MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST5 $, le44.

North Carolinn-Fsrst Gun.
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ion in this County yesterday, VIZ


WING. 80 iGc0. &C., 2-c
Governor VIM. a. Graham, $50 N; Hoke- 90 q!
So,naoas sSs1o Gee...... .58l Purnell -. .4Os


Moore. 532 Savage - .35t
Sheriff Brichell 49, mot opposed.)
Whole Wing ticket elected Yours, .. d.


D Graham's majority is l9l, which Is Jus'
abont the fair Wing majority in the county. inc
vote in 40 was 567 to ll9-maj' l48. In 40
flor Conpress) $50 to 366; majority 1874


This result argues Wing victory in the State
BY majority of 4 to 5000. A great effort has
been made to shake the West by sectional appeals
for support to Col. Hoke as Western man,
champion Of Western interests, &C. but we DO
not believe it has availed any thing. Graham
aud Hoke are both able men and good speakers
though Hoke is of more popular manners and the
better electoneerer.


We expected, and should have had, letters yes
terday from several Counties, but were dlsap-
pointed. The Richmond papers Of Saturday
broughanothing, nor did the Raleigh Register o.
Friday morning, which we hoped to have returns
in from Wake County at least. 1t was put to
press before the Polls closed, but speakes hope
fully Of the result.


Later.


Since the above was written, we have received
further returns, through the kindness of ger
tleman who left Wilmington on Friday morning
and came through as fast as may be to this city
They are mainly from McKay's District, which
was always the strongest Loco-Foco section Of
the State Col. Hoke canvaesed il thoroughly,
and has drawn out strong vote, while Mr. Gra-
ham was confined to his bed by sickness and did
not visit that section at all. There is nothing 10
frighten US in these returns, though Hokes ma
jority in Granville is not the right thing. We
hope the Wing County Ticket is in, part of it AT