The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1892-03-25
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The fur will fly. - Franklin County
News
The next governor Of Tennessee has
not yet been nominated, in spite Of the
confidence some people have III their
predictions. Memphis Ledger.
II may be possible that the reason
Buchanan refuses to express an opinion
on the Ocala heresies is that he hasen't
any to express. Huntingdon Democrat.
The thing for the Democrats to do is
to adopt straight Democratic platform,
one that an Ocalaite can not stand upon,
and then nominate the strongest man
Jackson Tribune.
WANTED-A lot of sensible Democrat.
ic leaders who place party preservation
above their personal fortunes. Wild
eyed Ocalaists and fool Turneyites need
not apply.-Dresden Enterprise.
The enunciation Of true Democratic
principles in the party platform is more
important than whether Judge Turney
OF John P. Buchanan is Governor of
Tennessee. ~ McMinnville New Era.
IT might be interesting right now to
know the color of the cat in the meal,
that will be brought out for supreme
Judge, should Pete Turney get the nom
nation for goyernor.-Hollow Rock Re-
cord.
Ii cold Buck" had only talked out
like "Old Pete, > he might be gin it" for re-
election. Democrats who have mouths
and speak not, are not of the right stripe
for party standard bearers. jackson
Wing.
WHAT profit is there in being free
man or Democrat if your rulers are to
be selected by dark lantern methods be-
hind locked doors where it requires a
password to enter, or by a snap conven-
ton at which you never get a chance
to express your DECENTRALIZATION
Times.
CLAM policy and silence are not in
keeping with Democratic policy and
Democratic principles. The party had
to sit upon know-nothingism once in its
history. Democratic principles do not
have to be concealed or put under a
bushel for the people to win The more
they are known the brighter they shine
Jackson Wing.
JEHAzY Mcdowell, president of the
Tennessee State Alliance, is placed in an
unenviable position by J. w. Brown,
United States marshal for the western
district Of Tennessee, who claims that
Mcdowell has offered to bring about a
fusion of the Alliance and Republicans
of that State so as to defeat Peter Tur-
ney for the governorship and elect Buch-
anan the Alliance candidate and present
incumbent. Fulton (Ky) Graphic.
In recent interview with reporter
of the Nashville American, Governor
Buchanan said that he was a Democrat
and opposed to a third party; but when
asked if he would accept the nomination
for governor if the Democratic platform
contained plank declaring against the
sub-treasury and other Alliance demands
he declined to answer. And just this
mumness on his part has arrayel thou
sands Of Democrats against him who felt
inclined to support him for a second
term.-Milan Exchange,
In would not be in accordance with
Democratic custom to cast aside a man
who has as faithfully discharged the Of
flee of chief executive of Tennessee as
Governor Buchanan, for cold Pete" CT
old anybody else. Governor buchanan
represents very large contingent of the
Democratic partyin Tennessee, has made
an acceptable governor, and The Times
favors his denomination in preference tc
any man in the State. 1t is not the time
nor the place for Judge Turney to make
his demands. Dayton Times.
EVERY man from the head to the mouth
of Blue Creek, also Pumpkin Greek and
Bucket Branch, are III favor of Buchan
an, so far as we have been able to learn
If there is one Tulney man he has moi
shown his head yet We are told by it,
citizens that there are no Turney men OF
Richland Creek-all for Buchanan; ant
we venture it is so all over the county
It is even doubtful whether they car
get respectable Turney club here il
Waverly, where the American has a httl,
influence Waverly Times-J Journal.
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