The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-08-28
SENATORIAL PROGNOSTICS:

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race for the United States Senate.
The State Executive Committee
will declare tho result on Saturday,
tho 3Oth, and at that time we will
know tho Off ,ial figures Now, it is
simply guess work. Elsewhere will
be found the total figures for Senator
as taken from tho Columbia State Of
the 2Sth. In the cast up of votes it
is easy to figure that the Elliott, Hen.
derson and Johnstono vote will go to
Evans, while tho Homphll vote will
be fighting ground. The total vote
for these candidates is 1858. TAX.
ing this as basis Evans will get in
the next race 47,7GG, at least, if there
is no more votes polled than in the
present race
Latimcr has about polled his vote
in the State and in the second race he
will be handicapped. Senator Till
mans wishes aro that Latmor will
be boat. This has bcon known by
few friends for some time, but It has
rot been used in tho campaigns; but,
be that as it may, there are enough
lovol-headed people in the State Of
South Carolina to take care Of John
Gary Evans without any implied rs.
sent Of Mr.. 1'illman that Mr. Latmer
must be beaten. 1t is up to the peo.
pie to say whether they wnut Evans,
who will represent tho whole State to
the best Of his ability and always be
in touch with his constituents, and
looking out for plums for them, if
any are dropping, or Latimcr, who is
always riding around on free passes,
dealing III copper stock and keeping
in touch with his people through a
lot of gr,.ss root apd pumpkin seeds.
People of Pickcns county, you can
. not go back on Ex-Gov. John Gary
: Evans, who can, and will help you to
s advance the interests of your county
@ further and quicker than any man iu
@ the race, ,--Fickcns Sentinel.
u GENERAL STATE ELECTION NEWS.
ID We have been very much delayed
ty this week waiting on definite news.
IL We give it hot from the wires thi
IN morning,
ed OF 93,GGS votes already receive,
tho race for governor stands as fo
Of lows:
~ Ansel: 1860; Hayward, 1920:
O. Talbert, 1850; Tillman, 1918;
Is Zimmerman, G,542.
10 1t is neck and neck between Anst
o. and Talbert for second primary.
For Lieutenant Governor: Bleas
"a 1882; Gary, 25,oOO; Sloan, 31,6S
~ For Secretary of State: Austi
~ 18,9Ss ;Gantt, 23,7G2; Wilson, 2S, 60
For Attorney General; Gunter, j
37,520; Stevenson, 33,S07.
,,o For Comptroller Generals; Broo
inn or, 1888; Jones, 10, ,222; SHARP
~, Walker, 22,!06.
For State Superintendent Of Ed
NJ, cation: McMahan, 30,21S; Marti
4O,747.
OF, For Adjutant aud Inspector &c
a. eral, Boyd and Frost lead and W
all run second race.
For Railroad Commissioner, Eva
sci, leads and will be iu second race eth
Jas with Caughman or Mobley.
1o' MAGIsTRATE'y ELECTION.
Pickens Township, John r. Har,
'ole elected.
76; Dacusvillo Township, d. L. Sut
land and G. B. Loopcr make secol
los. race.
j. Liberty Township, w. G. O'D,
elected.
y. Eastatoo Township, Il. G. Bow
on, and Robert Lynch make second rae
Pumpkiutown Township, ".
en- Chastain elected.
Ehasley township, j. Nj. James
w. elected.
W. Central Township. Central, G.
81. Rowland elected.
du. Calhoun, Thos. l.. Grant el, etc
o. Hurricane Township, Six Mile, in
Roo and nj. Is. Moore make sc cor
en-. race.
yd, Catecchoe, j. p. Hyde elected
M. Holly Springs, w. II. Lynch ele<
so, ed
COUNTY ELECTION NEWS.
as. For State Senate @. H. Carpoat
70; and Laban Maullin run second rae
On, For the House Of Representative
G. Motthew Hendricks elected, seco,