Nnr1h cnrallna E.ieeiion.

W. reeaived the following addilional returns yes.
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lerday 80. c.,r.-ao, ,ia.
as9,,a4a Ha9TaH - -, 800 5os 5Ga........2g 2g5 asI
ieauiurt 42f maj, ----.a29 cav lIS5 Ia
To,oI 557 8,!53. lOISI l2g8i
Loco moi. in y. Counties, "A d,1in-'d2r = S'lo
Tbs Globe OF Yesterday contains the following re-
caswsll III 1858 -. ai4 ll09
cumberland 6f3 l0I0..----. o1d 300
y ahsson 56o 100 53l ooi
Wske 1913 las5...--- 99J lia0 100
Guillord. ..-..l l4oO mai .,,o i9dI 9d, i9g
Bladen- - 80. ~
Total l96o 5,45O. 4205 i.iso
Loco mai. in IA 2gO-in II 2aa.


Northampton Ca slip from the Whining
ION Chronicie, OF Saturday, give Granam l93 ma
,o,;,v in Norlhamplon-93 better than in our ta-
BILE above, in which Northampton IS only gwen IN
part.


Wake Cot will be seen that the Globe gives
full returns from this County, which are 'u oe''er
for us than the reported majority IN our own re-
,urns. The Globe is probably correct.


National Intellgencer ol yesterday coilaihs
Inc following;


NORTH CAROLINA.


Our accounts from this honest and truly he
publican State ARE most satisfactory. She has
nobly redeemed the pledge that was made ior her
to the Wings of the Union, and the result OF her
election has dsspated every doubt, If any exist
ed, Of her fidelity to Wing principles. The an
ncYed letter from a friend IN Raleigh tells the
story of our triumph briefly but emphaucally, and
will be read by Wings every where with unmin-
ged pleasure: ,n.n.,q 1874


Gentiemen: hasten TO give You ali the returns
that nave reached this city OF the result oil our elec
lion Ii were disposed TO initiate The boasung oil
our adversares and TO proclaim results not aos9-
urey ascerlaned, but most confidently anticipated,
should say that the Wings have obtained ons oi
the most glorious victories ever achieved ID te an
mails of political warfare. Butt will only give jdcls,
and leave ven and vour readers 10 draw their own
infrrences. will premise that the Loco-f oco ma
ority in the Legislature Of 1912 and 1913 was "a
Ofcourse, fno uItherreverses are met wlth changes
sufficient have been effected already TO annliate
that majority ard place the Wings on rising ground
[ corld anticipate, perhaps, the changes that Will
most probably take place, but know you prefer
asceitancd results TO possible contingencies, and
will, therefore, only communicate what is certain


