The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-01

Fergusons majority .................sssl,7S 3
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
weber, conservative. SiS
Webb, conservative. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 25i
Gaillard, TillmAnite .......................1s $50
Weber's majority. Observation-Disclosures. 959
The entire conservative legislative ticket
Is elected.
There will have to be second primaries
Tor two county commissioners, a coroner
and one trial Justice.
But the Tillmanites will not be in IL.
The vote on prohi bition was;
or Pr0hioition ..'' -''''...'''''''''.'... iS oS
against o, 3OU
NO CRY OF FRAUD HEARD YET.
COLUMBIA. s. c., Sept l, Q A. M.-The
conservative executive committee were In
session last night, but gave out nothing for
publication. Whether or not they have
discovered any cases OF fraud has not vet
been stated. Chair man DIbble, when asked
for some statement Tor publication replied:
II believe they have defeated US by about
Us 900 majority. We are democrats, and
OF course expect to abide by the result OF
she democratic primary" He will leave for
his home at Orangeburg in the morning.
a special to the State from Gree Vile
says: Judge Melton lie here When asked
by reporter If he would accept the reuub-
iicau nomination for governor he said he
would consider il whoa the time came. He
republican nominee and would be the next
governor OF South Carolina"
BARNwELL FOR TILLMAN.
BARNwELL, s. O.. Aug. SI.-Ths election
passed off quietly. Returns from thirty
one Of the forty precincts indicate that
Tillman will get 1900 votes to 1000 for
SHEPPARD The Tillmanits candidates will
be elected to all the county offices. This 10
she heaviest vote ever polled in the county.
A REGULAR CLEAN SWEEP.
By the Associated Press.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., Aug. 31,-Returns OF
the primary election held in this state yes
terday are not yet completed. Up TO 8
O'Clock tonight complete returns from
10 counties out IS had been re-
ceived. In Is of them Tillmau, the re-
form democratic candidate for renomina-
tion as governor received 12.51S MAJOR
tty, and in the remaining 4,
from which authoritative reports
have been received, Sheppard. the
conservative democratic candidate
for the gubernatorial nomination, recei We d
S75 majority, which leaves Tillman a net
majority of II, 63S in the counties where
the vote has been officially tabulated. In
she remaining 16 counties information
already received points conclusively to
Tnlman carrying 10 of them by a combined
majority Of 1900. The only one lefs for
the conservatives Is Charleston county,
which will probably give Sheppard
80 NAL majority ..., according to
totsl net majority will be q. 6SS. tits safe
60 put 1t anywhere from 20 600 to IS, 600
The Reform party, which Is composed
largely of farmers Rllianoemon, it 10
claimed, will have Ave Of the seven CON
Eressmen from this state w. II. Brawley
lconservativeI the incumbent was nomi-
mated ever j. W. Stokes (alliancemau)
In the First district. In the Second
district g. d. Tillman, the incumbent, aud
W. j. Talbert (alliancemau) will have to
run again, owing to other candidates having
been In Yesterdays race, which prevented
any one from receiving majority.
In the Third district A. G. Latimsr
tallianoeman) has been nominated over
George tombstone tconssrvative) the pres
ent representative, by 100 ma iority.
Congressman Shell (alliancenan) OF the
Fourth district has been renominated over
u. T. Johnston conservative by an esti-
mated majority of z, 1000
John J. Hemphill Conservative who has
represented the Fifth district for several
terms, 1t is claimed has been defeated by T.
j. Strait (aliancemanl.
John l.. McLaurin, the present attorney
general of South Carolina, who is indorsed
py the farmers alliance, received the nomi-
nation in the Sixth district over jeremiah
Smith, who was a Hsskellite bolter two
years ago
Gen. E. W. Noise (conser vative) defeats
w. d. Hayward (allianoeman) 10 the Sew
enth district
These nominations are equivalent 10 cleo
zion.
The legislature will be In sympathy with
che administration and the cou ty offices
will be filled with reformers in all except
nVe counties, which were carried by the
conservatives.
THE STATE SAFE FOR NOVEMBER.
United States Senator Irby, who lie chair
man OF the democratic state executive com-
mittee, was asked tonight for his opinion
OF the result Of yesterdays political contest
he said: THE success Of Gov. Tillman
and the reform candidates for congress ia A
positive guarantee that there will be no
trouble here SO far as the democratic
national election is concerned. The Cleye-
land electors will receive the same vote as
will be given Gov. Tillman. Our faction
has been abused and efforts made TO switch
us out OF tue party on the issue of Cleve-
land and Stevenson. Our political foes
nave sought to create the impression
tnat we were not true dem Gratis, but this
enort has been prompted by desire to re-
ceive the federal patronage that will be
dlstrlo ted in South Carolina when Mr.,
cleveland goes into nee again. II all the
southern states had dema ded needed re-
FORMS within the Dem cratic party. as we
nave done here, political disturbances
and uphesvals else where in the south
would now be unknown aud no occasion
would have arisen for robbing Kolb aud his
party associa &c In Alabama OF their MAJ
Jority. The reform movement is not hv anv
means simply farmers alliance orRanizl-
ton. II is composed OF the bone ana sinew
OF the white people Of South Carolina aud
numbers among its adherenus the strongest
And best citizens N every section OF the
state
NOT REPUDIATORs.
Their control OF the government indi-
Gates that every just obligation OF the state
van be fully and promptly met and that the
interests OF capital and labor will be amply
protected and fostered. Former adminis-