Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-03
ELECTION NEWS
HajlelDjah !-Ei-sissippi Carried
by The Observation-Disclosures
ey by arge AejOrities-
Freedom at asst.
Both Branches Of the Legislature
Democratic, and ALI the DEM
Oeratic Congressman Elect.
ed BY Large MsjOrities
Large Republican Gains Apparent
in All the States Except Viz.
gini', Maryland and
8ississ ppi.
Pennsylvania and New York Car.
lied by th3 Republicans "A
Very Blue Outlook for
the Democracy at
large.
MISSISSIPPI.

! C'dbS LdF0 SdRilcu every CJunlE 81 jd1
as heard from. We carry every doubt
full county. The State has been redeem
ed by large majority. We have a ma
jOrity on joint ballot, and a majority in
both branches of the legislature La
MAJ, Hooker, Singleton and Money
elected TO congress, and prof. ably Seal.
J.Z GEORGE,
Chairman Democratic Elk. Committee.
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JACKSON, November 2-ReI orts from
all Parts Of the State indicate a sweep
ing Democratic victory. We have car
ried every doubtful county.
COIdwater.
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CoLDwATER. November 2.-Cold-
water all right; head up and tail erect.
Grenada.
! Special TO the Appeal.
GRENADA, November 2. Top M.-The
Democratic msjority in this county is
about 200. The elsctiOn passed off
quietly.
| BafesViIIe.
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| BATEsvILLE, November 2.-About
even at this box. Conservative gain Of
two hundrei. Our majority in the
county between eight hundred and a
| thousand.
| Sardis.
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SARDIs, November 2.-EveTybody is
| happy, Our entire ticket elected by 200
majority. The Conservative-DemOc
worked well, and the result. is q clean
sweep. A great many eolOred people
voted with US.
Grenada.
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GRENADA, November 2.-Victory
enough for one day. BOnfires sre burn
irg and cannon are being fired in honor
OF the Conservative victories in every
county on the line. This ecu lty gives
| five hundred majority for the Demo-
cratic ticket Pamela county about eight
hundred majority Demo ratio.
From HernRndO.
Special to the Appeal
HERNANDo, November 2.-The cleo
ton passed off quietly in DeSoto. 1t is
thought that the county has gone lag
" Democratic. General George, chair
man Of the State committee, teiegFaphed
from Jackson that the Democrats have
carried the State by an immense ma
iority.
Water Valley.
Special to the Appasl.l
WATER VALLEY, November 2.-Tbe
election passed off very quietly. The
vote af this city is sos The Republican
vote will be less than 100. This county
CYallahushs) has polled large vote,
with heavy Democratic gain. AT this
p ace more than half the blacks voted
the white folks ticket. Great:enthusi
8 ,m prevails. Boswell, the Radical can
didate Tor sheriff was hung in e1igy.
IIOity Springs.
| Social to the Appeal,
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS Aovems
| Der 2.-The bottom is out; this
place has gone Democratic; hereto.
fore Republican; the votes are being
counted now; there is 30 much scratch
/ ing it will require longer time to get the
results. Four precincts in this county
heard from-three Democratic and the
other large gain. 1t ia estimated that
/ Marshall county will go Democratic by
500, notwithstanding the registered ma
Iority OF coIorei gas 700. Peace and
good will prevailed. 3 full vote was
polled; the aged, sick, MANNED and
blind all turned cut to vote for the De-
mocracy. Democratic colored men
are Jublsnt, the people ale happy and
wild with patriotic gladness. The Rad
icals look al enough. g. Wiley Wells
will be- a Howe for congress in this coun-
! ty 500 votes. Toe people never did L.
bor so faithfully Ga to-day. Mississippi
Is free aud her people are happy.
Vicksburg.
Associated Press Dispatched
VICKsBURG, November 1.-The cleo
ton passed off very quietly. No dls-
| turbance at the polls or elsewhere pre-
vailed. Z majority OF the Democratic
nominees elected.
JACKSON, November 2 The e ection
passed eff very pesceably. No disturb
ance Is reported at any point. The he,
publican executive committee closed
their headquarters ct sundown aud gave
I'D the contest. Returns indicate mat
| the Democrats have carried the STATE
by ten Thousand. They have decided
msi rity in both houses and elect four
congressman, perhaps the entire con-
gressionsl delegation.
LOUISVILLE, November "A dis
ratcb ~ the Courier. Journal from Holly
springs, mississippi, says that place has
gone Democratic TO- The first ume IL
y,ars. Marshall county is Lemq2Tatlc
by three hundred majority. J.W.Weilsr
Democratic candidate for congress, car
ries the county by five hundred major
ity. Everything is quiet. Democrats
are jubtlsnt and Republicans correspond
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