The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-11-01
The Rec; issue in the state
Canvass.
q Solid Ena'0nX McanS 90
feat to fsaWk!rG and
Ms 9ateiliIcG.
Democratic Should Not be
Oecei@3d by 3iVorting
.61u9Gs
A Stirring AddroaG by The
S&atC 1SHn3cTa tic Exec
u1;go GGninn;t90o.
70 The Democrats Of Tennessee:

We congratulate You upon the prospect
ofslccc,s.
The total vote for Governor in 1880
was gl0,25G, Of which Gov. Hawkins
received i02 500. Upon the same ba-
sis Gen. Ba.e can spare $1,000 votes 10
SIR Bcascy and Mr.. Russell and be
elected with ease.
Your committee have diligently en-
dcayorcd To- ascertain the strength Of
! MIR. BcasIcy aud Dir. Russell, because
| they knew that the only possible source
Of danger was in the extent to which
these gentlemen could reduce The vote
VI Cen Bate.
/ According to our August reports,
| their combined strength was about 49,
00O votes. in September it was about
! II 900 votes Only u part Of the re-
plris for October Lave been received.
They indicate slight, but very general
changes to Gen. Bate. These changes
me attributable to the ilct that all in
tcIigent men realize, and all candid
men acknowledge that the race Ia be
tween Gov. Hawkins and Gen. Bate !;
and also to Tie recognized necessity OF
preserving the organization Of the party
/ here.
| This principle Of preserving the party
orgaum.ion j. so obvious that in the
past, without exception, men have raj
| iicdto the nominee rs the election grew
near. The Cheatham-.johnson and
! Niison-W right contests are instances
which demonstrate this to be true.
/ Notwithstanding the popularity Of the
Independent candidates, and the afgu-
mcnts 50 forcibIyurged in their support,
many who would have otherwise given
the most cheerful support as the cleo
ton drew near, considered the impor-
lance Of preserving the organization Of
/ Cha party in aa efficient form, and raj
lied 10 the nominee. Indeed, it may be
affirmed that in all general elections. all
changes are to the peculiar nominee, rs
! thc cluvasa draws To q cIoso.
II viii be remembered that even Mr..
/ I,IYg.ri u.g.ivll Iuf ~ 600 v,tps and
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ABOUT inc 'ho"or Oh the Hai'' len
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She nus II Is 'he'r9' anu WIN the same
P"'r'o''@;n ana 'a'f"!Ge WIN "n'ch they
TO y. II 'ncy VIA preserve 1t now
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'iQh n.y. eastern NoNuhoiGei5 20 Ue'er-
m'he "hat Inc Nohor CT TINS people re-
CURES; whereas they felt as nli other
peoples 90, ihat questions OF n'nor ana
axes OF doty ana burdens, are CUES
''o'i' Wien tncy ana not inc OondH9'd-
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