The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-07-22
STATE LOOKS SAFE
FOR INDEPENDENTS
BY GOOD MAJORITY
EAST TENNESSEE AND WESTERN
DIVISION RoTt4 AGAINST
MACHINE.
MITDLE SECTION BAlILEfIElB
Some Interesting Comparisons WIKI
me Patterson ana Ttiinan Vote Of
I've Years Aao-Nhsrs One Fac
ten viii Loss ard the Other Gain.
Special to The Herald:

Special to The Herald:
/ NASHVILLE. Tenn. July s0-Th'
election On August being a genera
election to which al v0tsrs are eli
Eible and not a primary contest con
aned % the members OF one party
comparisons may be more proftakl,
made with the latest 1gners in gen
IeraI election than with primary re
suits In the election Of November
1905. Patterson received a majority
Iof about 10000. There were hall
dozen counties in the Stare that gave
him this majority, Davidson. Shelby
Hamilton. Maury. Faysers and Gibson
gave him maloritiss aggregaeing more
than $4,000. Patrsrsou's majority n
Maury was mere than Ls00s IN FAY.
cite it was over SEQ and In Wilson
more than 1.000. being a majority for
the three counties OF 4,100 II the
Patterson ticket gets any majority At
all IN these counties It's supporters
win be surprised
IN the counties Of hamilton. Shelby
and Davidson. Patterson received ma
iartfes aggregatlng more than TA500.
Not even MS most sanguine sunr0re>
srs expects his ticket % ger hair that
majority IN those Counties And there
ara other Democratic counties whers
the result viii be- close IN mans IN
stances wiping out the Patterson ma
iority and leaving a neat balance On
the righe sisis Of the ledger Taks
eaunty as an example Il
gave Patterson 500 majority two
years ago. It i safe for shar maiuri>
r. the otasr way this time. q nse loss
10 the Patterson ticket Gf 1880. II
Qbion cqunfy Patterson had Loo ma
iurity The masurEEs she ether war
viii % anywhsrs tom 500 10 1000.
And he same is trae u other counties.
ON the other hand h won't in N
axis tna adverse ma4uritlss II the
Patterson opposition two years ag1
hi count On Them this esne The In
tapen6ant sscsat won't ger the naiur
ties IN East Tennessee counties elar
Gilman received two years zgn The
republicans ars divided and many uf I
nsm VIII vota TOR RafrarsGns EcaaE
mis- Is notably TRUE ut t1a Iia1Gr sIs-
nenr OF eaaE party, While It Is true
aae MANY Republicans Of this psrsniE
ion vuted AGAINST TfiTlnan Ewa saars
so ID is a tact tnar manv murs whu
utsd their party ticSar a1iar ms Gus
I'm 1f regularity viii vote aur Far-sr~
IN This time since they have no uum-
ices On the whole however e1e
arrarSon men Admit e1ar the H1de-
anfentS viii CARR tina better element
: the Republican party and viii ger
nod maiUrit1es IN several 7spuhln.an
-angnolis At tnis time East Ten
ssses looks zutf for a hsfty majority
r. the independents Thar tfeisar
III also 1nu,iest1nnahlx cross 11s :
snnessse river with a ralfsing nalur~
Az this time the grsar natrie ground
cla contest is Middle ranasSas
est Tennessee and East rannesssa
q sars TOR me Undergraduates The only
asciun now s whether or unr tire
schine can eoraI enough VOTES IN
IiSfla Tennessee where tsis power nc
nor and money 1ns always nasn lu>
rE &C taa ballot 1Qxs N gff ser st1s !.
tiurities IN East ami West rsnnas
D R s1s slseEtnn ware asld umar !.
" efa Mfsfxf1a rennasseH naiurittes :,
ui6f ealT xnurr suma t5vanry Ut rtfr-
Thousand gf anUllgt 10 iu this Gne
yer Knows WHAT an aleerf0u viii
ng eorttn &C is ngE safs bu COUNT
! uUuss until they ara III t7ls hsil1r
6 BUT ID duss not seaan p0ssilliH thar =
lugtf vu6ers CAN ia deliaucilsd and
raptad IN reverse an adverse ma-
ity af s0.g0a
he folluwing taiJle gives chs Ear
SON ami rfilman vurH 1r ra9& t.
1 afrur-f Interesting fnod TOR =
agilt. u vii help dfie stasissisi4ns
lsa cfieit psnciis
Patterson. Gilman
mtntfRs 1ean EaH-
terson. .. 6gs EgI3 cfE
fprf rsgT 10 Ut