The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-12-29
SANCTUM SENTIMENT.

The question t., how are they 90.
ing tn get the Beers TO wal until
Roherts gets ready.-Commercial
Appeal.
After all, there are probably no
more bachelor girls than there are
cid maid men.-Kansas City Star.
Judge SnodgrasS is an able and
popular Democrat but, what eff ct
his candidacy will have on that of
Mr.. Carmack. or the anticipated
candidacy OF Governor McMillin, re-
mains to be seen. As is known the
Gazette has hitherto declared IN
tavor Of Mr.. Carmack, and AS YET We
see no reason for Abandoning his
support.-Shelbyville G Izette.
There Is more ail-tha-ye round
agony in political life than in an
other life man can possibly leatp
However great may be the success,
there is always danger pending.
| The time must come when defeat
must come, and when il comes the
politician who has given up his
practice, If he was lawyer, or given
up his business If he was a business
man, or permitted his farm to be
ruined by tenantry, If he was
farmer, has really to begin life anew.
And as he is generally old at the
time of defeat it Is too late for him
TO begin anew. Beware of politics
il you want to be happy.-DalIas
News.
Hon. d. L. Snodgrass has an
nounced his candidacy for the Uni
ted States Senate. This would have
been splendid joke for Hostetter's
Almanac, but unfortunately thi,
humorous Almanac has been printt d
FOR 1900 -Murfreesboro News Ban
ner.
1t is reported by some of Gov,
McMijlin's closest friends that he
will probably not he cand, date for
The Senate this time. We still say
his is wise. II he does So announce.
there will he volume of influence
turned to Carmack as b atween him
aud Snodgrass. -IIewisburg Tribune
Judge d. l. Snodgrass. of tho
Tennessee Supreme Court, has al
asst formally announced himself a.
candidate for the United States
Senatorship. This comes to us some
What as a surprise, owing 10 the ad-
verse criticism expressed by a num
Der of the most prominent news
japeIs throughout the State upon
the recent mention of his name as q
probable candidate. His announce
cent means hot political contest
ieXt year, but the strong support
/ that Carmack already has only
grows the stronger on account Of
this new opposition and, no doubt
, the popular Congressman will VIII
H. if Judge Snodgrass had not an
bounced -Lewisburg Tribune.
The Knoxville Sentinel says Il a
the office holders of Tennessee VIII
TX with favor upon the candidacy
II Judge SnOdgrass. Why SOP
Chattanooga News.
There are some people hangin,
> around the State capitol wFo keel
i their acquaintance guessing jus
r how they earn a living, or we mig
e ay, get living. Where does thei
] "laily bread" have its source? Thi
) lass of citizens are generally peo
! pie who could not be elected schoo
director by vote of their neigh
Z bors, and it is strange they are "ful
= nished" by men of influence. ]
e seems this class of individuals ar
i necessary in politics. 1t is to thi
n class many fool bills have thei
d origin in the legislative halls
MurfreesbOro Home Journal.
. Judge Snodgrass has been conspiC
uous in Tennessee politics for man
- years, in various and sundry way
:. aud has held office continuously fc
F." more than a dozen years. He is no.
y chief justice of the State, a positio
II that should never be connected wit
y partisan politics, nor wrapped mp
le scramble for office. Since judy
st Snodgrass has announced hi. car
ID dIdacy for United States Senator h
"A should resign his present office
Chattanooga News.