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The Washington times., 1910-02-19
GAYNOR GUSTS CLERKS.

NEW YORK. Feb. 19.-Mayor Gaynor,
I'm continuation Of his policy TO reduce
the nav roll. has recommended that all
clerks to tine condemnation commission
,rs be discharged at once as unneces-
SaTy.
The Washington times., 1910-02-19
ffAIl E2un Down.

Describes tho condition Of thousands Of
men and women who need only 20 purify
and enrich their blood. They feel tired
all the time. Every task. every re-
sponsibHity. has become hard 20 them,
because they have not strength tO do
nor power 4 endure.
L you are one OF these ali-run-down
people or ara in any degree debiIitated
take
Hood s SarSapdrilla
II purif-s ard enriches the blood. and
builds UP the whole system.
Get il tOdaT. In usual liquid form OF
tablets called SarsatabS- 100 Doses 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-19
9as 6uetbe-yilbnis anf Ser 8anf
ftDfe.

Bon all ben 5ablrei1et 8ortrats
@oetbes, 6te ulls Die bilbenoen @In-
lte geidenft, oiirfte mol feines 10
merfpiirbig ieiu ais ienes, oas iid)
langit pergeilen uuo peridoaen
= ouf elmer 9allfnote b%efilloet. 0ie-
les Gapier entbalt mande Details,
Die NIT Der 4lIturgeldidte Der
Deutiden IN oen 8ereinigten Staa-
ten BON Noromerifa 5uiammen6Gn=
gen. Sn Srafturlettern gebaltell,
lartet Der ortboerapbii9 1tid)t Elm.
monofreie Sert oieier nur auf Ser
einen Seite nit einer Stablplatte BE-
orltdten 8elonote, ipelde auf sebn
Soler Collars lautet, ipie fol9t:
uOie Nortbampton gonf 8eripriht
an 8. Breb ODER 8oraeiger auf Der
langen 3ebn Sbaler gu be5abIen. Il-
lentaun (iicD, Sefa County On,
Eenn. September 26. 1889. So5n
&ice, Gaiiirer. Sobn gdert, 9refi-
bent" @eit fo~nberbarer nod ols
oieles eigentiimlide Gneliid-0 eltld
iino Die bier @fpienetten oieier or,i
Den neberbringer loutenoen Nn-
weiiung. Die nod Der Union enli-
grierten 9eutiden baben ibr 8opier-
gelo nit ben Screen hires Seiulats-
lanoes o6er eieentlid ibrer Seimat-
fnnit geidmiift. Mber ipie ieItlom
lit ibre 8abl ousgefaGeml Son al
len ibren 9idtern ulio 0ellfern ba-
ben tie, mie begreiflid, Goethe fir
tpiiroig befull6en, unter oei1 REPRE-
l~entatipe men" @ermaniens All fiall-
rieren. 0os gilonis @oet6es in
einem Weoaiaon lit cine quite 9fe-
prohibition oes beriibmtcm @enl1l-
oes bon Sagemann aus Dem Sabre
1906. Die orei iibrieen @efabrten
oes groBen @eimarers, Die neben
inn oas NotenbiIo peridonern bel-
fen, oirften freili1 etmas befrem.
Dem. 9enn nidt S6iler, nod DO
sort ooer 2utber ooer gar &altt,
nein, ben goeten &Iopftod, Den
aitronomen Serihel uno Solef
Saopn nabm man IN ibr nelles 30
terlano biniiber. Die intereiiontp
gonffnote befinoet Iif) in elmer M
be5u oreibunoert @oetbc-giloniiIe
bel Wien, Die neblt oielem nod cine
NeIhe Deiterer l1uifo euth0It
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-19

