The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-07
THE LEGISLATURE.
The Populists Will Hold the Balance
Of Republicans May Control
The House.

Inc House.
The estimate given below is the best
we can give to-day. The returns are
very incomplete. The Democrats will
perhaps, have one third of the members
of the General Assembly. The Republic
cans will far out number the Populists
in the House.
THE STATE SENATE.
First District, (Currituck, Camden,
Pasquotank, Hartford, Gates, Chowan
and perquimans counties), j. l.. Wild
ley, Republican, and j. f. Newsome,
Populist.
Second District (Tyrrell, Washington,
Martin, Dare, Beaufort, Hyde and Pam
lico) McCaskie, Populist, and Yeager, Ike
publican.
Third District (Bertie and Northamp-
tom, j. NJ Early, Populist.
Fourth District (Halifax), e. 7. Clark,
! Populist.
Fifth District (Edgecombe), Lee Per-
son, Republican.
Sixth District PitD, Moye, Populist.
Seventh District Wilson, Nash and
Franklin), j. #. Mitchell, Populist, j. T.
Sharp, Republican.
teret, Lenoir, Greene and Onslow), G. l..
Hardison, Populist, and Mccarthy, Re
publican. @w
Ninth District 7(Duplin, Wayne and
Pender), III. l.. Grant, Republican, and
r. G. Maxwell, Populist.
Tenth District New Hanover and
Brunswick, Geo H. Cannon, Populist.
Eleventh District Vance and War
REM, w. b. Henderson, Republican.
Twelfth District (Wake), G. Ell. Utley,
Populist.
Thirteenth District (Johnston), e. S.
Abel, Democrat.
Fourteenth District (Sampson, Har-
nett and Bladen), Geo. Butler, Populist
and E. n. Robertson, Populist.
Fifteenth District columbus and
Robeson), Angus Shaw, Populist, and J.
ID. Maultsby, Republican.
Sixteenth District (Cumberland), Ged-
dy, Populist.
Seventeenth District Granville and
PERSON., DR.. VIM. Merritt, Populist.
Eighteenth District (Caswell, Ala
nance, Orange and Durham), Capt. f.
s. Parker, Democrat and j. e. Lyon,
Populist.
Nineteenth District (Chatham), Jno.
W. AIWatef, G0pullSt.
Twentieth District buckingham, J.
A. Walker, populist.
Twenty-first District (Guilford), ALI.
Scales, Democrat.
Twenty-second District randolph and
Moore), d. Reid Parker, Populist.
Twenty-third District (Richmond,
Montgomery, Arson and Union), w. I'll.
Adams, Populist, and DANIEL Patterson,
Republican.
Twenty Fourth District (Cabarrus
and Stanly), G. ID. Barringer, Democrat.
Twenty-fifth District (Mecklenburg),
DR.. J. Il. Alexander, Populist.
Twenty-sixth District (Rowan, David
son and Forsyth, S. Earnhardt, Populist,
and Jno. A. Ramsey, Republican.
Twenty seventh District tIredell, Davie,
and Yadkin), Shore and Sharp, Republi.
cans.
Twenty-eighth District Stokes and
Surryl, one Republican.
Twenty-ninth District (Catawba, Lin
coin, Wilkes and Alexander, II. H. w
Barber, Populist, and one Republican.
Thirtieth District (Alleghany, Ashe and
Watauga), one doubtful.
Thirty-frs District caldwell, Burke,
Mitchell, Mcdowell and Yancey), E. T.
Wakefield, Populist, and l Republican.
Thirty -second District tGaston, Cleve-
land, Rutherford and Polk, M. Fl. JUS
tice, Democrat: ]. A. Anthony, Democrat
Thirty-third District (Buncombe, Madi-
son and Haywood, Geo. I'll. Smathers,
Republican, and w. w. Rollins, Repub-
lican.
Thirty fourth District Henderson,
Pennsylvania, Jackson and Swain, A..
Cannon, Democrat.
Thirty-fft District Macon, Clay, Cher
okee and Graham), J. Frank Ray, Demo
crat.
The representation would stand:
Popnlists ). .................. "A
Democrats ;. :. 49,. ........... &
Republicans -. .............. is
Doubtful $3.50. MISREPRESENTATION. /