Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-09
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
Both States SOlidly DemOcratic-Speer
and FELTON, Beautifully FIoored.
FIRST DISTRICT.


APPLING CoUNTY.-The following is the
result OF the election in Appling: Hardemsn,
Democrat, 256, FORSYTH, Republican. 95.
can, 95.
BURKE CoUNTY.-The following IS the
ofnetal vote of Burke county: Nichols 176,
Atkins M, Hardeman 1872, Forsyth 762.
WAYNE CoUNTY.-The following is the
vote at the Gsrdi precinct:
For Congressman at large - Thomas
HSrdeman Is, G. d. FORSYTH 4. For Repre-
sentative First district-J. c. Nichols 19.
James Atkins 4 Very little interest was
felt In the election.
The consolidated returs from all precincts
heard from in Wayne county give Hardeman
III, Nichols 1l3, Forsyth 81, Atkins 2I.
Three precincts sent no returns.
BULLoCH CoUNTY.-The returns have not
yet been all received from this county. It
majority will reach 500, although the vote
polled was light.
EFFINGHAM COUNTY.-The following is
the vote of bingham county at TUESDAYS
election: Hardeman. 205; Nichols, 2O5;
Forsyth, 63; Atkins, 6S. Total vote Of the
county, 26S
ScRlvEN CoUNTY-The vote at Sylvania,
the court house precinct OF Scriven county,
| resulted as follows: Hardeman, 1S9: Nichols
lo9; Atkins, Is; Forsyth, IS. A very light
vote was polled. There was no disturbance
whatever, and everything passed off verv
| quietly. No returns have been received
from any other precinct, but Nichols ma
lority In the county will, it is estimated, be
about 400.
LIBERTY CoUNTY-The election returns
OF Liberty county show the following result:
For Congressm en- -at-large-Hardeman 2S7,
Forsyth 4O1. For Representative First dis
| trict-Nlcholls 23S, Atkins 4lO
FIERCE CoUNTY.-Tne vote of Pierce
county was as follows: For Congressmah-at-
large-Thomas Hardeman ISO, G. D.
Forsyth 49, For Representative-Job c.
NICHOLS Sl1, James Atkins 40. The cleo
ton passed off quietly, and a very light
vote was poIled.
WARE CoUNTY-The following is the vote
OF Ware county: For Congressman-at-large
Thomas Hardemsn 152, G. D. Forsyth II:
for representative First DISTRICT. G. Mich
oils $50, James Atkins II. Very little inter
est was taken in the election, and very
light vote was polled.
SECOND DISTRICT.
LowNDEs CoUNTY.-Turner Democrat,
for Congress, has 26 majority in Lowndes.
Hsrdeman's majority will be about the
same.
BROOKS CoUNTY.-The official vote of
Brooks county is as follows: Hardeman 876,
Forsyth 44O, Turner S8S, Wessolowski 428.
Lowndes, Brooks, Thomas, Decatur, Miller,
Mitchell, Terrell, Randolph, Clay and Quit
man counties give Turner over 2,40O ma
jority. Dougherty is in dispute. EARLY,
Calhoun, Baker, Colquitt, Worth and Ber-
rien are not vet heard from.
CLAY CoUNTY-The consolidated returns
for Clay county give Turner 252, Wesso-
lowski 1854, Hardemsn 22l, Forsyth 1852.
Clay usually votes 600 whites and 300 col
ored. The citizens took but little Interest
in the election.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
TALBOT CoUNTY.-The official vote of
Talbot county gives Hardeman SOB, FORSYTH
1913, Buchanan 449, Pou 240.
SEVENTH AND NINTH DISTRICTS.
Full returns from the Seventh district give
Clements, Democrat, for Congress 1905,
and FELTON,. Independent, 1896. Clements
majority 730.
In the Ninth district the vote as far as
heard from stands: Gambler, Democrat
II, ,428. Speer, Independent, $3.50. Cand-
ler's majority 2.07S. The counties of Ra-
bun, Towns, Union and Hsbersham are vet
to be heard from. Il is estimated they will
reduce Candler's majority about $50, making
his net majority 1928.