The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-10

Parker 1,609 Roosevelt 921; Glenn
1876, Harris 1,035; Kitchin 1854 and
Reynolds LOCI. This gives Kitchin a
majority of 573 votes in the county.
The majority on the county ticket was
from 626 to SIS.
DARE.
Manteo y. c., Nov. 9.-Ethridge
was elected Representative from Dare.
The balance of the ticket is doubtful.
JOHNSTON.
Smithfield, N. c., Nov. All pre-
cincts in this county have been heard
from except two Returns indicate a
Democratic majority on the State and
county ticket of about one thousand.
Pou's majority is at least twelve hun
dred. The vote was rather light.
MCDOWELL.
Marion, N c., Nov. 9.-WiII require
official count to ascertain McDowelrs
vote on National. State and Congress
Sional tickets. The county Republi-
can ticket is elected except Morphew
for the House. Gudger carried Marion
by 64 majority. The same box which
gave Moody a majority in 1902 went
Democratic on this occasion.
MONTGOMERY.
Asheboro, n. c.. Nov 9.-Montgom-
cry has gone Democratic. Watkins,
for the Senate, 10 majority; Wade,
for the Legislature, 1856; Allen, Regis
ter of Deeds, 124 Rush, sheriff, 121.
The State ticket is Democratic by 165
majority.
ONSLOW.
Jacksonville, N. c., Nov. "A light
vote was polled here. Returns from
thirteen precincts show the election OF
the entire Democratic ticket by ma
jorities ranging from two hundred and
upward. Thomas for Congress leads
the ticket.
ONSLOW.
Jacksonville. N. c., Nov. 9.-AIl re-
turns from this county are not vet in.
but enough is known to assure the
people that Onslow is safe. 1t looks
as if the Democratic majority would
reach $50.
ROWAN.
Salisbury. N. c.. Nov 9.-The cleo
ton in Rowan and adjoining counties
passed quietly and without incident
save for a few small fights at various
points, none of which were serious. At
many of the precincts the vote cast
was the heaviest for years past. The
1900 majority given Newland in
Rowan did much to reduce Black
burns vote in other known Republic
1
sional District. The Democratic tick
et in Rowan. including Murphy and
Hall for the Legislature and Wright
for the State Senate, was carried by
a majority of about 1900 with two
precincts yet to be heard from.
The fact that e. Spencer Blackburn
was challenged and not allowed 10
vote at Wilkesboro and that bulletins
announcing the same were distribute
rin n
influence voters in this part of the dis
trict. Newland received a majority
in this city of over 900 and the town
of Spencer gave him 134 against AZ
for Blackburn.
Vast throngs of people both met
and women at this place and Spencer
remained up until midnight last night
receiving the election news which was
generously furnished over the long dis
tance lines of the Southern Bell Teie
phone Company whose officers and
operators were all accommodation
throughout the night.
VANCE.
Henderson, Nov. all except
three townships rive Powell for sheriff
426 majority. These precincts two
years ago cave Democratic majority.
Parker and Glenn wili get over 600
majority. The chief fight was waged
chiefly against Sheriff Powell and his
victory was great.
WARREN.
WarrentCn. II. c., Nov. 9.-The cleo
tion in Warren county passed off very
quietly yesterday. The Democratic
majority for the county State and Ma
tional tickets is LOO. The 'lilly
whites" polled less than 100 votes.
Our people regret missing the nresi-
dency. but are proud of what they
have done in the State. Hon. A. G..
Daniel, for the LEGISLATURE, led on
county ticket.
THE CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRACY