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Patterson Speech at Johnson City Drives Defense of Record
Gov. M. R. Patterson defends his Tennessee tenure in a Johnson City speech, praising fiscal steadiness, child labor limits, mine safety, Confederate pensions, and pardons while rebutting critics who accuse him of extravagance and political maneuvering. He argues for continued service or a principled exit, urging unity and accountability.
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