The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-07
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box until after dark awaiting the results.
When il was known that this precinct went
| Democratic the sounds Of guns mingled with
! the glad hnrrahs of faithful Democrats. The
ballot box was closely watched by Repub-
| lican detectives from the first to the last, but
when the vote was known they wore
dOWncast appearance and in the midst OF the
good feelings shared by the Democrats
| they left for their homes unknown 10 the
! people of Whiteyille. AZ this hour all eX-
| ctement has ceased and all have retired TO
! their respective homes. feeling that they
| have done good days work for the coun-
| try; and il every Democrat In the United
/ States worked with such zeal rs character
/ lied the people Of Whiteylle today the
! country will still be saved from the cOrrup-
! ton Of Republican rule and our party Will
still wave her banners both high and long.
Boliyar-Thc inCessant rainfall here caused
| n light vote, not more than twOthirds of
| full vote being polled This precinct gives
! Cleveland 1876, Harrison, 1917 Phclan l6ii
! Il ton, l67 Taylor, lGj; Hawkins, 1865. Ca
| ruthcrs (DomUcrat) is elected 10 the Lcgis-
! laturc over Booth (Rapublican) by n large
! majority, On account Of the mud aud
| darkness no full returns from the country
| districts are expected until tomorrow. Not
n single vote for the Prohibition ticket was
cast at this box lIardeman County will
| give Democratic majority ol 700.
Triton
Coyington The election passed or very
| quietly here Atoday Though party lines
/ were closely drawn, general good feeling
| prevailed, aud the result Is a decided walk
| over for the Democrats. The vote
stands 1881 Democratic ANA 1,5ll
| Republican. Tho whole Democratic
ticket Is elected. J. C. Moore, the candidate
| for Representative, leads with Phelan
close second. The majority Is the largest
| for years and surpasscs by far the hope or
| the most sanguine. In the primary, 70
Senator, Atkins received 800 Harris, 6s3
Mason--Tho election at this place, and
at nll other points heard from in Upton
and Fayettg passed of quietly. Tho col.
! orcd voters broke ranks early in the day
and voted the straight Democratic ticket
! The following is the vote Of districts Nos ., .
| and Of Fayettc County No. 5-Clcyeland,
! HS, Harrison, ~; Clcyclands majority, 3O2
! No. G-Clcycland, 100 Harrison, lGO Clcyc.
land majority, 80, No cleveland, 2ll;
Harrison, ~, ClcNclund's majority, 40. In
| this Upton County the vote stands In this
district: No. 0-Clcycland, 23i; la. rison,
! 90; Clcycland's majority, 100. No. lO-Cleyo-
! land us Harrison 60, Cicvclands majority
! llS The other candidates will poll the
same vote, as there was no scratching worth
/ mentioning
Ninth Dstrict-Cleycland Taylor phelan,
| DorChhcad, Moore, all, iu1; except Phclnn
! hc having POP, Harrison, Hawkins Eaton,
| Owens, Barklcy Wiun, all 70 each, except
! Eaton, who has 40 In 1854 the vote was
Democratic, 20, Republican, 40,
! Eighteenth District-Clcycland Taylor,
! Phclan, Dorlch, Head aud Moon, all LIS;
Harrison, Hawkins, Eaton, Owens, BarSlcy
and Ninn, all 90.
HAYWOOD.
The election passed or quietly IN Hay.
] al 4
! notwithstanding the rain. Sufficient returns
! have been received 10 show that the county
! hIs zone Democratic by J 500 majority. Ne
! u wee Is defeated Tor the Legislature by
shaw Head is reelected Flpatrr. D. J.
Lea is elected % the Senate over TarranL
HAmLroN.
Eleven districts Harrison, 2sl Cleveland,
80 Hawkins 2Si Taylor SD, Evans lRopL
100 Pyatb 100 Nhiucc. ~ Stone. -.
licnnctL 2'G Henderson, 80, McCrcaL IS;
Fisk, s.
wEAELrY.
Mar.in-Clovcland Pa: lIarnson. 2Io.
Taylor 2il, Hawkins, 2j2 These figures
show q Democratic gain over 1854
MAURY.
Fifth District cleveland sos. Harrison.
31l. Taylor 7gS, Hawkins, $50; Fix, ..
Johnson, -.
HAMILTON.
The result Ia this. the Third Congressional
District, II yet IN doubt Chances strongly
favor Bates, the Democratic city vote being
22i2 more votes cast than nt any previous
election, Total vote 81 city. Evans, Re.
publican, q, 1Oj-a majority Of i,s2p
GiLEs.
iynnvillc--.Cl cvclnnd. 800 Harrison. i2i:
fiss 70 Taylor 1885 Hawkins. ili john
.gn, 80; Whithoruc ltongrcssh SIS Lamb,
,scnutcl 32j.
MApiroN.
This city ruyc twenty-five majority IN
1874, 30 now give. 7,s fnlpc leads flc ,.gkri
largely in the county. Cleveland. tpg.
Harrison. l.l2l Taylor las Hawkins
ll'i lisk. 81. johnson. 100 net Democratic
Fiin. 80
DYrA
Dyer hug-DJ p.'e ih1 local d.stsasl1ns
20 y County parH. -ary thr indications
aro H.ai oar m'l ugkri h elected Tie
havy 'ra.us which prevailed go day d.I
not prevent t.H Republicans from fHIIIrr
IHfF Fuf. Iht contest hftwHu fLU A..
k.usllaus pr11~-ltt is go doe o. fr lf.
iir1'.i raa. lli Do seems t'gt t.s Aftlrl
men have probably TrIIa.Hi
vknrrr.
rlih district 90 o. re,.-.i.sr 80,
| gain oi 2f-I over l-sI
Rock isa1I-UrI Drde n Warren
| County ID HH.Hai.r f.HTfIu o. n.rrll.
| can. o. Prohibition O. 30 r0trTlaf-fsy.
| lIr l"i liarfiH. Dr.. IJirsJl. l. Tor 90.
| srysi-liato. ~. Ltaus o.
srvsEn
F.uh District AtiIus. 20 HaHis DIN
/ ihr Demo, mtr TruafU flIs district u
| irsi gave blaine q malYnty ri o.
Gallat.n=lbrr ~. larg, vote p..ifi
~ tiiis place. Tho l,rpuhiirrus sill
| cuuy the district hy trp o. twenty
majority Total vote cast OD l1r..st vote
ever ppllrl. o. llarr,s fuf United state. Sen.
atorUrici tlic district by o. majority in thc
| primary nt cl.tallnn Sprnsf H. this
county lhc ,ol' 10 The primary was Atkins
y,v uunFv.
Sixth and Eighth Districts bate. 10
| Evans ~.
Firt District For Governor TAYLOR n.
Hawkins T. For Congress Rates. o.
! Evans O.
Cleveland la3 Harrison. inl. TAYLOR. as
] Hawkins lol, lhtrs hrmulmth a. Evans
! u,cpub.ifauk lu1
MADISON.
Jackson The election p1sscl ~ in this
! county tudny without ans disturbance. II
| hrrau "a rain ni 10 o'clock and continued
] uuIil thc polls closed. However, 10 did not
/ prevent voter. irum rpins to thc polls Tho
| vote in tie city AMI younty ]. lir,rt thiu fpr
| many yrhrt Full r0turns have not cumr iu.
| The county I1s gone ntwurmiif hy Iul
| majority johnson. che Prohibition rnudi.
] date lur tuNUfuls WIaunt known uuta.U, of
Tie city, ilis whole vote iu the county will