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Majority for Hoke s49 Maj for Polk ATT


Davis x Roads sends greeting to Old Trap,
13o for Polk and 2 for Clay


NORTHAMPTON AND HALIFAX.
The following letter contains all the informa-
tion we have from these counties


GAsroN, 4th November. 1914.
Dear Sir: The poll has just closed at this place.
and hasten to give you the cheering news The
vote at this precint was


Polk and Dallas So


Clay and Frelinghuysen Id


Polk's majority ID
have not heard from any other precinct in The
county. Two distinguished gentlemen who voted
for Harrison, came forward to-day and voted the
democratic ticket. Thanks to them They came
forward BOLDLY on the Texas question !. and in
abandoning MIR. Clay abandoned whiggery Two
others, who have heretofore acted with the coons.
voted the democratic ticket.


The coons had the unblushing impudence to
show their humbug bread here to-day. saw a
coon poke piece of il at an honest democrat and
tell him that the bread he would have TO eat II
Polk was elected; bul the coon woke up the wrong
passenger that time. The democrat TOLD him he
owned 300 acres OF land, and no man about, as