Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-28
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Memphis.
24-SbeIby. John oTerton, Jr., is tn
Democratic nominee, who is opposed b
VIM. NJ. Randolph Republican, nominate
by the ssore-headsT of Memphis.
25-Shelby. A B. Haynes is the Demo
I | cratic nominee, and is opposed by w. NJ
Perkins, hard to locate politically, but th'
nominee of t.Sore-he ads.
REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICTS.
Sullivan-David o. King and j. j
Odeil are announced as candidates in the
Bristol papers, bat nothing is said to indi
cate their politics. They are probably boil
Democrats.
Washingon-Nat Shipley is the Re.
publican nominee, and James v. johnson,
DR.. j. Leah, and John Allison, Jr., are in
dependent candidates. 80
Greene-Anderson W. Walker is the Re
publican nominee, and o. p. Temple, Jr.,
is an independent Republican candidate.
The Democrats have held no convention,
but John s. Love and Lloyd Bullen, Dem
0crats, are candidates.
Jefferson Caldwell is the Demo-
cratic candidate, and DIR. Anderson is an
independent candidate, and supports ex-
President johnson for Senator. There are
two o her candidates, Republicans, we be-
lieve, but their names are not known to us.
KnOX-No conventions have been held
in this county, but the Democrats are sup
porting w. L.. Ledgerwood. There are four
Republican candidates, DR.. Lynville Ny
matt, s. T. Logan, Ferdinand Heiskell,
whites, and A. X. Glover, colored.
| Blount-The Democrats are supporting
G. T. Gates, and the Republicans Ben
Cunningham.
Roane-There are four candidates an
nounoed in the Kingston papers, Jonathan
| A. Barnard, Henry Liggett, Isaac A. Clark
| and j. NJ. Underwood, but there is nothing
to indicate their politics.
McMinn-Nimrod Dodson is supported
| by the athens Post as the Democratic can
didate, while ThOS. B. McElwee is recog-
missed as the Republican candidate. A. G.
Wilson and A. b, Blankenshipa also can
didates.
Hamilton-George r. James is the Dem
ocratic and w. I. MOnger the Republican
| nominees.
Warren-Thos. S. Myers is the Demo
cratic nominee.
Wilson-Lee Head is the Democratic
nominee.
observation-disclosures Il. Jamison is the
Democratic nominee.
Bedford-W. II. Morgan is the Demo-
cratic nominee.
Franklin-There are three candidates,
Col. Hayden, John III. Donaldson, and
John Z. Beasley.
Giles DIR. T. B. Harwell is the Demo-
cratic nominee and John McKissack is an
Independent Democratic candidate.
Lincoln-Six candidates are in the field,
ThoS. II. BledSoe, y. J. George, ID. j.
NOblitt, ]. II. BUEnam, w. Whitfield, and
o. P. Bruce, all Democrats.
Marshall. L. On, the Representative
in the last Legislature, is the Democratic
nominee. There are two or three other
candidates, but We cannot learn their
names.
Williamson-Sam. Perkins is the Demo
cratic nominee.
Maury-R. A. Glenn is the Democratic
nominee.
Sumner-W. G. Pond is the Democratic
nominee, and is opposed by X. b. Durham,
a Republican, who supports ex-Presidert
johnson for Senator.
RobertsOn-J. A. Bell is the Democratic
nominee, and is opposed by J. T. Hubbard,
W AAO - SilpboItCL " TIC
MOntgOmery-Dr. Y. l.. NOrthington is |
the Democratic nominee.
Henry-Dr. w. P. SmallwOod is the |
Democratic nominee.
Carroll-W. Z. Curtis is the Democratic |
and T. B. Brooks the Republican nominee. |
Weakley-J. L. Mc(1lothlin, who repre- |
scented Weakley in the Thirty-seventh |
General Assembly, is the Democratic NOM |
inee.
Gibson-Wise a. Cooper is the Demo
cratic nominee.
Madison. J. Rice is the Democratic |
nominee.
Henderson-E. j. Timberlake is the |
Democratic nominee.
Hardeman-D. j. Newbem is the DEM |
Ocratic nominee and DR.. n. II. Prewitt the |
Republican nominee. Prewitt supports ex-
President johnson for Senator.
Fayette-M. A. GOber is the Democrat I
ic nominee.
HAYWOOD Lewis Bond is the Demo
cratic nominee, and 4. a. Freeman, who |
opposed Gov. Brown in 1872, is the Re
publican candidate.
Dyer-D. Z. Parker is the Democratic |
John il. Christie is a candidate,
but his politics not stated.
Lauderlale- c. 5. o. Rice is the Demo
cratic nominee
TIpton-HOlmes Cummins, the Repre-
sentative in the present Legislature, is the
Democratic nominee. He is opposed by |
an Independent Democrat, whose name we
do not remember.
Davidson-JOhn NJ. Lea, E. IL. East, c.
G. Giers and John Ii. Anderson are the
nominees. The Republican
County Committee have nominated John
A. Campbell, who favOrS eX-President John
son for Senator, and recommended their
party to vote for MeSsTS. Lea, East and
Giers for the other Representatives.
Shelby. Harvey Mathes, John A.
Roush, Hugh d. Greener, George X. Wynn,
George b. Peters and Luke w. Finley are
The Democratic nominees. A NUMBER of
gentlemen, who imagine the
county rests upon their shoulders, have !
been engaged in making opposition tickets
for several weeks, but none of them would
stick. The last one consists of VIM. NJ. Smith,
Nj. T. Williamson, A. Hitz6eld, Republi-
cans, W. w. Coleman, Democrat, ID. 5.
MollOy and w. T. Lucas, who are hard to
locate.
johnson and Carter-Horace F. Left
witch, Republican, is a candidate.
Hamblen and Granger--L. F. Leeper is
the Democratic nominee.
Union, Campbell and Seoit-H. r. Glib
son and Nathan Brashears, Republicans,
are the only candidates we know of.
Anderson and KnOX-William Cross,
Democrat, and J. G. Flanders, Republic IN,
are candidates.
Monroe aud Loudon-Mitchell Rose is
he Republican nominee, and w. J. Fowler
and Jesse Martin, are Independent candi-
dates.
James, MeigS, Rhea and Cumberland
John h. Neal is a candidate, but nothing
is said of his politics.
Marion, Sequatchie, Bledsoe, Hamilton,
Gundy and Van BUREN,. b. Spears is
the Democratic and c. c. Patton the Re-
publican nominee.
White and PutnGm-E. l.. Gardenhire
is the Democratic candidate.
Coffee and Cannon-H. Shackelford,
ThOs. w. Wood, - Powers, and perhaps
others, are candidates.
Wilson, TrOusdale and DeKalb-Rufus
p. McClain is the Democratic nominee.
Jackson, Macon and Clay-B. Mcmillan,
and w l., KinOTV Republican |