Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-08-11

The result of the County Election
Thursday was an almost complete VIC
tory for the Republicans, as they Sc
cured the election of nearly every one
of their candidates. Patton, alone
was their losing candidate, being de-
feated by Williamson by five votes.
Kirkpatrick reversed this order, de-
feating Deakins. democrat, by 8 votes
for the Office of Trustee. The race for
these two offices was remarkable Tor
its closeness, for the balance OF the
ticket went ahead by good maJorltles.
: In the State election for Judges OF
Supreme Court, and Court OF Clvli
Appeals, the independent candidates
Shields, Lansden, Neil, Beard, Green,
Hughes, Higgins, Wilson, Hall and
Taylor, are all elected by 40, 600 major
ity, a heavy endorsement of free ana
untrammeled judiciary, and severe re-
buke to the policies of Gov. Patterson.
In the race for Attorney general
Whitaker, democrat, defeated Crab
tree, democrat, after campaign
which was stubbornly fought.
Mcconnell, democrat, was reelected
Chancellor with no opposition from
the republicans, and Allison for Grim
inal Judge and McReynolds for Judge
of Circuit Court, with no opposition
were also reelected.
The following is the total vote OF
the various candidates for county otfic-
es.
For County Court Clerk-Johnston,
1909; Movers, S5S. Johnston's major
ity, 351.
For Register Rogers, 1888; Rober-
son, 912. Rogers majority, 276.
For County Judge-Williamson,
1884: Patton, 1929. Williamson's ma
jority s.
For County Trustee-Kirkpatrick,
1858, Deakins, 1852. Kirkpatrick s
majority, 8.
For Sheriff -Cantrell, 1850; Wood,
964. Cantrell's majority, 2s6.
For Circuit Court Clerk-Tate, 1157;
Daniel $40. Tates majority, 2S7.
The following is the County vote by
the different districts as far as local
candidates are concerned:
FIRST DISTRICT.
Oak Grove-Patton 19, Williamson
25; Johnston 10, Meyers "a; Tate 10,
Daniel "a; kirkpatrick II, Deakins 2S;
Rogers Is, Robertson 81.
Dykes Hollow-Patton 6, William
son 10; Johnston, 9, Meyers 9;Tate z,
Daniel 13; kirkpatrick !, Deakins 10;
Rogers 4, Robertson IA; Cantrell IL,
Wood s.
Burroughs Chapel-Patton 25; Moy-
ers 10, Johnston II; Tate 13, Daniels
12; Kirkpatrick 25; Robertson 5, Rog-
ers 30; Wood 5, Cantrell 20; Darr 2,
Janey 10.
Stations Mill-Patton 81, William
son, 3; Johnston 81, Meyers 1; Tate
SO, Daniel 1; Kirkpatrick so, Deakins
6 Rogers Az, Robertson s; Cantrell 8,
Wood 2; Janey %, Darr 2.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Whitwell-Patten 70, Williamson SO;
Meyers S6, Johnston 80; Daniel It's,
Tate 4s; Deakins 1t5, Kirkpatrick So;
Robertson 14O, Rogers 81; Cantrell 140,
Wood SO.
Shirleyton-Williamson 80, Patten
a; Johnston 13, Meyers 33; Daniels 40.
Tate s; Deakins 35. Kirkpatrick, 10;
Robertson 25; Rogers 30; Cantrell "a,
Wood 30
Looney's Creek-Patton "a, Will
hanson 8; Johnston 16, Meyers 2S;
Daniel II, Tate rs; Deakins, 80, Kirk
patrick 81; Robertson is, Rogers 80;
Wood 90, Cantrell "a.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Kelly's Ferry-Williamson IA, Pat
ton 50; Meyers ID, Johnston SO; Dan
iels is, Tate AZ; Deakins is, Kirk
patrick As; Robertson Ia, Rogers 81
Wood 1S, Cantrell 43.
Whiteside- Williamson 81, Patton
"a; Meyers 80, Johnston "a; Daniel AZ.
Tate 30; Deakins 3S. Kirkpatrick AZ;
Robertson As, Rogers 3S; Wood 81,
Cantrell 81.
Guild-Patton 132, Williamson 81;
Johnston 1873, Meyers 30; Tate 1874.
Daniel 35; Kirkpatrick t30, Deakins
80; Rogers 1877, Robertson 40; Cantrell
1879, Wood 81.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
STANDARDIZATION 80, Williamson As;
johnson 70, Daniel 80; Kirkpatrick
SO Deakins 80; Rogers 1O5; Robertson
20. Cantrell 90. Wood A.