Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-05
GEORGIA'S LEGISLATURE.
NEARLY A COMPLETE LIST OF
THE NIEMBERS ELECT.

Tattnall Almost Sure to Insure Clifton's
Election in the Second Senatorial Dis
trict-A SuperhuOus "H" the Cause of
Tie in the Legislative Race in Ogle-
thorpe.
Additional returns by wire and mail
enables the NEWS to lay before its read
ers this morning a complete list of the
Senators and all the members ofthe lower
house, save those from 26 counties, chosen
at the recent State election. Returns
from Tattnall county, in the Second Sena-
tOrial district, are still delayed, but the
record Ofpast years leaves little doubt that
CrawfOrd's majority in Mcintosh
and Liberty will be overcome in
Tattnall with over 100 to spare. In
OglethOTpe county two of the legislative
candidates, Joseph McWhOrter and G. NJ.
Witcher, as will be seen below, are tied.
The tie is the result of a superfuOus H
on one of the ballots cast at Crawford.
It was not counted among those for Mr..
cWhOrter, and thus brought about the
result already stated. The election su-
perYisOrs were urged to give Mr.. Nc
WhOrter the benefit of the ballot, but they
held that they had no jurisdiction over
the matter, and that il would have to go
before the Legislature.
No returns have been received from the
following counties: BullOch, Camden.
Charlton, ChatteOga, Cherokee, Dade,
Dawson, OOoly, Fannin, Gilmer, Haral-
son, Irwin, Jones, Laurens, Lincoln, Mil
ton, Montgomery, Quitman, Rabun,
Schley, Towns, ,lUnion, Wayne, Webster,
Whitfield and Wilkinson.
SENATE.
First District-Robert Falligant, Savannah.
Second District-ThOmass Clifton, Reids-
Vile.
Third District-L. johnson.
Fourth District-R. NJ. Tison. Bruins
Fifth District-James H. Wilcox, Douglas.
Sixth District-T, G.. Crawford.
Seventh D.strict-Robert q. Mitchell,
Eighth District-D. A. Russell. Bainbridge.
Ninth District-Henry c. Sheffield, Airing
/ ton.
Tenth District-Henry L. Lang, Leesburg.
Eleventh District-L. G. HOyl.
Twelfth District-Charles c. Humber,
4 Stewart.
| Fourteenth Districts. d. Fuller, House
/ Greek.
Fifteenth District-Geo. W. Adams.
! Sixteenth District-GeOrge 5. Roundtree,
seventeenth District-T. J. McElmurray,
Eighteenth District-John 5. Davidson,
! Augusta.
Nineteenth District It. E. Bristow.
Twentieth District-W. J. Northen, Sparta.
Twenty first District-H. q. Ridley, Juliet
Forsyth.
Twenty-third District. F. Sykes, Byron
Twenty fourth Dstrict-Beverly A. Thorn
Twenty-ffth District j. Y. Allen, Thom-
aston.
Twenty sixth rict-william Hodges,
Butts county.
Twenty Dlstrict-Henry H. Carl
ton, Athens.
Twenty eighth District-Fleming Jordan,
/ Monticello.
Twenty ninth District-F. H. Colley, Wash
/ ington.
Thirtieth District james NJ. Smith, Win
| terville.
Thirty first District. F. Craft, Hartwell.
Thlrty-second Distrlct-Abner F. Under
/ wood, Cleveland.
Thirty third District-Oliver Clark, Gaines
| vile.
Thirty fourth Dlstrlct-James E. Brown,
McDonough.
Thirty fifth Distrlct-Wllliam a. Tigner.
JOnesbOrO.
Thirth-slxth District-L. R. Ray, Newman.
Thirty-seventh Distrlct-James III. Traylor,
LaGrange.
Thirty-eIghth Dstrict-J. n. Mcbride.
Buchanan.
Thirty ninth District-Thomas H. Lew is
Alpharetta.
Fortieth District-W. E. Gambler.
Forty-frst District-William T. Day, Jas
per.
FOrty-third District-W. r. Rankin, CAL
hOun.
Forty fourth District-R. NJ. w. Glenn, La
fayette-
HOUSE OF. REPRESENTATIVES,
Appling-W. W. Beach and W. G. Stewart
Baker-J. Y. Thayer.
Baldwin,. n. Lamar and T. H. keenan,.
Banks - Gambler.
Bartow-Dr. W. H. FELTON, and A. w. Fite,
Berrien-W. III. Snead.
