Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-11-04
The Election.

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The Election.
The election on Tuesday last was for Presi
dent, Members Of Congress, and, in most o
the States, State officers and Members Of the
Legislature. At tho time we write the ballots
have been cast, but tho result is unknown.
Four years ago the total vote polled for Pres
ident was 1854, 1926. Mr.. Tilden's majority ol
the popular vote was 26l .846. Keeping these
figures in mind, we cannot better digest and un-
derstand the returns as they como in.
The Democratic majority In Congress Is small
two or three votes In tho Senate, aud ten OF
twelve in the House. This majority was also
at stake on Tuesday.
Ooonee as far as heard from Eleven boxes
Walhalla, West Union. Westminster, Halls,
Fair Play, Barker's, Rowlauds, High Falls
Salem, Little River, sitton's Nlills-have been
heard from. The Democrats polled at these
places 1900 votes, and tho Radicals 328. The
other boxes-Seneca 0ity, Rock Springs and
Centre-will poll about 800 votes, making our
total vote in the neghborhood Of 2,445.
DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS.
John L. Manning received 1900 votes.
William Elliott received 1900 votes.
e. w. Noise received 1899 votes.
Samuel Dibble received ,299 votes.
Us. Murray received 1920 votes.
Cadwallader Jones received 1,299 votes.
G. w. Croft received 1899 votes.
REPUBLICAN, ELECTORS.
Thomas B. johnson received 326 votes
William A. Hnyne received 326 votes.
Eugene A. Webster received 326 votes.
Thos N. Tolbcrt received 326 votes.
Wilson Cook received 323 votes.
BENZ. P. Chatfeld received 1923 votes.
STATE TICKET.
johnson Hagood, for Governor, received
1897 votes.
j. D. Kennedy, for Lieutenant Governor,
reovived 1893 votes.
j. @. Colt, for Comptroller General, ro-
oeived 1896 votes.
r. M. Sims, for Secretary Of State, ro..
oeived 1893 votes
Leroy L. Youmans, for Attorney General,
received 1898 votes.
Hugh s. Thompson, for Superintendent
of Education, received 1893 votes.
Arthur NJ. Manigault, for Adjutant and
Inspector General, received 1897 votes.
John Peter Richardson, for State Treas.
uror, received 1898 votes.
D. Wyatt Aiken, for Congress, Sd Dis +.
triot, received 1891 votes.
GU. Stolbrand, Republican, for Con
gress, Sd District, received 322 votes.
James 8. Cothran, Solicitor Eighth Ju-
dioial Circuit, received 1893 votos.
COUNTY TICKET.
J. L. shanklin, for the State Senate, received
1926 votes
S.P. Dendy, for the House of Representa-
tives, received 1868 votes.
John 8. Werner, for tho House Of Represent
atyes, received l iii votes
Enos A. Tate, Independent, for the House of
Representatives, received 383 votes.
John NJ. Hudson, Independent, for the House
Of Representatives, received 4 votes.
]. W. Stribling, for Clerk of Court, received
1870 votes.
J. II. Robins, for Sheriff, received 1,2ss
votes
Richard LOWS, for Probate Judge, received
1882 votes.
Isaac Wickliffe, for School Commissioner re-
ceiyed 1868 votes.
County Commissioners Milton Nicholson
received 1886 votes; Gottlieb Wanner, .277:
W. W. Moss, 1882.
Constitutional Amendment, yes, 1856. No,
four.
LArER.--since the above was put in typo we
have received the returns from Rock SPRINGS.
which are as follows: Democratic Electors.
State and County tickets, received e8 votes
each. Republican Electors, Congressional and
Independent candidate, 81 votes each.
Total vote cast from boxes heard from 1,73r.