Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-28
SENATORIAL DISTRICTS.

CENAlOflAL Is
1-JOhnsOn, Carter, Washington and
Greene. VIM. G. EmmeTt is the Republican
nominee and S. X. \. Patton is an indie
pendent Republican candidate. There are
two Democratic candidates in this district
IL. II. Carr and J. \. Baxter. Carr is sup
ported by the GreeReUUIe Union and liz.
toIljgcRcer and the johnson City Times.
2-Sullivan, Hawkins, Hamblen, Han
cock and Claiborne. j. e. Hodges is the
Democratic nominee and John Blevins is
an Independent Democratic candidate and
supports johnson for United States Sena-
tor. L. III. Easley is the Republican can.
date.
3-COcke, Jefferson, Sevier and Blount.
J. c. Ellis is the Republican nominee. II
L. Dick, who was member of the Thirty
seventh General Assembly, is aDemocratiC
candidate.
4-Union, Granger, Anderson and Knox
No conventions have been held in this dis
trict, but w. II. Hurley, Democrat, and
Isaac c. Dyer, Republican, are candidates
5-Csmpbell, Morgan, Scott, Roane
Fentress, Oyerton, Putnam, White and
Cumberland. G. Marchbanks is the Demo
cratic nominee, and he is opposed by G. w
Keith, Republican, who runs without the
nomination of his party.
6-LOudOn, Monroe, McMinp. Meigs
Bradley and Polk. A. Blizzard is the De
mocratic nominee, who Is opposed by T. l..
Cate, Republican.
T-Rhea, James, Hamilton, Blelsoe. Sc
quatChie, Marion, Grundy and Van Buren,.
Lawrence ). Marye is the Democratic and
i. W. Padgett the Republican nominee.
ii. y. Snyder, who represented Hamilton
county in thelast Legislature, is an Indepen-
dent Republican candidate.
S-Warren, Coffee, DeKalb and Cannon.
james A. Jones is the Democratic nomi-
nee.
9-Macon, Smith, Clay, Trousdale. Sum
ner and jackson. T. ii. Butler, late Score
tary Of State, is the Democratic nominee
lO-Rutherford and Bedford. Thomas
G. MoSely is the Democratic nominee.
11-Davidson. Joseph ID. Wade is the
Democratic, and DR.. w. z. Jones the Repub-
lican nominee. The latter favOrS ex-Presi-
dent johnson for United States Senator.
l2-Wilson and davidson. DIR. II. r.
buchanan is the Democratic nominee. DIR.
Galbreath, of this county, johnson man.
is talked of as an Independent candidate.
l3-Marshall, Franklin and Lincoln.
There are three candidates in this District,
W. y. COwden and Ewing 4. Wilson, of
Marshall, and IL. Il. Moore, who rppre-
serted Franklin in the last Legislature. all
Democrats. No convention has been held.
14-Williamson and Maury. Dr. 4. T.
BOyd is the Democratic nominee, who is
opposed by James A. Gregory, Republican.
I5-Giles, Lawrence, Wayne, and Lewis.
L. b. Logan is the Democratic nominee.
A. w. Bentley is running as an Independ-
ent Democrat. Henry y. Lee is announced
as a candidate, but politics not stated.
I6-Hickman, Perry, Humphreys, Dick
son, Cheatham and Houston. DR.. w. A.
Moody, the present Senator, Mitchell Trot-
ter aud - Biggs, all Democrats, are can
didates. No convention has been held.
17-RObertson, Montgomery and Stew
art. Gen. W. A. Quarles is the Democrat
ic nominee. He has no opposition.
1S-Hardin, Decatur, Benton, McNairy
and Henderson. Thomas II. Paine is the
Democratic nominee.
Hl9-CarrOll and Gibson. NJ. ID. l.. JOr-
dan is the Democratic nominee. He is
OPP sed by J. w. HarwoOd, whose card
gives no indication as TO his politics.
20-Henry, Weakley, ObiOn and Lake.
Clinton Alden is the Democratic nominee.
He is opposed by DIR. p. d. Stubbetield,
who is candidate ION his own hook
2l-Madison and Harirman. Horace NJ.
Polk is the Democratic nominee.
22-HaywoOd, Lauderlale and Dyer.
+. B. RaglaHd is the Democratic nominee,
and DR.. l. A Mum is an Independent Re-
publican candidate.
23-Shelby, Fayette and Upton. Pey-
ton J. Smith is the Democratic nominee,
who is opposed by Emerson Etheridge, the