THE STANDARD.



wednesday, November 6, 1874.

North Carolina Elections.
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North Carolina voted last Monday for Presi-
dent and Vice President No returns of import
ance have as yet come to hand, but enough have
been received to show that the democrats have
gained upon, their vote in Augusta last We pre-
sent all we have received
- Glorious resatlt IN Wake County!
AS in August SO in November, the Metropolitan
county has performed her duty most gallantly for
the democratic party. Notwithstanding Mr.. Clay
great speech here in April and the most desperate
efforts on the part of the coons, backed as they
have been by the merchants and aristocracy of
Raleigh, Wake county has not only maintained
herself but gained upon the enemy The annex
ed table shows majority in Wake of


326 for Polk and Dallas,
being clear gain since August of 12S votes |
AS we predicted, Mr.. Clay did not receive in
Wake the votes given to Mr.. Graham in August.


