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

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Williamson
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FRANKLIN, Nov. SIN this town Por.
ter received PIP and Maynard 1875. For
Congress Whitthorne 2l2 and Gibbs As,
For Senator-Boyd 206 and Gregory 1876.
Observation-Disclosures 331. Floater-
Toon 500.
No other districts will be in tonight.
The election was the most quiet ever held
in this county. Gibbs was not supported
by the Republicans. 1t is feared there will
be an unusually light vote cast, caused
mainly by there being no opposition Of any
force, while there had not been a thorough
canvass to arouse the people.
Brentwood, Nov. S.-The following is
the vote of the Fifteenth District: Porter
20 and Maynard 80. Congress- Whit
thorne Il and Gibbs none. SeEator-Boyd
II and Gregory Il. Representative-Per-
kins 80. Floater-To0n 81.
The vote for United States Senator stood
as follows: Andrew johnson As, John c.
Brown /, John II. Savage 2, w. B. Bate IL.
franklin.
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DEcHERD, Nov. S.-The following is
the vote of this place and Winchester:
Porter 266, Maynard 80. Congress-Bright
2O6, Wisner 25. Senator-Moore l23,
Cowden 95, Wilson Y. representative
March 1S9, Donaldson SO, Beasley 81.
Montgomery.
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CLARKsvILLE, Nov. 3.-The Democrats
carry this county by five hundred for the
whole ticket, gain of three hundred and
fifty.
GAINESVILLE, Nov. 3.-Porter, $50;
Maynard, 622-a gain of lis for the Dem
oerats; House, 524; Harrison, 626.
New Proyidence-Porter, los; Maynard,
145; House, 105; Harrison, lac.
District No. S-Porter, 132; Maynard, 50;
House, 135; Harrison, So.
Carbondale-Porter, 1O1; Maynard, AZ;
House, 80; Harrison, Al.
GAINESVILLE, Nov. 3.-Fifteen districts
give the Democratic ticket 36S majority.
We carry the county by fully 600 majority.
Coffee.
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TULLAHoMA, Nov. 3.-Totai vote polled,
196; Porter 95, Maynard 50, Bright LOG,
Wisener so. For Senator, Jones, Oem.)
no opposition, g3. Morgan, (Dem.O for
81; Shackelford (Con.) AZ.
This is the strongest Republican precinct |
in the county. The Republicans generally |
only voted for Governor and congressman.
Giles
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PULASKI, Nov. 3.-The election passed |
off quietly. Five districts give Porter 935; !
646; Whitthorne, 926; Blackburn,
AIS; Gibbs, 1852. The balance ofthe ticket
has about the same majority. 1t is esti-
mated that Porter's majority in the county
is about 500. A small vote was pOlled.
LYNNvILLE, Nov. 3.-Porter, POI; May
nard, 80; WhitthOrne, 100; Gibbs, -;
Blackburn, Q; Logan, 19S; Bentley, so;
Harwell, 19S; Sanders, 30; Anderson, 80;
Bowers, 19S.
Maury.
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COLUMBIA, Nov. S.-The election passed
Off without the least sign of disturbance.
The vote as far as heard from in nine pre-
cincts, is as follows: Whitthorne, for Con-
yress, nineteen hundred and thirty; Gibbs,
Radical, six hundred land eighteen. Whit
thorAe is running far ahead of the ticket,
and his majority in the district, is estimated
1t from eight to ten thousand. Maynard,
one thousand and fifty-nine; Porter, eigh-
teen hundred and forty-three-
Culleoka District polled 2S4 Democratic
votes. Not a single Radical vote waspolled
here. Boyd, for the State Senate, Glenn,
Tor the Lower House, and Toon, for Float
sr, all Democrats, are elected by over
maj1rities. Porter's majority in
Maury county will be between two and
hree thousand.
SPRING HILL, Nov. 3.-Porter, 161;
Maynard, 156; WhitthOrne,' 161; Gibbs,
l32; Boyd, 16I; Gregory, l52; Glenn, 100;
Toon, 164.
This is the first Democratic victory here
since. the war.
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DICKSON STATION, Nov. 3.-The cleo
ion to-day passed of quietly. The majori-
" to-day is three to one compared with
hat of two years ago. In this district
Porter received 92, Maynard Al; House 92,
Harrison 81; Moody 81, Pollard 92.
Rutherford.
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MURFREESBoRO, Nov. 3.-Vote very
light with the Democrats; the Radical vote
vas full. The returns come in slowly.
Five districts give Porter 120 majority. II
will be increased to probably 500 in the
county. The regular candidates all elected.
Bedford.
SHELBYVILLE, Nov. 3.-Eighth District
heard from, and Democratic majority 275.
Think it will be about 500 in this county.
WARTRACE, Oct. 3.-Below send you
he vote of eight districts:
First District-Porter 72, Maynard 20.
Democrat, Y; Wisener,
20. Sanator-Mosely, Demo-
rat, GO; Galbreath, Republican, 2S.
Democrat, II; Tillman,
Republican, 2S. Representatiye-Morgan,
Democrat, s.; Christopher, Republican, II.
Second District-Porter 81, Maynard 60;
Bright 81, Wisener go; Mosely 81, Gal
1reath SO; Norman 92, Tillman 81; Nor
gan 95, Christopher SO.
Third District-WaTtrace u Porter 172,
Maynard 15T; Bright 179, Wisener 156;
Nosely 10, Galbreath 154; Norman 169,
Tilman 15S; Morgan 176, Christopher 154.
Fourth -BellbuckIe-Porter1 167,
Maynard 81; Bright 163, Wisener 80; Nose
ly 154, Galbreath 50; Norman los, Tillman
IS; Morgan 166, Christopher "a.
Sixth District-Porter and our ticket
40, Maynard Y, his ticket up with him.
Seventh -Shelbyville- Porter,