Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-21
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
Additional EIccaion returns


The following election returns were re-
ceived by Mr. Mulloy, the Commissioner
of Registration. at the Office Of the County
Court Clerk, yesterday;
FIFTH DISTRICT.
For Convention 50; for delegates, Neil
s. Brown SO; Thompson 80 House %.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
For Convention %; for delegates,
Brown %; Thompson %; House %.
SEVENTH DTTRICT.
For Convention 25; for delegates,
Brown % Thompson 25; House 81.
TENTH DISTRICT.
For Convention Go; for delegates,
Brown SO Thompson So; House 6S.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
For Convention, 10; delegates, Brown,
IS; Thompson, IS; House, Is.
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT.
For Convention, as; delegates, Brown,
A; Thompson, as; House, As.
NINETEENTH DISTRICT.
For Convention, 55 delegates, Brown,
AZ; Thompson, So; House, 50.
TWENTIETH DISTRICT
For Convention, so; against, ]. For Del
| egates-Brown, 81; Thompson, SO; House,
60.
| TWENTY-SECOND DISTRICT.
For Convention, IS. For Delegates
Brown, IS; Thompson, IS; House, Is.
TwENTY-THIRD DISTRICT.
For Convention, 10. For Delegates
Brown, 10; Thompson, 10, House, 10.
The Election Elsewhere.
MAURY CoUNrY.-The vote in Columbif
is as follows: A. o. P. Nicholson, fol
floater. $40: w. Vance Thompson, 426
James II. Thomas, 101; NJ S. Frierson, So
VIM. Wood, 1; Convention, 40; No Con
vention 1.
At Spring Hill tho vote stood: Conven
ton, 81; No Convention, 1; Thompson
Al; Thomas, 43; Nicholson, 81.
WILSON CoUNTY-A gentleman from
Wilson county informs us that in Districts
%, 90, "a and %, the regular nominees
Williamson and Shepherd, received about
10 votes to / of the other candidates
Very few against the Convention. He saw
| a man from Lebanon who told him that il
| was conceded the nominees were elected.
| HICKMAN CoUNTY.-A friend at Centre
| vile informs us that the vote was very hght
at that precinct, only sixty-one votes fol
| Mai. B. Gordon and Convention, and none
against. Maj. Gordon was q member O
the Convention in 1884, and will be one o.
the best in this
| MADISON CoUNTY.-A private Telegram
received in the city last night from Jack
son, Tenn, says Gen Alex. w. Campbell
is elected as delegate to the Constitutions
Convention over Milton Brown.
COFFEE CoUNIY.-The following is the
result of the election at Manchester:
| Convention, 165; no convention, Is
1 "a Moi d n TghoIl
8; A. B. Robertson, 3.
| MARSHALL CoUNTY.-FrOm gentlemen
from Lewisburg we learn that Richard
Warner, Jr., is elected delegate to the Con
vention, defeating Col. James II. Lewis
about 165 votes. The county voted $50
Convention" Warner is a lawyer of expert
ence and is son of Col. Richard Warner
who many years ago was conspicuou
Democratic member of the Tennessee Leg
islature, and who still lives in that county
The son is for universal suffrage.
| ROBERTSON CoUNTY.-John E. Garne
is elected delegate by small majority.
WILLIAMSON CoUNTY.-S. S. House beat
the regular nominee, Col John McGavock
| LAWRENCE CoUNTY.-The vote was very
small. Three hundred is the estimate o
the ballots cast. The returns as far as
heard from stand:
For convention, 235; no convention, 3
DR.. James r. Edwards, so; L. D. Deayen,
port, 15S.
Knox CoUNTY.-A telegram from Knox,
vile yesterday states that John Baxter il
elected delegate from Knox, and Gen. 10
seph A. Mabry from Knox and Sewer The
vote in Knoxville was as follows:
For convention, IA; no convention
456; Baxter, $50; Mckinney, 523; Mabry
GIL; Coldwell, 298; Hall, 1913.