The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1890-08-15
THE STATE PRESS.

County, but has dropped into the third
place.-Nashville Banner.
From every hill and hollow in the
State the glorious news Of complete
victory for the ticket comes to cheer
every Democratic heart. Columbia
Herald.
When Brother Baxter carries a county
in West Tennessee he can come to Mem
phis and watch one thousand Democrats
Jump off the custom-house tower. Mem.
phis Appeal.
The Republican convention endorsed
the force bill. This, if nothing else,
should down them in the eyes of all con-
sentative voters in Tennessee. Troy
News-Banner.
MI. Enloe is not easily tired. He is
after Raum and his conduct of the pen
sion department, and proposes to keep
up the hunt until he has run the game
down.-Nashville Herald.
1t is a mere matter of form for the
Republicans to nominate a Governor,
Us he has no chance whatever for cleo
ton if the Democrats do not become
over confident and fail to turn cut as
they should. Pulaski Citizen.
Ihe Greenback party of Bedford
County, numbering just four gentlemen,
held convention at Shelbyville the
other day. The Gazette should have
loaned the convention a few to be neigh
borly.-Clarksville Tobacco-Leaf.
Hon. Lewis T. Baxter has twice re-
fused the Republican nomination for
Governor, but accepted the third offer,
and now we Democrats propose to defeat
him and explode the idea that the third
time is the charm. Fayetteville OBJ
server.
Gus Enloe is getting on pretty well
in Congress. The reporters have got
to calling him Mr.. Noble" Of Tennes-
see, and Mr.. Cannon, Reeds right hand
man on rules, lefers to him as the leader
on the Democratic side -Clarksville
I ~
The poll tax law has shown one thing,
and that is that the people in the coun-
try, with very few exceptions, pay their
polls, while nearly all the delinquents
are in the cities and towns. The law
will affect the country vote, except in
heavy negro districts, but very little
Tracy City News.
Mr.. Baxter, the Republican candi.
date for Governor, does not endorse the
cardinal point of Republican faith il
Tennessee--th force bill. Such being
: the case, Mr.. Baxter can make nothing
but timid, half-hearted campaign il
Tennessee. His conscience and iudg
ment are both against him. Troy News
Banner.
The prospect is good for grand Dem
ocratic victory in Tennessee in Novem
Der. The poll tax and registration laws
= aided by the Dortch law, will proven
the regular immigration of negro voter
+ from adjoining States into Memphis anC
Chattanooga, honest elections will b.
held, and victory will perch upoh ou
l banners. MILAN Exchange.
Let those Republican organs that ar
exulting over the success of the ALI
] ance in Tennessee bear in mind tina
Y there is a radical difference between tina
= organization in this State and in the Re
publican ones. Here the Alliance work
within and as an integral part of til
Democratic party. In the West it j
outside of the Republican party and an
tagonistic to it.-Maury Democrat
1t was great and important victory
s. and we shall discuss it further hereafter
g For the present it is sufficient to say tina
y it shows that Democracy has large re
serve strength in the country which ca
be called upon whenever necessary
. We are now stronger and better unite
L than ever before. Now for Novembe
a and Buchanan. Let us roll up eve
d larger majorities then,-Maury Demo
T crat.
e What the farmers need is what tn
u Democratic party advocates-reduce
v taxes, economical government, and a
:, ample circulating medium. TO carr
out these ideas viii be to bring to til
- farmers the reliaf tbav dpsira and earv