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''We give below returns from all the coun- ties in this State, except two small ones, Gates and Hyde. Il strikes us that there Is an error in favor of the whigs in the returns from Burke and Caldwell counties; but, as we can well afford to be liberal towards them, we gave them the benefit of the returns, giving them the largest-malority. Should Gates and Hyde come in as they did two years ago, {they are too small to alter much, the whig majority in the State will be 3,0Sl, showing n whig loss of l,5ll compared with the gub- ernatorial election of 1912; and of 9,228 compared with the presidential election Of lS40. The whigs of North Carolina have done much better than their brethren have done in Louisiana, Kentucky, and Indiana 3

 Globe, 2agast b We omit the tables in detail. for want of room ; but here are the totals torGovernor in 1912 and II

 In 1912 In ls44 For Morehead, shig, s9, ,5s6 Graham, whig, S8 ,959 For Henry dem. 3l,99I Hoke, dcm,, 5,9s5 Whig majority so far, 2,964.

 Democratic gain on the election of ls42, i.5ll Democratic gain on the election of lsI0, 9,22s.

 