The age-herald., 1898-08-02
OLD JEFFERSON
 IS IN THE VAN
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but our work was to get our own people,
 and the fact that everyone believed we were going to win with hands down made it hard to get the democrats in to help.
 Another thing" said MT. Gray, this is a white mans victory. In Birmingham not over fifty negroes voted, and throughout the county the negro vote was practically nothing. 1 believe the result of this elec- tion demonstrates that the white people of Jefferson are again together and to stay.
 You will please say that Jeffersons vic tory is due to the party workers and the splendid party organization in the coun- ty and to the fact that the democrats and
 populists are again brothers in their fight for white supremacy, good government and better schools" Williams, Beat For Governor-Deans f. Johnston S6, War ner 0, Witherspoon l. For Secretary of State-BraxdaH 0, Max well 4. McDavid IS, Speigle, 0. For State Treasurer-Bachelor 0, Calhoun 2, Ellis 21, Killebrew 1. | For State Auditor-Dake l, Lawrence 1, bowman O. White 19 For Attorney General-Blackman 2, Brown 15, Walker 0, Whitehead 2. For Superintendent of Education-Aber- crombie 15, Hearn 3, Jackson 1, Murphy l. For Commissioner of Agricurture-Cren- shaw l. Culver 1S Reese 3, Wynn 0. For Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Mcclellan 16 For Associate Justices of the Supreme Court-Dowdelf 14 Haralson 12 Sharpe 1S Tyson IS. 2 | For Chancellor of the Northwestern Chancery Division-Carmichael 15 Chis- olm l.
 For Circuit Judge of the Tenth Judicial Circuit-Coleman IS, Smith. Jr., 8. For Representative in the General As sembly-Brake 4, Brown Q, Bryan 4, Burk- halter IS, Cobb 2, Davidson G. Engel O. Enslen o, Gibson 16, Houston 26, Van Huey 24. A. B. Jones 5, D. T. Jones 2, Lanier O. Mcqueen 21, Parsons 0, Spencer 12, Stor- mont 0. Williamson 1. For Birmingham Amendment-3s. For Probate Judge-Henry 6, Stiles 8. For Senior Judge of City Court of Bir- mingham-Wilkefsen 24 For Associate Judge of City Court of Bir- mingham--Senn 2S For Clerk of1gircuit Court-McAdory s. Williams l. ir' Jonesboro, Beat For Governor-Deans ?, Johnston So, War ner 0, Witherspoon g. For Secretary of State-Braxdall 1, Max well 6, McDavid 76, Speigle 4. For State Treasurer-Bachelor 3, Calhoun 1, Ellis TO, Kilebrew 2.j For State Auditor-Dake 1, Lawrence 1, Loman 3, White 6S. For Attorney-General Blackman 4, Brown GA, Walker ?, Whitehead 4. For Superintendent of Educa tion-Aber- crombie 69, Hearn 0, Jackson 3, Murphy 1. For Commissioner of Agriculture-Cren- shaw 5, Culver 67, Reese l, Wynn 1. For Chief Justice, of Supreme Court Thomas N. Mcclellan 63 For Associate Justices of Supreme Court Dowdell G5, Haralson 65, Sharpe 66, Tyson G. For Chancellor of the Northwestern Chancery- Division-Carmichae GA, Chisolm | 2.
 For Circuit Judge of rbe Tenth Judicial | Circuit-Celen,an e2, Smith 2. For Representatives in the General As- | sombly-Brake 1, Brown 2. Bryan 0, Burk- halter 62. Cobb 9. Davidson 62. Engel l. l Enslen D. Gibson @. Houston 79, Huey 71, 1 A B. Jones 1, D. T. Jones 1, Lanier 1, Me- | Queen 61, Parsons 1, Spencer F, Stormont 1, Williamson ?.
 For Birmingham Amendment-S6 For Probate Judge-Henry 6. Stiles 1. For Senior Judge of City Court of Bir- min mingham-Wikerson 64. For Associate Judge of City Court or BIT mingham-Senn 70. For Clerk of Circuit Court-McAdory 90, Williams 2
 Bethlehem. Beat ' For Governor--Dean 8, Johnston l2o, l Warner 1. Wftherspoon O. For Secretary of State--Braxdall 1, Max l ell 16, McDavid 103, Speigle 1. 1 For State rreasurer-Bachelor l, Calhoun l 1, Ellis 11A, Killebrew B. For State 4tuditor-Dake 5, Lawrence l, bowman 8, White 104. t'r-fe For Attorney Genernl--Blackman 2, 1 Brown 1O4, Walker 2. Whitehead 8. E sa | For Superintendent of Education-Aber- crombie 1O5, Hearn 9. Jackson 2, Murphy l. (Continued on Eighth Page.l