ter &ube. SD meiB idon; es 1T
Der gielefeIoer &eiienbe, BEL Dem
id mir neulih etmas beltelt boGe.--
@iebfe, miirbelt 0u mir nal ben
@%efalen tim uub bie Siirtden net
ter badeif2 2aB Dos Set MIR nidt
gu bralln nerbade1 unb gebe nidt
oapor, BORT 0u?"
gs traf ii6 mirfli6 gut, bob Der
Der gouer nift gu &auie NOR. Sl1ge-
borg bano iid nod raid cine iduar-
sc SeioenI6ir5e UNI Die fir lire 81
CUR loderli9 flein NOR, ibr ober
bod Elm eeipilies @efiibl Der Cider
Deit nl,b l1eberleeertbeit gob, uno
Dies mar ia Die Sal1ptiode. Sic nia6-
te poriidtsbofber Ole &iidentiir him
ter iid gu, oanit MON bier nidts
borte nno trat NIT bteler @iiroe
binein in Die bette Stube.
sic iab mol Den Musorud ser
@nttaui6ung oufl Dem @ntlis bcs
iullgen Wannes, ber ibr ermartullas=
bon entsege1 trat; er batte iider ge-
bofft, @iebfe ipiiroe iest eintreten.
@r mar elm niht geraoe biibidjer.
aber gut a~usiebenber iunger Mtann
nit feinen ldnaliben 3iigen ulo
flaren Iugen. Sngebore lieb i'm
hidt erit 81 @orte fommen. Sic ling
obne ltmi6meife an gu reoen uno lie
mar Dem Sunsling eegeniiber in
@orteil, oerm fie batte lire Heoe
mol einltloiert, mobreno er ii9 auf
Ole @ntport niht 10 raff beiinnen
fonnte. Sic batte Die 9arten nor-
5iiglid gemiiht un6 bertrand es, if
re Sriimpfe aiis5uipielen.
(1ortictnna foIlt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-19

aeriebener Semntel dlisaeitdll6te
6orm, Inn Die Speiie Damn cine
St1noe lang i'm Sfen au baden ODER
i'm @aiierbooe ~ Stun0e lang ST.
foden, auf cine S6iiiel 5u i~tiir5en
nno nit Gbauoeau (@einidomt~
iauce) ntf6ulegen.
Gnitaro gum gie. = 2 Ga}ien
Ntil6 fodt malt NIT Ser gelben Jil:-
Sc elmer gitrone, oann riibrt mor
] gBloffel 9ornitarfe nit etpus fal=
ter Mtl6 an fo6t Dies nit Der
beiBen Wil6 ouf> gibt 2 gi9elb nit
ettpos 3uder perriibrt Oaran ldBt
Oie Sauce MIR lieoenL aber ni6t fo-
6er, bebt lie BON Seuer, eieBt lie
our1 Elm Sieb ulo gibt iie falt
gum 8ie 5u Gid. @er es por5iebel1
lollte, fam onitatt Ser @itronenltn-
lie anoeres @emiir3 md6len.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-19
Sin @olfsmittel scgen 0aienblaten.

Sn peridie0enen @egenoen oienen
falte llmi6Iase INN Ben 0aden ais
@olfsmittel gegen Noienbllten. off
ne naB bisber ieitens ser meoi5ini-
iden @iieni6off Elm b1ufiger Oe-
broltd bon oieiem @erfobren, Die
8lutung gu itiaen, gemodt morben
mare. Yrofeiior Sl,ras aus 2em-
berg lenft nun in Ser yMinbeuer
Ieoi5iniiden @o6eni1rift" oie M,if-
merfiamfeit ouf oieies einfade Sous-
nlittel uno bei1reibt einen Soil
bartnddisen Naienblutens, in Dem
es eilJentlih eap5 .oaein mirfialne
.8ilfe 5n brinyeit permodte. Der
Fotient NOR eine 6~0idbriger Mann
NIT Merfmoleu elmer geeieung gum
SdiagfluB, Ger plosli6 obne Dor
Der ON 8lutungen ODER @aaunoen
nab Dem 9opfe gelitten 5u bober.
BON n%nitiabnrem Noienbluten befol-
len pnroe, 10 Dab er fid pernn-
laBt Lob, ar5tlibe SiIfe in MnirrufI
81 nebmen. @s gelang onfanglid)
ourd @inlegen bon giiendloriotpot-
te Silfe 81 idaffen, Die ieood nidjt
anbIelt. @oI aber ertpies ii6 oas
BON einem einfofen 8eoieniteten
empfoblene @uflegen zines IN @is-
tpolier g%etronften Sanotuds uuf ocn
MAIDEN ols Dirfiam. Der berbeige-
rutene Mr5t nabm onfdnelih ooboll
feire yfoti5 ltno beriufte cine 9fei6e
ltluenoer Wtittel, Ole ieood] 1tur por-
ii~ber9ebeltoen Grfolg botten, mdbreno
ole 8alteeinnirfung a1if oen Noden
itd) bel ben oura adt Gage ltets
mleoerfebrenoen @nf1nen oIs oaS
iueltons iiderite MtitteI erpies. Gs
lInterliegt feinem' 3meifeI, oaB Die
aalteanipenoung i'm @enid Die Na-
lenlblelmbout 81 6eeinfluiien per.
lltog, iitoem lie cine 3uiommei5ie,
9llng Der 8lutgefoBe %berporruft. Sn
8dli5ien lit bieie 8ebanolungsart I'M
@olfe IN elmer gang beionoeren 6orul
gebranhli6. Wan Iegt bort Dem
BON Noienbluten gefaIenen einen
Suf1o talter ShIiiiiel auf ben 0oden,
mos itets ben gepiinidten GrfoIg
boben lou. 4 l..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-19
@erftoieSeine aus!
8ebt ibnen 9ilfe nmb mamdDe Sun
Intonter 2ente tuer6en gliid=
lid)cr ietn. S

