Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-11-11
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"A victory Conceded to Gen. Bate, the
Readjuster Candidate.
COLUMBIA, November S.-Maury
county gives a majority for Bate and
the whole ticket.
FAYETTEVILLE, Nov. 8.-Re-
turns from eleven districts give
Bate l,142; Hawkins, 1856; Russell,
POI; Beasley, 1899. For congress
Tillman, sky-blue, 1,4l7; Warner,
Goodwin, sky-blue, 1885; Erwin,
readjuster, 843. Goodwin's election
is conceded. Gillespie and Carri-
gan, sky blue candidates for sena-
tor and fioater, are probably de-
feated.
GALLATIN, Nov. 8. The vote of
Sumner county is as follows: Bate,
2,705; Hawkins, $50; Russell, SO !;
Beasiey, 20. For congress-Mc Mil-
Ian, $3.50; Stokes, $685.. For senate
-Blackmore, 2,752; Peacock, sos.
Representative-Head, 3,15S; Den
ming, 539; Durham, 852. Floater-
Steele, 2,314; Norris, 1873; Hale,
740. .ar
FAYETTEVILLE, Nov. S.-The
latest returns for congressman of the
Fifth district give the following !:
Moore county, Tillman, 1856; War
ner, 100; Franklin county. eight
districts, Tillman 807; Warner 266 !;
Coffee county, three districts, Till
man 246; Warner 352; twenty one
districts in Lincoln county gives
Tillman l,744; Warner 1899; Shell
byville, Tillman 400; Warner 143 !;
Wartrace, Tillman 157; Warner
1874 Tullahoma, Tillman 143; War
mar 80.
MURPREEsBORO, Nov. S.-The
districts all heard from except three,
and the result is as follows: For
gOvernor-Bate, 1881; Hawkins,
1881; Russell, 1873; Beasley, 1873.
For congress Warner 2,l68; Till
man 1,475. For senator-Alexan-
der 2 1897 Burrus 2,198. For repre-
sentative-White, 2,271; King, l.
457; Jones, 6I5; Carr, 213. For
fioator-J. F. Tillman 1854.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 7.-Republi-
cans concede the election of eight
Democratic Congressman, Demo
cratic gain of one, Casey Young
defeating Moore, Republican, in
the Memphis district. The First
District is in doubt, but the Demo-
Gratis are hopeful that Taylor will
have Il plurality. Houk, Republi-
can, is elected in the Second. The
regular Democracy carries the State
by nearly twenty thousand. Large
numbers of negroes voted the DEM
ocratic ticket. The city is almost
Wild with enthusiasm.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. S.-The vote
in the First district is: Bate, 90
Hawkins, 81 !; Beasley, 10; Russell
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LEBANON; Nov. 8. The vote OF
this county is rs follows: For gov
ernor-Bate, /, 102; Hawkins, /, I29;
RUSSELL, 81; Beasley, 234. For con-
gress-McMillan, 1863; Stokes, 583.
For senator Thompson, 1858
Lewis, 500; Bryan, 597; Brittle,
223. For Observation-Disclosures,
2.O64; Sanders, 1.O06; Nix, 1893 ;
Duke, 366; Johnson, 223.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 8, P. M.-The
Democrats have made large gains
in all the counties heard from.
Fayette county, usually republican,
is now supposed to be for Young,
democratic candidate for congress.
The following majorities are report
ed for Young: Upton 25O, Harde-
man 800, Shelby 100.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 8, p. H.
Returns are coming in slowly. The
election of Dibrell over TreWhitt is
assured by from 500 to 1000 MAORI
ty. Case and Bolton, republicans.
are elected representative from this
county by at least 800. James coun-
ty went republican by $50, and
Parker, republican, for joint repre-
sentative, will be elected by at least
500. Brady county goes 200 repub-
lican majority. Sam WINS, of Nc
MINI. is probably defeated. Fuss
sell received less than fifty votes in
this county, and very few in East
Tennessee. Houk beats Rule in the
Second district from 5000 to 1000.
FELTON, is defeated by Clements, and
Speer by Gambler, in the North
Georgia districts.