The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-07

OF TattnalPs vote shows: Northen, 1881;
Peek, sos; Wilcox, /, $50; Walker. 757, Ken
needy, 5ll Clifton, ASS; MOring S59.
BELLEvILLE, GA, Oct. 6.-Tattnau
county. which was considered to be one of
the third party's strongholds, gives Hon.
Peter Clifton, the democratic candidate Tor
representative, Gas majority, agalnss w. T.
Morlng, the third party nominee. Tattnall
has literally gone wild over the result, and
the people have shouted themselves hoarse.
Business Of all kinds is lost sight Of. Stores
and other business houses are closed,
and work IN the country is sus-
pended, and the farmers have come
TO town and Joined in the lOvefeast.
Houses are decorated with bunting and
flags Red. white and blue banners are
waving from the tops Of bulldogs to the
ground. and festoous of the national colors
can be seen in almost every direction. Ban
ners, bearing Hch inscriptions as "Democ
racy still livss' and I'VE have met them
aud they are ours ~ etc, are waving to the
autumnal breeze.
In Tattnan the Lord has given us peace.
And delivered US from Weaver AMI the Widow
Lease.
APPLING COUNTY.
BAILEY, GA, Oct. 6.-The consolidated
returns of the election yesterday in this
county are as follows: Northen. $50,
didate for the Senate, S34; Dixon. Peoples
party candidate for the Senate, 303: Ora
ham, democratic candidate for the House,
$50; PadRett, independent democratic can
didate for the House, 2SS; Williams, Peoples
party candidate for the House, 259. The
other candidates on the state ticket fell q
little below Northen and Peek, who led
their respective tickets. The main planks in
the platform Of Padgett, the independent
candidate for the House, were the repeal Of
the high license liquor law Of the county
and the present lease system for working
oonvicts in the state.
Probably half Of the Peoples party vote
was cast by negroes. The democracy is
triumphant and the majority Of the oiti-
zens OF Appling county are rejoicing.
CLAY COUNTY.
FORT GAINES, GA, Oct. 6.-But for
few minor difficulties the election would
have passed of quietly here yesterday.
Neglecting to register prevented many ne
groes from voting. but the third party
brought out their force in full.
The following is a correct count Of the
votes from this county: Governor, W. j.
Northen, 534; Peek, 235. Senator. Wilson,
dem, 5l3; Craps, peoples. 234; Rollins,
rep, los. Representative, Rsmbo, dem,
542: Peterson, peoples, 2S3. Wilson's ma
jority in the district will be at least 800.
Rollins, the negro republican, has 131 ma
.lOIlbJ ONGl OAdDpot bLo NtAAAu DhibH Chilul-
date, as it now stands. Terrell county will
doubtless increase IL some. Charley Kill
ingsworth, a young white man Of Bluffton,
this county, was dangerously stabbed in a
political difficulty at that place yesterday.
WARE COUNTY.
WAYCRoss, GA, Oct. G. aycross and
Ware county rejoice in the overwhelming
democratic victory Of yesterday. The most
important part of the fight to the people of
Waycross was that between Leon A. Will
son, prohibition democrat, and Ben Sir
mans, anti>prohibition democrat. The fight
between these two democrats was the
hveliest of the campaign. After the an
nouncement of the election of Wilson the
prohibitionlsts held jolllfication meeting
at the opera house, in which large num-
Der of prominent citizens took part. All Of
the precincts in the county have sent in
returns. There Is no material difference
between the estimated returns sent in last
night and the official count. The following
figures are correct: For governor, Northen |
SIT, Peek 288. For representative: Wilson |
73l, Sirmans 416, Davis Is. For senator, +. |
B. Sirmans 8S9. Corbebt 291.
THE TENTH DISTRICT.
AUGUSTA. GA, Oct. 6.-The official vote |
of the Tenth district gives the democrats a |
majority of 1924.
Returns from the whole state show that
Richmond county is entitled to the banner
for having given the largest democratic
majority. Her vote not only exceeds that
of any county in Georgia, but her majority
is larger than the total vote of any county,
s s8Ssd ps5hap from Put t@s o0 GGa
in this district increase the
third party majority in several counties
and reduce the democratic majority In the
district TO about LOO. Many of these
counties votes are evidently illegal. and
they will be carefully Investigated and
thrown out. The fight is now on for No
vember, and the defeat of Watson comes
next. All Georgia Is Interested in it.
BURKE COUNTY.
WAYNEsBoRo, GA, Oct. 6.-Since all the
cratic majority of 462 Northen, for gov
ernor, received ], OO2. Peek, the third party
candidate for governor, received only $40
votes
The democratic candidate for the state
Senate received ,2S1 votes. The Peoples
party candidate received S53 votes. The
democratic candidates for the House were
elected as follows: J. B. Heath received |, 292
votes, j. L. Fulcher received l, 1858 votes and
r. l.. Crimson received 1877 votes. The
Peoples party candidates were J. +. Bates,
j. l.. Buxton and J. B. Brinson. This ticket
was beaten. J. r. Bates led the ticket, GET
ting S53 votes. The colored people in
w dNuoSDOEO fOboh UAJl I1o 0SAuOCEdbos
PULASKI COUNTY.
HAwKINsvILLE, GA, Oct. 3.-There was
q light vote in this county, only !, 220 votes
being cast. The democrats polled go and
Wimberly's crowd $50. The democratic
majority ranges from 700 for Northen for
governor to TO for Hendley for representa-
tive. Hodges majority is 705.
Dennard for senator has a majority of
954.
Nesbitt lead the state ticket by a few
votes.
Hawkinsville claims to be the banner dis
trict of the state, for out of vote Of 1913
only third party ballots were cast. In
Mitchell county precinct IS votes were cast
Of them for the third party candidates
EMANUEL's VOTE.
SwAZNsB0Ro, GA, Oct. 6.-The demo-
Gratis polled loss votes and the third party
80 The democratic candidate for the
Senate poIled ,05S. Northen's majority is
1906 Daley's 81 and McElmore's lis.
Following is the vote in tabulated form:
Horthen, dem. ,0S9
feek, tnru party. .'.'.'..,.s. .......,....., 1913
SENATOR.
Daiey, Iein ,034
REPRESENTATIVE