Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-12
We give below all the additional return

Twenty fourth District. "a 95
Twenty fifth DISTRICT "a So
We give below all the additional returns
last issue:
BEDFoRD-Cooper is elected without oppo-
sition. Gentry carries the county by about
500 votes. Scudder is elected for Bedford
and Marshall. All Union men, So No Con
vention,'' carried the county by about 1000.
The VoTE OF Reconsideration ticket
OS9; Union 2.722; Convention APO; No
Convention 2O9. The Appeal is troubled
about this vote, which is due to great ex-
tent to the patriotic impulses of the adopted
citizens. Hear the APpeat-it says:
One fact, however, has been rendered pal
pablo to us, which the fair fame. the honor
and the integrity of our city requires should
be herdlded abroad to the world. The
friends of secession have been defeated by
the SIXTEEN or eighteen hundred foreign suffra-
gans in our midst. who voted in a solid pha
lanx for the Union ticket. The secession
ticket has probably not received taco per cent.
of their united vote. The solid, substantial
and reliable business men Of the city have
been the ones to support the Southern cause.
They have voted right. They have stood by
the Southern flag, nobly, bravely, gallantly;
luminous as it is with glory if not with vic
tory. Not
Black with dishonor and foul with retreat
WARREx-J. F. Morford, Union, elected
without opposition. As far as heard from,
majority against the Convention.
In the Warren Senatorial district Waiter
sob. Union, leads Hill. disuion, and is pro-
baby elected.
In the district composed of Coffee, Grundy
and Van Buren, W. P. Hickerson, Union,
beats Huddleston, disunion. We are indebted
to gentleman of this city for letter to him
from a correspondent at Manchester. from
which we get the returns from Coff-e a. far
as heard from:
MANCHESTER, TENN, Feb. 10, 1861.
1 send you the vote of Coffee as lar as
heard from:
SECOND -Watterson 90; Hill %;
HickersOn 70; Huddleston Is.
THIRD Observation-Disclosures 20; Hill 10;
Hickerson IS; Huddleston TO-
SIXTH Observation-Disclosures Watterson
321; Hill 26; Hickerson 339; Huddleston Is.
Convention Sc; No Convention 1873.
Ninth Observation-Disclosures 80; Hill 10;
Hickerson so; HuddIeston none.
TENTH Observation-Disclosures 90; Hill Is:
HickerSOu lob: Huddleston 3; Convention
81; No Convention 73.
THIRTEENTH Observation-Disclosures.
terson Ill; Hill 81; Hickerson 1872; HuddIe-
ston 81.
Hickerson is elected beyond controversy.
Watter-on is believed to be elected.
WLsoN.-Campbell. Stokes and McClain
elected delegates. As far as heard from,
No Convention 1909; Convention III.
DEKIB.-Liserty, No Convention 2lO:
Convention 5; Alexandria, No Convention
1875; Convention 10.
From the C,rksviIIe JeHersonian, Extra
ELECTION IN MONTGOMERY CoUSTY.-The
result in the comfy, so far as heard FROM Is
glorious beyond our most salgui0e anticipa-
tious. The Southern Ri hts Union ticket
nominated without opposition, bat evidently
with feeble attempt at it. has swept the
county. The following is the vote as far as
reported:
acknowledgements 48I I:
No Convention ~, majority for Convention
4O4: Cave johnson 4s2; John F. House 4s2 |:
J. E Bailey 1872; G. A. Henry A; W. G..
FIippin Al; ID. n. Kennedy 3; VIM. Parry L;
W. A. Forbes 2.
PAINYRA-Cave johnson go; ]. F. House
los; J. E Bailey los; ]. III. Marable 26; W.
S FIippin IL; G.. a. Harrell IL; Convention
IL; No Convention 81.
HUNT's MHL-The vote was So. so of
which were for the Union ticket.
PRECINCT No. l--BURNT CABIN.-Conven-
ton IS; No Convention 6; majority for Con-
vention ~; Cave johnson ~; j. F. House
IL; ]. E. Bailey 20; G. A. Henry L; w. S.
FIippin u; Harrell 2; Parry L.
CHERRY's SHoP.-Cave johnson "a; John
F. House "a; ]. E. Bailey "a: Convention a.
ROBERTSON CoUNTY.-In seven precincts
heard from at Springfield last evening, when
the train passed. gave for Convention and
Union ticket 622; Secessionists 60.
BRADLEY CoUNTY-CLEAyELAND, Tenn.
FEB. 10, l86I.-Editors Banner:-Below |
hand you official vote of Bradley county, so
far as received. Five districts to hear from,
which Will swell the Union majority to I.4O0
Polk reported almost unanimous for Union
delegates and No Convention"
Hopkins, (Union,) 1,109; Brown, (Union.)
LOB; No Convention Liz; Hooker, dds
unien.) 1913; Edwards, (disunion.) 162; Con-
vention III. q. III. MILLS.
WASHINGTON CoUNTY.-JoNESBoRo, TENN,
Feb. ., ls61.--EdlOrs Nashville Banner =
The Union candidates. Jas. w. Deaderick for
county, and Andrew Shell tor Senatorial dis
trict. elected by large majorities. Respect
fully, &C., w. R. SEWER.
HAYWOOD CoUNTY--BRowNsvuLE Feb 8.
Four precincts heard from. Union majority
Az The majority in the county for p. F.
Scurlock and VIM. p. Bond. Union candi-
dates will be from 500 to 1000.
w. G. NIXON.
.--HUMBoLDT.-Union 223; Seces-
sion %; Convention ~; No Convention us.
TRENToN.-Union 436; Secession 109; Con-
vention 500; No Convention 40.
BRowNsvnLE.-Union 3S4; Secession 120.
PocHAHoSTAs, Tenn, Feb. 9.-The Union
candidate receives IA votes; the disunion
candidate 10. Col. Rosson has just arrived
from McNariy, and reports all right there for
the Union All news received SO far very
favorable. G.. n. NOLAN.