The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-08

ais are ahead. Tennessee ID Claimed lor
Greeley by 10000 majority. Maynard beats
Cheatham 1000. johnson is far behind.
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THE RESULT IN souri, CAROLINA. 7
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Tho Latest Facts and Figures from the
coun,fes-Apathy,i ia AbbevfIe.
-IFRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS
NMETYssrx, Novembere 6.
The election here was ysry quiet, and the
vote small, not one-half Of either whites or
blacks voting. At this bot Greeley received
as votes and Grant 2so, aM about the same
proportion prevails throuah9nt the county.
The Black Vote in5 Bnrnwell.
BLAoKv1I4E, November g..
The Grant electoral ticket has carried Barn.
well. County by about l5oodmajorlty. A small
vote was polled, and there we're no disturb
ances. ~
At this precinct Grant received 1874 votes
and Greeley II. The bllcks turned out In full
force, and all voted for Grant. 49, ,-.!.-..
The Usual Result "A Beaufort
BEAUg9RT, November S.
The Grant and Wilson electoral ticket has
carried Beaufort County By about $500 majori-
ty.; A four.hfth vote Was !polled, and there
were no disturbances of any consequences. AL
of the different boxes will be countedin Beau
fort town day after tomorrow, and you will
then have the official return. But think you
can rely upon the statement above.." =. 20 y
No Change In Chester: .'..,
CHESTER, November S. :,
The Grant and Wilson electoral ticket has
carried Chester County by about 1900 majorl'
~. A small white vote was polled, and there
were no disturbances. -..------.---.-r--- - =
Indifference in'EdgeHeid.
EoaEFIELD, November Z.
The election passed off very quietly. The
whites took but little Interest In the election.
There were 144 while votes cast and sll col
ored votes. or these the Greeley electors re-
ceiyed 1872 votes, the Grant electors 82l. and
one vote for O'Conor and Adams. Have not
heard from any of the other precincts In the
county.
The Whites In anorgetown all for
Greeley.
GEORGETOWN, November 6.
Grants majority In Georgetown will be
about 1900. The vote, with two precincts to
hear from, is Grant 1859, Greeley lsl. The
colored vote was almost solid for Grant, he
having lost, so far as heard from, but thir.
teen votes In the county. All the white men
voted for Greeley except nine.
All Quiet I'm Kershaw.
CAMDEN, November 6.
The election was dull, and the white vote
very light. Grants majority In Camden ID 7e6
out of 1927 votes. 1t is probable that the
county will give Grant majority Of from Soo
to 1000.
The Nominal Election in Marlboro.
BENNETTsvrLLE, November S.
The vote, nt this precinct have nearly all
been cast (three O'Clock P. M.,) and stand as
follows: Colored voters ATS, all Tor Grant,
white voters Sc. Very few whites from the
country have come out to vote. Indeed, 80
far as they are concerned, the election is
merely nominal. AS this Is the largest precinct
In the county, a tolerably correct Idea may be
formed of the result of the final count, but
will send you the official returns as soon as 1t
can be had.
The New Council OF Newbsrry.
NEWBERRY G. H., November 6.
The result of our local election ls as follows:
]. P. Pool, lntsndant; O. Wells, P. Rodlesper'
per. Captaln Gauntt, and n. Bowers, wardens'
The ticket is Conservative-the parties white
In regard tn the Presidential election, every
thing was quiet and dull. But little entnu'
siasm was manifestation Greeley.
Orangeburg Duil and Radical.
BRLNcHvLLE, November s.
The vote here stands 4s Ior Greeley and lSs
for Grant. The result In the county Will sno"
about the same proportion. The voting Was
very dull. and everything Is quiet.
Official from Richlaud.
COLUMBIA, May Z.
The total vote of Richland County was 3ss2
of which Grant received 3247, Greeley 7ol
and there were A scattering votes. p
Tb, same Old Story from Sumter.
SUMTER, November 6.
The Grant ticket has carried Sumter Count!
by four.frths msjorlty. very small YOU
was polled, the white people manifestlns NJ
interest whatever 10 the election.
OcoHee.
WALHALLA November G.
The vote here resulted as follows: Gran
5ll, Greeley 3s3, O'Conor l6.
Some Good News from Union.
UNION, November
The election to-day passed off very quietly
but in consequence of the late hour before tn
polls are closed It is impossible for me to CIV
the full vote of the county. At this box
Jeter, Conservative, received $40 votes; Mol
lev, Regular candidate, 54s votes, and d. d
| D. Byron, independent Republican 80. I fee
confident that T. B. Jeter s elected by owe
900 majority, some say 76o. I can give 20
nothing reliable as to the electoral ticket, 70
two reasons: 1st. The State executive com
mittee did not furnish enough Greeley an
Brown tickets, and although the press In th'
a H1x In