The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-03

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tive ticket 1000.
STANLY.
Albermarle, ~ c., August 2.-Indica
tions are that Stanly has gone Democrat
ic bv about 500; the amendment by about
$50.
Albemarle, N c., August 2.-Stanly is
Democratic by about eight hundred.
Amendment the same
Albemarle, N. c., August 2.-Stanly
Democratic by about $50. The amend
ment leads by fraction. Fl. Z. Nc
Allistor is elected Senator and M. p.
BIaIock for member of the House; both
are Democrats. Perfect order prevailed
over the entire county.
STOKES.
winston Salem, N. c., August RE
norris from Stokes say the county is in
doubt. Walnut Cove. usually Republic
can gave the Democrats 100 majority.
Two townships in Rockingham, (Madi-
son and Mayodan) gave Aycock $50 re-
spectivoly.
TYRRELL.
Columbia, N. c., August 2.-Everything
in Tyrrell is Democratic The amend
ment leads all. A. w. Owens Oem),
is elected Representative. The election
was quiet.
UNION.
Monroe, N. c., August Returns
coming in slowly. Monroe township
gives 645 majority for the State ticket
and the amendment MaTshville gives
2O3 majority for the State ticket and the
amendment. From present indications
Union county will give 1000 majority for
the amendment and the State ticket.
Negroes took no interest in the election.
Monroe, N. c., August 2.-Union solid
for 1900 majority for the amendment
and State ticket.
VANCE.
Henderson, N. c., August mo rioting
or disorder here; everything passed off
quietly Amendment adopted by about
four hundred majority, the State ticket
running even with the amendment. The
county ticket elected; from three to five
hundred majority w. B. Daniel (Dem.),
for the House; J. E. Burroughs (Dem),
for the Senate, elected by the same ma
iority. Hurrah for Aycock and White
Supremacy.
Henderson, N. c., August "A con-
servative estimate of Vance county goes
Democratic by $50
Henderson. N. c.. August 2.-Vance
county gives 500 majority for the amend
ment and the ticket 1t formerly gave
400 Republican majority.
WARREN.
Warrenton, n c., August 2.-Warren
county elects full Democratic ticket
and will give the State ticket a majority
and redeem the county. Everything
passed off quietly.
WASHINGTON
Plymouth, n. c., August 2.-Washing-
ton county Democratic by from two hun
dred and fifty to three hundred
Plymouth, N. c., August 2.-Washing-
ton county gives 500 Democratic majority
for the amendment. Democratic legisla-
tive ticket three to four hundred ma
iority.
Goldsboro. N. c., August 2.-Election
quiet throughout the county. Democratic
majority from two thousand to twenty
three hundred.
Goldsboro, ~ c., August ELECTION
| passed off quietly. Big vote cast. Big
majority for the amendment-prohably
two thousand majority or more. Returns
meagre Two Democrats are elected to
| the House of Representatives
Goldsboro, N. c., August 2.-GOldsboro
! city and township complete gives ma
| jority for amendment of 1,163, and Ay-
cock eleven hundred and eighty-five
Goldsboro, n. c., August Wayne will
give between 1000 and $500 majority for
| the Amendment and the entire Demo-
cratic ticket. Accurate information not
received from precincts, but indications
are that Aycock's vote will be ahead OF
the amendment Judge w. r. Allen and
| Geo. e. Hood. both Democrats are elect
| ed as Representatives. The election
passed off peaceably and quietly; no dis
turbance of any kind. A great many ne
groes voted the straight Democratic
| ticket.
WILSON.
| Wilson, N. c., August Eight out of
| ten townships heard from give a majol
| ity for the amendment and State ticket
| of at least 800; The majority for the
! county and Senatorial tickets larger.
THE SIXTH DISTRICT.
Wilmington, N. c.. August 2.-Conser-
| vative estimates from the Sixth Con-
| gressional district today show approXi-
mately 1000 majority for the franchise
amendment and State ticket. The cleo
| ton was perfectly quiet and negroes gen.
| orally did not vote. There was no
! opposition to the county and Legislative
| tickets.