u8irft Die 2ebens-2 Seine ousl"
0ie 0ieren brauden @iilfe.
Sic iino iiberorbeitet = fonnen
oas Gift nidt aug Dem Dilute f~iltrle-
rem.
Sic peroen nit ieoer Minutc
{6limmer.
8oat Sbr Sbnen belfen?
0oans Hieren Yiuen baben tall-
ienoe bon 3ieren-2eioenoe bonn &att,
De Der @er5meiflung auridgebrodt.
&urieren irgeno cine Mrt bon Nie-
ren-2eioen.
Mrs. Warie MoBmann, 615 Won-
tana StroBe, iagt: SD ecbraudte
0oans Nieren-Bilen Dor 3 Sahren
uno lernte in iener 3eit ibren groReil
8ert ifaben. Sic taten mir oiel
@utes uno babe i1 feitoem feine
ODER tuenig 8el6peroen bon meinea
Nieren. Cine Sreunbin fIoste
iiber 0ieren3octhen uno id empfabi
ibr 0oans Nieren 8iGeu. Sic fcuf-
te ei11en &orrot BON Der 8erar 9rus
60. IL. murbe nod ibrem @eblaudl
prompt sebeilt. SD babe pones 3u-
trauen in oiele mertooue Nieren-Me-
oi5in l,no 5oeere nidt, bieielbe i'll
empfeblen."
Gum gerfauf Bel o1en &dnolern.
8reis SO Gents. Softer Milburn
60, Buffalo, Seem gorf, aueiniee
@aenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
grinnert @ud oes Nomens =
Ooans = 1ft6 nebmt feline anoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-19
q i.
9iitriftrtdter Seeligion

9iltriftrtdter Seeligion en1+
ping 9ienitag, glei6 nod groff=
ltung Der @eri6tsiisung, bie Mob-
ri6t, ooB fem 8ruoer in 4onias
Gitp geitorben Jet.
@aDreno er fid ouf Dem @ege
gum Ir5t befano, itarb m glepator
oes Sifsgebauoes Mob<rt @eper-
mann aus Iuitin.
: SIN ser 9ritten 5trobe, 3mi-
iden Ibe. 9 uno 6 tpurbe 9ienitog
nadmittag eegen 6 l1br elmer Srou
bon einem Neger Die @elbtai1e aus
Ser Sano geriiien llnb einige @tull-
Den ipdter, 5miihen II uno IL l1br,
wnrbe in berielben @egeno ELL
Nann, Der init 5pei Srauen Die
StraBe entlone fdm, bon einein
&anber angebolteu nnb Inn $40
6eraubt.
am a. Sebruor giebt Der
Snrnperein einen &inoer- Ma5fen-
boa uno am 10. Sebruar eirlen
MasferbaG fir grmadfene.
SIN Squire feiner godter, 5rou
Gap Stiefel, ftarb S. 8. Rot 3 e n
I'M Sitter bon 80 Snbren.
-auguft Strei9 ftarb i'm
9anie ieiner Sodter, Srau S. z.
9iloebranot.
- Cine goung @omens @bri-
Ition aiiociation bat fid bier nit
angefabr 700 Witglieoern gebiloct.
Sn S6ers itarb &enry
ebert i'm Sitter bon 48 ssabren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-19
Gin tobenoer @lissarb

bringt @efabr, 2ei6en unb oft 500
fir Sauienoe, lpelde g%rfGltunsen,
Sulten unb 60 Grippe oapontra-
gen. 8er bopon iiberfaaen miro,
5oeere ni6t Or. Sings Stem Dis
cooerp gu erbalten. Cine Slaide
furierte MIDI, ihrieb 81. 8. Quinn
BON 8ine @alep, Miii. furierte mid
mad oreipodentlider 4ranfbeit nit
Ga Grippe. so gts. nnb $1.00. So
rantiert bon alien Druagiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-19
ssm @eiBen &nuie finnen OIL

