Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05


Rep.-Patton, wing, 94l 297
Burnett, dem., ............ GA
1t will be seen that old Roane has given sour
Gus an increased ma ority. This is gratifying
when we take into the account that a large
number employed upon the Railroad and the
Drldge, VINO have not before <otod al. t,;s
ty, supported the Democratic ticket-having
come here regular built Locofocos In this civ
il district, Van Dyke fell behind Henry twelve
votes. and Smith ran ahead of johnson twelve
votes, which show that sic ,cdigs voted for
Smith.
MclNinn Cou1ty.-Gov. Johnson 926; Hen
ry 779. Con. Smith 9l9; Van Dyke 735. Sen.
Reagan, DEM, 76l; Stuart, dem, 5O4; Doyle,
DEM, 33l. Rep-Cook, whig, 92O; Cunningham,
500. Joint Rep.-Lillard, DEM, 500; Hoyl,
DEM, 1885, One precinct to hear from, which,
we understand, will give democratic majority
of about thirty.
Monroe County-We have not yet received
full returns from Monroe. Our information is,
that, so far as heard from, Johnson's majority
is 222; Smith, 259 majority; Reagan, 28I.-
-Four precints to hear from, which will not ma
terial change the above majorities. George
Brown, WING, is elected Representative by a
large majority.
Knor County.-For Gov. Henry 2,3O8; John
son 1877. Congress-Maynard, whig, 1850;
Churchwell, DEM, 1910. Maynard's majority
is only $50, which defeats his election. Nelson
ran far ahead of all others for the Senate; and
Mabry is elected to the lower House by ma
jority of % over White
MeigS County.-Gov.-Johns sol; Hen
ry llS. Congress Smith 538; Van Dyke l22.
Senate-Stuart 348; Reagan 1873; Doyle ll6.-
Joint Rep.-LiIlard 403; Hoyl l67.
BIouH County.-We have not receive the re
turns from this county, but learn that Gen. Wal
lace is elected to the Legislature.
Bradley C0unty.-Johnson makes a gain in
Bradley of over 800, and carries the county by
the rise of 500, Smith carries the county by a
still larger majority for Congress. Tibbs, whig,
elected to the lower House by majority of 81.
Hamilton County.-We have received the
official vote of this county. The vote stands
thus: johnson 972; Henry 1856; Smith 992; Van
Dyke 749; Havron 738; Rawlings GIG; Conas-
ter I'll. Rep.-Cowart zoos; Igou 635. Joint
Rep.-Pope 937; Frazier COS.
The official returns show the following DEM
ocratic majorities:
johnson 1871; Smith 243; Cowart (rep.) 81;
Havron (sen.) 225; and Pope (1oat) $50.
DaridsOn.-Gov.-Henry 1897; johnson l.
1868. Congress 2,543; Allison l.
95l. Reid is elected to the Senate, and Glenn
ons is elected to the House.
JeferSon.-Fifteen precincts heard from
seven to hear from. Henry 68l; johnson GAL
gress.-Watkins COG; Taylor 273; Camp
bell l4l. Hubbard (whig) is elected to the
House.
Anderson-Henry 545; Johnson 3l9; Mayn-
ard Alb: Churchwell 427.
Fentress.-A gentleman from Fentress re-
ports the following vote--Maynard 1876; Church
well 466.
VilliGmsOn.-All but two precincts heard
from. Henry l4lO; Johnson GA. Congress
Ready 1866; Barry Cyl. Senate-Perkins 1910;
M'Connico $40; Num- 943. House-Erwin
1927; Whitthone 6l8. The two precincts to
hear from will increase the wing maiorties.
Granger Coty.-Maynard' majority, q
Churchwell's gain 4O8
Johnson's gain, ZIG
HdDkins-Brownlow passed down in the
stage on Sunday evening, and reports that the
Wings have elected the Representative but that
johnson makes gain of some 300.