Consistency in Carmack Campaign Draws Fire
The piece argues against judging political shifts by rigid consistency. It cites Carlyle, cites Patterson, Lee, Wesley, Luther, and St. Paul to show change can reflect growth. It questions Tennessee opponents who denounce Carmack for changing views while embracing converts to their cause. It asserts those critics are as inconsistent as Carmack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Carmack
Campaien
Tennessee
Carlyle
Josiah Patterson
St. Paul
Peter
John Wesley
Martin Luther
Robert E. Lee
United States
Confederacy
Patterson
Lee
Democratic Party
Carmack
Credit for Supreme Court appointment disputed
The banner miscredits President Cleveland for appointing Howell B. Jackson to the U S Supreme Court. Jackson was named by President Harrison, a Republican, near the end of Harrison's term. The piece argues President Morrison deserves credit for recognizing the Tennessee jurist and securing the seat.
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Cleveland
Howell B. Jackson
Supreme Court of the United States
Judgne Jackson
Harrison
South
Morrison
Debating venue critique highlights fair grounds failure
The piece criticizes the disputed gubernatorial debate venue at the fair grounds. It argues attendance suffered as many traveled far to hear speeches, faulting the Patterson and Carmack committees for terms that made a court house or Athenaeum option impractical. It calls for better venue planning and stresses education’s role in democracy.
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Joto
Gubernstorial
de Pete
Heraki
Athenmeuth
Omirt House
Carmack
Court House
Athenaeum
Patterson Committee
Ths Tree
Fair Grounds
Campaign Calumny Questioned in Carmack Race
The memo defends Senator Carmack against an old charge that he called probation leaders “long haired men and short haired women.” It cites Tate’s investigation debunking the claim, notes Tate’s public correction, and urges voters to ignore false accusations and focus on real issues.
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Carmack
Carmarck
Cotest
Seal A. Tate
Tate
John J. Vertrees
Senator Carmack
Maury County
The Public Schools Close At Columbia High
This week marks the close of the term at Columbia High School. Six will graduate and enter broader life equipped with a solid education. They may enter several institutions of higher learning without further examination. A completed high school course is a valuable asset for life's work across any path.
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New York
New York City
Et Sty
Poverlty
Marke
Columbia High School
Fife
Soam
Pete Sona
Patterson's temperance claim ridiculed by critics
The piece denies Gov Patterson earned credit for abolition of saloons in Columbia and Mt. Pleasant, arguing the Pendleton bill and allied measures were key. It accuses him of pressuring votes and misrepresenting his role while noting his reluctance to back prison guard raises, contrasting with salary pushes for his staff.
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Columbia
Mt. Pleasant
Pendleton
Patterson
Cat ‘Mack
Senate
Mquor
Gov. Patterson
Maury County
Whee Guy
Avery Department
Sim Wement
Bie
Ang
Gow Wan
Carmack
Prison
ofMciala
Chas. H. Corn
Franklin County
Adjutant General
Railroad Commissioners
Transportation and Board
Charles H. Corn
Carmack Gains Edge in Montgomery and Robertson Counties
The Governor's Nashville organ estimates Carmack will win Montgomery and Robertson counties with forty votes while Patterson counties total thirty nine. The piece notes the outlook is dire and even concedes a Carmack majority before any conflict, citing a premonition of impending embarrassment and a drawn $1,500 allowance by January 1.
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Nashville
Patterson
Dickson, Hickman
Humphreys Counies
Carmack
Montgomery
Robertson
New Yorker Blamed for $250 Church Pew Bid
A Courier-Journal note says a New Yorker who donated $250 for a church pew likely dozed off as bidding started, picturing a bargain price on the bedrock exchange, a bedrock bargain in a ponderous scene.
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New Yorker
Bedrock Exchange
Courier- Journal
Next Saturday Sale On Ladies Canvas Oxfords And Wash Goods
Sale begins next Saturday morning offering two lots of ladies canvas oxfords at 78 cents per pair and 98 cents per pair for remaining stock. Linens, lawns, and white goods deeply discounted including printed lawns at 5 to 12 1 2 cents per yard and new wash fabrics for summer dresses. Also mid summer millinery and fresh floral trims.
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Drese
Ty Co
KYOTO
Oxfords
Carmack's eloquent Pulaski veterans address inspires crowd
Senator Carmack delivered a stirring brief to veterans at Pulaski at the base of the Sam Davis monument. His speech moved listeners and even those not present with a tribute to Spartan heroes and devotion to duty amid praise for his oratory. The piece highlights the controversy surrounding a related editorial attack in Nashville.
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Senator Carmack
Pulaski
Sam Davis
Mr. Carmack
Carmack
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