Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-10-30
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OOVefnOr.
This banner, when awarded, will be
theabsolute property OF the district rep
Iceiying the same, and be held by the
Chairman Of The District Committee
and his successors in Office, in trust and
for the use OF the party in such district.
~ You are earnestly requested to i'm
part, without delay, the contents Of this
circular TO your various district COM
mitteemen, and urge upon, each and
all OF them 70 promptly and thoroughly
execute the work IS heretofore indicst-
ed to you, OF polling their several dis
riots. organizing clubs and perfectingt
arrangements TO bring all laggard voters
tothe polls, 30 that every district may
have.a fair opportunity OF winning this
splendid district banner and assist it's
cornty in capturing one OF the county
bauners. {. To De awarded eueaof these
handsome banners ae a reward fUr The
faithful discharge Of their duty TO their
party and the people in this famous
contest, will be an honor TO athe DEM
ocrats of any county or district in the
State, that will remain with and cling
othem, long after the banner, itseli,
torn in shreds by the hand of time, has
fallen from its supporting stat, and ex-
lists only as a memory. Il is the hope
and belief of our State Committee [par-
don me for repeating itjj that the DEM
ocrats in every county in the State,
with the opportunity Of being thus dlsr
tinguished, will at once redouble their
efforts in perieciing their party organ
cation, to the end that they may be full
ly prepared to bring TO the polls the
iull vote of their partys'ands make inr
roads on the enemy If possible. sIoo8 isI
..t Very truly yours wnn v'laga lil
3i nT. M. McCoSNEIL, ssoa
rel II. ,sES.e Z Chairman, etc.
u Hon. Joseph e. Washington. Demo
cratic candidate for Congress has also
offered banner "to cost not less than
800 to the County in this Congressional
District, which makes the largest per.
cent OF net Democratic gain over the vote
Vi the Democratic candidate for Con-
gress, in 1854 8aa tas1a,oas vvtss,a
The Democratic Executive Commit,
tee for Montgomery county has offered
a banner to the district in this County
which makes the largest per. cent ol
net Democratic, gain over its vote of 1884
the vote for. Governor being taken as
the basis. II
Montgomery county can win three oI
these banners, If every Democratic voter
will do his duty on next Tuesday.
6. The platform enacted by the State
Democratic Convention is in every way
worthy of a representative Democratic
convention. af4 mf au3u ..sss + 4
z. The candidates for whom you are
expected to vote, Robert L. Taylor, fol
Governor, Joseph Il. Washington, foi
Congressman; w. a. Quarles, for State
Senator; r. H. Burney and B. j. Cor
ban, for Representatives and ]. A. Will.
liams, for Floater; are men and Demo
Gratis Tor whom each voter in this county
should be pleased to vote. aa6t Npsk d
Democrats of Montgomery county
with all these inducements before you,
will you not goto the polls and vote mex,
Tuesday? 4"lF sa3 foo' gN 2
Such contest as is going on'in Ten
nessee has never been witnessed in the
history Of the World. The eyes Of the
whole country are looking to the result.
Of this unique contest Two brother,
both men Of culture and ability, are
candidates for Governor; Robert i.
Taylor represents Democracy; ALI A
Taylor, represents Republicanism.y
1t istfe privilege, the right, the DAT
of each and every Democrat in Mont
gomery County to cast his ballot on mex
Tuesday for the Democratic ticket from
end to end. a..f e.t........F .stt.
Especially ,co,.ld I call the attention Q
the district committees to the fact that it 1
Their duty for Which they have been select
ed TO urge upon every poter to cast has bal
llO@. Let the committees de,vte the. tim
from, f,oao until the polls close nett Tttestla,
to this aDoTk. w " sa'~t'@ +" @s'1
A. JNo.J. West, Chairman,
Montgomery County Democratic Exec
utive Committee.
/ October 26th, 1886. ~ i'sGa.a 1ai