Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-08-14

Tipton - 5 6, Trousdale 81, Unicoi 2,
Union 5, Van Buren, 2, Warren II,
Washington IA, Weakley 20, White
II, Williamson 22-3, Wilson 29-740.
No-Bedford II, Bradley g. Cannon
II. Carroll 5, Cooke 8. Decatur s, Dick
son Is, Fayette 26; franklin II, Glib
son SO, Grundy 5, Hamilton 7, Harde-
man 10, Hardin 10, Haywood II Us,
Henderson IA. Henry %, Hickman Is,
Houston u, Humphreys IA, Jackson
IA, James 3, LauderdaIe Is. McMinn 4,
McNairy IA, Madison 81, Marshall II,
Maury 4, Meigs 6, Monroe A, Mont
gomery Il, Obion 10s, Overton 5. Per-
ry g. Putnam 8, Rhea 6. Robertson %,
Rutherford %, Shelby 80, Smith 3,
Sullivan 4. Sumner %, Upton q,
Trousdale II, Weakley 8; Williamson,
23a-5S0.
Not represented : BIedsoe, Lake,
Wayne-3.
Not voting-CIay, Marions Polk-3.
These votes show the strength of the
repudiationists and compromise of all
grades. While the report of the MAJ
jority of the committee was under
consideration, W. A. Golfer, of Shelby
county, offered the following amend
ment:
Sensible Of O divided sentiment on
the state debt among democrats, we
depIore the separation from the demo-
cratic party Of any who have hereto
fore acted with il; but as the qestiOn
now is not between paying the whole
debt and q fair and equitable compro.
mise of the Just Indebtedness of our
state. but between an honorable and
lust settlement satisfactory 10
the bondholder, and with reference
to our ability to pay said just indebt-
| edpess on the one hand and repudia.
ton on the other, we emphatically de-
clare against reputation and for
speedy settlement, to be made by the
people through their legislature, whose
| members shall be elected with the issue
of compromise fully considered and
voted for by the p people.
A motion was made to table this, but
it was lost by voc of 757 nays to sol
ayes.
A motion was then made to adopt it,
which was lost by SIS ayes to ISL noes.
The majority report was then adopted,
as published in the CHRONICLE Of
:, yesterday, by the following vote:
Ayes-Anderson 6, Bedford 6. Ben
ton S, Blount 8, Bradley s, Campbell 4,
Cannon 2, Garter 4. Carroll Is, Cheat.
ham s., Claiborne 8, Cooke s, Coffee
Al, Crockett IA. Cumberland 3. David
son 70. DeKslb 81. Dickson 81 Dyer
III, Fayette %. Fentress 2, Franklin
8. Gibson Is, Giles 81, Granger 8,
Greene Is, Grundy 5, Ramblen s, Ham
i RiOn 49, TO- Haywood aaO0 II 2,5, Henry a "a
! Hick man 2. Houston 81, Humphreys
1-5, James 3, Jefferson s, Johnson 2,
Knox 90, Lawrence 9, Lincoln 50.
Loudon 8, Macon l, McMinn II, Madi-
son 81, Marion 6, Marshall 5, Maury 80,
Meigs 6, Monroe Is, Montgomery 213
; Moore l. Morgan 3, Obion 2l3, Overton
5, Rhea 3. Roane s, Rutherford Z, Scott
/, Sewer 3, Shelby Sc. Smith Z, Stewart
IA, Sullivan Is, Sumner 1T, Tipt n
II, TrousdaIe Ito. UDicoi 2, Union 5
Van Buren, /, Warren2, Washington
IA, Weakley Is, Williamson 81, Wilson
1-S253.
NoeG-Bedford IS, Benton 5. Cannon
8, Carroll 2, Cheathan 81, Coffee 81
,, Davidson 8, Decatur 8, DeKalb 81
Dickson g., Dyer 81, Franklin Is
:, Gibson II, Giles ]. Greene 3, Harde-
| hJAA 1Oi 14oI ~ COO = y
Henderson IA. Henry 2, Hickma IL
: Houston II, Humphreys Is 5. Jack
, son IA, Landerdale l3, Lincoln 2, Ma
con 5. McNeiry Is, Marshall II, Mau-
: rV A. Montgomery g Moore TO- Obion
= %, Overton 5, Perry s. Putnam 8
: Rhea 5, Robertson %, Rutherford %
/ Sequatchie 8, Shelby 20, Smith 10, Sui
+ livan 4, Sumner II 81, Upton 8
Trousdale 4 8 10, Van Buren, l. Warren
Is, Weakley 10, White II, Williamson
: 229, Wilson 28-4553.
The repudiationists, about 100 il
:. number then bolte1, as already re-
j ported in our columns. The state
: credit men nominated Gen. Wright al
l their candidate and the regulators
= selected Senator Wilson as theirs.
q AS we have already observed, thu
g state-credit men have done reasonably
4 we'll, so far as they have gone, but they
-, must show their good faith and sin
d certify by seeing to it that they ente
d into no combinations with repudia
q tionists to elect other than state-credi
e men to the legislature. Further devel
: opments will be awaited with interest
e Fortify the body against disease
E This is readily done by purifying al
= the Fluids of the system with DR.
= TUFTS Pills. Then there need be n
: fear of epidemics, Chills and Fever
& Bilious attacks, Rheumatism, Ski.
Diseases, or Nervous Debility. Buoy
l. ant health and elasticity of spirits viii
y be the result.
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