The age-herald., 1898-08-07
M ADORY LEAD
 COUNTY TICKET He Received O,OS4, While Johnston Got
 6,O2O Votes. BY THE OFFICIAL CUNT The Governors Majority as Chairman
 Gray Predicted.
THE COUNTY LEGISLATIVE TICKET
Lead by Mcqueen, Who Received A. 323 Votes-Negro Ticket and the "Cits" Did Not Cut
 Wide Swath.

The following is the official vote of Jeff ferson county cast in last Mondays gen
 eral election:
 For Governor-Deans TSP, Johnston 5.02O, Warner 1O9, Witherspoon 49.
 For Secretary of State-Braxdall 1S3, Max
 well 661, McDavid 4,62o Spe.gle 65. For State Treasurer-Bachelor S3, Calhoun 153, Ellis 4,537, Killebrew 550.
 For State Auditor-Dake ASA, Lawrence 90, bowman 69, White 4,564 For Attorney General-Blackman 104 Brown 4511, Walker s6, Whitehead 53S.
 For Superintendent of Education-Aber-
 crombie 4,4S3, Hearn 525, Jackson 122, Mur- phy 91.
 For Commissioner of Agriculture-Cren- | shaw 129, Culver 4524, Reese 494, Wynn 57. For Chief Justice of Supreme Court-Mc-
 Clellan 4,524.
 | For Associate Justices of Supreme Court
 Dowdell 4,i6S, Haralson 4,376, Sharpe 4,7SS Tyson 1860
 | For Chancellor of the Northwestern Chan
 cery Division-Carmichae 4.531, Chisolm col
 For Circuit Judge of the Tenth Judicial
 Circut-Coleman 4,625, Smith 6O6. For presetnatives-Brake GOT, Brown
 344, Bryan 176, Burkhalter 4,133, Cobb 1,135,
 Davidson 4,26O, Engel 166 Enslen 966, Gib-
 son 4.264, Houston 4,1SO Huey 4,159, A. B.
 Jones 667, D. T. Jones 1856, Lanier 9S, Me-
 Queen 4,S2S Parsons 7O1, Spencer 73O; Stor-
 mont 123, Williamson 218. For Birmingham Amendment. 5,15o. Against Amendment, 3S5. For Probate Judge-Henry 999, Stiles 4,S04. For Senior Judge of City Court-Wilker-
 son 493l.
 For Associate Judge of City Court-Senn
 1882.
 For Clerk of Circuit Court-McAdory 5,OS4, Williams 5O9. Official Count Yesterday The votes contained in the fifty-eight boxes in which Jefferson county's votes
 were cast were counted yesterday in the
 criminal court room of the court house, by
 Probate Judge Porter, Sheriff O'Brien Cir
 cult Clerk Mccarthy and their clerks Promptly at noon the count began and was not completed until 4 o'clock. Two hours more were required to add up the
 results which was done on adding ma chimes.
 Over ,OOO Majority
 It was freely predicted during the cam
 pagn that the democratic majority in this
 election would be the largest in the history of the county and the official returns fully
 justify this assertion. Governor Johnston's majority over his three opponents is 4O0S0, or eighty votes beyond the result predicted by Chairman Gray several weeks before the election.
 This was the largest majority of any democratic candidate on the state ticket who had any opposition. Walter K. McAdory, besides getting the
 highest vote on the ticket, 5,084, also re-
 ceived the highest majority, 4.575 votes. Judge Colemans majority over William H.
 Smith, Jr was also over 4,0O0, being
 4,O19 In the race for the probate judgeship
 Judge Stiles had not quite 4OOO majority,
 his vote being 3,SO5.
 The Birmingham Amendment came out
 with flying colors, it's affirmative vote of
 5,15O being ahead of any of the candidates
 while it's negative vote of 3s5 reduced it's
 majority only to 4,765. McOueen Heads the List Mcqueen headed the list of democratic legislative candidates. The following are
 their votes:
 Mcqueen. ........ ......... ..''''''f'o@o Gibson....... ........ .....''....''4'zo4
 Davidson ....... ........ .......... .......4,26O Houston...... ............ .......4,1SO Burkhalter.. ........ .......... ....4.l53 The standing of the candidates on the ''cts ticket is as follows: Cobb....... ........ .........e....l,l5o EnSlen..... ........ ........ ........ 9oo Spencer...... ........... ........... fou ParSOnS..... ................... fUl Brake....... ......... ........... b9I | A. B. JoneS...... ........-.... 6oi The average vote of the democratic ticket | amounts to 4,219, which, compared with the | 'cits" tickets average of S16 gives the | former a majority of 3,40S. The state negro ticket put out by the
 colored republicans did not show up as well as was expected. Their vote was Warner, 109; Braxdall, 133; Calhoun, 15S; Lawrence, 90; Walker, s6; Murphy, 9l; Wynn. 57 Bryan, the colored candidate, for the legis- lature, received 176 votes. Vote By Beats
 The vote for governor and for probate ildpe in the various beats was as follows: