New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
TENNESSEE

| NASHVILLE, Aug.3-EleCtlOn news, come IN Slowly.
! The State Senate will be, so far known unani-
mouSy Radical, and the House overwhelmingly.
Twelve counties IN East Tennessee, except Hamilton,
| give Brownlow 1900 majority. The Conservatives
admit that the remaining counties will increase the
majority to 23OOO. The Radical majority in Given
| County is Z39 In the mountain counties, where
there is scarcely a colOred voter or DISTINGUISHED
citizen, the Radical majority is about the same as
| the Union majority in 1861.
ADDITIONAL RETURNs-THEHsCoUETY MAORI
TIES.
| NASHVILLE Aug 4-The following additional
returns have been received, showing the majorlties
| for Brownlow Meakley County tEtheridges homel
4S7; Knox (Brownlow's homel, 1850; Marshall, S9o
Lincoln. $40 Montgomery, 1000 Wilson
800; Marion, 4Go; Hamilton, TBS Sequatchie
100; Smith, 46O Macon, SOO Giles, LOO; 7;
Roane 1886; Sullivan. 1000; Polk, 200; Greene
(Johnsons home) 739; jefferson, 2,1OO; Monroe
LOSS; McMnn, 900; Anderson, 9l3; Carter
| 1O5O; SEWER 100; Warren pa; Franklin, 3D.
Buffers majority for Congress list Dlstrlct)
1900; Maynards majority uId District, 1O,OOo
Stokes majority 11Id District, 1000 Mullens lVth
District 5000 Trimbles Yth District 1000; Arneli
| With District, 5000; Hawkins With DISTRICT,
1900; Num- With DISTRICT, 1900; total
majority, 5O5OO; East Knoxville lBrowniow
Precinct) gives him over 500 votes but not one Tor
Ethoridge. Majority for Brownlow in Tennessee
where no militia were stationed, and where full
vote was thrown, $1,000 The vote in the State VIII
reach 100000 or 1900 less than was registered In
Henry County the polls were not opened
REJOICINGs OF THE RADICALS OVER TIiIR VIC
| TORIEs-GOy BRowNLOws MAJoRITIESI
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 3.-The Radicals,
white and black are rejoicing tonight with banners
torches and music Gov BrOwnlow and Horace Maynard
are speaking Gov. Brownlow said his majority IN tne
State was over 10000 and that everything IN the o'ae
WAS Radical When the Rebels were buried he wanted
them buried in collins with both ends open that when the
devil went In they could go out No promises had Dcen
made AS to the time he should hold his office, and as the
| Constitution did not limit the time he would be
| Governor for 10 years He was despot ana
| might ms well use the power; as PROOF tha1
he could take vote of Sewer County 2 to 81 yeher
son County 93 10 i52 and NewMarket 2Jl TO 2 Ihe re-
suit OF this overwhelming victory VIII De greae Omas
n the State policy the franchise law In
made the remarkable assertion that Ia ms nrst
TO the legislature he would reGonena m xor raH This would
open the door all the dlsfranchised some snch ne"
Dpov as this will be provoked by the great victory
REJOICING IN PIIiLADKLPHA. A., ,,ts
HARRISBURG, PENN Aug IA salute was was hred re- bns tis
morning under the supervision OF Gen Russell by order
of the Governor honor Of tho Tennessee victory
| OPINIONS OF THE NASHVILLE DEMOCRATIC
PRESS.
| THE Nashville Union and Dispatch says OF
the result Therc is doubt that the Radical franchise
machinery has achieved complete success The struR
gle against IT. though the result Is what We ss ~ ,
courage ana hope against inc desperatc U nHe ave-
or,sa tn n is NOT now either timely useful TO say
more I'm regard To IT, than Though ~ leaves tne peo
tennessee In condition truly depioraDe' they Should
nossnss their souls in patience. and resolve To en-
dure with forttude and To continue 70 lhOOI HAc
We aDpTeRend that the colored throughout te
state complied with the I% ndsH5 mn th ceT
tainly We will not pause 70 enlrfe @ uPo arned
the coored people OF during the canvass that they nave
not acted justly those 70 whom they owe then sun
They have put this people In temper OF mimi toNaiu
them. which both IN ~ immeaiatc aho in'S n them
quences. Individually a; wen % Solsc'eS' VIII "''A '"'A
injury aud give general Sn9 an n,or who cold he used
FOR Brownlow and any colorod stranger hsd NO dtcu
in obtaining certificate and ticket To prevent Itauu
the ccrtihcates were stamped but soon "a one was
stances negroes were detected Ia attempting 10 Note
was Was fraud great many PsTsCS' PssCS whG S6S
ramted in saying that onchaf the votes cast w,Ie
@ @ m Sashyile yesterday regard
IL a. anything but miserable raves. uIo ,pr m
bscNs as the instruments Of preeoncerted plan
TO overthrow public liberty ana the result is i ~
country"
MEETING OF THE UNION STATE COMMITTEE.
The members of the Republican State Central
Committee will meet Nashville on the 7th OF August
/ inst A full attendance is earnestly requested Inc
members OF XLth Congress then elect OF the @
pary nre respectfully requested 10 meet win Us h' eu
| Time The meeting will take place IN the capitol
REGISTRATION OF CoLoRED CHILDREN IN NASH
| WILLIE.
The following circular, addressed TO the col
ored peope OF Nashville has been issued by Gen Carn
| nr,H.r oy RKrgEsa PEEKDNKs, ABANDONED LANDS !
| STATE oY TESSEsaEE. ASSISTANT C0SHissloShAsc {
| OFFICE. NASHVILLE Ienn, Jay =, .,1, ~, =
nppeal 10 register your children Oh "so
IN hs CITY schools These schools Will be condnced on
The same system as those for white children IL u the
dny and the interest OF the cOOred people 70 aNsl
selves at once the facilities provided by the CITY io @
education Of their children Objections tnat nave Deem
urged against the city schools for eOlored chdrcn VIII
annly 10 ali schools In the city and In the state except
tbe Missionary schools II these objections are souhn
and valid the School law passed by the LEGISLATURE VIII
he of no advantage the cOlored people ana al coloe
children for long 10 must remain unednehied,
eXcept the few who attend the schools Dy
Northern benevolent Societies. and the United States
Coyrrnment The missionary schools are temporaIy'
Neither fine Coyernment Northern people VIII ina-
tain schools where the people OF Tennessee are wE 10
maintain them II the city schools are copeed 10 oose
from the OF pupils the missionary sch0os may Oe
conneIled 10 close the want OF funds III You reject
tbe wise and Just offer Of the City Government the re-
spOusbility will rest you, not on the Guy auihoes'
Breyet Major-Gen. and Assistant Commissioner
KENTUCKY.