Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1910-07-14
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Kindly give me little space in you
paper to make a short reply to Repre-
sentative" 'Representative" seem
to be cock sure that M. r. Patterson
will be re elected governor this fall
Nearly all republicans, l notice, whC
think and argue that Mr.. Patterson il
invincible and great patriot, art
those fellows who are awfully stucl
on personal liberty of the brand
that winks at outlawry of all kinds.
not even excepting murder and assas-
sination. However, I am glad to note
that Representative" is 'agin" the
Governor, so, l suppose he is not
"trottin' with the personal liberty"
crowd. Why, Mr.. "Representative"
do you call the candidates for the su-
preme Court, who refused to be coerc-
ed by the Governor bolters9 They,
Beard Neal and Shields, refused to
sell their honor and good name for a
mess of Patterson pottage, sure nom
ination and election as Judges to the
Supreme Court of our State, and for
this, the grandest act of their lives,
they are called by the mastiff Govern
or. and his slave henchmen, bolters
Why boltersH They refused to go into
the Patterson primary. Then what
did they bolt' Nothing. They sim
ply rebelled against the idol of Ten
nessee outlaws, the great mastiff, M.
r. Patterson. hope and believe that
you are mistaken when you say that
Mr.. Patterson will be reelected. Sure
ly there are enough people in the old
Volunteer State who believe in law
and order to send him and his band
to their holes. You seem to be proud
OF the fact that "Our Bob" has allied
himself with the Patterson machine.
Yes, am sorry for "Our Bob. II
think he has made the mistake of his
life in making cats paw of himself
to pull the Patterson chestnuts out of
the fire. This is one time that the ap-
peal, Come back, boys'', from the
Apostle of Sunshine will fall on
deaf ears. But should the Governor
and his crowd win, what will happen
latter the ball is overP'' That is cas-
lily answered The great mastiff, Pat
terson, after serving his third term as
governor, will decide that he is needed |
to keep warm a plush seat is the Uni
ted States Senate, and "Our Bob
oh, we'll, he can go to the lecture plat
form until he is needed again by the
machine to pull some more chestnuts
out of the fire.
If reports are true, Brown Wood
must think that he wears the belt as
the politicalgladiator of Marion Coun-
". He has made his boasts, so / am
informed, that he has put one man
'ut of business in the political arena,
and said if another man was put up
against him he would knock him out
before the 4th day of August. Well,
trange to say, another man has been
nut up against the nigh ty believing
Brown, and his name is w. A. Can
rell. Cantrell has very little time to
work in, but if we will do our duty,
le will beat the believing boaster 800
votes
Misss Gladys Kelly, daughter of Mr.
nd Mrs. Scott Kelly, of our city, left
saturday for Tracy City, en- route to
he neighborhood of Browns School
louise, near Tracy City, where she
oes to teach school Miss Gladys is a
ruly good girl and is loved by all her
eighbors. Our best wishes go with I
er to the top of old Cumberland.
Miss Ethel Thach, who holds posi-
on with Chattanooga law firm as
and typist, came home
aturday on a two weeks visit to her
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Thach.
1t is said that VIM. Levan has the
nest corn crops in the Kimball bot )
ms.
Best wishes to the News and its host u
readers. Sam Sykes.