The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-11-14
NOTES OF TIE STATE ELECTION.

NOTES OF TIE STATE ELECTION.
IrAwAMBA COUNTY are indebted .
To Eli Philips ED tor the information that /
Itawamba gave 1855 votes for the State
ticker. That faithful servant OF the PEG,
pie, Hon, David johnson, was reelected
Representative 10y majority Of 1854 votes
over all three OF his opponents.
WEST PoINT, Nov. S--EDIToRs CLARION: 1
The vote in Gay, for State ticket was lab.
The majority over Independent County
ticket i $50. In favor OF abolishing T..
Gov. $50; against l45 Iu favor OF Diennial
sessions 677 against 81.
Yours, FRED BEALL
CARROLL COUNTY Total votes for Gov
ernor 1886. For biennial sessions 935,
against 50. To abolish Lieut.. Governor,
S33; against 153. For w. ID Peery, Demo
cratic nominee for the Senate, 672; Stepht n
johnson, Independent, ll6l. For X pre-
senatives, Benz. L. Marshall lOS6, jas. NJ.
Liddell, Jr., $50. both regular nominees,
elected. J. ). Colmery received S9l votes.
w. + Hamilton elected Sheriff.
NEwToN.--Vote for Governor, 667. Vote
on amendments given last week. NJ. w.
Stampee, Democrat, elected Representa-
tive. \. X. Csrter received Cos votes for
Senator. G. NJ. Gallaspy elected Sheriff.
LAFAYLTrE-For Senste Lowrance l772;
HOwrY 1888. Representatives: W. J.
Showers liza. X. \. Dean l93l-both reg
ular nominees elected. Humphreys receiy-
I'd 1902 and Gill 1850 votes. Mcleod re-
elected sheriff.
MoxEoE-For Senate-Grifin, Dem,
2lS9; Tindal l473 5 J. Ghol-on, Wright
Cunningham aud \ w. Hatch elected
RepreseutaIives--all regular Dem ocratic
nominees Howard elected Sheriff. Vote
for State Ticket 2703.
ArTALA-The regular nominees for
Representatives were r. NJ. Glass who re-
ceived l243, ID. L. Guyton ITO. II G..
Niles, Rep, received 1885,. Glass and Niles
elected
LINCoLN-For Representative, II r. APP
| plewhite, regular Democratic nominee, re
ceived 90; Ii. Z. Atkins, Iud. 66l. For
/ Floater. K. l.. Tarver received all the
votes, l345, For Sheriff A. o. Cox. Rrgu-
| lar, received 1869; j. NJ. Hooker, Ind. 02i.
The entire Democratic ticket, except Treas
| urer, elec ted.
GRENApA-Tofal vote cast 1892. Total
vote tor Governor l4S7. For both Amend
| ments l2SS; against IL. VIM. McSwine,
| regular nominee for Representative, re
| two competitors. For sheriff, II. n. Hall.
regular nominee, received 925 Mister 476;
| French 81.
TUNICA-Austin, Nov. 5 To f. Barks-
dale Chairman state Executive Commit
tee The entire Democrats ticket elected
in this county by handsome majority
over the Boilers, com biued with the Radi-
Gals. This county and Quitman elect one
Representative. TIE vote in Tunca
= iA,r n
colored Radical. 254; Nelson, Bolter, 279
The registered vote OF Quitmdu is about
800. The negro running for Representa-
tive in that county received no vote in this
Yours truly,
JAS. b. PERKINS, Chm, Tx. Com.
AMITE-HOn. + Barksdale, Chm. State
Elk. Com The official returns OF the cleo
ton in Amite shows an average vote Of
$50 for State ticket. Moses Jackson, Tor
Senator from Amite and Wilkinson, re-
ceived 1876; f. w. Joor, Ind, &c For
Floater from Amite and Lincoln, +. l..
Tarver received $50; Van Watts /. w. +.
Love is elected Representative without OPP
position. The Democratic county ticket
elected without opposition. Highest num-
Der of votes polled 9l5--only about half the
vote of county. Everything quiet. But
| little interest shown
Respectfully,
b. L. JOINS, Chm. Eek. Com,
PANoLA--The official vote in Star gives
total vote for Governor 1877. For Senator,
c. b. Vance, Dem, 1852; j. ii. Caldwell,
Ind, 1857. For Rcpresentatives-H. a.
Moody. Dem, who received 1862 and w. ID.
Miller, 1899 James NJ. Young, lS52--both
Independents. VIM. Martin, Dem, elected
sheriff.
CLtRKE.-Total vote for Governor 1924.
For Biennial sessions 5lS; against SO. For
abOlishing Lt-Governor, 30; against 90.
| l.. b. Brown, Democrat. elected over Hyde,
Independent, by majority Of 40l. j. w.
Landlord elected Sheriff,
JEFFERsoN.--TotalV vote for Governor 739.
For biennial sessions 6l9; against %. To
abolish Lt.-Governor, All; against 1874. For
Representatives, Claude Pintard and G. b.
Richardson, Democrats. elected without OPP
position. j. b. Mccormick reelected
Sheriff.
JAsPER.-Total vote for Governor 1876.
For biennial sessions ll62; against 259. 70
abolish office of Lt.-GovernOr S54; against
63S. A. NJ. Dozer, Democrat, elected Rep
resentative, receiving SSS votes j. ID. Nor
gan, Radical, S34. For Senator \. X. Car
ter received all the votes. w. Nj. Brame re-
elected Sheriff.
HARRIsoN-Total vote for Governor SOL.
For Senator A. II. Carter, Democratic nom =
/ inee, 1872; X. G. SatfOld, Independent, Az.
A j. Ramsay, ID mocrat elected Represen-
! uative without opposition. A. X. Northrop,
! Democrat, elected Sheriff.
! JACKSON COUNTY.-FoT Senate, j. =. Car
ter. Democratic nominee, 5l9; X. &. Satfold,
| Independent, l5S. Charles III. Wood elected
Representative. and John f. Clark, Sheriff,
without opposition.
HANCoCK-For Senate. j. u. Carter, DEM
ocratc nominee, 276: X. G.. Saffpld, Inde-
pendent, 223. For Representative A. g.
w ebb, Democratic nominee, ll2; ID. b. Seal
| In dependent. 5l2; ii. Saunders, l02; ID. n.
! Breakfield 10. Pearl and Hancock together,
elect one Representative. Geo. w. Johnston
elected Sheriff.
| NoXUBEE e. +. Mum, Clark Lewis and
! w. b. Augustus, regular Democratic nom
inees, elected. G. n. Thomas elected Sheriff.
| SIMPSON, estville, Nov. 7.--EDITORs
! CLARION: Our ticket is elected, as we all
expected The Independents are very sick
to day. They say their friends did not
| turn out. is disappointed. The
| negroes would not vote for him, and as a
matter of course he could not expect any
support from the white people, because the
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