |
r genuine Democracy in their composition
heir treachcrv stands UNPARALLELED IN H.. 49,