Bibb-N. E. Harris, G. W. Gustin and C. L.
Brooks. w. Hopson Ind.)
Bryan-R. f. c.. Smith.
Burke-LOvett, Lively and Heath.
Butts-Y. A. Wright.
CalhOun-B. Chauncev.
Campbell-Levi Ballard.
Carroll. II. Word and W. F. Brown.
CatOOsa-A. L. Hackett.
Chatham-W. W. Gordon, Gazaway Hart
ridge and Peter Reilly.
ChattahOOchee-J. {. r. McCOOk.
Clarke-Richard b. Russell.
Clay WOmack.
Clayton-T. A. Ward.
Cinch-R. b. johnson.
CObb-A. o. Clay and j. a. Moon.
COffee-Arthur Lott.
COlquitt-H. L. Watkins.
COlumbia-A. j. Avery.
COweta-W. a. Turner and J. B. Goodwin.
CrawfOrd-Dr. j. \. Smith.
Decatur-JOhn d. Harrell and r. A. Cor
nell.
DeKalb-Dr. W. P. Bird and D. L. Hum
phreys.
Dodge-L. A. Hall.
DOugherty-S. Arnheim.
Douglas Smith.
Early-Brinkly CLANCY.
Echols-Charles f. Staten.
Efingham-G. ii. Morgan.
Elbert-R. NJ. Heard.
Emanuel-R. W. burden.
Favette-E. q. Jones.
FlOyd-J. W. Turner, j. L, johnson and j.
NJ. Walker.
Forsyth-Henry L. Patterson.
Franklin-W. r. Little.
Fulton-W. d. Ellis. B. F. Abbott and John
Thomas.
GIascock-Ramson L. Usry.
GlynH-J. f. Dart.
GordOn-T. {. Miner.
Greene-- Hart and - Lewis.
Gwinnett--Andrews and Pool.
Habersham-John Kytts.
Hall-J. II. Butt and I. B. Montgomery.
HancOck-J, II. Lewis and j. W. Moore.
Harris-J. II. Lynch and Z. \. Russell.
Hart-B. b. Parker.
Heard-Levi HolingswOrth.
Henry-E. }. Reagan.
Houston-Elbert Pagan and J. W. VIM
berly.
Jackson-T. HI. NIblack.
Jasper-C. H. Greer.
JeffersOn-A. E. Taron and J. W. Bronson
Johnson.M. H. Mason.
Lew. c. Gill.
Liberty-John b. Fraser (eol. Rep.).
LOwndes- J. W. Harrell.
Iumpkin-Wier Boyd.
McDufie-Dr. Hawes lProhibitlon).
McIntosh-Hercules Wilson (cOl. Rep.)
Macon-S. 7. Lofey.
MadIsOn-T. J. Scott.
MariOn-W. b. Butt.
Meriwether-J. NJ. Terrell and E c.
Thrash.
Miller-Benj. Jones.
Mitchell-Israel Naples.
Monroe-R. L. Burner and ]. II. sutton.
MOrgan-Gus StOddard Und.).
Mnrray-W. j. Peoples.
Muscogee-W. A. Little and 7. j. Chappell.
NewtOn-L. L. MiddlebrOOks (Anti-ProhI-
bitionist).
Oconee-F. p. Griffith.
Oglethorpe-R. B. Matthews elected and Jo-
seph McWhOrte and G. NJ. Witcher tied OF
626 votes each.
Paulding-J. NJ. Spinks.
Pickens-F. G. Tate.
Pierce w. q. Brantley.
Pike-J. Z. Gardner and J. p. Baker Anti
Prohibitionists).
POlk-R. W. Everett.
Pulaski. NJ. Lamar.
Putman-W. F. jenkins.
Randolph-T. j. Perry.
RichmOnd-Adolph Brandt, Chas A. Robbie
and Martin B. Calvin.
Scriven-J. ". Johnston.
Spalding-Frank Floyd.
Sumter-W. NJ. Hawkes. and J. L. AddertOn.
TalbOt-R. NJ. Willis.
TalaferrO-Pryor q. Veazey.
Taylor. j. McCantz.
Telfair-Thomas Eason.
Terrell-O. b. Stevens.
Thomas-S. G. McLendOn and j. r. Alex
ander.
Troup-Crenshaw and Jones.
TWiggs-Hubbard Reynolds.
Ups0n-W. p. Richardson.
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