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Domestic News September 3, 1817

Alexandria Gazette & Daily Advertiser

Alexandria, Virginia

What is this article about?

Elections in Tennessee have concluded, with incumbent Governor McMinn likely re-elected by a majority of over 6,000 in thirteen East Tennessee counties against rival Foster. William Brown re-elected to Congress over General J. Cocke. Johnny Rhea re-elected against Col. G.W. Sevier, who declined to run again.

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Winchester, August 30.

The elections in Tennessee are terminated. Judging from the result in East Tennessee, we would suppose the present incumbent, McMinn, is re-elected governor, having a majority of upwards of 6000 in thirteen counties over Mr. Foster, the rival candidate. Wm. Brown, Esq. is re-elected to congress, opposed by general J. Cocke. Old Johnny Rhea. in spending-wheel memory. from declaiming at his speeches to an audience a-la mode by length. is again elected. His competitor was col. G. W. Sevier, the late member from that district having declined a re-election.

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics

What keywords are associated?

Tennessee Elections Mcminn Governor Brown Congress Rhea Elected East Tennessee

What entities or persons were involved?

Mcminn Mr. Foster Wm. Brown General J. Cocke Old Johnny Rhea Col. G. W. Sevier

Where did it happen?

Tennessee

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Primary Location

Tennessee

Event Date

August 30

Key Persons

Mcminn Mr. Foster Wm. Brown General J. Cocke Old Johnny Rhea Col. G. W. Sevier

Outcome

mcminn re-elected governor with majority of upwards of 6000 in thirteen counties; wm. brown re-elected to congress; old johnny rhea again elected.

Event Details

Elections in Tennessee terminated; based on East Tennessee results, incumbent McMinn re-elected governor over Foster; Wm. Brown re-elected to congress over J. Cocke; Old Johnny Rhea re-elected over G. W. Sevier who declined re-election.

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