Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-09


pLiLndelphia Sept 1.-The news from Vermont
electriaes the city Early this evening Forneys
Press hoisted transparency on the corner OF us
building. inscribed THE first gun against the new
rebellion Vermont gives 10000 for the Grant stats
ticket. -.
est Increased till midnight, when the glorious news
was received that Vermont had given nearly ~
goo for the Republicans. THE good lnteihSehSe
xvss intensified tv the news that Wilmington, Del,
had elected she whole Republican TICKET oy al Ia
oresse of one hundred votes over last year:
Tbia il the beginning of the end. Will the South
- ao,la continue 10 stand in their own light any
Ianosr viii they not see the folly and the danger
of following the counsels OF wicked leaders LOOK
ont for jackson majority for Grant IN Pennsyiya-
mis- in November, and complete reVers1. 81 sIs
wears Democratic majority IN Octooer- we shaH
carry both elections inevitably
p5iIndslp5ia Sent "A special telegram from
Rnrlipgton, VT TO the Press, at midnight says the
election to-day insures glorious Republican na-
ioritv. Gov. Page is reelected BY at least zsOVo
! Imaiority, a Republican gain Of 5000.
the Senate is unanimously Republican, and 50
far but three Democrats returned TO the House
/ The Republican triumph Is complete
Houfrslisr. ", Sept. 2.-VermoEt 10 the I mon
/ The Union Republican forces opened their hesyJ
artillery upon the enemy this morning. and n eig
hours their works were demoAsneo, sIu $500
cleared completely for pleasant review by Senetas
! Grant in November The returns TO this hour IN
dieste The election OF the Union Republican Stass
ticket BY 10000 or an incsease Of lo,Oeo over IIe
majority of last year on largely Increased vote
! The election of Republican candidates IN eaeh .
! The three Congressional districts Of the SenSN
/ nnsnimouslv Republican, and House OF hepreseh
tstives nearly unanimous. It has been 9th corps
DAVIS work, and extra good at that hepaDHCsa !.
Stste ticket elected-Governors John Is. rage AZ
torney General, Stephen Thomas LreAsufeI ~
| Al Page Congrassmen elect-lst districts CnaIie
y w Willard; I'd district, Luke d. Pollard Cd "iS
trict WorthiEgton Q. Smith.
Montpelier Sptsrsber THE annual eiec'loh II
his state today has resulted in the success Of tn
Republican State ticket BY majority over i5s
year, and the election Of three congressman 0.
heavy majorities ..t
The choice Of State Senate was unanimously
Republican. and the choice OF House nearly So
The returns from one-third Of the state Indicate
Republican majority Of 27,ooO Tor Governor, go
Judges set it as high rs 5ocVo Inc Vose j. N
heaviest polled in the State since 1870
Rttand ", September l.-RetuTns nom sin st
towns show net Republican gain OF 2gisee. III
remaining towns to be heard from make tne esl
mated majority over that Of last year from s'Vo
10000 .,,.-.-h. IT.
Burlington, VI, September l-Mianlg l..-..ia
,.say to-dav in this State has been accom- panie
Q sth unnsuai interest and excitement, both kepul
: licans and Democrats working hard. Returnsi
a. midnight. from fifty towns, give Page 1890
Edwards 1920, being large hepueilean gam o ~
last year The returns from the Nortnefh az AZ
: Southwestern portions Of the State come m slo"l
o but both parties agree that the kepuphcahs nay
gained largely over thor vote et iass year'