Nnrth cnrolinn Election.
{"character_count": 4441, "word_count": 768, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9477999806404114], "ccnet_perplexity": [1498.4000244140625], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
Total. T-ue 1s cos-.4:5a 7,555......78gg l0,757
LOCO majority 1902. Do. in '42 1858.
.In pat Loco gain...444.


This does MT appear enough to do them any
good.
r We have reports that Chatham has given
Wing and Wake a Loco -Foco majority, as usu-
al. Partial returns from Currituck and Camden
ahow that the former is strongly Loco, the latter
Wing, as heretofore. We fear Currituck has bea-
ten Camden on Senator.


p Legislature.-Reported Whig gains of a
Members in Orange, 2 in Halifax, in North
ampton, in Chatham, and in Brunswick.
The Baltimore Clipper of yesterday says:
A passenger by last evenings Southern cars
reports that full returns from Counties show
gain for Hoke on the Governors election in 1912,
Of about 300 votes and that the Wings have
gained2 Senators and have a net gain of mem
bers of the House of Commons, haying gained I
and lost 3.


The Baltimore Sun of yesterday says


The passengers from Richmond last evening
brought various contradictory rumors, one of
which represented the Wings as having swept
every thing before them, and the other that Hoke
had gained 300 votes as far as heard from, CON-
pared with the last August election for Congress
men. A day or two will furnish something def
mite az to the probable result.


The National Intclhgencer claims the State
as Wing, but gives no returns and admits that 1t
has but few. The best sign is that our returns
from the heart of the State are best.


From our Evening Edition of yesterday.





Gorern0r Grahaiu- 593 Hoke.- -l77
Senate Shepherd. -. 100 Cranberry 500. 81
Commons. .Eringh hans w. not opposed.


In 1912, Wing Governor 63l-Loco 144.


10 EpaEooMBE County is reported l400 to
1900 Loco-in '42 it gave ILL.


NrwLrsASos. Pasouotank. Co. Aug. 2. 1874.
JNessrs. Greeley g. Nc Elrah:


Ii is too soon 10 hear from the adjoining Counties
but think you can safely state as follows, viz
Pasquotdnk and Perquimons-Wm B. Shepard,
Whig, elected as Senator.


Pasquotank-Jno. C. B. Ehringhans, Wing,
Commoner.


moner, elected by large majority over Skinner,
Loco.


Camden Co. and Currituck-Suong hopes OF
electng Tully Dorier TO the Senate, which would
be glorious victory in the strongest hold OF Loco
Focoism.


Camdes Co.-Barker, Wing, elected without op-





CuyritucS.-John b. Jones, Loco, elected TO the
Commons without opposition.


Cho,can and Gdtes.-I think Augustus Moore w i'll
be elected by n small ma j., which would be Wing
gain.
ed, as two Wings ran.


Gates Co.-Expect DR.. Rufus h. Speed will be
s''e' : M More n anon, P. w. HINTON.


HEREFORD, Perquimons County. NC;


Thursday night, August ls leil.}
Horace GREELEY, Esq.-Dear Slr-Tbe follow
ing is the result of our elections to-day for Govern
or, Senate and Commons in our State Legislature
a:sS:!, # s Sss::: M
wbis m,i... l4s "A 14s


sss5 ss61. h u. ss s
TOM 'sui House, Sss''''' ' '''' - - iBroOSiyn Eagle


Neiphbor. ,oe sometimes make very confident
assertions, and find out alterward that we were
mistaken. win you please give US the evidence
on which you base the above assertion We
do MT happen to remember that nomination.


Now it would be no just cause of reproach to
the Wings if they had nominated man who
aherward proved a defaulter. They knew no
thing of his delinquency, and had no chance to
know it. But the men in Office ocer Mr. Swart
wout-yan Buren, Woodbury., &c.-Oughs to
have detected this defalcation long before ii
swelled to such an enormous amount and they
are censurable. They were paid to detect such
delinquencies, and had the means in their hands.
Now the essential matter that the Eagle is
getting round in This instance is tbis-While the
Duty Bonds were all deposited in one National
institution, and the money paid in by the mer.
chants to that institution, there was and could
be very little defaulting. But when those dcpos
its were stopped, and the money retained in The
hands of the Collector and paid oct by hi.n, then
Swartwout had chance to shovel it away by
the hundred thousand, and he did it. So had
Hoyt after him, even with the checks and bolts
ef the Sub Treasury in full operation. That's all
GIVE were mistaken yesterday morning 10 'ayns that
hptAaA voted for BIZ, Clay in ls- wa, MISSOURI that
voted Ohio and Kentncky and from this Ssste TO make
Ar Gays 81. Never mind 1t will be Ohio, Kentucky and
indians tinstead Of Missouri this time.


k Lovers Of music, pleasant company and
fresh breezes, don't forget the Lady Franklin ex-
