The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-11-12


lhis boay hes Toieshsss n ths uzrro'
house Is arrested s. ne nGmsrous =
lfcrms that have been pun INTO eEse
snce his assassination Horri6ed q
his murder. the people % Tennesse'
Idemanded hat the saIoous be ban
iisEsd frm without the length an,
lbreadth Of the land Public ssnumsu
cry stalled, il vas possible 20 do mor'
+ within the siI mouths following BIZ
death toward the abolition o. the Il
qu0r tramc than had been done II
I decades before
On this first anniversary OF Car
macks taking OF. the following r.
view 81 recent events is timely.
On January t2-The Holiday bfl
Senate BIZ 70. u prohibiting the
sale OF intoxicating liquors after June
leo passed third reading in the senate
- vote q twenty 70 thirteen
January t5-The HOLIDAY bill pass
"a third reading in the house By a
vote Of stxty-two to thirty-six
January fs-The senate passed on
final reading BY a vote OF twenty to
thirteen a bill to prohibit the manu-
tacture Of intoxicating liquors in Ten
nessee after December 81
January 2C-The senate heard Gov.
; message vetoing the HoI
'aday bill The message was not quite
so complimentary as were the appeals
for the prohibition vote, when he was
willing TO accept most any old sort Of
BoIicy-iust so his par
~ declared for it. The Holiday bill
passed both houses over the COVER
lor's veto-in the senate, BY a vote
If twenty TO thirteen: in the house, I
3ixty-one to thirty-six-
January 21-Manufacturers' bill |
,assed house by a vote Of sixty to
hirty-six-
February Gov. Patterson -vetoes
enate Bill No. II, to prohibit the 1
aanufacture Of intoxicating liquors IN
tennessee. Bill passed over his veto
n same day by vote Of twenty to
welve.
February 4-Hause passed manufac-
Irers bill over the governors veto
vote Of ffty-nine to thirty-seven-
Senate and county election commits
toner's bill and direct primary bill
lJroduced in each house. These bills
esulted from the interest aroused by
auerson in his first campaign for I
0vernor. when he advocated taking
ON the governor the power to name
ection commissioners, and when be ]
1vocated a direct primary for COVER g
Dr. Id
February tf-General compulsory q
.imary law passed senate on third &
aiding by a vote Of eighteen to thir- 9
en-; state election commissioners Z
Il by q vote of seventeen to fourteen; q
unity election commissioners bill by G
vote Of seventeen to fifteen. q
February f2-Prtmary bill passes I
use on third reading by vote of 1
ry-six to thirty-seyen: county cleo :
n board bill b. q Tote Of fifty-seyen :
thirty-nine; state election board y
/ BY ffty-six to forty. -
February 1e-Gov. Patterson vetoed =
) primary election bill, ana the :
tie and county election commission !.
; bills. All three of these bills were =
N passed in each house over the =
vernor's veto. House-County board =
|, ffty-fve to thirty-eight; state
ard bill ffty-six to thirty-six. Prt- &
~ bill, ffty-fve to thirty-eight =
1ate-State board Of elections bill, i.
-enteen to fifteen; county board of -
ctions commissions bill, seventeen -
fifteen; primary bill, eighteen to IL
rteen.
une Estate election commission ne
law sustained by Chancellor ALI RI
we
ULY LAW A5OLISHlNG SA. are
0Ns GnES INTO EEEECT