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

IL John r Harvard In hIs aghs
against SIR. ]. u. warrxn. Of the
RspssIlsan State ticket. Tn. .ssass
ticket was elected hy = majority of
about ls0 and the HatsanAi ticket
was not FAR from this
Framklim.
Lonisburg. y. c.. Nov. s.-Rasarns
from the townships cf FsAnklin
County show q Democratic majority
Of i.7oo HaysviIle gave a RspahlI-
can majority of SIS. which was the
only township ia the county that
gave a Republican majority.
kitchin ran ahead Of the ticket
here by two votes. Pon's majority
over Briggs Is large in this county
Legislative tickets elected by hand
some majorities.
Forsyth.
Winston-Salem, ~. c.. Nov a.
At midnight semi-ofaciai returns In
dieate Republican hare carried For
- AA A0A aaAA9%A &NN& Ak8h 0a kA&sN
ticket Taft gets about sT5. More
head. SEQ: Cox. las. and the Re
publican candidates for the Legisla-
ture may get in. though vote Is ex-
eeedingly close. Democrats have
not conceded this county. however.
Granville.
oxford. y. c.. Nov. 4.-The fol-
lowing is the vote of Granville coun-
ty: For kitehin l,74I. Cox $50.
Brooks 1.e62. Morehead 65s. SEN
ate: J. A. Long 1.6l4, w. II. Gooeh
G. T. Skies. se3. Clerk: ]. G. Shot
we'll, 1.72l. A. Baxer 600. Regis
ter: J. B. Powell l.7s0, H. A. Davis
$50. w. T. Lyon liza. W. J. Man
gum 614. Sheriff: s. NJ. Wheeler
1887, C. G. Royster 6s3. Coroner:
r. NJ. Currin 1886. II. F. Moore
654 House: A. w. Graham 1851.
599. This is gain of 15s over vote
of r. B. Glenn.
Guilford.
Greensboro, n. c., Nov. while
not official. the vote of Guilford
County will be found to be as fol-
lows: Bryan 3s17. Taft ASH,
kitchin 3.S4S, Cox 2.736; Brooks
3.3s3; Morehead. 2.7S0.
CASTOR.
Gastonia, n. c.. Nov. 4.-Returns
from the twenty precincts OF CASTOR
County are coming In slowly and are
very hard to get. The only entirely
complete vote Is that for State Sen
ator, w. T. Love. Democrat. defeat
Ing l.. NJ. Hoffman by "a votes.
Harnetr.
Dunn, n. c., Nov. 4.-Harnett Is
Democratic by seven hundred ma
iority. an increase in vote of two
years ago of two hundred and fifty.
Haywood.
Waynesvilie, N c., Nov. 4.-Hay-
wood County Democrats elect all
county officers by majorities ranging
from 675 to 100.
Hyde.
Washington, n. c., Nov. As
nearly as can be ascertained by long
distance phone tonight, Hyde Coun-
ty went Democratic by the following
majorities: National. $50; State,
500; county, 600.
Iredell.
Statesville. n. c., Nov. 4.-The
official count of the vote in Iredeli
will make but little If any change
In the following figures showing the
vote given the principal candidates:
Bryan, 1880; Taft, 1859; Kitehin,
2,50O; Cox, 1853. For Congress:
r. D. Hackett. 1850; C. H. Cowles,
1850. While Iredell remains a
Democratic county there was a loss
in the majority of about $50.
Lincoln.
Lincolnton, n. c., Nov. A DEM
ocratic majority of approximately
100 is claimed in Lincoln County.
J. d. Elliott being elected for the
Senate and DR.. Warlick for the
House
Mecklenburg.
Charlotte, n. c.. Noys .3.-Meck-
lenburg will give good round ma
jority for the Democratic ticket from
President to county officers. The
Republicans, however, will likely
carry three and possibly four pro-
cincts out of thirty-five in the coun-
ty. Taft polled in the city about
fifteen per cent, estimated of the to-
tai vote.
Nash.
Spring Hope, N. C., Nov. with
several precincts missing, Braswell
fDemocrat), for Legislature, Is elect
ed over Matthews (Republican) by
500. Musings precincts may reduce
Braswell's majority little.
Pou is about 500 ahead of Briggs
for Congress. Vote will be canvass
ed tomorrow at Nashville.
Local interest will center in regis
ter of deeds. ]. B. Boddie, endorsed
by both Democrats and Republicans.
was Overwhelmingly elected. but his
right to Office will be contested by e.
II. Griffin who ran as independent.
New Hanover.
Wilmington. N C.. Nov Com