Sm 8eiBen &auie iinoen oil.
gepblidlid 8onferen8en 5piiden Dem
Braiioenten uno elmer @n5a6l
Staatsgollperneure itatt, bel oeneil
es lif UNI Die Serbeifiibrung gro.
berer ue6ereinitimmune in Der &c.
ieBgebung benbelt.
Ser @eneroIanmaIt BON aan.
ias bat gegen Die Smift uno Ir.
mour Badipg Companies cine 9lage
mlbangig gema6t, in Der er iie Der
S%erteuerung Der 2ebensmittel be.
idnl0iat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-19
Tas Seras @unbcr

BELT ale Nieren gIafen uno rbeumo-
tiidle 2eioen; Bel alien 9ruesiIten
ooer 2 monatli6e 8ebanoInng per
8oit fir 81. Or. 6. SO. San, 1926
OIipe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, 500. Sdreibt
fir 8eugniiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-19
Wadlt bas 1cben fiherer.

Das Seben miro fi6erer eemad)t,
our6 Die Wirfumg bon Or. Sings
JeeD DISCOVERY in auen 2eber=, Nie-
rem uno Wagen-2eiben. 25 Gents
bel a1en 9ruggiften.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-27
Chattanooga News)
5000 DEMOCRATS AT
JUDICIAL CONVENTION

ent judiciary in Tennessee, a Judicial
ry free from partisan, factional en-
tanglements, and who have announc-
ed their candidacy before the whole
people of the state in the regular jul
dicial election in August.
Not only is today's convention one
of the largest ever seen in Tennessee,
but one of the most representative.
From all the walks of life, irrespec-
tive of past factional differences, from
every county in Tennessee have the
delegates come to give voice to their
sentiments. Today's convention is
the outgrowth of the recent action of
the state democratic executive COM
mittee in adopting a so-called blanket
primary plan in which many demo
Gratis of the state openly revolted, a
large element of the party refusing
to subscribe to the dictates of the
committee and the alleged undemo-
cratic methods adopted by that body.
Delegates began to arrive yesterday
morning and have since been coming
in on every train, and at this time it
is estimated that there are fully 5000
delegates in the city. Many men long
prominent in the councils of the dem
ocratic party in Tennessee are con-
spicuous among the delegates in the
city. Men who have not for years
in the politics of the
state are active now. Entire har-
mony prevails, and but single pur-
pose is manifested.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-27
Five thousand According to
Conservative Estimate
MANY FAMILIAR ANTI.
ADMINISTRATION FACES
Middle Tennessee Delegation, How
ever, Contained Number Said to
Be outspoken Friends Of Gov. Pat
terson. Large Element Wanted 10
Hear Gates.

The convention yesterday muster
ed in support of the independent can
didates for the judiciary has gone
into history and whether its efforts
shall be crowned with success or de-
feat, 1t was rousing and enthusiastic.
The sentiment was distinctly anti
Patterson and the familiar anti-ad-
ministratIon ranks were conspicuous
ly present Various observing ones
differ as to the strength Of the con
vention The more conservative ones
estimate there we're about 5000 pres
emit Those who mingled with the
audience estimated that possibly .
fifth would vote for Patterson A
sprinkle of Republicans was on hand
to watch the Proceedings. There were
few women present. Crowd
Of 5000 attends the convention In Be-
half Of the Independent candidates
for judiciary. the keynote of which Is
a reorganization Of the democratic
party Nashville American.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-27
(KnoxTHSH dne)
TO SAVE JUDICIARY OF TENNESSEE
FROM POLITICAL MACHINE CONTROL
Knoxville Journal Trbune)
SCATHINC DENUNCIATIONS
OF GOV. PATTERSON

independent candidates for the su
preme court and the court of civil ap
peals. The convention met today al
1927 O'Clock, and was in session for
two hours and fifteen minutes. Reso.
buttons were adopted: campaign
committee elected, and a number of
rousing speeches made.
While in so many wordA, "reorgan-
ization of the party" was not taken
up, 1t was the spirit of the whole con-
vention. and the resolutions adopted
repudiated absolutely not only the ac-
tons of the state democratic execu-
tive committee, but its authority and
the legality of its existence as we'll.
The movement to "reorganize'' was
clearly the predominant sentiment of
the meeting from beginning to end.
1t was hidden from sight in the ae-
tral resolution but it was there in
spirit and in truth. 49,
The crowd filled the Ryman audi
forum comfortably and had all who
were there been seated, it is probable
that the seating capacity of the house
which Is little less than 1000 would
have been exceeded.
There were only about twenty wo-
men in the house. A few hundred
friends of the regular organization
were on hand to watch the proceed
ings and scattering contingent of
republicans filed minimum of space.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-27
NASHVILLE Banner1
GREAT ASSEMBLY
TENNESSEE DEMOCRATS
Enthusiastic Hosts Arrive In Nashville
By the Thousand, Coming From
Every County in Volunteer State

