The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-11-15
That's What the Democrats
Have in the Legislature.
IT is NEARLY UNAN NOUS
THE pOPULISTS HAVE ONLY
ONE STRAIGHT SENATOR.
kgO ONLY TWO REPRESENTATIVES
The Republicans Fare Better and Elect Six
Senator'S and Twenty-fcur Rep
reSentatives.

Senator'S and Twenty-fcur Rep
resentatiVes.
The figures have been reversed.
In the Senate of 1897 the Democrats
had seven State Senators and the Flu
~.ouists had ~. The Senate of 1S9
will have 43 Democratic Senators and
Fusionists.
In 1891 there were about 80 Demo
cratic members Of the House and 90
Fusionists. The House Of 1899 will be
composed of % Fusionists and Oh Dem
ocrats.
It was Il clean sweep of the Populist
candidates, and almost Il big falling off
i'm the Republican representation.
1t was stated in yesterdays paper that
the Fourteenth district was doubtful, but
il now appears that Jones carries Har-
nett by 2S3 and Bladen by 25S; he loses
Sampson by 80, which gives him 16 ma
iurity. IsobesOn carries Harnett by 2S3
BlaGen by 2G3 and loses Sampson by
%. which elects hin by 21. Yesterday
this district was given rs doubtful but
his gives it to the Democrats.
The following list, prepared with great
care and much labor, is very nearly the
correct roll Of the next Legislature. We
will thank our readers to write and make
corrections. as We are anxious to nave
it uccurdte:
SENATE.
FIRST Observation-Disclosures, Che
wan, Currituck. Gates. PasquOtank,
pcrquimans. Hertford)-T. CT. Skinner,
d.: George Cowper. d.
SECOND DISTRICT-(Dare, Hyde.
TrrreIl, Washington, Pamlico, Martin.
Bcauford)-H. s. Ward, D.: Martin, D.
THIRD Observation-Disclosures
and Bertie)-Harris, z.
FOURTH Observation-Disclosures.
l.. Travis. ID.
FIFTH ACKNOWLEDGMENT
pr. r. II. Speight. d.
SMITH DISTRICT-PitN-F. G..
James, y.
SEVENTH DIsTRICT-CWilson,
Nash and Eranklin)-R. y. 2. Cooley,
D.; T. s. Collie. D..
EIGHTH DISTRICT-(Craven, Car
tcret. Jones OnsIow. Lenoir and Greene,
james \. Bryan, D.: J. 9. Jackson, ID.
NINTH DISTRICT-(Wayne. Du-
pin and Pender-Frank y. Daniels, d.;
l. Z. Hill, d.
TENTH DIsTRICT-New Hanover
and BrunswicN-WiIliam ]. Davis, d.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.-CWarren
and Nance-R.
TWELFTH DISTRICT-NNake)-
Fahius y. Whitaker. j.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT-John-
stonl-Elder ]. \. 7. Jones. d.
FOURTEENTH DISTINGUISHING
son. Harnctt and BIaden.)-T. 7. Jones,
H.. and J. -. S. Robinson, d.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT-Robeson
and Columbus}-Stephen Mcintyre, D.;
Jos. 4. Brown. d. /
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT-(Cumber-
Iaudl-W. L. Williams, u.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT -
Granville and PERSONAL. A. Hicks, D.
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT-(Cas-
we'll. AIamance. Orange and Durham)- -
i. VI. Cheek. D.: !. NJ. Satterfield. D..
NINETEENTH DISTRICT-(Chat-
atml-Wickcr. r.
TWENTIETH DISTRICT-Rock-
.naham)-WiIiam Lindsey, d.
TWENTY : FIRST DISTRICT
.f,uiIfordl-John y. Wilson. d.
TWhNTY-SECOND DISTRICT
Randolph and Moore)-J. G. Black. d.
TWENTY THIRD DISTRICT
Richmond, Montgomery, Arson and
uianl-T. j.. Jerome, D.! Charles STAN
TWENTY-FOURTH DISTRICT
.IIlarruS and Stanly)-R. /. Smith. d.
TWENTY FIFTH DISTRICT
Northumberland J.. Osborne. D..
TWENTY SIXTH DISTRICT
Rowan. Davidson and Forsyth)-R. Il
f.ouu. D.: j. {. Thomas, d.
IWENTY-SENENTH DISTRICT
||I."IuIJ, Yadkin II Daviel-James A.
~I'..'.r, d: and f. c. Hairston. D.
INENTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT
Stokes and Surry}-Newsome, RepubIi-
TWENTY NINTH DISTRICT
.%aoder, Wilkes, Lincoln and Cataw-
l)r. Lowe. D., and -. II.
.fiIltTIETH DISTRICT. (Alle-
n.y., A~he and Watauga)-W. G.
||'IFTY-FIRST DISTRICT.-(CaId-
Burke, Mcdowell, Mitchell and
.".@I-G, G.. caves, D.; and w. S.
..ltTY- SECOND DISTRICT
..# Cleveland, Rutherford and
NJ. ii. Justice, D.; o. L. Ma
...'HII-TIIIRD DISTRICT-Bun
Madison and Haywood w. J.
I'- Thos. j.. Murray. ID.
Up ...'t' Il-FOUETH DISTRICT
.~'u, Pennsylvania, Jackson and
I"-h Franks. Independent,
"| by Republicans.
... ...'' FIFTH DISTRICT-CMa-
..."E"e, Clay and Graham)-R.
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HOUSE.