PASQUOTANK COUNTY.
Extracts from letter to the Editor dated
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ELIZABETH CITY, NOV. b, 1914.


81 send you the vote for President in Pasquo-
tank and Camden. The Coons have left no effort
untred 10 swell their vote. Sick men were car
ried to the polls, the poor-house ransacked,
and all the small vessels stopped, that the crews
might vote the Coon ticket. But sir you ought to
have seen them lasf evening when the news ar
rived from Pennsylvania. The Polk and Dallas
flag was run up the hickory pole, and three guns
for the Key Stone State, when the Coons sloped.
We seat Polk tickets one precinct by the per-
son who carried the Clay tickets, and ours was
suppressed and thus we lost votes"