The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-11-05
MISSISSIPPI STANDS BY THE
SOLID SOUTH.
THE CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRACY
TRIUMPHANT.
Republicans, Greenbaekers, Independents
and SOreheard Take Back Seats.
RANKIN.


ilory hallelujah A. j. FRANTZ.
FULL VOTE OF RANKIN.
District A ttorney-McCaskill, 1904; Meade, /
rs; Huddleston, 514.
Senators -Ratliff, 1415 Stewart, 1862 Skin
Ter, $40.
Observation-Disclosures, 1923; Norrell 1880;
dartsel 1853; Brooks, 1926.
Sheriff-Cole, 1347; Harris, 1l07.
Chancery Clerk-Bridges, 1414; Sutton,
)93
Circuit Clerk-Allen. I4lO; Williams, 1924.
Treasurer-Battle, 1929; Crook, 995
Assessor-Lamb 1886; Runnels lO44
Surveyor-Whitfeld, l40l Leggett 999.
Coroner-Chapman. 1860; Gibson, 1881.
YAZOO.
YAzoo CRY, Nov 5-Yazoo Democratic by
300 majority. Election quiet.
]. C. PREwIrT
CLAY
WEST POINT, Nov 5-Democratic victory in
Clay complete. Entire ticket elected by a
arge ajority-
MARSHALL.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Nov 5-Marshall redeem
I'd. Whole Legislative and County ticket
elected. Great rejoicing amidst roaring of
music and ringing of bells.
HENRY c. WILLIAMS.
LOWNDES.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 5.-Heavy effort made to
elect Orr by negroes, HUMPHREYS (Dem.)
majority, 600. SHARPE.
MONROE.
ABERDEEN, Nov. 6.-Monroe Democratic
about one thousand Reynolds leads
Davis about 1900 in the oath Senatorial
District. Lock +. HoUsToN.
Oh IN Dem. Elk. Committee.
NEWTON.
Constitutional Amendments - For l47;
against sos,
A
Caskill, 489; Meade, 43.
Representativs-M W. Stamper, 84S, R. K
Jayne 475.
Sheriff. H. shookley, GIL; Geo. B. Har-
per, 600.
Eugene Carleton, for Chancery Clerk, SamI
NJ Adams, for Circuit Clerk, Jno C. PORTS,
for Treasurer, A. NJ. Cross for Coroner, had
no opposition.
Ups, IS. For SurveyOr-P. B. Bailey SO, s..
Y. Harris, 1884
All Democrats. EUGENE CARLETON
WILKINSON.
WooDvILLE, Nov 5-Tkree cheers for old
Wilkinson! Our ticket gIoriously triumphant.
II. s. VANEATON.
OKTIBBEHA.
SrARKvILLE, Nov 5.-Oktibboha Democrat
ic majority about 100. L. d. MCDOWELL.
MONTGOMERY AND CARROLL
WINoNA, Nov 5.-Montgomery solid for
Democratic nominees Carroll county about
800 Democratic majority. B F. JONES.
WINoNA, Nov 4-No opposition to Demo-
cratic ticket; DIR. w. A. Hurt elected Repre-
sentative
JEFFERSON
FAYETTE, Nov 5-Regular county ticket
elected and no doubt about Magee for Senate.
n. L. GUICE.
JACKSON.
PAscAGoULA, Nov. Wood for Legisla-
ture and all Democratic nominees elected
Ford carried county for District Attorney.
F.
LAFAYETTE.
EDITORS CLARIoN-Our people again re-
joioe over a glorious and handsome victory ;
electing the Legislative and entire County
Democratic ticket and four mombers of the
Board of Supervisors-overa all combina tons of
and Radicals. Election was
unusup lily quiet. Quite number of the col
ored people willingly and voluntarily voted
with us. Lafayette refuses to be led away
from Democracy by any new-fangled here
sizes. A. J. BAKER, Ch IN Elk Com.
LAUDERDALE,
MERIDIAN, Nov. 5.-The vote in Lauder
dale stands thus:
For District Attorney-Ford, 555; Terrell,
1901
Senate-Horn GA; Brown 870 Collins So
Representatives-Wal 1874; McLaurin,
1895; Hardy, 449.
Henderson, for Sheriff; Mosely, for Chan
Gerry Clerk, and Cameron, Circuit Clerk, with
balance of ticket elected without opposition.
THos. w. WOODS.
MADISON.
CANTON, Nov. 5, 1879.
EDITORS CLARION: Entire Democratic-Con-
sentative ticket elected, with the exception of
one Representatives, W. Downs, Indepen-
dent. Il. X. CAMPBELL,
Chr'm Dem. Elk. Com.
NOXUBEE.
MACON, Nov Our entire ticket elected
by majorities ranging from 5OO to d4O0
ROBERT c. PATTY.
CHICKASAW.
OKoLoNA, Nov 6.-Whole Democratic tick
ct elected; average majority 800. BLACK.
ATTALA
KoscIUsKo, Nov. 6.-Attala has set down on
the Independents. Cooper 700 majority.
c. H. CAMPBELL,
Senator-Wm NJ. Conerly, 1874 A. H. Lon
gino. 49, District Attorney-H. Q. Bridges,
esq., H. Cassidy, Jr., 349; L. McLaurin, 1l3;
D. Bramlet, so. Lamkin elected Representa-.
tive. No contest over county officers. All
Democrats elected. c II. TOWNSEND.
PRENTISS.
BooNvILLE, Nov 5.
EDIToRs CLARION: 1 send you return for
Prentiss county. J. L. Finley leads Cummings
for District Attorney by 100 votes. The
majority of w. H. Rees, for FIoater, is about
600 Turner Bynum, for Representative
majority $50. The following county officers
elected; Robert Davenport, Sheriff; 2. W
Clerk J. J. Carter, Treasurer; 7. F. Morton,
Assessor; JEFF Smith SUI veyori John Bane,
Coroner Representatives and County off,
GERS arc all Democrats. No Greenbackers or
Radicals in the field. ]. P. PovALL.
HARRISON.
M1ss1ss1ppI C1rY, Nov 6-R. Seal elected
Entire Democratic ticket
elected in this Harrison county. About 500
majority Voting light. Independents and
united, but failed to elect to a
single office. Jackson and Hancock counties
Democratic. Ford's majority will be about
Jos. B. LEGoR.
WAYNE.
WAYEEsBoRo. Nov. 5-Terrel received 472,
Ford. 3q2 for District Attorney Seabrook
81 over ODonnell, independently Cole, the
nominee for the Democratic party, was elect
ed over Pitts, Republican, by 1876 majority.
LAUDERDALE AND CLARKE.
MERIDIAN. Nov. 81. B. Brown beats A.
G. Horn in the District, 493, and is elected.
r. p Walker and J. r. McLaurin are the Rep
resentatives from Lauderdale. and A. F. Nc
Gee from Clarke. Collins carried Clarke by
go votes over Brown, but received only 81
votes in Lauderdale.
LEE AND ITAWAMBA.
TUpELo. Nov. 5-Hon. David johnson, of
uawamba, elected Genataf for the Twenty-frst
district by small majority over Hon. W. II.
Lee county elected the Democratic ticket by
sou majority, sending Hon. A. g. Harkreader,
Will Harkreader and Sam'I. Taylor to the
Legislature. Democrats had no opposition in
ANTE.
Loves majority for Representative is All.
Johns majority in Amife for Fl0ater Amite
and Lincolnlis 716. Don't think lincoln can
overcome that il it goes for Jagefs-
GRENADA.
Special to Ficksburg Herald.
GRFNknA. Nov A--Four hundred Green