Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-22

Linooln-I. II. FulghsnI, Jines 7. Ktrkpatrict.
MAcon-P:oasaat Chitw wo)d, L. s. Clements, Geo.
W. Clements.
MArshAll--A 4. a. steele
Msu-y-W. W. Jones, John D. Moore, John II.
Mno;Somery-o. NJ. BlaCkman, Caleb Jones, D.
$: Nye, Isah B+rbee' Thomas F. Better'' Geo.
seFryGw. o. Bhlt, + NJ. Brsshcr, Jsck,o Tsy-
lor, J. s. Webb, A. II. Fathers.
Putnam-Josrph khea hlcColet,
Roberison-D.F. ,. Aur;, Wiley Wood ward, Jos.
Ruthorford-Edw,rd jordan, WIN Spence, wm.
c. Burt, James II. Carlton.
S itl-John W. Bowen, Asberty Gina, FRAN
els N. Mckee.
SUMMER
Stewart
Warren-samuel Henderson,, Dr. J. d. Arm
strong, Sam l.. Colville, Mule Bonner.
white-Edward d. Pennington, Alex. Payne,
WiiliamsSn-A. W. Moss, Wm P. Campbell,
Franklin HArdeman, wm;s $. CaWghell.
Wayne Theodore II. Gibbs Jas. D1uSherty, +.
wEhr TENNESSEE COUNTIES
Denton-DAvid Brewer, Allen Beats0ns DAVID
Little, AbrnNam Guss-tt, sam. TiPpet';
CsTfcll-Young W. Allen, John Wood, J Jhn Nor
man, LuoiHn HaW klnS, Isaac Boueh.
DYlr-N lillian Wesson.
DSsaiur-Johu su gall, simon Donmsu, C. MeE-
zies, Jsm's Roberts, w. H. Johnsn.
Fayette-
Gibson
Haywood
Henderson-RObcrt Kizcr James Hart james
Smith.
Henry-Andprson -, d.. j. W. Mathew.
son, Charles White, Temple Cowan:
Hsrdin-ThOmas maxwell, Niohen Hoou, Btliey
Hlnbcll.
Ihude erdAle-
MsdIsou-T. skurlrck.
nIcN.irr-Wm. stayne, John Barnes, - Gregg.
Ohiou--rr $. r. Chaplin.
SHeiSv-J. B. Binghsa, G. n. wsre, A. Gregg.
WssEioy-J W. Hays, Vim. Bell
EXTRACTS FROM CODE OF TENSEssLE.-
CHAPTEHi
OrMs Electors Of Prssiieni dili Tire PIrSi9tET
ga E.ch congregational district sh all be an elec
torai district, and one Elector shall reside In each
of sHid districts.
oil. There 'hal be two Electors for the State who
m.y reside In any part OF the State.
0IS. any citit1 qualified bv law to vote for mem
bers OF the General Assembly, may vote for the
OO Said 1u.liHed voters ST. all meet At the places
appointed by law for ho ding elections 10 every
county, on tho hrst TueSdag next eher the
hri Monday IN the mon OF November, In the
wears which the President and Vice President are
to he elected, aud vote for a number oil Electors
senintivts 10 which the State Ia entitled in Con-
"siT The Cihcer or person holding the election
shAl advertise at the court house in every county,
and In eve'y civil district Of the county the day on
which ssid election shall take lice, at least sixty
days before the time Of holding II.
alS, The county court OF every county snail hp-
point Judges for every paco OF voting In the coun.
| ty, ali nf whom shAll be sworn to conduct said
| election In the manner prescribed for electtpG
members of The General Assembly.
90. 1.-THE county court neglect to appoint Judge
OF the said eec,ions or those appointed refuse "a
aot the oftioer ho,dinS the elestiOn shall appoint
| Judges ont of the by.Stsnders 10 hold the same.
90. [ofccrks and their Qualiaeatiogs,l
a2I. The election shall he conducted In the man,
ner prescribed for electlLg members oil the General
IThe other sections OF this chapter prescribe
msnts Of same, returns, compsrisops Of returns
prOreedlpGs OF Electors, vacancy, time Of meet nf
| 10 vO,, certificate nl voting, mo,senger, certih
cate by mail, lists OF electors, and penalties or
| OncerE.
Qualification of Voters for MrmJ,s OIihC General 4,
| SCmbIy R.jCyTed 10 Ia SCc slb lbopC.
Livery free white man Of the age OF twsnty.on'
stilsn ti % Of Tic county where he may oler hi. vote
| six months next preceding the day OF election
| shall bo entitled 10 vote for members OF the Gen
ersl Assembly .'-COde, Sec. S32 and COnSi. " Tenn
| AH. !, Sec l.
Plans Of HyLIiag EicciiodS, RcrTei 10 ia See. ol6,
Abopes
.'The plAces of holding elections shall be In eAel
desisnAted by the county court at tleast siX month
hefoie the election, and entered on recofd."-ood
| S3T.
ENFRA,rs FnoM CoDE.-ARr. VI.
QNs.s Of Popular Eleciioas,'R.jersd 10 10 Sec 81
| Adore.
oncr, or 1t there be no coroner, some person ~
pointed by the county court shall hold all lopulh
elegtOns and eAid otieer or p rson shall appoin
q tuficient number OF deputies TO hold said elec
/ sal The county court, at the session next pre-
spsctors or judges for each voting place, to super
intend the election.
si2. II the county court fail to make the sp
pointment or Anv perBo appointed refuse 10 serve
The sheriff with the advice OF three Justices, or,
none be present. three respectable irseholueI
shall, before tho beginning Of the election appoih
Sia. il the sherifr or other officer whose duty |
10 to attend at a particular place 81 Young uhds
of the peaoc present, or II no justice OF the peae
be present, any three treehoiueIs III ~ perform VI
duties preseTiSSd Uy tns or
At the time these papers were presented a
before stated, / had never seen either OF them
nor heard of the subject 10 which they relate
except in a general way, only one day pre-
ylously. Up to the present moment nothin
whatever upon the subject has passed betwee
Governor johnson or anyone else connccto
with the proclamation and myself. Since II
cevlng the papers as stated, have given th
subject such brief consideration as have bee
able to do in the midst of so many pressin
public duties. My conclusion is that ca
have nothing TO do with the matter, either
sustain the plan as the Convention and Coy
: ornor johnson have initiated IT, or to reyok
or modify IL as you demand. BY tho Const
tuition and laws the President is charged wit
no duty In the conduct of a presidential eleC
= ton IN any stetci nor do !, in this case, pc
celye any military reason for his intcrferent
in tho matter. The movement set or foot
tho Convention and Governor johnson do,
not, Rs seems TO be assumed hy you, cmana
:. from the Natlonn, ETecutlve. In no prop
a ssnso can II hn considered other than as an II
dcpen don't increment Of at least portion
y llo loyal people Of Tennessee. do not pc