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

Win 6uC CAOOPbiSA VI ohS PAOSAoiO SAS~elO
of Turner, Independent, as the Represents
tive from Lawrence and Wayne, and Bent
ley, Independent, who carries LaTrenc
for Senator.
Shelby
Special to the Union and American.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 3.-The entire Demo
cratic ticket is elected. The majority il
the city is 2,6S9.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 3.-Later returns fron
this Congressional District indicate tha
Col. Young's majority will reach $500.
THE SEVENTH AND NINTH DISTRICTS
Telegrams to the appeal and AudLdneh
show that Caldwell, Democrat, is eleetel
oyer Mum in the Ninth District, am
Whitthorne, Democrat, in the Seventh, b.
5000 majority. The Democrats are jubi
liant over the results here and in the East
MEMPHIS, Nov. 3.-Andrew johnson re
ceived for the United States Senate in thii
city 4,197 votes; scattering 54S. Only th'
friends of Mr.Johnson took any interest in
this part of the days work, the friend:
of the other candidates refusing tC
urge their claims. In fact, so irregularly
was the experiment conducted that not
much notice was taken of the result.
To the Western Associated Press.
MEMPHIS, Nov. Sup to noon, the
election is progressing very quietly. A
slight disturbance is reported in the Sew
enth Ward, where the negroes treated po-
liceman very roughly, but order was soon
restored. Business is generally suspended.
The indications are that the Conservative
ticket will be elected by large majority.
BARBOUR LEWIS SHELvED.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 3.-The election to-day
was unusually quiet. There was a consid-
cradle falling off from the August vote.
The Democrats claim a majority of 1900
in the city and the election Of Col. Ii.
Casey Young to Congress by 800 MAORI
ty. His competitor, Barbour Lewis, car
ried the district in 1872 by 800 majority.
His defeat to-day is attributed to the Civil
Rights bill and the well known conserva-
tisn of Col. Young, many Republicans,
both white and black, having voted and
worked for the latter.
MEMPHIS, Nov. SIN this city the total
vote cast was $3.50. The following is the
total vote received by the different eandi-
dates: Democratic-Porter, 5,945; Young,
3 1857; Haynes, 5,663; OyertOn, S,793; Pey-
ton J. Smith, 5,T1S; Peters, 1854; Finlay,
1852; Greer, 5,793; ROush, 5,621; Wynne,
5,74S; Mathes, 5,779; Galloway, $50.
2 Republican.-Maynard, 3,2S5; Lewis,
8 3,595; Jesse +. Brown, 1852; Randolph,
3,5T0; Etheridge, 3,4S9; VIM. Smith,
{, ,442; AIalloy, 3,4lS; Lucas, 1924; Viii
hanson, 3,423; McKenna, 1920; HitZfeld,
3,260; Moore, 3,347.
But one disturbance occurred and that
was soon quelled, in the Seventh Ward.
A body of negroes tried to rescue bolster
Gus negro from the police, when a squad of
police appeared on the ground and quiet
was restored. Everybody is happy except
Barbour Lewis & Co.
Gibson.
Special to the Union and American
TTENToN, Nov. 3. The following is
complet and correct as far as heard from up
to eight o'clock: Porter 1,O22 and Maynard
455. Congress" aldwell, Dem, 1905;
Num-, Rad, 454. Senate-Jordan, Dem,
965; Howard, Rep, 449. Representative
Cooper, DEM, S54; McMuTay, Radical
Fusion, Cos. Floater-Cole, Dem, $50.
The vote is rather light. The districts yet
to hear from will swell the Democratic
maiorities. The election was unusually
quiet.
HUMBOLDT, Nov. 3.-The following are
the returns for Governor and Congressman
as far as heard from:
Humboldt Porter, $40; Maynard, $50.
Congress Caldwell, $40; Num-, 1S7.
Milan-Porter, 27l; Maynard, O.. Con-
Caldwell, 271; Num-, 81.
Trenton-Porter, 375; Maynard, 1914.
Congress Caldwell, 363; Num-, 195.
Rutherford Station-Porter, sc; Maynard
/. Congress-Caldwell, sc; Num-, i.
ObIOn.
Special to the Union and American.
UNION CITY, Nov. 3.-The following is
The vote of Union City and Troy Station,
the Thirteenth District: Gov
273, Maynard 123, Brooks /.
Congress-Caldwen 267, Mum 121. Sem
ator-Oden, Democratic nominee, PIT,
Independent, 53. Represent
Democratic nominee, 164,
Vance, Independent, 50, Board, Independ-
ent, 81, Tate, Republican, 5.
Eighth District, Kenton-Porter 1O1;
2. Caldwell 9S Num- 2. Oden
60, Stubblefeld "a. Adams 81, Vance ;,
Board 80, Tate ?.
UNION CITY, Nov. 3.-Porter, 241;
116. Congress-Caldwell, 235;
Mum, lis.
Carroll.
Special to the Union and American.
HUNTINGTON, Nov. .S.-Republican Car
roll is nearly redeemed. The election
passed ohquietly at this place and through
out the county as far as heard from. Three
hundred and sixty-three votes were polled
here. Maynard received two hundred and
three, ard Porter one hundred and fifty
three. Congess-Muse, Radical, two hun
dred and ten; Atkins, Democrat, one hun
dred and fifty. SenatOr-Harwood, Radi-
ical, two hundred, Jordan, Democrat, one
hundred and f0rty-eight. Representative
Brooks, Radical, two hundred and ten;
Curtis, Democrat, one hundred and fifty
one. The Radical vote at this place is
fifty short Of expectation. Their majority
in the county will be very small. Their
leaders piled the lash numerically, but the
hard-fsted white people took the social
rights pill reluctantly.
MCKENZIE, TENN, Nov. 8, 1s74.-The