The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-12-03

The Republican National
Ticket Gained Over
One Thousand Votes
BRYAN RUNS
BEHIND TICKET


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Sear~ Agse-saeaaii=s Pol . smsn
Vote In the STATE.
The State Election Board con-
| p'eted Its work Monday. The oncsai
vote for President. State omciaIs sad
Congressman is here given:
For Governor: ktrAtH. Demo
erat, i45.lo2: Cor. Republican. iof.-
7eo.
For Lieutenant Governor: New
land. Democrat. i4s.i<7: Toms. Re-
publican. lo7.s5i.
Secretary of State: Grim-s. Dem
ocrat. 1885: Thompson. Rspas-
lican. 107.s4s.
State Auditor: Dixon. Democrat,
l45.oeo; Wood. Republican io7..
s4s.
State Treasurer: Lacy. Democrat
l45,155; GriggH. Republican. 1917
100
Superintendent Public Instruction:
Joyner. Democrat. 1902: Lyierly.
Republican. i0T.7s3.
Acknowledgement Beckett. Dem
ocrat. 144.s00; Newell. Repuhlican.
1O7.s72.
Commissioner OF Labor and Print
ing: Shipman. Democrat. i46.oTs:
Ray. Republican. 107.s44
Corporation Commissioners: Az
cock, Democrat, 144.sss: Eimore.
Republican. 107.ss4.
Commissioner of Agriculture: Ora
ham. Democrat, 145.04s: Mewborne.
Republican. 107.721.
Insurance missioner: Young,
Democrat, i45.069: Norris. Repubii-
can. 1O7,7s1.
Superior Court Judge-Fifteenth
Judicial District: Adams. Democrat.
l45. .0O5: Lusk. Republican. io7. .ess.
The Board of Elections declares
the North Carolina vote for Bryan 10
be 136.92s. and for TAFT. ll4.ss7.
giving Bryan a majority of 22.o4l.
Parker's majority over Roosevelt
four years ago was IL $40.
The vote for Congressman was IN
follows:
John II. Small. Democrat. was
elected In the First District by q ma
iority OF 7.776 over Meekins, hts Re
publican opponent. In the Second
District the majority OF Kitchin over
Ferguson. his Republican opponent.
was s.914. In the Third District
Thomas. Democrat. defeated Hill.
Republican. by a majority OF s.eIs.
In the Fourth District Poe. Deme-
crat. was elected over Briggs. Re
public, by a majority OF 4.4s7. In
| the Fifth District Morehead. Repub-
lican, was elected over Brooks. the
| Democratic candidate. by q majority
Of 34s. F. s. Blair, Prohibitionist.
| received 62 votes and J. p. Taylor.
Socialist. 1T4. In the Sixth District
| God win, Democrat, was elected by q
/ majority of 6,157 over Slocomb. his
Republican opponent. In tho Seventh
| District Page. Democrat. received .
majority OF 1928 over the Repub-
lican candidate. Waiser. In the
Eighth District Cowles. Republican.
had a majority of 1875 over Hocaell.
the Democratic nominee In tbs
Ninth District Webb was elected over
his Republican opponent. Smith. By
a majority OF 3.01s. In the Tenth
District the election went 10 Grant.
| Republican. over Crawford. Demo-
| crat, by a majority Of 3s1.
The Socialist Vote.
The votes received by the candf-
dates Of the Socialist party In this
State were:
GOVERNOR. A. Transou. $40.
Lieutenant-Governor- A. Dor
sett, 312.
| Secretary of state-G. r. Wilson.
l311.
/ State Auditor-E. c. Barkley. s11.
/ Treasurer-E. b. Wells. a13.
| Superintendent of Public Ingtruo-
tion-Nat NJ Pickett, 313.
Commissioner of Labor-R J.
Smathers, 314.
i Corporation ommissioner-W. J
Newton, 291.
!. Commissioner of Agrieuiture-P
e. Burke, 317.
. Insurance Commissioner-R. J