The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-11-14
THE SOLID SOUTH BROKEN:
North Carolina and Missouri Goes BacS
On Us.

RALEIGH, Nov. SIN the absence
Of the figures the following carefully
prepared estimate may be relied upon as
latest figures on The Pcpulist.Fusiorlst
msiorities. It must be noted that The
present Associate Justice Walter Clark
will keep bis seat as be ran cn both
tickets and got nearly all the votes cast.
The next United States Senator'S will
probably be Marion Butler and Mott
with chance for Prltchard, bat Mott
has the 90 noV.
Congressionalresulis follow:
First District, Skinner (Rsr.) 1000;
Second District, Woodward (Dem.)
$500; Tnird District, Shaw Dem
! 900; Fourth District, Stroud (Pop.
900; Fifth D.stric'. Settle (Rsp.)
500; Sixth District, Lockart (Dsn.)
2C00; Seventh District, Siu.ord (poD.)
75c; E ghth District, LinneY (Pop.)
100; Ninth District, Pearson (Rsp.) and
Crawford (Dem. both claims that the
official count is necessary to decide.
The State and Judicial ticket of the
Fusionists is elected oy saVsral thou
sand. Marior Butler The Popul!st
leader, claims 10000. Tie legislature
cn joint ballot will probablV be Fusion.
RALEIGH. n. G., Nov. 8 -S:m! I'll.
cial returns from nearly every county ln
the State indicate tha: the Fasion t:ckst,
State, Judicial and legislative, put out
By the Republicans aoc Popul!ats ia
elected by some 10000 majority. This
gives than th, State Treasurer, Chief
Ju..:c, and two Associate Justices CT
the Supreme Court and fise judges OF
the Su serior Court.
Chlrnan Butler Ct tie Populisis
claims the State by $4,000 and says tnat
the Fusionlsts will hav, nsj ,rity On
Joint bs!lot. Tals latter estimate ls be-
lieved to BE- correct. Taey will have
the Senate by ten majority. Its not
vet possible to estimate their strength
in the House. Ouly taree Dsncc!t'c
Cocgrcssmen have been elected. Wood
ward in the Second; Sh&5g ia tie Third
AID Lockhsrt in the SE:th. Crawford
is defeated By Pearson q the Ninth by
very small majority.
MIssoURI's BIG STUMP.
KANSAS City, Mo-. Nov. SIN the
Congressional fight Dockery Of the
Third, Tarsney Of the Fifth and Cobb
Of the Twelfth ars the oul7 Democcats
that have been elected On the face OF
returns. Hatch in the Flrst District !s
clearly beaten By CLARK. Haliecs il The
Second, for Waom there were strong
hopes unril now. has surely gone Gown,
Ellison IN the Fourth and Heard IN the
Seventh are buried. Ia the Eighth
'Silver Dick" Bland's rural cons!itu'
ency has g;gen him the go.by ir fayor
Of Joel Hubbard. 10 the Moth Champ
Clark has Deen defeated by Treloar OF
Adrian, school teacher, with protec'
ton tendencies. Bartholdt il the Tenth,
Joy in the Eleventh and Rsnney in the
Thirteenth, swell the Republica ns
column. The swamp Angel" District
of the Southeast where only Democratic
were supposed to live, have elec.ed
Mosely, tie Republican candidate. For
the frst time in twenty-five years the
Southeast has tailed to come up rock.
ribbed for the Democratic ticket. Coun.
ties which have never gone Republican
since the ex. Confederates were restored
to citizenship have elected the entire
Republican ticket. Analysis of the vote
as shown by returns received at Demo
cratic hes5eurters shows that no por.
ton of the State has been exempt from
the shaking up. It is just as bad down
along the Arkansas line as it ls up on
the Iowa border. The Mississippi River
counties are as badly "slumr:d" as sls
the tier which borders Kansas.
Two yeas ago the Democrats had
ninty-tWo members in the lower house
of the Legislature and the Republicans
forty eight. This time the Democrats
and Populists combined will not be able
to muster more than srrong mlaorl!Y.