The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-11-08
DEMOCRATS
IN CONTROL
WILL HAVE MAJORITY IN BOTH
HOUSES.
Governors Race in Doubt-Advantage
Seems to Be in Gov. Hooper's Fa-
vor-ceveral New Faces Will
Be seen-BulI Moosers Have
Four Members.

Figures given herewith were taken
from results received at The Demo-
crat ofhce up to 10 o'clock Wednes-
day night. They show that the
Democrats have clear majority of
both branches of the Legislature, and
that they will organize D)th the
Senate and the House.
The Legislative bodies have been
conceded to be Democratic by practl-
cally every daily in the State and the
various managers are of almost Die
opinion on this subject. ThA result
is still in doubt in the Twenty fl 5 t
Floterial District. Early returns ip-
dicate that the Independent candl-
date has won over j. M. Rushin,
Democratic nominee, but later re-
ports have it that Rushin is vic /
Gus. In event that Rushin wins that
would give the Democrats one more
majority, making fifty-eight mem-
bers, and would give the Indepcnd-
ents one less in the House, making
them come up with only thirteen
members, not counting the Republi-
cans.
SENATE.
First District-W. H. Nelson, Ind,
of Bull Moose Republican.
Second-J Parks Worley, Dem,
Bluff City.
Third-Wm. R. Peters, Rep.
FOURTH. G.. Crawford, Rep, Ma
ryville.
Fifth-Norman Morrell, Rep.
Sixth. M. Pardue, Rep.
Seventh-James H. Underwood
Rep.
Eighth-Ed Bass, DEM, Chattanoo
ga.
Ninth-L. S. Pope, Dem.
Tenth-Geo. N. Welch, DEM, Mon
terey.
Eleventh.. V. Walker, DEM, Ira
cy City.
Tweifth-H. T. Stewart, Dem.
Woodbury..
hirteenth-Ernest G. Smith, Dem.
New Middleton.
Fourteenth-A. j.. Fitzpatrick, Ind
Fifteenth. M. Draughon, Dem.
Springfield.
Sixteenth Nat Baxter, Dem.
Nashville.
seventeenth-Hill McAlister, Dem.
Nashville.
Eighteenth-E. Blakemore, Ind.
Nineteenth Robert Fulton, Ind.
Fayetteville.
twentieth. w. c. Church, Ind
Twenty-first-J. w. Lambert, Dem.
Centreville
Twenty-second-Newt H. White
Ind, Pulaski.
Twenty4third-W. w. Patterson
Dem, or J. A. Clement, Dem.
Twerty-fourth-J H. Mccall, Dem
Twenty-fifth-Joh l.. Hare. Ind.
Twenty-sixth-D. B. Thomas, Ind.
Camden.
Twenty-seventh- T. j. Walsh
Dem, Humboldt.
Twenty-eight-Robert A. Ell1ins
Dem, Dresden.
TwentY.ninth-Sam H. Williams
Ind.
hirtieth-Hubert Fisher, Dem.
Shelby.
Twenty-frst-W. H. Maxwell, Dem
Thirty-second-James Brett, Jr,
Dem
Twenty-third-W D. Horne, Dem.
FIoTERIAL REPRESENTATIVES,.
First District-W. l.. Greever, Bull
Moose.
Seconds. II. Kirkpatrick, Dem.
Third-Isaac r. Love, Rep.
Fourth Frank Taylor, Dem.
Fifth-W. T. Testerman, Prog
Sixth-Paris Walker, Rep.
Seventh W. Bullard, Clinton
Rep.
Eigth--John w. Hudson, Rep.
Ninth-.D W. Duncan, Progressive
Tenth. r. Thompson, Ind
Eleventh-Jno. Mr. Gerrem, Rep.
Twelfth-W j. Babb, Dem, Byrds
town.
Thirteenth-Abolshed
Fourteenth-W D. Hickman, Ind
ifteenth-Albert E, Hill, DEM,
Nashville.
sixteenth-A. A. Stone, Ind
Seventeenth-W P. Fleeman, Ind
Eighteenth-R. ]. Stone, Dem.
Ashland City.
Nineteenth-N. N. Nichols, Dem.
Erin.
Twentieth-E. G. Collier, Dem.
Waverly.
Twenty-frst-Henry Fisher, Rep.
Twenty-second-Haury Williamson
Ind.
Twenty-third-P o. Roberts, Rep
Twenty-fourth- A. E. Emmons
Dem, Henderson.
Twenty-ffth-J. L. Cochran, Dem.
Twenty-sixth-A I. Dorsey, Dem.
mick, Dem, Memphis.
Twenty-seventh- Grover McCor
REPRESENTATIVES, PROPER.
Bedford-R. w. Gallagher, Ind.
Blount-T. A. Hill, Ind.
William Lefevers, Dem.
Woodbury..
Carroll-A. j. Argo, Rep.
Cocke-C. f. Boyer, Bull Moose.
Claiborne-Willlam Ausmus, Rep.
Coffee. A. Harpole, Ind.
Crockett. f. Parks, Rep.
Davidson-Lit Malone, John Muir
Iphy, c. c. Gilbert, Sidney Barnett, a