The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04

AUGUSTA, October 3.-Returns come in
slowly. Partial returns from the following
counties give Smith Democrat) over $1,000
majority: Barlow, Blbb, Baldwin, Cobb, Ca
torsa, Clay, Clayton, Chatham, Dougherty,
Floyd, Fulton, Gordon, Henry, Lee,
Lownde$, Monroe, Mitchell, Morgan, Mus
cogce, Murray, Pierce, Richmond, Spauld-
ing, sumter, Troup. Terrell, Talbot, Whit
field, Wilkes, and Warren. The official count
Ill Chatham county gives the Democrats 2,940
minority. The Republicans have carried De-
catur county by 800 and Thomas county by
100. North Georgia has gone Democratic.
1t will be impossible to giyeanything more
satisfactory tonight, but there appears to be
no doubt that the Democrats have carried
the State by 10000, Us Il full vote has been
polled in every county.
ATLANTA, October 3.-Thirty-four coun-
ties heard from give Smith majority of
1861. But enc county so far gives Walker
(Republlcan) a majority-4J6. Some of the
strongest Republican counties have been
heard from.
Second Dispatch.
ATLANTA, October 3.--The following Off
cial majorities are specially reported to the
Atlanta Constitution
For Smith (Democnt)- Taliaferro, 500;
Wilkes. 1,07l; Muscogee, 700; Hancock,
200; Pulaski, TO; Richmond, 745; Whit
field. 1856; Doughcrty, 32l; McDullie, $50;
De kalb, sos; Morgan, 179; Wilkinson, 500
Schlcy, 20i; Sumter, 800; Troup, 1880
Coweta, 25O: Brooks, ZIG; Randolph, 255
Whitman, l27; Campbell, $50; Floyd, 96O
Jones. 500: Clarke, 512; Newton, 1I3; Cor
don, $50; Mitchell, 143; Terrell, $40; Tai
bert, 33l; Murray, 2JS; Clayton, 42O; Full
ion, $40; Cobb, 500; Houston, O.; Bibb,
1900; Lee, 175; Warren, 800; Monroe. 100;
Br!ow, S23; Clay, so; Chatham, 2,940
Macon, 500; Baldwin, 900; Butts, 242;
Burke, 600; Upsop, 615; Henry, 13i; Tay-
lor. 100; Pike, 595; Stewart, 550-makirg
forty nine counties, with a total majority OF
27,S27 for Smith.
Walker U:cpubiican): Mcintosh, 45t
Thomas, 256-tota, TO.
AUGUSTA, October 3.-,Rcturns have been
received from sixty counties in every por-
ton OF the State. They give the Democrats
over $4,000 majority. Seyentv-siX counties
are yet TO be heard from, which will increase
the majority to 10000. The following coun-
ties give the Democrats 5000 majority
Schcy, Randolph, Brooks, QWitman, Jones,
Newton, Meriwether, Upson, Pike, Talia.
Ierro, Taylor, Stewart, Worth, Pulaski,
iIoeetou, htpStcl, Hl'hilSou, utuaul,
Washington, Burke, and Columbia.
Twiggs county gives 4 Republican ma
joIity ct 800. and Greene county III.
Out Of sixty counties heard from, only
four have gone Republican. Enthusiastic
Democrats claim the State by $4,000 ma.
jority.
SAVANNAH, October 3.-Money sent here
from Washington to pay the poli-taNcs of
the negroes was appropriated by the white
Radical managers, who gave the negroes
bogus receipts. This swindling operation
deprived many negroes Of their votes, and
the indignation among them is very great.
The Radical managers also collected money
from tic negroes to pay their poll-taxcs and
kept il, giving them the same bogus receipts.
Third Dispatch.
ATLANTA, October 3.-The following adj
ditional majorities for Smith are reported:
Hall county, Oh; Milton, 533; Lowndes,
1877; Rockdale, SO4; Houston, 183; Han