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To the Edi;or Of Tse Tribune


In your valuable q " mig Almanac for 1916 you
state the result OF the late Presidential Election
thus:
Polk ovtE Clay. --......-......-...3 So 7e2
Clsy and Birney over polk---.--.-.---.-..23 %, AL


This, OF course, is without South CaroliDa, and
YOU will obiiee a friend by saying in your psper
what would be a fair estimate oi the OF that
State Friday. Jan. a. ls45.


O- We suppose 10000 Polk Qejori,y a fair
estimate for Soulh-Carohns. Her vote IL not
heavy, nor is it so unanimous as has baen pre-
tended. There are good many Wings IN her
free, healthy up county, Ed.