The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-11-05

NeSblt, 1890
LEGISLATURES.
sHuddleston, l6l7; *Myers. loo; sWatson, +
l646; Elmore, 1874; Nichols, 1903 Pratt I
I562.
SHERIFF.
Miller, 1872; sBynum 1851 Raines, G66.
Those marked thus are the regular Demo
cratic nominees.
COPIAH.
wEssoN PRECINCT.
For Representative
DR.. A. Hunter Dem. Nominee ...............-..22l
d. W. McRae . ...................S2u
J, W Mcneil, Ind DEM, 49,. ...............
H. H. Bufkin,
For Sheriff
w W. Cook Dem. Nominee Do
]. P. Matthews, Ind. Rad ......
Circuit Clerk
f. W. Brown Reg. Nominee. .............223
Chancery Clerk
J. J. Ellis Ind. Dem
c. R. Cranberry, Reg. Nominee. 30
j. W. McPHERsoN
BEAUREGARD, Nov 4.-Beauregard, 80, and
Crystal Springs reported 100 Democratic ma
jority. BENZ. KING.
Independent candidates for Legislature,
elected by $50 majority; W. W. Cook, Demo
crat, elected sheriff by 800 The rest of the
Democratic ticket elected except Treasurer
W. L. Ainsworth Independent, being success
full.
NATcHEz, Nov 5-The Conservative COM
promise ticket elected Democratic Sena-
tor and two Democratic Representatives,
elected.
CLAIBORNE.
PORT GIBSON, Nov 5.-Full Democratic
ticket elected McLaurin, for District Attor-
ney, has a majority of 494. N. s. WALKER.
ALCORN.
CoRINrH Nov 4-Democratic victory com
plete. Democratic members of the Legis lature
are ele cted Floater, also Democrat elected.
TIPPAH
For amendments 913; against sos.
District Attorney-Fant, Dem, 1lO4; Wor-
sham, g. b., S65.
senator-Dalton, Dem, 1l77; Crum, g. b.,
Representative-Wolf Dem, 1l52; Jordan
Sheriff. T. Counseille, 1919; Burns, Cos
Mcintyre 347-all Democrats.
T. A Hunt elected Chancery Clerk; II. B.
McCord, Circuit Clerk D. w. Bartlett Treas
urer; w. b. McKinstry, Assessor.
RIPLEY, Nov. s. 1879.
| EDITORS CLARIoN-Old Tippah is right side
up Our election passed off quietly yester-
day. and Notwithstanding the great noise
made in this county by the Greenbackers, the
Democracy carried this county by hand
some majority. l give you below the vote, as
shown by the returns Just in
FAINT for Dist. Attorney-1l04; Worsham
S66. Fants majority, 238. For Senator-Dal
ton, 1177; Crum, 772 Dalton majority, 4O5
For Representative, Wolff, 1852; Jordan, 1853
Not Greenbacker elected in this county
Hurrah for Barksdale for United States Sena
tori News.
TATE.
SENAroBIA, Nov. 5.-Greenbackers carry
Tate. Majority 100 Senator depends OF
Tunica. q. d. STANDS.
ISSAQUENA.
MAYBRsvILLE, Nov. 5.-The entire fusion
ticket is elected. For District Attorney
Parish (Democrat) defeated Clark (Republi-
canl by a large majority. For the Senate
Anderson DEMOCRACY defeated Webster (Inde-
pendent) by 877. For Representative, Lem
Moore Conservative majority over Scott
independently l49
WASHINGTON
GREENvILLE, Nov 5-Shields' Democrat,
majority over Paxton Independent Green
backer) will probably exceed 800 Clarke
(Republican) for District Attorney, will carry
the county by over 900 majority, and his
election is conceded by all parties.
PANOLA.
SARDIs, Nov. Eve are defeated by a large
majority. The negroes seemed eager TO
vote the GreenDack tIcket as they ever were
the Radical. Our ticket is beaten 1l15 votes
TAYLOR & KYLE.
SMITH COUNTY.
| BRANDON, Nov 6.-The returns fom Smith
just received, Eaton leads Currie 90 votes.
r.
SUMNER COUNTY.
wALTHALL, Nov. 6. = Entire Democratic
ticket elected, except Parker for Representa-
tive, who was beaten by Davis, Greenbacker
H.
LEAKE.
CARTHAGE, Miss, Nov 5, 1879.
EDITORS CLARION: The election in this
county, (Leake) resulted as follows
For District Attorney, Sth DISTRICT. l..
Meade l96; J. l.. McCaskill 517 and G. B. Hud-
Senator 18th District-T J. Sanders s34; t.
| l.. Cooper 621.
Representatives. NJ. Hardin 927; J. c.
Neill independently 500; Ebert Hutchings
| independently Z.
The following elected without opposition
W. R. Lacey Sheriff; D. F. Cadenhead, Chan
Gerry Clerk; r. l.. Wallace, Circuit Clerk
Cross Evans, Treasurer; A. NJ. McBryde, As
Deal, Coroner and Ranger.
Election quiet. The colored population
| turned out en- 1ndSse, and took lively interest
in the ticket which had been previously pre-,
pared for them
Very truly, G. O. HALL
LAWRENCE.
District Attorney-McCaskill, 2l5; Hud-
dleston, 5l3; Meade, 232.
Senator-Longino, 783; Connerly, 1885,
Approximation 0;;Hickman,
81; Neal, 140; Haynes, 81.
Butler reelected Sheriff; Weathersly, Clerk;
Beal, Treasurer; Watts, Assessor,
LINCOLN.
District Attorney-Cassidy, 1904; McLau-
rim, 514 Bridges, 20; Bramlett,9
Senator--Longino, go; Connerly, 994.
Representative-R. r. Applewhite, CPL
nearly one-half the entire vote
Floater-Johns, ,424 Jagers. 433.
j. L. Mikell elected Sheriff; F. Nj. Martin,
Chancery Clerk J. Warren, Circuit Clerk ;
Allen Smith, Treasurer; r. W. McNair, AS
SCISSOR; W. P. Linton, Coroner; j. W. Boone,
! Surveyor.
Senator Third District-Longino's total
vote in Lawrence, Lincoln and Pike is 2,G24
Connerly's, 2,Ol3; LOngino's majority, 81
The Result In Warren.
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