The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-11-05

fiees-Mr. Cox Made Good RuI
-Republicans Make Good Gaini
In Wake.
Alamance.
Burlington. \. c.. Nov. Com
plete returns for the county show
an average Democratic majority O
100. r. y. Cook, candidate fol
| sheriff. leads the ticket with 2s.
majority. while A. J. Thompson, fol
treasurer, has majority of 116. X
w. Scott (Democrat) was defeated
by Sc votes. Kitcbin carries tht
county by Sc majority, while More
head (Republican), fifth district
gets 21 majority over Brooks. (Dem
ocraD.
Allegheny.
Sparta, y. c., Nov. Ar. l.
Doughton, Democrat, is elected tc
the Senate.
Jefferson, y. c., Nov. At. C.
Bowie, Democrat, is elected to the
Legislature.
Catawba.
Hickory, n. c., Nov 4.-Unoffieial
returns indicate that Catawba is Re-
publican by a small majority. 4. Y
Killian, Republican, is elected to the
Legislature by approximately 200
majority. Will require official coun.
to determine vote for State and Con
gressional tickets.
Carteret.
Morehead City, N. c., Nov. 4.--The
whole ticket was elected. The Re-
publicans centered their fight On the
Representative, but Wallace was
elected by about $50 majority, or
more Never in the history of this
county has there been such a cam
paign waged.
Chatham.
Pittsboro, n. c., Nov. 4.-Indica-
tions according to returns received
to-day point to the election of the
Democratic ticket, with the excep-
ton of sheriff and one commission
er. J. j. jenkins, former sheriff
of the county, has defeated Hammer
by 60 majority. A. j. Lane, a broth
er of Col. j. r. Lane, Democrat,
endorsed by the Republicans, has
defeated w. o. Farrell, the Demo
cratic nominee for commissioner by
d small vote. r. H. Hayes leads the
ticket, for the Legislature, being
elected by over $50 majority, and
Kitchin and Pou get majority OF
about 100.
Clay.
Murphy, N. c., Nov. 4.-Clay
Democratic.
Elizabeth City, N. c., Nov. An
Camden County, national, State
Congressional and county Democrat
ic ticket, led with about ESQ major
ity. Cook (Democrat) was elected
for the House by 113 majority
against strong Independent ticket.
Cumberland.
Fayetteville, n. c., Nov. 4.-Elec-
ton returns from 20 of % precincts
in Cumberland County show the fol-
lowing vote for the legislative ticket:
Senator--Nimocks (Demoerat), l.
SOB, Geddie (Citizen's ticket) 1857.
Representatives - Currie Demo
craft, 1929; Underwood democrat,
on both tickets), 2,252; Broadfoot
(Citizens' ticket, 1,.224; Cashwell
Independently, 5. Watson, Demo
cratic sheriff, on whom fierce fight
was made by the Citizens ticket
was reelected over Allen by good
majority.
Cherokee.
Murphy, n c.. Nov. 4.-Cherokee
County gave Republicans 100 ma
jority.
Elizabeth City, N. c., Nov. A.
Dare County, which had three coun-
Ly ttChcIS, SlCCtCu " ACCho-
crat, for the House, against String
field, Independent Democrat, by SO
majority Balance of Democratic
ticket elected except register OF
deeds, which was captured by the
Republicans.
Durham.
Durham, N. c., Nov. 4.-The in
complete returns from the twenty
three precincts in this county show
that the entire Democratic ticket is
elected so far as Durham is concern
ed The fight was hard one that
was waged against some of the Dem
|ocratic candidates. and the MAORI
ties are very close in some instances
CONGRESSMAN Brooks carried this
county by &c majority. Mr.. e. Y
Smith, Democratic nominee for the
House of Representatives, was elect
ed over Mr.. W. G. Bramham by sc
majority. The remainder OF the
Democratic ticket was elected BY
ma aiorities from 155 to 5S6. the lat
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