Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-03
Knoxville Goes Republican and
mot q DlstriCt In the County
Democratic.
Gain OF rive Congressman Almost
Certain, but we Must Cease.

lime since the war, and so Tar as DeafO
rom not q district in tue county has
gone democratic. ---.--.
As far as heard from Hawkins, ret
publican, for governor, bass majority
Of about 500 In the county.
Henderson; democrat, for the senate.
only 40 ahead of HuddIeston. Cor
nick leads Reeder by only II and
only 106 over the plain
in the city. But the whole
republican ticket In the county is
elected by something like 1000 ma
jorlty. The specials below speak for
themselves.
TENTH DISTRICT, KNOX COUNTY.
Special dispatch to the Chronicle
CONCORD, TENN, Nov. 2.
The following ia a vote of the tenth
district: Hancock 173; Garfield 175;
Wright 1873; Hawkins 176; Wilson
three; Houk ia; Henderson 173: Hud
dleston It's; Cornick 173; Reeder I73
Mckinney I75; McLemore ia
LoUDoN COUNTY.
SPECIAL Dispatch to the Chronicle.
Hancock nineiy-ntne, Garfield
eighty.three; ticket straight; 20 spit
or scratch; Dawson, republican. for
representative, one behind the ticket.
Wilson didn't get a vote.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Special dispatch to the ChroHicle.l
STRAWBERRY PLAINS, Nov. 2.
The fifteenth district OF Jefferson
county voted ss follows: Garfield
eighty-nine; Hancock forty-one;
Hawkins eighty~nine; Wright forty
three; Wilson none; Houk fihy-nine;
Williams folty-three.
MONROE COUNTY.
Special Dispatch to the Chronicles.
SwEETwATEB, Nov. 2, 1880.
The election passed off quietly here
to-day. The republicans polied the
heaviest vots they ever have. A
gain of fifteen to twenty. Hawkins
seventy-fve; Houk eighty. Shipley,
republican, for state senator, seventy
three; Dawson, republican, for Joint
representative, seyenty-four. Carter,
democratic candidate for state senator,
one hundred and sixty.two; Cannon.
democrat for joint representative, one
hundred and sixIy-one; Wright, for
governor, ffty.nine; Wilson, for gov
ernor, one hundred and one; Williams,
for congress, one hundred and fifty.
GREENE COUNTY.
Special dispatch to the Chronicle.
GREENEvILLE, Nov. 2.-S:45 p. n.
Greeneviile precinct-Congtess, Pet
tlbone 16l; Taylor l54. Governor,
Hawkins 1911; Wright ninety seven;
Wilson fifty nine. Garfield 16S; Han
cock lat. No returns In yet. Petit
bone will carry Greene By over ons
hundred majority.
Special Dispatch to the Chronicle.l
GEENEvILLE, Nov. 2.
In five districts of Greene county
Pettibone gets 425, Taylor $40. II
1878 Petitioners vote in the same Gis-
tricts was 342, Taylor's ATS. This is &
net gain of SO for P.ttibone. Hawkins
msjority 80 far is so over Wright.
DAVIDSON COUNTY.
Special dispatch to the Chronicle.
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 2.-The re-
publican vote was put In almost solie
to-day for the republican tick. t. while
Wright got some colored votes. viii
son got none. The Wilson men weak
ened early in the fight, and regarded
his defeat AS inevitable. He will Mt
even be good third. Wright will car
ry the city over him By $500. and vii
beat Hawkins in the county. II i
thought the vote between Wright anc
Hawkins in the county will be close
Montgomery and Maury COUNTIES vii
60 for Wright.
House is reelected to congress from
the sixth district. Wright. so far
runs ahead of Wilson in Rutherford
Bedford, Rober. son and Chatham, il
three of which Wilson was suppose
to have the greatest strength.
HAWKINS has probably been eiecte'
governor.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Special Dispatch TO the Chronicle.
JJNEsBoRo, Nov. :.
Fourteen Districts in this county Civ
Hawkins 1151; Wright 765; P.tsibon
14S5; Taylor 151a-a gain for Pet bon
of 233 over two years ago. Petition
will carry Washington county by Is
majority and Is elected. Brown, 70
the senate, and Grisham, for represen
tattve, are both elected by large ms
iorities.
HAMBLES COUNTY.
Special dispatch to the ChronicleJ
MoRRIsTowN, Nov. 2.
Official returns have been receive
from sig out of ten districts and sho,
large republican gains. Four out {
tha ef~ dietrlnta vat to hear fron, N,