Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-04

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= Harwood, Republican, o. For Represents
e tive-Curtis, Democrat, l95; Brooks, Re
Dr. publican, 9.
, MCKENZIE, Nov. 3.-Porter, 1e2; May
d nard, 9. Congress 1855 Muse, 8
/. Haywood
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BROWNSVILLE, Nov. S.-Haywood
redeemed. Bond is elected Representative
!. by two hundred and fifty majority. Tn
county has gone Democratic fer all th'
candidates. a4@a
BROWNSVILLE, Nov. B.
!. Sound the loud timbrel o'er Egypts dark sea-
> Democracy triulnphs-old Haywood Is free
Returns enough have been received te
; settle clearly that Haywood county has
, gone Democratic by $50 TO 800 majority
The whole ticket is elected, and the people
are jubiiant. A salvo of 100 guns is now
firing. Redeemed at lasti Lewis Bond
, Democrat, leads the regular ticket
Stanton-Porter 124, Maynard 223.
Bells Station-Porter 129, Maynard IS.
Congress-Caldwell l29, Num- rs.
Weakley.
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DRESDEN, Nov. 3.-Porter, 1S5; May
nard, 81; Caldwell, 1S5; NUN, 10; Stubble-
field, 1T9; Alden, 20; Cole, Isl.
Henry.
PARIS, Nov. S.-Paris precinct-Atkins
223, Muse I03.
Henry Station Porter, 1872; Maynard,
81.
Madison.
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JACKSON, Nov. 3.-The following re-
turns from precincts in Madison county
have been received:
Jackson-Porter GA, Maynard SIG, At
kins ASS, Muse 447, Polk 5S4, Hurt 627,
Barrett Z, Rice $50, Haynes 5.
Harrisburg-Porter IS, Maynard 2, At
kins 7s, Muse2.
Pinson-Porter 120, Maynard II, Atkins
122, Muse 81; Polk 125, Senator; Hurt
125, for Floater; Rice 127, for the House.
Henderson Station-Porter l02, Maynard
81, Atkins 81, Muse s., Polk IO2, Hurt 9s,
Rice 1Ol.
Medon-Porer 130, Atkins lSO, Polk
lSO, Hurt III, Rice l2s, Maynard and
Muse none.
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BOLIVAR, Nov. 3.-Hardeman gives
big majority for Porter. The straight
Democratic is o. K.
GRAND JUNCTION, Nov. 3.-Porter, 90;
Maynard, 164; Lewis, 165; Young, 95;
Prewitt, 169; Newburne, 50; Hurt, 81;
Polk, 91i Barret, 164.
Hardeman county goes Democratic by
500 or 1000 majority.
BOLIVAR, Nov. 3.-Porter, 220; May
nard, 147. Congress-Young, PIG; Lewis,
149.
Pocahontas-Election passed OF quietly.
From some unknown cause, the vote is
very light. Goyernor-Porter 6S, Maynard
A. Congress-Young 90, Lewis Al. The
county and district tickets are doubtless
elected.
Middleton-Polled 132 votes, IS less
than polled in tie August election. The |
vote to-day is as follows: Porter 12S, May |
nard 4; Young 12s, Lewis A. Everything
passing off quietly.
Saulsbury-The election passed off quiz |
etly. About three-fourths of the vote
polled. Porter It's, Maynard u; Young
17S, Lewis Il; Floater, Senator and Coun-
ty Representative about 100 democratic |
majority.
Grand Junction-The election passed off |
quietly. Porter SO, Maynard I64; Lewis |
les, Young 95; Prewitt l69, Newbern So;
Hart 81, Polk 81, Barrett 164. The Dem
OcratS are short 100 votes.
Bolivar-Porter 220, Maynard I49;
Young 219, Lewis 145; Polk 2I7,
Hurt 2lS; Newbern 215, Prewitt 152, Bar
rett 165. Six other precincts heard from
give the Democratic ticket majorities
The county will give Young, for Congress,
from 500 to 1000 majority. Other candi-
dates in like proportion.
Fayefte.
Moscow, Nov. S.-TOtal vote $50, Dem
ocra:s have majority of BOG. LaGrange-
Porter 22s, Maynard 1913; Smith PIG, Eth
eridge 1913.
Lafayette-494 votes polled, Democratic
majority So.
Braden-Porter 246, Maynard 10; Young
24G, Lewis 113; Smith PAP, Etheridge 122.
Hamilton.
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was quiet, and the vote small. The fall
ing off was chiefly in the Republican vote.
Official returns of the city gives Maynard
142 majority; Nelson, SO; Marye, Demo
crat, for Senator, tied with Padgett, Repub-
liean; Patton, Republican, for Floater, 129
majority; Moneer, Republican, for Repre-
sentative, 4S majority. Three Districts ad-
ditional from the county reduce Maynard's
majority TO 20, and gives Dibrell a MAORI
ty of IA; Marye a majority Of 92; Geo. r.
James, Democrat, for Representative, a
majority of 4S.
The county probably gives Dibrell and
Marye a small majority, and possibly
James. This insures the election Of Dib-
rell to Congress by $500, and Malye tothe
State Senate by 500. The county is close
on the State ticket. Dibrell leads the
ticket.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 3.-Gen. Di1ell,
DEM, for Congress, is elected in the Third
District by from 5000 to 1000 majority.
Knox.
Special to the Union and American.
KNOXVILLE, Nov. 3.-The following are
the Democratic majorities in this city:
Porter 154. Congress-Mabry 162. Sena-
tor-Turley 227. Representaiive-Ledg
wood 146. Floater-Cross 167.
Upton.
MAsoE's DEPOT, Nov. 3-Porter 103,
Maynard 294; Caldwell 81, Num- 275;
Smith 81, Etheridge 3l2.
EAST TENNESSEE.
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KNOXVILLE, Nov. 3.-Returns from all
but seven districts of Knox county show
a Republican gain of about 600
over the August election. The coun-
try is close, with the chances favorable