The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-11-14
But Balance of Democratic State
Ticket is Elected.
FRAUD rs CHARGED
By the Democrats, As the Returns Were
Held Back in the Republican
Srougholds In the County
Districts For Some Puro
pose Or o her.
pose Or O.her.

A dtspStch from New YCrk UnQe.
Date Of November ssEs according K
incomplete returns from all over tht
State received up to 10 80 O'Clock to
night, Charles E. Hughes, the Rspuo
ncan candidate, has been elected gov
ernor OF the State over William Ran
6olph Hearst the nominee OF the D7n
ocratic party and tbs Independence
league, by spprcxinatelg plurslit;
Of 20, coo. Two years ago Gov. Big
gins was elected on the RepuhEcsC
ticket by 80,560.
Thare Was some doubt expressed to-
night st to the fate Of the necratic
and Independence lesgue tickets out
eide OF Mr.. Hearst, several OF the
Few York newspapers which hsVe
bean supporting Mr.. Hughes, oec,sr
ing that there vas chance that the
subordinate officers OF the Democratic
and Independence league coordination
had bean electso.
The latest figures seem to indicate
that Mr. Enghss' plurality above the
Bronx will exceed lis. eco. To Offset
this Mr. Hesrso'S plurality IN Crest
81 New York Will probably bs f1om
$4,000 to $4,000. In B.oos;yn.
where Senator Patr:ck &. McCsr:en
msde q bitter fight against Hearst,
the latter carried the borough by s
small plurality, probably, 1000. At
one time Is seemed that Hughes had
been successful In Brooklyn, but the
lste returns were sll strongly in favor
OF the Democratic canotdste.
Mr. Hearst has been given major
ity Of nesrly 10, 900 in Manhattan and
tbs Bronx. @ leens county, which in,
cludes Long Island City, has gore for
Hearst BY from 5000 to 5000 anc
Richmond Staten Islaro) has also
given the Democratic candidate .
plurality.
AL GETS IN BUT HEARST.
With the cfS:isl voue CT but three
sounties missing Thursday night,
Lewis Stuy7essnt Chsnier apparently
b elected lieutenant governor OF the
Democratic Independence league tick
OF By plurality sDpro1inating l.
100 votes over N. Linn Bruce, Rs
publican. 10 arrive at these figures
B1uce's probable piutalittes in the
counties Of Essex, Ontario snd
Niagara sre based on the vote for the
Republican gubesnstionsl canoioste.
Fulton county is also missing ex.
eepting . statement Of B-uce's plural,
lty over Chanler. While slight
changes may be made in the return
from several counties, it is not be.
Nsyed thsy viii materially 1euucs
Ohanler's Lead, but on the contrary
msy increase it It sppears that
all the other candidates on tie
Democratic State ticket are sleccso
by small pluralities.
rsINKs EEARsT WILL WIN.
Chairman Conners Of the Demo
cratic State committee Thu!soay
issued q call for meeting OF tbs
full conmittse to be hello Friday,
The object Of the neeting Is to ce'
wise plsns ''to safeguard the interests
Of the Democratic State ticket "
ST decided early today to cal! the
Democratic State oonnitte together
to protect the interests OF the State
stcket,'' said Chairman Ccnnsrs.
From kilograms have received it is
plain that the Republican nschine :.
Sssorting to its old thts7!sh knsVeIy
Ia order to best our ticket. Thers Is
absolutely no doubt inst the TICKET
ss elected with the exception OF MI.
Hearst.
There is also absolutely 20 doubt
that the returns are being held bsck.
There is no doubt that Bruce is run
n;ng behind Hughes up she State l
firmly believe that scacient Inde-
pendence league votes have not been
sounted in many counties to oecrea
grestly the plurslisies OF Hughes ana
possibly elect M. Hearst.
I'VE are going to get an honest
count OF the v-te and we are not only
going to protect the men making the
csnvas next !Cuescsy, but we are 60
ing to get right to work no" OF tne
master."
Blew Out the Gas.
At Pensacola, Fla, man parslall'