Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-10
The Slate Legislature Democratic by ~
Majority on Joint Ballot and Har-
ris's Reelection Secured.
Grand Ratification Meeting at Nashville,
at Which Bate, House and Dibrell
Were the Speakers.
Chalmers Probably Elected by q Small
Majority Over -ManniDg-Ean Eaton
Sure OF a Seat.
Oatrages Committed by a United States
Supervisor in the Second Congress.
siOBal District Of Mississippi.

TRENToN, November 9.-The returns are all
in, and are ss follows: Bate 2759, Hawkins
1859, Beasley 299 Russell 3d. For Con-
gress-Pierce, Dem, 2768; Lyle, Rep, 1853;
for the Senate-Cooper, ID M, 2S42; for rep
resentstive-VaughaD, Dem, 1872, Hicks,
Dem, 26l2. Cooper, Vaughan and Hicks
are the regular nominees. Kelly, kof and
pendent, received from 1880 10 1440. Only
light vote Was polled. Great enthusiasm
was manifested as The glorious news came in
The election was held in all the districts.
East Tennessee Elects Ten Democrats to
the Legislature.
Special to the Appeal
KNOXVILLE, November 9.-E1st Tennes-
see elects 10 Democrats to the Lsgislature-
one senator and nine representatives.. John
q. Carter, of Bradley county, was elected
senator; Fulkerson of Hawkes., Gregg Of
Sullivau, Caldwell of Jefferson, Ledgerwood
and L-gg of Knox, Stephens OF Monroe,
Smith Of Polk and Bradley, Sharp OF Meigs
and Rhea. DR.. Caldwelps msiority in JET
ferson is only %.
Grand Ratification n eeiing.
NASHVILLE, November 9.-The Opera
house to-uigh. was densely crowded by a
ratification OF the d mocratic triumph in
the State and nation. The speakers were
the governor-elect and Mes-rs. House, Whit
thorne, Dibrell, McMillin, members of
Congress, and others. The speeches gene
rally invited the boiling Democrats back into
the fold, and the sentiments uttered were in
accordance with the platform for the debt
settlement at ffty-and-three.
The LEGISLATURE.
The following is the com position of the in
coming Legislature. The official returns m y
make some changes, but will not affect the
Democr Itic majorilies in both house,:
SENATE.
First Distriet-J NJ Symmetry Rel,
Second District-Wm Green, Rep.
Third District-H. NJ. Sherwood Rep.
Fourth District-J. II. Agee, Rep.
Fifth District; c: J. Williams, Dem.
Sixth DISTINCTIVE. H. Dawson, Rep.
Seventh Distrct-John J. Carter, Dem.
Eighth District RalSton, Rep.
Ninth District-T. J. r. SFgohiord Dem.
Tenth DistIiet-M. d. Smallman, Dem.
Eleventh District-H. NJ. Colquitt, Dem.
Twelfth District-James w. Blakemore, Dem.
Thirteenth D1strfct-R- Z. Thompson, Dem.
Fou rtsenth District-B: +. Alexander, Dem.
Sixteenth District-D. s. Mccullough Dem
Seventeenth District-Dr. E Edmondson, Dem.
Eighteenth Distiict-John 4. williamson Dem
Nineteenth District-M. Burns, Dem.
Twentieth D1strict-Thomas Dodd Dem
Twenty-first District-Wm. NJ. Daniel, Dem.
Twenty-seeond Distinctly. F. Bibb, Dem.
TWeniy.third Distuct-E. D. Patterson, Dem.
TWenty-fOurth District-JegKee Norment Dem
TwenIy-fifth District-John Y. Keith, Dem.
Twenty sixth District-J. P. Wilson, Dem.
Twenty-seyenth District-S. A. Champion, Dem.
Twenty eighth pistTiet-B; B. watkins, Dem.
Thirtieth District-F. p Bond, Dem.
Thirty first District-R. H. Sherrod, Dem.
Thirty second District-D. T. Porter Dem.
Thirty-third District-J. 8. Galloway, Dem.
democrats q