In cheering Northumberland hun.
dreda Of thosA cheers emanating from
the throats of grIzzled veterans who
shouldered the musket in the sixties
with banners flying. stepping to the
rhythm Of martial music, with en-
thusiasm rampant and determination
characterizing their every thought,
the hosts of Tennessee Democracy
marched on historic Ryman Audito-
rum today to record their solemn,
positive protest against what they
conceive to be an effort to intimidate
and coerce the judiciary of old Vol
unteer State.
II was gathering such as not been
IN the great building since the night
the commoner, william Jennings
Bryan, stood on the same rostrum and
spoke to Tennessee Democrats. It
was a gathering Of which democrats
who have grown gray in the service
OF their party, men who have been at
tending democratic conventions for
two generations, said they had never
seen the like before In the capital
city Conservative estimates placed
the number at between five and six
thousand people, and after the great
was called to order at 1925
o'clock by Maj w. o. VertTees the
crowd still surged into the building.
All the seats were soon taken save
little dark section under the gallery
In the northeast portion of the build
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-27
@T
Six Thousand Representative Democrats
Choose Candidates for Judicial Positions
Chattanooga Times).

methods of the governor and the state
committee.
These thousands of delegates, rep
resenting the independent branch of
the democratic party of the state, met
in the Ryman Auditorium, which has
seating capacity of at least $500
people, what with the regular seats,
chairs at all available places and even
boxes used on the platform. With
everything that could possibly be used
as seat requisitioned for that pur-
pose, many stood up.
No matter what the opposition may
claim in regard to the attendance,
there is not an iota of doubt that be-
tween 5000 and 5000 people attend
ed, and well along toward the latter
figure at that.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-27
Nashville American.)
REORGANIZATION OF PARTY
KEYNOTE OF THE CONVENTION

two hours and fifteen minutes. Reso.
buttons were adopted, campaign
committee elected and a number of
rousing speeches made.
While in so many words ''reorgani-
cation of the party" was not taken up,
it was the spirit of the whole conven-
ton. and the resolutions adopted re-
pudiated absolutely not only the ac-
lions of the state democratic execu-
tive committee, but its authority and
the legality of its existence as well.
The movement to "reorganize" was
clearly the predominant sentiment of
the meeting from beginning to end
1t was hidden from sight in the ac-
tual resolutions, but it was there in
spirit and in truth. .
The crowd filled the Ryman Audi
forum comfortably and had all who
were there been seated, it is probable
that the seating capacity of the house
which is little less than 1000, would
have been exceeded.
There were only about twenty wo-
men in the house. A few hundred
friends of the regular organization
we're on hand to watch the proceed
ings and scattering contingent of re-
publicans filed minimum of space.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-27

his rich brother, and which throws
around the Iowliest the aegis of its
strong right arm in resisting the OPP
preston of the bully, win emerge
with its hands sustained and with its
prestige as fair and faithful guar
dian Of all that is held most valued
magnifed and strengthened The cloud
sought to be cast upon its unsullied
reputation was brushed away. and the
three brave members whose stand for
an untrammeled judiciary received
such an indorseraent as seldom comes
to members of tribunal Of justice In
this country.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-27
Inspiring Assembly
In Nashville Today
In Response to Call Of 10000
Dslesatsy Have Gathered
in Capital City
REVOLT AGAINST MACHINE
Representatives From Every
County. Irrespective of Past
Party Differences

Nashville, May 1S-Pursuant to
call signed by over 10000 democrats
representing every county in Tonnes
see, one Of the largest mass conven-
lions ever held in Tennessee assem-
bled here today. This convention was
called for the purpose of taking such
action as may be deemed proper to
uphold and sustain the action of those
candidates for judges of the supreme
court and court of civil appeals who
have taken the stand for what they
declare is an untrammeled, independ-
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-27
Band Arrives.

