The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1892-11-18
ELECTION ECHOES.

law! No force bill! No negro domino
atioul-Atlanta Constitution.
On, FOR Il wagon-load Of wildcats to
let loose among the fellows who thought
the Democratic party was dead,---Minne-
apols Times.
THERE is not enough OF the Peoples
party left in the South TO justify an in
quiry as to where it 10 at.--st. Louis
Globe-Democrat
BUCHANAN told the truth. Honestly.
he did. He said he would be in the race
until election day, and I've was.-Mem-
phis Appeal
IT is not a case Of to this time, but
of 2 to /, and 30 there will be no trouble
about the counting OF the electoral votes.
st. Louis Globe-Demoerat.
BUCHANAN, MCDowRLL, and LOUDER
MILK have been such good friends to the
farmer they should now be used for fer
tilKers. This is about the only way they
can prove beneficial, Waverly Sentinel.
Or ALL the Republican explanations Of
defeat we have seen, that Of Senator QUAY
is the best When asked to state the
cause of Mr.. HARRsoN's defeat he said:
"He did mot get votes enough. Mash
vile Banner
So FAR as Carroll County is concerned
the Republican and Peoples party deal
was most efectually carried out. But
the Republicans got the pie and the Peo-
pies partyites got into the soup.-Hunt-
ingdou Democrat
We are now ready TO receive back into
the Democratic church all the deluded
followers of Mcdowell except his lieu
tenants. The mass OF them are not to
blame, but the bob-tal leaders can 90
into oblivion with their whiskered lead
err MILAN Exchange.
THERE are two candidates for governor
in Tennessee who are not disappointed.
: Judge pURNEY smiles complacently over
his election, and Judge EAST smiles at
the situation at large as one who, having
; expected no Office, has received all he
! expected Nashville Banner.
JUDGE TURNER'S majority is so Aarge
and decisive that there is no possible ex-
cuse forthe usual Republican cryOffraud.
He is governor with the votes OF the so
e., called ballot-stufhng counties left out.
His will be an able and satisfactory adj
ADMINISTRATION. Dresden Enterprise.
4 PoPULITEs, stand from under! illinois
0 has conference.-the, Wisconsin has gone
n Democratic, and'even Ohio, the home Of
t Bill MCKINLEY, has swung around into
n the Democratic column The fact is the
e Democrats have got the earth and the
o fullness liberalization City Democrat.
e Mr.. ENLoE's majority, like MERcUTIo's
y wound, is not as deep as well or as
u wide as church door, but tbs enough. +"
Doodle and hetreachery of the populites
> have reduced the figures somewhat, but
it is gratifying to know that he still has a
e coed majority over the vote cast fof
q THRAsHER.- Jackson Wing.
THE Democracy has met the combined
" forces of Republicans, Peoples party,
', and Prohibitionists and put them all to
u flight. The Solid South is still solid
= and the weight ofaHits enemies combin.
" ed could not break its back, or even
!" spring its spinal column so much as te
. even endanger its life -McMinnville
- New Era.
- IT is a beautiful race between HARRt
= son and WEAVER, and it will probably re.
A. quire the oflicialcount to determine which
ts will hold second place in the great ma
Ct tional event, CLEVELAND has passed un
N der the wire and views with complacency
=. and amusement the exciting finish be
r. tween the Republican and populite.-
g Jackson Tribune and Sun.
as The Democrats of the State will lear
le with pleasure that Hon. b. A. ENLoE ha
IN been elected in the Eighth District. TIL,
is combination of populists and Repubh
I'd cans against him made the race a clos
ty one, bat despite the combination ne wol
90 the race. MIR. ENLoE is one of the mos
We efficient OF the Tennessee delegation il
Dis Congress. Nashville Banner.
ny TENNESSEE is redeemed and the mos
be loathsome set of demagogues that eve
[r. polluted her soil with their Shiny filth ar
ny buried forever, Your MCDowEIAs, BUcn
nd ANANs, PIERCEs, and AsKEws will neve
ce be heard of again exceptto be never enc
nd ing stencil in the nostrils of all decor
people who read the annals Of Tennessee