The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-11-30
VOTE FOR WILSON.
Majority in State Shows Increase Of
10000 Since 1912.

1850 for Mr. Hughes. The Social
lists received 135 votes in the State.
the Progressives 1872. and the Pro-
gressive-Republican electoral ticket,
which was fathered by J. Duncan
Adams, of Charleston. and Allie d.
Webster. polled 25S votes. The DEM
ocratic electoral ticket received ma
joritv of 10000 in South Carolina,
more than 10000 increase since
1912.
These figures were tabulated today
by R. NJ. McCown, secretary OF State,
and chairman of the State board OF
canvassers. The returns from the
State ticket are in from all the coun-
ties except Spartanburg and Marion.
The State ticket. headed by Governor
Manning, polled practically the\same
vote as President Wilson, and the ma
jority of the governor will be $4,000.
The "bolting' ticket, which had
printed the name of Cole l.. Blease
for governor, received about 1000
votes in the State.
Banner County.
Spartanburg was the banner DEM
ocratic county, rolling up 4,503 for
President Wilson. Jasper county
cast the lightest vote, 243. The reg
ular Republican electoral ticket poll
ed it's heaviest vote in Richland coun-
ty, 292. No votes were cast for the
regular Republican ticket in Bam-
berg, Dillon, Fairfield, Hampton,
Horny, Jasper. Those counties MAX
ing up the 1850 votes for Mr..
Hughes were: Abbeville 8, Aiken
26. Anderson 6, Barnwell 21, Beau
fort 1O5, Berkeley 6, Calhoun Al,
Charleston 129, Cherokee 13, Ches-
ter II, Chesterfield 8, Clarendon IS,
Colleton 81, Darlington 5, Dorches-
ter "A, Edgefeld 5, Florence. 26,
Georgetown 2, Greenville 81, Green
wood 13, Kershaw IA, Lancaster 1,
Laurens IA, Lee IA, Lexington 81,
Marion 3, Marlboro 2, Newberry 10,
Oconee SO, Orangeburg 159, Pickens
z, Richland 292, Spartanburg 112,
Saluda /, Sumter 142, Williamsburg
81, York %.
The Progressive-Republican vote of
25S came from the following coun-
ties: Bamberg 1, Calhoun 2, Chero-
kee %, -Colleton /, Dorchester 2,
Greenville Is, Kershaw 2, Laurens
IL, Lee II, Lexington 20, Marion 6,
Newberry /, Orangeburg 81, Pick
ems So, Richland II, Spartanburg SO,
Sumter 16.
Bull Moose Vote.
The Progressives, or Bull Moose,
received 1872 votes in the following
counties: Abbeville 8, Aiken IL, An
derson Z, Barnwell 1, Beaufort 4,
Charleston 2, Cherokee 12, Chester
2, Chesterfield 4, Darlington 3, Fair
field ~, Greenville 13, Greenwood 2,
Horny 7, Kershaw 5, Lancaster 1,
Lee 2. Lexington 8, Marlboro Is, Nc
Cormick 2, Newberry 10, Oconee 8,
Richland 9, Spartanburg 6, Sumter
4, Union 13, Williamsburg 1.
The Socialists polled for their pres
idential electors 1875 votes from the
following counties: Calhoun 35,
Georgetown 4, Greenville 8, Green
wood 3, Laurens l, Lexington 46,
Newberry 20, Richland IL, Saluda 5,
Sumter l.
The Democratic electoral ticket re-
ceived 61,S46 in the following coun-
ties: Abbeville 900, Aiken 1850,
Anderson 2,609, Bamberg $50, Barn
we'll 1,454, Beaufort 376, Berkeley
457, Calhoun 655, Charleston 1929,
Cherokee 1,271, Chester 1882, Ches-
terfeld 1883, Clarendon S94, Collie
ton 974, Darlington 1,462, Dillon
972, Dorchester 716, Edgefeld $50,
Fairfield 726, Florence ,912, George
town 40, Greenville 1884, Green
wood 1886, Hampton $50, Horny l.
63S, Jasper 243, Kershaw $50, Lam
caster 1926, Laurens 1895, Lee 779,
Lexington 1850, Marion 1919, Marl-
boro 1,071, Mccormick 637, New
berry 1.719, Oconee sS5, Orangeburg
2,e41, Pickens 1,139, Richland 2,-I
2S3, Saluda 1927, Spartanburg A.
sos, Sumter 1857, Union 1,476, Will
liamsburg 1918, York 1898.
Vote for Congressman.
Vote for congress by districts:
First-R. S. Whaley, Democrat, A.
999; j. o. Ladd, Republican, 240,
Second-J. F. Byrnes, Democrat, T.
6S1; Isaac Myers, Republican, 120.
Third-F. H. Dominick, Democrat,
9,447; Wyatt Aiken 1. Fourth-S. ].
Nichols, Democrat, 1882; G. F.