The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-18
ELECTION RETURNS.
Galveston Gives Coke s.297 Majority
and the Constitution 1T5.
Denton County Polls Only Four Votes
Against the Constitution.
The Backbone or tho Radical Party In
Texas Wrenched Out.

NAua VIVhNh'u Out'
Special TO The Dallas Herald.I
SAN MARCOS, February l7-Hays
county votes nearly solidly for the
new Constitution. The vote polled Is
Is very large one. L.
GALVESTON, February 1.-THE city
Of Galveston and eight precincts give
l57 majority for the Constitution,
2,297 for Coke, 1858 for Hubbard and
an approximating vote for the entire
Democratic State ticket.
Cleveland, the Democratic candidate
for Senator, has majority in the
county. Mccormick. the Republican
candidate, will carry Matagorda and
Brazoria counties. 1t is conceded that
Mccormick is elected by 500 majority.
The Democrats have elected the two
Representatives and the fioater,
County Judge, District Clerk, County
Clerk, Assessor, Sheriff and other
county officers have beel elected by
the Independents.
Brenham-The entire Republican
ticket has been elected. The majority
against the Constition is |, 200.
Burtro-Coke's majority is 204,
against SO for the Constitution.
Chapel Hill-rhe Republicans sue.
cess foots up 1856 against the Constitu.
ton and 1873 majority for Chambers.
Victoria-The entire Democratic
ticket, including the Con stitution, re,
ceives $50 majority.
San Antonio--Bexar county gives
1000 majority for the Democratic
ticket.
Marlin--The count Is slow, but suf-
ficient is known to assure large Dem
oeratic majority.
McDade--The Constitution has a
majority of 222, and Coke's runs up to
277.
Elgin Coke and the Constitution
receive a majority Of 1913.
Lovelady-Majority for Coke 70 and
for the Constitution rs.
Crockett-For the Constitution $50,
and the entire Democratic ticket
elected.
Waco-Eleyen voting precincts give
for the Constitution 252; Coke's ma
jority 4S7.
T-oupe-Majority for the Constitu-
ton 80 aud 40 for Coke.
Lindale-For the Constitution l45;
Coke's majority 2l5.
Tyler--For the Constitution &C;
Coke's majority 475.
Observation-Disclosures the Constitution
1888; Chambers majority 262.
Bryan-Deilocratio majority in the
county of 300.
Observation-Disclosures precincts give
800 majority for the Democratic State
ticket.
San Marcos-For the Constitution
SIT; State ticket ZIG.
neutrality-suspicious. the Constitu.
ton 1903; Chambers majority 81.
Plano-F0r the Constitution 395;
Coke's majority ASS.
Gladewater-For the Constitution
l25; Coke's majority 1871.
Terrell-For the Constitution 3a6
Coke's majority 1886.
Rockdale -Democratic State ticket
carried by large majority.
KOsse--F0r the Constitution 1886;
Coke's majority 800.
Mexia--For the Constitution 475
Coke's majority 300.
Groesbeck Democratic State ticket
carried.
McKinney-Co Constitution and Coke's
majority 5000.
Jefferson--4l7 Republican majority;
against the Constitution 500.
Willis--3 majority against the Con-
stitution; Chambers 4 majority.
Oakwoods-Against Constitution 40;
Coke's majority 43.
Austin--F0ur precincts, against the |
Con stitution 6S4; Chambers majority
IS. Six outside precincts, for the Con.
stitution ZIG; Coke's majority 176.
Manor--Against the Constitution Is;
Coke's majority rs.
Vanalstyne-For the Constitution
Sc; Coke's majority 1880.
Longview-For the Constitution $50;
Coke's majority 400.
Marshall Against the Constitution
OPS; Chambers majority sos.
LEwIsvILLE, ID ,nton Co., Texas,
February o, 1915.
To the Editor Of the Dallas Herald:
Our election passed of very quietly
yesterday, with the following result:
State Democratic received 307 votes,
the Constitution having only four
against 1t. .sfess
For State Senate-F, e. Piner, 200
J. X. Brumpars, 20; John Johneon, 70.
Representative-T. M. Smith, 247;
C. w. Geers, o; Scruggs, 80; Holford,
IA; Bush, ID.
District Judge-J. A. Carroll, 81
John Hanna, 1859; Roach, A.
HARTFORD, Connecticut, February
l7.-Rev. DR.. Horace Bushnell died
here this morning, aged seventy-three.