New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-08
TENNESSEE
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MEMPHIS. November 7.-OfficiaI vote OF
Shelby county, exclusive ninth district
Greeley G6lJS GRANT 1851. Governor
Brown G5J7, Freeman S07G. Congressman
at Disqualification $500, Maynarh 1861,
johnson 207i. Congress ninth district
HAYNES 1910, Lewis 1908 MajoTities are:
Grant 1898, Freeman 1919, Maynard, over
johnson and Cheatham, 1857.
Lewis county 1853. The citizens iegsia-
tive ticket, put forward feR days before
the election, is elected by over 5000. 1t is
For Senators, A. J. lacey, VirgiRius Leake,
Democrats for Representatives OVertOD,
HAYNES, Mulvihill, Ward, Brown, Demo
Gratis; Williamson Republicans Eewis, 85e-
publican candidate aorGongress, will have
q majority Of about 1000. Henry county
gives Greeley 1927, Crane 51S, Brown &24,
Freeman so, Cheatham d528, Naynard SOC.
johnson 493 Congressman seventh dis
trct--Atkius. Democrat, 1885; Travis, an
dependent, 76i. One preciRct % hear from.
Lauderdaie county-&re0leY 6l5. Grant
1888; Governor. Brown 8fi& breeman 48t;
Congressman at large, johnson PAP, Cheat
ham 602, Maynard 406; Congressman. eight
district. Campbell BOA Caldwell SSlS Bell
us, Num- 4&9.
Madison county-Greeiey 1867, Grant
1921: Governor, Brown 1925, Freeman 1886;
Congressman az large, Gheatham 1929 May
nard 1881, johnson 479; DistricS Congress.
man, Campbell 1888. Caldwell ISL. Bell 90,
Num- 1901. One precinct tOhear frOm&
Haywood cOunty--Grant 340:. Greeley
1880; Governor-Brown 1909 Freeman 3036;
MAYNARD 1884. johnson $50, Cheathan 1879.
District Congressman~Win $685. Cald.
well 240, Campbell 1918, Bell s..
In Hardeman county Cheatham's majority
over Johnson is 800; Brown over Freeman
4G2; Haynes over lewis ion
Tennessee is claimed for Greeley by 20 900
majority. Maynard leads Cheatham 1900.
johnson is far behind.
NASHVILLE, November 7.-Reports re.
ceived here from Democratic and Repub.
JicaB sources, make the Congressional dele.
cation stand as follows: First district Il.
H. Butler. Republican,; second, James
Thornburg, Republican,; third. William
Grutchfield. Republican; fourth, John n.
Republican; sixth, Gibbs Republican:
seventh. j. y. Caiken, Democrat: eighth.
David Il. Mum. Republican; ninth. Bar.
bour Lewis, Republican; for State at large
Horace Maynard, Republican. If subse-
Ouent figures make no changes, she delega-
ton will stand eight Republicans 20 two
Democrats. 1t was not expected that the
would caHrye unueG inc dppOG"
law more than two districts.
The Democrats do not yet give up White.
horn in the sixth district, though they con
cede ;he election of Maynard. Returns
from Middle and West Tennessee show that
Brown, Liberal, for Governor, has lost
heavily upon his vote in 1870, and fears are
entertained in Democratic quarters that be
las been beaten. The Republicans ex-
Dccted no such result. and are astonished
1t the prospect.
Browns losses in Williamson, Giles,
Madison, iauderdale, Harde-
nan, Weakly, Henry, Shady, Davidson,
Dekalb, Smith and Lincoln counties amount
% 900, while Freeman, Republican, for
Governor, gains 1000 in Haywood. If the
zane relative losses keep up in Middle and
Vest Tennessee, Brown may be over
Thelmed by Freeman's majority in East
Tennessee. The Republicans have made
arge gains in the Legislature, but there is
lothing definite as to its complexion