The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-09


100 TO $50 The State. congressional ana
senatorial tickets carry the county by
200 to 800. Duncan claims II Will take
official vote TO decide.
VICTORY COMPLETE.
TAYLORsVILLE, y. c.. Nov. s..Spe-
cial.-The Democratic majority Is 100 TO
DO County and legislative tickets are
elected.
THE NEGROES CowED.
KINsTON. N. c.. Nov. s.-special.-The
State. judicial. legislative and county
tickets are elected by 80 majority, an
Everything quiet. The negroes are COM
pleteiy cowed.
HOW RUSSELL VOTED.
WILMINGTON. y. c.. Nov. Sat $3.50
O'Clock Governor Russell arrived from
Raleigh to vote. He stated to me at the
depot that he wired "A friend here yester
day that he was coming to vote. danger
or no danger. IL is well known, OF
course. that the Governor has said that
in case of a clash between the races ne
would be killed as being one OF the pro-
moters of the Republican negro organi-
cation
Governor Russell. soon after his arrival.
proceeded to the polling place at Dock
and Front streets. He was unattended.
save by group OF newspaper correspon-
dents. Not "A Wilmington citizen went
with him, although there are white Ke-
publicans here i'm some numbers.
AS the Governor passed down the street
he was greeted with silence and cold
looks from his ellOw-townsmen. Men
stood IN the doOrways and watched him
go past, but not three men spoke 10 nm
on the street Arriving at the polling
place, which was a little shop on the
river front he was met by the Demo-
cratic captain OF the ward. Are you go~
ing TO allow me TO voter the Governor
asked. I'VE certainly are was the re
spOnse The Governor then entered ana
advanced 10 the ballot boxes. The Gov
ernor of North Carolina some one an
nounced 10 the register. There was no
challenge. and the Governor selected a
ballot from the negro who had them IN
charge and read II.
This seems TO be the Republican tex
ct" ne said. and handed the separate
parts to the p0ll-hoders, who deposited
the slips IN the respective nailot Dukes
Governor then returned TO his MOTEL.
No discOurtesy was shown him at tne
polls. and no ugly remarks were mace IN
hts hearing. The Governor was sol1llous
10 know II the negroes were being allowed
10 vote and when advised by the news
uaper correspondents that no EFFORT was
being made to deter them he seemed re-
ieved.
NINE DEMOCRATS.
RALEIGH. y. c., Nov. s.-Special.--
From returns in hand up 10 l o CLOCK IL
seems that the congressional delegation
elected Is as follows. CO, ~.
First district. John II. Small Dem.(;
second district. George H. White tcOiored,
REM: Third district, Charles x. Thomas
DemJ; Fourth district, J. w. Atwater
DEM: Fifth district. W. w, NtcHyh
ODem): Sixth district, Jonn BeiIainy' ~.
DEM: Seventh district, Thee. +, kluttz
DEM: Eighth district. T.. +; LoFeh
DEM. Ninth district, Nllliam l. |'~"-
ford iDem). tts.,,f
The Democrats elected tnelr Ju lslaasi
ticket by a majority which they es.liha iis
at 5000. This ticket r. composed OF si~
Judges and twelve solicitors. ~
me LEGISLATURE Is tW0-thlrds Demo
cratic ON Joint ballot. TWO years ago me
fisionists carried the stare by 1Vfv".
The vote to-day shows That there mas
been 4 revolution
REPUBLICANS GET TWO.
CHARLOTTE. y. c.. Nov. s.-The cleo,
tlons In North Carolina TO-DAY Ieaul'er ~
i'm the greatest Democratic victory onn
record in the State. Gains are tepot, ~
-, everv county. especially from the
eastern section. There were no ui''-' y
ances of any consequence ,.,+ea
The Democratic jpdiciai ticket Is eieS .,,,.a
bv about 10000 majority. Inc Le5i's.' ~ - =
is overwhelmingly DemociraS,lsdi '''0
lowing congressman are electe1, M, b.
First district John II. SInau ' Deni, =
second district George II. White tTQlOIeu,
REM. Third district, ChaIies ~ ,no' n.a-
Tnamb Fourth district. j. w, AWAIT
I'm, ~ pony. Fifth district. William W.
It,tchen DEM: Sixth district, Jonn -
Raiiamv CDemJ: seventh district, the9'
X Kiuftz DEM: Eighth district. ROM III
Inns y. Iinney (KepJ; Ninth o'S'i'''' -
l. $1,000 was endorsed by the Demo-
-. IA NAV be credited TO thdt
coInmn. So the Republicans ger only M, MS
out of the nine congressman ''''''
State.