Over the rostrum American flags
were entwined and bunting was deck
ed in attractive manner. Some time
before the hour for the gathering to
come to order band arrived and at
intervals its music rang through the
building and was answered by the
cheers of the delegates. A noticeable
feature of the gathering was the I'M
usually large number of gray-haired
men in the assemblage. In fact, there
were men present who had not at
tended democratic convention in
years. On many coat lapel the
bronzed Confederate cross of honor
held fast the blue badge beneath it.
labeled "A Free Judiciary"
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-27
OVER 5000 DEMOCRATS
GATHER IN CONVENTION
Ringing Resolution Adopted.
Denouncins the Patter.
sonian Plans.
COMMITTEE IS REPUDIATED
New Committee of Twenty
Authorized to Execute
Conventions Win
COMMITTEE IS REpuDIATED
(By Stan CORRESPONDENT

Nashville, May 1S.-From Carter to
Shelby between 5000 and 5000 stall
wart democrats from all the walks Of
life assembled in mass convention to-
day in the Ryman Auditorium to en-
ter their protest against the Patter-
sonian machine and stand for a free
judiciary, and one that cannot be con-
trolled. Never before in the history
of the state, has there been such an
uprising in the ranks of the demo-
cracy. Instead of the usual conyen-
ton of about 1900 present, today
there were more than 5000.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-27

1t was a glorious day for democra-
cy.
Notice has been given to the whole
world that the stain upon the good
name Of Tennessee is to be wiped
out by the loyal citizens of the COM
monwealth.
On yesterday there assembled a
conveution which was beyond all
doubt The largest and most represen-
.-on erfere asseln-.- q
Convention which was beyond all
doubt tho largest and most repreeen>
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-27
Bio Crowd on Hand.

There was no denying the obvious
fact that tremendous sentiment has
been aroused by recent events al
though the convention was not SEIZED
uled until noon today and there were
no prelimbinaries to call for the pres
ence of any except the leaders, the
crowd which arrived yesterday and
last night was very ominous to the adj
ministration, not only because of It's
members, but because of It's charac-
ter
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-27
NASHVILLE Tennessean)
5000 Democrats
Reorganize Party
TRUE DEMOCRACY GIRDS
ON ARMOR FOR BATTLE
AND SOUNDS CHARGE

tatiye political gathering ever held in
the Volunteer State.
Every man knew exactly what he
had come for. There was no bung-
ling about the job. Quick sledge ham
mer blows were delivered with all the
force which seven thousand represen-
tatives Of the people could put behind
them. Ass
Supreme Court More Reversed.
Out OF It all the supreme court, the
protector Of the poor man along with
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-27

ing, and many stood in the aisIes and
around the walls and packed them
selves on the rOstrum and about the
rostrum, seeking points of vantage
where they might both see and hear.
At l o'clock even, the throng was still
going down the Summer street hill
and piling through the doorways into
the building. 1t was crowd that sur
prised and thrilled those In sympathy
with the movement; it was a crowd
that made the administration men
take notice, ard some remarked,
you've got hill of a lot of people
here today!"
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-27
Shelby 4 surprlse.

The largest single delegation was
from Memphis. and its arrival was
the signal for the first demonstration.
This delegation brought joy 10 the
hearts of the insurgents because II
was so much larger than any previ-
GUS delegation from Patterson's home
city. Furthermore, II was headed by
men of influence and its makeup was
decidedly different on the whole from
the usual Shelby county political del
egation.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-27
Not statewiders.

Neither was 1t statewide crowd
not by jugful-although some OF the
former statewide leaders were prom
inently to be observed. But If any Of
them had any thoughts on the sub
ject, they kept mighty still about It.
BY common consent, statewide seems
to have been relegated to the back
ground for the present, at least, and
from surface indications 1t will play
no return engagement this year.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-27
BIG Crowd at
Convention of
insurgents"
Leaders Advise Against Reorgan-
ization OF the Democratic Party
Until After the Election OF the
Judges.
MANY FAVORED STEP
TAKEN IMMEDIATELY
Patterson is Now Nominee Of
Party According to Ruling Of
State Committee Insurgents
Ignore the Primary.
A. NEW COMMITTEE
Is AUTHORIZED.

Resolved, that a committee Of
twenty democrats be elected by
this convention-that Is, two
members from each Of the con-
gresslonal districts Of the state,
by the delegates of such dis
tricts present, 60 carry into ef-
feet the principles and purposes
Of this resolution.