The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-11-23

vote of the Republican Electors in every
instance, and it is confidently believed
will elect two or three of the Democratic
Electors. The vote is as follows:
Republican Electors.
c. C. Bowen ............................. 9l,7Se
John Winsnith. h....................... 91,S70
T. B. Johnston. on......................... 1882
Timothy Hurley =. ................... 91,136
W. B. Nash. ............................. 91,SO4
Wilson Cook. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 91,432
w. F. Myers ........................... 9l,S30
Democratic Electors.
Theodore G. Barker .................. 9O,S96
Samuel MCGOWAN. an..................... 9O,797
John ". Harrington.... ........... 90,S95
John Isaac Ingram. 90,79S
William Wallace. 9O,9O5
John B. Erwin........................ 90,9O6
Robert Aldrich. ch......................... 9O,S6O
The following is the aggregate vote for
the State officers:
For attorney General.
r. B. Elliott received. ................ 81, ,146
James Conner received. 91,l39
Republican majority......... Z
For Comptroller General.
Johnson Hagood received. .......... 81, ia
Il. C. Dunn received. ................. 90,S5S
Democratic majority......." 256
For State Treasurer.
F. L. Cardozo received. d.............. 9l,4S5
S. L. Leaphart received............. 81, ,27
Republican majority......". 20S
For Secretary Of State.
II. E. Hayne rcceived............... 91,676
r. NJ. Sims received. d...........".... 81 ,449
Republican majority....... 217
For Superintendent Of Education.
Hugh S. Thompson received....... 91,554
John r. Tolbert received. ....... l,112
Democratic majority......... 442
For Adiutant and Inspector General.
James Kennedy received. ........... 9l,606
E. w. Noise received................ 81 ,545
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The above figures are the results as
certained by the State Board of Canvass
ers from tabulation of the statements of
the County Canvassers, which also de-
yeloped Irregularities as follows: In
Barnwel County, at one precinct the
managers made mistake by ascribing
Johnson Hagood 223 votes for Attorney
General and James Conner 220 votes for
Comptroller General; also, Thomas G.
Dunn 63 votes for Attorney General and
R.. B. Elliott 66 votes for Comptroller
General. A similar error occurred at
one precinct in Marion County, where
the managers ascribed 1S7 votes to john
son Hagood for Attorney General and
1877 votes to James Conner for Comp
troller General; also, ITS votes to
Thomas c. Dunn for Attorney General
and ITS votes to R. B. Elliott for Comp
troller General. By correcting these
mistakes of the managers, Gen. Conner
would be elected Attorney General by
159 votes, and Gen. Hagood's majority
would be increased to 43S votes. On the
other hand, in Georgetown County the
managers Of one precinct reported 31S
votes for f. G. Dunn, but the correction
of this mistake will not overcome Ha-
goods majority, which would then be
120 votes.
In Georgetown County, an 1ndepen-
dent Republican ticket was gotten up by
Jones, Harriott and other dissatisfied
Radicals, who printed the name of John
B. Tolbert for Superintendent of Educa-
ton. This ticket received 532 votes for
that office, which number if allowed to
John R. Tolbert will elect him by 80
votes.