The Morning herald., 1878-08-12
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rLrcrroN-MR. ALLMoND THE sucQFss-
Full NOMINEE. ri em 1
The Democratic nomination election ior Q
candidate for Mayor, on Saturday, swes. a.
race In which one of the oppopents had It
sssalk 70 himself and. passed under the string
an essy winner by majority which could
not have been beaten had all the votes east,
sfor the other four candidates been c6ncenff
trated on enc man. This maa was Mr.
Allmond who received not only amsjority
~ oyel fhs next highest candidate but over all
'sS of them combined. Mr.. Simns toek. the
:, second, ,place, ana the third, fourth and fifth
positions were, held by Msssrs Pyle, Frazer,
y and McCaulley respectively Though the
q day cannot be said to have been remarkably
-,f4T " w
quiet, no serious disturbances occurred and
ssspo esrssts we're made. "a lively interess'
N, was taken and though the vote polled was
notso large as many, anticipated If wassex1
\ tensiys enough to show that many of those
- other than Democrats were interested An
morning little groups of politicians could
be seen discussing the respective merits Of
his pet candidate on the street corners, and
all the factions were particularly active. - -
The Almond, Simms, and Pyle men were
20 the most actively engaged, but every one
during the day conceded Mr.! Almonds
election to be almost fore gone 'conclu-
8 siop.J 81 " a.,. .,yg.. - :.
and the unjust descended steadily all after
noon, but did not serve to dampen the ardor
~ ~ ofcontendidg factions In the slightest mea
. sure.o Below We give the result OF the
al : ~ E,.14 g. 90. - N 'l' i"
s7ijaaiA ltn II FIRST WARD.
'nv9 Almond, 151; simms, 1852; Pyle; 81; Fra
4.a zer, 1S;. McCaulley, 8; total vote S46
simms majority over highest, I.
''-. ''lo r., sECoND, WARD. ..r,
.3rl.4 Almond 1877; Simms 1877; Pyle So; Frazer
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4. y mond's majority over highest, 5O.i b. .'
gssra9I eTmRD wARD--1sT PREo1 o1NcT! -
e' ''2' Allmend ss2; Simms. 3d., Pyle 81, Frazer
2; McCaulley l; total vote, $50. ,er.-- Ia
va s9' fa' t-'' SECOND PRECINCT. , al,
Almond GA; simms 1874; Pyle 2s; Frazer
2; McCaulley 2; total $50; ward total $50;
Simms majority over highest, IL. @
FOURTH wARD-1sT PRECINCT.
Almond 43; simms ~; Pyle 45; Frazer,
10; MeCaulley 0; total 1875.
sayt H lt# SECOND PRECINCT. =. =, d,
Almond 109. Simms 49, Pyle 3S; Frazer
II; McCsulley O; totals 202; 4th ward total,
ne 327; Almonds majority over highest, GA.
- FIFTH WARD 1sT PRECINCT.
uAllmond, 109 simms 7; Pyle 35; Frazer,
2; McCaulley Z; total, 100. r, ......r.r
(. :. stf. .g14lis y. SECOND PRECINCT.
.ail Allmnnd; 142;, simms 36; Pyle II; Frazer
9; McCanlley 4; ward total, 362; Almonds
majority over highest, 1874. r RI" II ~
SIXTH wARD-F1RsT pREcMcT. ,
Almond 90; simms IS; Pyle s; Frazer 1s;
McCaulley 6; total 1885, o..- ..a-
SECOND PRECINCT.
Almond II; simms S; Pyle 10; Frazer 10;
McCaulley 0; total 231; Almonds majority
over highest, 142. ....sot n5,i ~
.s--. SEVENTH wARD-FIRsT PRrolNcr.
Almond, 1875; simms, 2; Pyleb "A; Fra
zer, Q; MeCaulley, 8: Total 15S. .,,'.,
SECOND PRECINCT.
Almond, 50; Simms, 13; Pyle, 27 Frazer,
4; McCaulley, 0; total, 81; 7th ward total
a 255; Almonds majority over highest, 1877.
,4f EIaHTH WARD. s',e a..
Almond, 80: simms, 4S; Pyle, 80; Fra
2a, zer,1 113; McCaulley, /; total. 33l; Allmond'l
majority over highest, 146. -'r,.' ''
.lt -.e ,x,..a NINTH WARD e.''.. ta
@". Almond, 131; simms, 3; Pyle, "a; Fra
zer, 2; McCaulley, o; total 20O; Allmond'l
y, majority over highest, 67. 60. ,. .,
4. TENTH WARD.
ia. Almond, 179; simms, 1888, Pyle, 81 Fra
" zer, IL; McCaulley, 0; total 439; Simms
-, majority over higbest,9.
- s...i ,Y-tr TOTAL IN THE CITY. "r! a..
y, Almond ,,1749
~ Sfmms ~.. L.. 1884
b.. p Pyle syl q '-r. 532
VI Frazer @aL". ,..., 7 1856"
i % McCaulley j 49,. l SO
total vote cast 1900
Almonds majority over all 26S '
Shortly after the polls closed, the Demo
cratic Association assembled in the Friend
z! ship engine house, with the Executive Com
mittee' in the meeting room of the company
back Of where the crowd had gathered Al
soon as the returns were received. the re