The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-18
HOW Is THAT FOR HIGH?
CHEERING EXPORTS FRoM THE CON-
sERHATIVE COUNTIES.
The Scattering Returns-A Light White
vote-Conscrvative Gains ala the Way
Round. q

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The election returns haVeJbeen very sloH
and very unreliable. 1t Is generally estfmat
ed that Moses has a majorityln. this county o
$500. Nathaniel Barnwell, The Independent
candidate for solicitor of the Flh Circuit, ha.
made q good run. At Acton, Trenholm'
Grove and KillIan's he has received nearly the
entire vote. Strong hopes are entertained
of bis election. The only doubt Is in Edge.
field County, where It is reported that the
white vote has been very small.
In Lexington the reports are that Corley,
the Boilers candidate for the Senate, has
been elected by a handsome majority. Tele.
grams received here show that the Conserva.
live county ticket has been elected In Green.
Vile by a majority ranging from 2s6 to 400!
Perry's majority tor Congress in that county
is 4sO. The majority for w. b. Perry for
solicitor Is 1874. In Anderson the Bolters'
State ticket has run ahead. some 800 votes.
The election of General Wallace and the fusion
ticket from Union County La assured by from
800 10 500 majority. The indications are that
the Conservatives have gained several dele
cations to the General Assembly; notably
Union, York, Lancaster, and the senator, J.
Q. Donaldson, from Greenvlhe.
Neagle bought eighty-ave doliars' worth of
| fireworks here tonight to celebrate the vic.
tory of Moses. The latter, VIII, several other
Radical g%randeeS, made speeches In further
ance of the jubilee. Moses promises a great
reform in tho State expenditures and In the
reduction of the fraudulent debt. It is gene
rally believed here that the Moses ticket has
been elected by about fileeh Thousand ma
joriJy. The friends of A. 8. Wallace, the Rad
ical candidate for Congress, claim three thou
sand majority for him In Fairfield aud Chester
Counties, and affect to believe that 1t cannot
be overcome In the other counties of the Con-
gresslonal District. ~ Our VrvE.
Brief Bulletins from the Radical Pam
faudrum-A Soft Thing for tho Regu-
lar TIcket-Let Us Prey,
ESPECIAL TBLEGRAn TO THR Nswsl
COLUMBIA, g. O., October II.
The following ara the latest dispatches re-
celved at the executive committee rooms Of
the Radical party:
AIKEN, October II.
Moses Is 1000 ahead. The whole Rspubli-
can county ticket ls elected.
G%REENv1LLE, October I7-Evening.
Tomlinson's majority Is said to be from 300
to 500. ta &
BEAUFORT, October Knight. =
As far as heard FROM; We (the Radically
have 5000 majority, and the;best precincts are
yet to behpard from. ia
LArER.-Ten precincts have been heard
from. The Regulars have. 34Ol to the lat
iter's 1876. 49,
ANDERSON, October T.
Tofnlinson will carry this county by from
800 .se-4o9 >maJorlty.r -eRom1tpson gained
heavily here In the afternoon, and carried the
village box by 40. Cochran leads the Radical
ticket for the Legislature, beating the two
Democratic nominees at this box by $40 votes.
The white and black vote Is even.
CAMDEN, October II.
There we're $500 votes cast in lhls county.
Returns from all the precincts give the Regu-
lars a total majority OF l50. Later-The
county goes for Moses sure by 200 majority.
ABBEvnLE, October II.
The Regular Republicans have a majority
ior the State ticket of 400. At this place the
Radical county ticket Ia 300 or 400 ahead.
Nothing official has been received from the
adjacent precincts, but The indications are thai
the Moses ticket will carry the county by at
least 1000.
AIKEN, October 1850 P. M.
In ten precincts Moses received 1756, Tom
llnson 167.
WINNsBoRo, October 17-l.20 P. NJ.
Moses carries Chester by about 21o0. Fair
field gives for the Regular ticket about 600
majority for every thousand votes cast.
WALHALLA, October II.
Keith is ahead for the Senate. Tomlinson Is
600 ahead.
ORANGEBURG, October 1880 P. NJ.
Thirteen polls have been heard from, and
give as the result: Moses 24O2, Gleaves 2442.
Tomllnson CAT, Hsyne 512, Allen, secretary OF
state, 4s7, Hayne 2436, Greene, attorney
general, $50; Melton 2445, Gary 62l, Cardozo
2436, Roberts, superintendent education, 45s;
Jllson 244s; Murray, comptroller-general, sos;