Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-06
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The returns CT the late election reach Us
very slowly, but enough has been received 10
warrant us IN s8yirg that Gov. HAERIs has
been indorsed by the people Of the s,ats By a
larger m%eiority than has ever been given in
Tennessee upon contest. The vote in favor Of
the Permanent Constitution will be more
nearly unanimous thau that given for Separa-
tinn on the Sth of June last. We give below
all the returns received
DavIDeoN.-For Constitution 1899, against
81; Harris 1872, Polk 3S1.
BFDFoRD Harris 1860, Polk 742.
FRkxKLN For Constitution 14iI, against
none; Harris l414, Polk IS.
LINCoLN For Constitution 1898, against
none: Harris 1872, Polk 10. Two districts TO
hear from. 4 correspondent writes Il saw
a gentleman to-day who says Harris got every
vote It the two precincts MT officially beard
from. They usually vote about AS"
WARREY.-HaTFis 1912, Polk 107. But one
vote against the Constitution.
RoBERrsoN.-Harris 1899, Polk lJ8. Two
districts to bear from
MAURY.-HaTris 218S; Polk 437.
McMINN -Hsrris's majority 20. South
ern rights candidate elected to the legislature.
HAHILToN.-In three districts Harris 585,
Polk SO
BLoUxr.-A gain CT 81 for southern rights
is reported.
Large gains are reported in Monroe, Polk,
Bradley, Meigs and Nation alse, gains IN
all the counties in East tennessee along the
railroads.
A. G. WeIcker, southern rights, is reported
electsd to Congress in the third district, over
LswRgScE.-Harris's majority about seven
or eight hundred.
BEDFoBD Harris 1850; Polk 742.
SUmNER-In ten districts HalTIs received
1870, and Polk 155.
WILLIAMsoE.-In u precincts Harris re-
ceiyed 807 and Polk 22l.
MAUEY.-HaTTis' majority about 1900.
MoNTGoMERY-Harris 1880; Polk 90. Robb
1922; Ferguson 2s3. Three districts to hear
from.
The vote at Tnliahoma, Coffee county, stood
Harris 1l8, Polk >.
MoNR5F.-This gallant county has furnished
fge companies for the volunteer service Of The
state. Though al these troops were absent,
Sc gave the following voc on Thursday last:
Majority for permanent constitution; Har-
ris, for governor; Welcker, for congress: Lane,
fer senate and Walker for representative. all
southern rights candidstes--from $50 % 500.
C~LEyELAND, EAST TENNEssEE--AEainst
permanent constitution 3IS; PolkE323; Harris
24L. TTuett, Of Hamilton, Union man, elected
to The legislature.
CLARKsvILLE.-Tbc vote at GAINESVILLE, on
Thursday last, was IS follows: Constitution,
430 against it / ; Harris 407, Polk 10.
The news from Bioun', Greene aud McMinn
e~ouHlies, la East Tennessee. is favorable TO
acquiescsDcs in the vote OF Separation. Polk
Tails below the Union vote aqd the Permanent
Constitution goes above the Separation vote.
In the fourth Congressional District W. II.
Dewitt leads in Warren county. 10 ths fifth
Judge R. L CarutheTs is elected without oppo.
sition. Ia the eighth House Is probably elect
ed. Ia the ninth NJ. r. Hill is understood to
lie elected.
In tie Middle and Western Divisions The
Representatives and Senators il The state Leg
isiatuTe are all Southern Independence men.
Orr FOR i SEAT CT WAR-Hon. J2Cot
Thompson, iett Fer Manassas last week, On G
visit to Our troops in that region. His son Is
Aid 70 Gen. L0HgstTeet, and is said 20 have
behaved with great gallaUtTY in The actions oil
the 18Th and 21st.-Orf0r3 LRteligtncty 3lst.