The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-11-12

pamocratIc Counties.

Democratic Counties.
NASH. -Clereland, Isl; Cox 2f8; j.
Ii. Ezum for the House 2iG.
ORANGE.-CIo7eland, cot; Scales, 6Ig;
Merrimon, 739; Cox, 524; i. " Graham,
40.
WAYSE.-C!cyeland, POP; Scales, I47;
Frank NJ. Ayecock over John r. Smith,
$50; Mr.. Hatch over Dr.. John B. Per-
son. IO4.
MCDowELL.-C. 289; S. 80; Tom
Johnston, 298; Geo. II. Gardin, House,
352.
RowAH.- C. 1870; S. l,264; John S.
Henderson, LIS; Lee Overman, l,2l9.
FRANKLIN.-Every township except
two gave Democratic majorities- "a gain
Of 80 over the Jarvis vote. Franklinton
township gave $50 maj. for Blaine; and
IIayesville ave him S mai.
HAYwooD.-C. Ala; S. Al; Tom
Johnston. 428. Among the voters was
Peter Mason, aged I0l, who cast his
maiden ballot for Tom jefferson.
WHsoN.-Mr. John L. Woodari ran
ahead Of the ticket in Wilson county, but
he viii have to go slow hereafter carry
ing S2S majority on his back Cleveland
had G39; Scales, G42. A big Ratification
in Wilson last night. The committee
offered $40 for the best transparcueios
shown, and this put every Youu 5tcr Old
his mettle.
PAMLICo. -Jujge Merrimon led the
ticket with l64; Cleveland, l5S; Scales,
l43; Skinner for congress l37.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 24l; Scales,
283; Merrimon, 357; Everitt for Senate,
Sneed for the House, 5I9.
Observation-Disclosures, $50; Scales,
S6G: J. w. Reid for Congress. 1881.
Tom kvans Gays the negroes Ia b..h
Rockingham and Caswell voted largely
for Reid. This was good for Reid, but
no.reflection on Col. l.. G. Edwards, be-
cause if be had descended to the usual
tactics, and organized the negroes on the
color line, he would have gained their
votes.
JoHNsToS.-This bully old county al
ways makes . racket when sho comes.
Think of l,l07 for Gen. Cox; 965 for
Judge Merrimon; 9I5 for Gen. Scales,
s45 Tor Senator Ashley Horne; | GA for
S. X. Morgan, and so on. They are a
mighty independent people, our neigh
bors are; but when the occasion calls for
closed ranks they stand together like a
stone wall.
ALEXANDER.-Sca!es about 600; Jones
for the House, 800.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, l,G45: Scales,
l;653; j.. 5. Henderson, 1868.
iREDELL-Clevelaud 9O9, Scales, go;
j. ). Henderson, S75; Morrimon, l,Gl9.
MECKLENBURG. -Scale-, 6S7; Ste3-
man, or; Balm, 6S2; Merrimon, Gl3;
Bennett, G33, s. b. Alexander, $50. st
John got il votes.
CHATHAM.-Scale5 received the high
Votes more than Cleveland, and
II more than Cox. Aston 81 more than
Wonack Cleveland, $50; Scales, Eli;
Cox, l,l5I. We printed a month ago
that Gen. Cox would get 1000 in Chat
ham.
DUEHAM.-Er,.rc democratic ticket:
Ne5sIs. 4. ". Graham aui Ja. Hole
man, Senators; G. Is. Green, Representa-
tive F. y. Markham, sheriff; 2. Luns-
lord, Register, etc.
NAsH-Cierelaud, 49, Scales, 100;
Cox, 24S.
CAsToN-Cleveland 40; Scales, 462.
NlABuN.-Cleveland, 81, Scales, 30;
Worthington, $40; Skinner for Congress
945.
LENoIR.-Scales, 22i.
LINCoLN.-Cieveland 4I5; Scales, los.
MISUNDERSTANDING, SIS; Scales,
3Sl; Cox, sos.
CABARRUs.-Gleveland, 923; Bennett,
95S; Scales, $50; Merrimon, 96S.
SAMpsoS.-Cleveland, $50: Scales,
$50; Green, l,lO5.
STANLEY.-Cievcland, 600; Bennett
for Congress between 500 and 1000 ma
JACKSoN.-Scales al.
DUPLIN.-C!evelan6 and Scales and
Green l,066.
TYRELL-Cleveland and Scales l54.
MACGN.-Scales go. Tom Johnston
10. Jas. Z. Robertson for the House
$50. We copied from an Asheville
paper that Lieut.. Gov. Jas. l.. Robinson,
was the candidate. From the above ii
would appear that Jas. L. Robinson is
the man.