Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-22
FURTHER ELECTION RETURNS
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The vote complete stands: For Conven-
ton, 1852; No Convention, /: Eeill S.
Brown, l,675; John C. Thompson, 1853;
John F. House, 1851
Franklin County.
jesse Arlege elected by large plurality
over b. +. MCGEE, F. T. Estill, A. r. Da-
vid and James Travis. Vote about GOO. all
for Convention.
Summer County.
Oficial-James j. Turner. majority 27C
over j. II. A. Tompkins. The vote was
=, 100 and over; AGO against Convention.
Summer, smith and Macon.
George T. Seay, of Hartsyillo, majority
ZIG in Summer county, over H. Barksdale,
of Dixon Springs, Smith county. Five
districts in Macon gave Seay 215 ove1
Barksdale. Seay is probably elected by a
decided majority.
White County.
To the Editors Of the Union and American:
-Four districts have been heard from.
Vote very light. Gen. George G. Dibrell
elected delegate to the Convention, over
A. Fisk. Win send official vote next mail.
To the Editors of the Haion and American:
FAYETTEVILLE, Dec. 20, 1866, GENTLE
MEN: Saturday last was most Indictment
day, consequently very light vote was
polled
The returns are N from all the districts
except one which has probably not voted
more than twenty or thirty votes.
The result is, For Convention 2076.
No Convention s.
For delegate from Lincoln county, Geo.
W. Jones. 1448; d. w. Holman, Goa.
For delegate from The counties of Lin
coin, Giles and Marshall John c. Brown,
no opposition-2O46.
Coffee County.
To the Editors Of the Union and American:
MANCHESTER, Tenn, Dec. 81, 1861
The returns of the election are nearly all
in in this county All the districts have
been heard from, and enough has been
heard from Grundy and Van Buren, coun-
ties to show that Col Matt. Martin is ODer-
1olteJmiBglg elected over both of his oppo-
nents, A. b. Robertson and Maj. p. @. Is
bell Col. Martin ran with Convention"
as a general thing. Think when the vote
is counted out Martin viii beat 'Conven-
ton" viii send you the official vote as
soon as it is counted out. r.
Bradley County.
To the Editors of the Union and American:
CLEVELAND, Tenn, Dec 20, 1S69.-At
the election Saturday, the 18th inst, t.
P. Gaut, Conservative candidate, received
SIS votes; ]. H. Smith, Radical, received
436-Gaut's majority 70; Convention,
1872 no Convention, AIS.
Yours, ETC., G..
Warren County.
To the Editors of the Union and American:
McMNNvmLE, Tenn, Dec. 20, 1862
Sirs: The official vote of this county is
only received in thirteen districts, and
stands for Convention 1,097; no Conven-
ton 70; II. L. W. Hill 451, ]. P. Thomp-
son 379; J. II. Hughes $40. The reported
vote in two districts is Hill So, Hughes 40,
Thompson , votes. No news from any
where, except Matt Martin is elected in
Coffee, Grundy and Van Buren,.
Yours, J.
Marion County.
To the Editors of the Union and American.
JASPER, Tenn, Dec 19.-The election
passed off quietly yesterday. A light vote
polled throughout the county. The Radi-
calls scarcely voted at all What few did
vote, voted "No Convention" VIM.
Byrne, Democrat is elected almost with
out opposition. Ferguson, the Radical
candidate, will not get dozen votes in the
county. The returns are not all in yet.
Respectfully,
Benton and Humphreys.
Col Doherty is elected delegate from
Benton and Humphreys.
WeakIey County.
John A. Gardner is the delegate from
Weakley county.
Smith County.
John II. Allen, q brother of George G.
Allen, of this city, is the delegate from
Smith county.
Montgomery County.
A letter informs us that d. n Kennedy
has been elected delegate from Montgom-
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