Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-08-13
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| The Tennessee Election-Senter,s Majority
Carried up to 65,000-The New Leglsla-
lure and Ex-President Johnson. sal
NASHVILLE, August additional re-
turns indicate that Senter's majority may
reach 65, 000 But few counties give major
tiles for Stokes. As far ar heard from the
State Senate stands Conservatives Is, a
majority Of conservative republicans, with
five districts to hear from. The House of
Representatives stands Conservatives. ,46 +:
conservative republicans, A.. Stokes republic
cans, 4. Yes sb I'D .ea-I gal'
MEMPHIS, Aug. Tile official vote of
Shelby county is: Senter, 1904; Stokes,
1862 The Ayalanche claims a victory for
universal suffrage, butthe Appeal and Ledg
Ell claim that it was for white mans govern
| ment and general reformation. B}
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. The cleo
ton of the following members Of the Lesis-
lature from East Tennessee, who are in IA
yor of Ex.Prcsidcnt johnson for United
I,eoerwood Farmer Iuttrel1 Clementson
lanes Pearson Owens McGanobav M
.Clarv Harrison Keonoy Sna.rs W,l}oca
M;llcan White and Self and Flam;no,
| nrobablv for johnson ~ Il ;s nrob,ble n =
twenty I've Of the thirty. fvc East Tennessee
mem hers will be for johnson HE election
/ is now considered certain and his friends
arc verv ;nb;lant Middle and Wcst Zen
nessee are almost. solid democratic. the Leo.
stature three. fourtbs anti-renublicar Meas
ures for calling constitutional convention
arc already heinz discussed Manv rennh-
LEANS refused to vote Init Stokes nnllea
nearly a fun republican vote Rrownlcu
nrofasses surnsise at the election retnrns
and savs tho conservative. tr;nm nh ;s oroator
than he exnactod "
Nav Yonx Auonst Genera, II TT
Thomas. secretary Of the renublican (Senter)
State committee. telegraphs TO-DAY to Ex-
Sunervisor Noah. that ..Senter has swent
East. Middle and Yves. Tennessee and his
majority is estimated at fifty thousand Stokes
was badly beaten in East Tennessee which
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q WASHINGTON Ausust e-Amono the dis.
tinguished names Of government debtors
according to tho books Of the third auditor.
is that Of Gen. Thomas Jordan. At the
breaking out of the rebellion Gen J was
CAPTAIN and assistant ouartermastcr in the
regular army, but resigned his commission
and subsequently was APPOINTED chief Of staff
in Gen Beauregard's command. He left
the army indebted to the government in the
sum OF wy and when last Eeard from
was commanding one OF the wings OF the IN
surgent army IN Cupa.
In reply to letter OF the third auditor,
ten. Jordan merely acknowledged the re-
celpt OF the letter, ana informed TIE auditor
that any communication would reach him II
sent to Newark, N ~ but iallcd to Gate his
letter.
| In view OI the unCEltll0IV OF the CORES
ponaence the subject has been dropped for
1 the present. The list of DELINQUENT army
officers who Joined the Confed eracy comnrises
the names Of forty-seycn prou,inent generals.
General Lee is one of the exceptions. III
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WAsu1Se9os, August 1o.-The Presi-
dent arrived this morning, and the Cabinet
went into session with Messrs H Il. and
Boutwell, represented by Messrs. field ana
i KNOWING nersons confidently exnect the
recognition n Of the Cubans as belligorents
within the week
+! Senator Fowler. ofTennessee thinks An
drew .,oilnson won. be sent 70 the Senate
| .,ao.a n1aa.mo,,
~ sAD'sD D-s11 80 ~ nv
" AsfilSdroN, August Ao,- me oao'l NJ
session las'ed 'lifec :, honfs- l he usually ID,
after adjournment, but all withheld any in
formation save that several removals and ap-
pointments were determined on and vast
amount of accumulated business disposed of.
slant. 'a;a' .ff'l1 = u, i'i's ~
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Inc, Berkeley lWest Ylfglnla on'on
| says: "A man VINO Is TOO stlngy to advef-
notice in one of the hotels the other day