The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-11-06

county will give a slight majority for Me-
Kinley and Joyce. Although opinions diff
fer on the matter the labor trouble will
probably not affect the result much. Con-
servative Simmons men concede the coun-
ty to Carr by 200 or $50.
LINCOLN.
Lincolnton, N c., Nov. 5.-After
slow campaign, it is hard to predict re-
suit, but Bryan will get majority in the
county. Carr will lead for Senator.
FRANKLIN.
Louisburg, N. c., Nov. 5.-The Sen
atorial primary insures full vote, and
that means a majority of 600 for Bryan
and for Pou. The Senatorial contest is
close both sides claiming the county.
CASTOR.
Gastonia, N. c., Nov. 5.-The fight here
is to give Buxton big majority for Con-
gress 1t is believed he will get 800 or
900.
Carr men and Simmons men both claim
the county.
CUMBERLAND.
Fayetteville, N. c., Nov. 5.-The ma
iority for Bryan will be 800 to 1000. Very
little interest in election. Both sides are
working hard in Senatorial primary. Sim
mons is in the lead.
CABARRUS.
Concord. n. c., Nov. 5.-No contest ex-
cept in Senatorial primary, but county
will give Bryan and Kluttz a good ma
iority. Carr leads for Senator.
CALDWELL.
Jenoir. N. c.. Nov 5.-The Democratic
leaders say Buxton will get $50 majority
for Congress, a gain of 200 on the August
vote In Senatorial primary both sides
claim a majority-Simmons' friends $50,
Carr's friends 500.
LENOIR.
Kinston, n. c., Nov 5.-The Demo-
cratic leaders are confident that the
may be 1000.
Morganton, N c.. Nov. 5-Burke will
give Buxton $50 majority for Congress.
The race for Senator is claimed by both
sides Best opinion is that it. is close
between Carr and Simmons.
BEAUFORT.
Washington, ~ c., Nov. 5.-Smalls
majority will be large. There is no
apathy and a full vote will be polled.
large support.
Southport, N. c.. Nov. 5.-Carr leads
for Senator. Close as to Congress and
President.
Jefferson, N. c.. Nov. 5.-From present
indications the Republicans will carry
the county by a reduced majority. Black
burn for Congress will run hundred be-
hind Mckinley. Carr will carry the
county for Senator.
MOORE.
Jonesboro, N. c.. Nov. 5.-The cam
paign has aroused little interest in
Moore county. but both sides will poll
large vote. The county is safe for Bry-
an by from 100 to 800 majority. The
Senatorial contest has aroused much in
terest, the chances slightly in favor of
Mr. Simmons. Mr.. Thomas's majority for
Congress will be somewhat in excess of
the majority for Bryan.
CHATHAM -
Pittsboro, N. c.. Nov 5.-If Jenkins
comes down Giles will have at least 800
majority in Chatham county; if not Pou
will have a plurality. Out of 1900 Dem-
ocratic votes cast in Chatham | would
say Simmons will get 1000 and Carr 600.
This is an estimate made by conserva-
tive estimators, entirely unbiased.
ANSON
Wadesboro N. c., Nov. 5.-Bryan and
Bellamy will be given 300 majority here,
if not more.
Simmons and Carr are running neck
and neck.
ASHE.
jefferson, N c.! Nov 5.-Buxton will
gain 100 over the Aycock vote. Demo-
Gratis are active and united. Blackburn
will lose some Republican votes. Sena-
torial contest close. Carr seems to lead
q little.
MECKLENBURG.
Charlotte, N c., Nov. 5-The Carr
men say they will carry every precinct
in the county except Pineville, and that
Carrs majority may go to 1000 They
are confident that it will not be less
than 1000.
The Simmons men claims majority of
300 to 500. The general opinion is that
Carr will carry the county.
ORANGE.
Hillsboro, N. c., Nov. 5.-This county
was close in the August election. The
Democrats expect to give Kitchin and
Bryan 200 majority
Carr will carry the county for Senator
by large majority.
PAMLICO.
Bayboro, N. c., Nov. 5.-There is no
Democratic detection. Small will get
majority.
The outcome of the Senatorial contest
is uncertain. ~
PERSON.
Roxboro, N. c., Nov. 5.-Kitchin's
home county will give good majority
for Kitchin and for Bryan. The Sena-
torial contest is close, both sides claim
ing the county
ROWAN.
Salisbury, n. c., Nov. 5-Bryan will
get 1880 majority in this county, and
Kluttz will get as much. Carr's friends
say his majority in this county will be
900. The Simmons men say the vote
is close. Carr will carry the county.
STOKES.
Danbury, N. c., Nov. 5.-The vote for
Bryan and Stevenson will be some larger
than for Aycock. The indications are
that Carr will carry the county in the
Senatorial primary.
SWAIN.
Bryson City, N. c., Nov. 5.-The Demo-