Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-07
CannOu County.

WOODBURY., August 5-The election
passed off quietly. All the districts heard
from but the third, fourth, ninth and
twelfth. Senter's majority is 1852. Senter
972, Stokes 22O Upton S72, Mcdowell
81; Asa Faulkner. Democratic, for Senator
966; Webster (RadicaD 4S, Sparkman
(RadicaD S3; VIM Boston, Democratic
candidate for Representative, 96S; Paris
(RsdicaD 163, You're (RadicaD 2, Car
thorn (RsdicaD Is.
w. III. NJ. =
Since writing the above | have received
returns from the Ali and 12th Districts,
which foot up thu4: Senter PA; Stokes
~. Faulkner and the other candidates re-
ceiyed about the same. The 9th District
will give a Democratic majority of 60
votes. w. ii. Me
This is the best can do for You tonight
for we only have tri-Weekly mail here,
and cant send every day, though I hav
sent all the returns from all bat one district
Senter !, 1876; Barton l,165; Stokes SO2.
Paris (Rad.) 245. Asa Faulkner gets the
regular Conservative vote. One district not
heard from will give Senter so msiority.
Warren County.
Special to the Union and American.
McMINNvILLE, Aug. 81 give you
the polls as far as heard from in this
county:
Senler in four precincts gets 647; Stokes
in the same gets 3O3. 10 the balance Of
this county Senter will get majority OF
400, making Senter's majority in Warren
county 744 votes. Faulkner is elected by
an overwhelming majority to the Senate.
Coville is elected to the Lower House by a
large msjority-both Conservatives
Upton runs with Senter and Mcdowell
| with Stokes. ... .#....-
Marshall County.
CHAPEL HILL, Aug. 5.-Our election
this place has just closed. The following
is the result; Senter, 90; Stokes, 8,
Upton, 224; Cooper, 223; Steele, 22S; San.
ders, 2l3; Bright, 8.
Lincoln County.
FAYETTEVILLE, Aug. 5.-Five districts
are in, with the following vote: Senter
1,1G4; Stokes, As; Upton, Gel; Mcdowell
43. Senator-Martin, 9I4; David, 1874
Davenport, Sc. Representative-Jamet
NJ. Bright, 1898. Floater-Lucius P
Bright, 1857; Sanders, l.
Two districts will probably give Stokes
a majority; the others will largely increase
Sentef's majority.
| MANCHESTER, Aug 5-The election
passed of remarkably quiet. No drunk
ness or disorder during the day. The
largest vote ever polled at this place
Senter 34S; Stokes "a. A Upton
24S; JL Mcdowell "a. Asa Faulkner, fol-
Senate, 1923; J s Webster, for Senate, SO
r w Casey, for Representative, S76; Inc
+ Thomas, for Representative, 6; Upton
for Representative, 2
Williamson County,
| NoLENsVILLE, Aug. G.-The vote 70
Senter 294-Stokes ], a negro who came
10 Nashville to vote for Stokes and being
refused walked back and voted in Viii
Hanson. -EH
| TRIUNE, Aug. 6,-Stokes none-Sente
all. Stokes is afraid of snakes.
Sumner County.
| GALLATIN, Aug. 6.-Ten precincts give
senter majority OF 967. His majority ii
the county will reach 2,l0O. Peyton
Barry and Baker are elected TO the Legis'
lature.
Dickson County.
l. WHITES BLUFF, Aug. 6.-Senter get
I39: Stokes 8. The balance ofthe county
like this precinct. 81
franklin County. .
WINCHESTER, Aug. 5-The vote at the
Winchester box stood-Senter APO, Stoke
35. At Decherd box-Senter 204, Stokes
136. At Tantalon box-Senter 81, Stoke
90. At Cowan box-Senter l27, Stokes 90
The county has gone largely for Senter ant
suffrage. Glory enough for lifetime
T.
| BentOn County.
| CAMDEN, Aug. 5.-As We have no Tele
graph Office, l hasten to give you the result
of the election here by mail:
Senter 305; Stokes none. Thomas, FOL
the Senate, 80. Harris, for Representa-
tive, 3O3. Upton, Superintendent, S05.
W. p. NJ.
Humphreys County.
WAvERLY, Aug.5.-O!d Humphreys hal
been in perfect flame TO day. God be