The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-09-09
OFFICIAL COUNT
kETBgAs ARE GaElAssED Abb
T0TlL VOTE DECLARED
SUMMARY OF TWO RACES

orra.inngeburg Dram County Gives Smith the
Largest Msjoriitss Give6 Any Can.
didate for the senate.-Hst Of the
Counties in Which Manning and
Richards Received Piuraiitiss:
The oaisiaii returns returns primary; hsid
August 25th; for the United States
Senate; Governor and 6ther State 6a:
ces, and by districts for Congress; afs
as follows: s,:s...szs..s4r.,.s... =.
FoF United states senate-coie I:
glease, 5S,s1s; L. b, jennings 2,25s;
lW. P: Pollock; 1854; Ellis8n .:
Esniith; 1926:
For Goverhor-Lownes J.. Bfow1-
ing, 1918; Jno. G. Clinkscales, IL
E126; r. 4. Cooper. 25, ,053 John z.
Duncan, 1893; VIM. c. Irby, Jr:,
E652; Richard r. Manning .25iSs7:
John 5. Adger Mutually, SS5; JSha 5
.tG. Richards, 2e;so1; chas. CarfSiI
fSimms: 2;;773; Ghas. 4. Smith, 5;s42;
lMehdsl /. smith; s,s55.
For Lieutenant Goyernor-Ahdre# s
iJ. Bethel, 5o,s01; VIM. A. Hamer;
1929; J. 4. Hunter, s0;ssS; B:
Frank KellS; 1864:
4 For Secretary Of state-R. N. ME-
4 Gown; 1921
4 For Comptroller Gsneral-A. W:
! Jones, 1896; Jas. i. summersstt,
j46;754:
I For State Treasdrer-s. + Garter,
:IiS1,1ss.
:. For Adjutant Geherai-W. W..
Moore, S0,ss5; NJ. g. Willis, 50,S4S:S
! For State superintendent Of Edu-
: cation-J. E. swearingen; 13i ,122.
For Attorney General e.
Z Brice, S2,645; Thos: H. Peoples, s5;-
: le5i:
: For Commissioners Of Agriculture.
iGommerce and industries. j..
Watson; Ist,07s.
For Railroad Commissione ner-Jas.
Canister, 2S,2SS Geo w. Fairey, i0.-
/ $50; c. D. Fortner, 2s,230: Frank
wv. shealy, S2,504;Jn Jno. II Wharton,
e i20,Sss; W. I. Witherspe 16,84o.
For Congress.
First district: E. G. Dennis 5, ,914;;
I iR. S. whaley, 1851.
Second district Jas. F. Byrncs IL:
lisa; R. NJ. Mixsors 1858.
Third district: Wyatt Aiken, Il
loss; F. Il. Dominick, STA; +. s..
e Evans, s67; j. R. Horton; 2,65t.
Fourth district: T. G. Duncan Il
1876; J. T. Johnson, 1898; s. J..
: Nichols, S,20s.
t Fifth district: D. E. Finley, TO-
ai1s4; W. F. Stevenson. s,s27ssrg.
el Sixth district: AL. Hamer,S2 ,45S
u. E. Ellerbe, 5,s45; J. ". Ragsdale,
I11,140.
: Seventh district: A. F. Lever, 49,
z t,sss.
The Senatorial Race.
Senator Smith received majority
in each of the following counties:
e Abbeville, Bamberg, Barnwell, Bean
tort, Berkeley, Calhoun, Charleston,
: Chester, Co1leton, Darling ton, Dillon,
) dorchester, Edgefeld Florence,
) EGreenYiiie, Greenwood, Hampton,
lHorry, Jasper, Kershsw Lancaster,
: tLaurens, Lee, Lexington, Marion,
Marlboro Newberry, oconee, Orange
$ burg, Richland, spartanburg and
WILLIAMSBURG. Total, S3. He re-
lceiyed pluralities in the following:
3 saluda and Sumter. Total, 2.
e Governor Blease was given a ma
Q 1ority by each Of the following coun-
$ fties: Aiken. Anderson. Cherokee,
$ tClarendon, Georgetown Pickens and
York. Total, He received plur-
e,iatties in Chesterfield and Union y
Fl The largest majority given any any
Ecandidate foc5the United States Sem
ate was that received by Senator
;, Smith in orangeburg County, 1.As7.
s I'm this county Senator Smith receiv-
: led 1853 more votes than Governor
Blease.
The Race for Governor.
II Manning received a majority IN
!. tsumter County, and counties giving
!, Thin pluralities are. Aiken, Bamberg,
tBarnwell, Beaufort Berkeley Cal
J thoun, Charleston, Colleton, Hampton,
y Eorry, Jasper, Lexington, Newberry,
: orangeburg, Richland, Sumter and
!. Williamsburg. Manning also reeeiE-
: ed substantial vote in the following
counties: Anderson, Chester, ches-
lterfeId. Clarendon, Dorchester, Edge
,tfeid. Fairfield, Florence, Georgetown,
lice, Marion, oconee, Pickens,A -aa,
) and York. -.
No county gave Richards a major
y ity. He received pluralities in the
: following: Chester, Chesterfield,
= Clarendon. Darlington. Dorchester,
:. Fairfield, Florence, Georgetown, Lah-
caster. Lee. Marion and Pickens, ano
:. Ia substantial vote in each Of these,
= Aiken, Anderson, Berkeley, Calhoun,
: Charleston, Cherokee, Coiieton, Dill
: Ion, Horny. Kershaw, lexington
Marlboro, Newberry, Oconee, Orange
: burg, Richland, Saluda, Spartanours'
n Williamsburg and York.
In Anderson, Greenville and Spar
tanburg, the three heaviest voting
. counties in the State, the vote, as be-
. tween Administration and Antl-Ad-
ministration candidates for Governor,
was as follows:
- Admn. Anti-Admn.
l. Anderson ","-'
, craenv;,,e 2,721 5,421