Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-07-31

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,sThe candidates F9r g6y6rnorl
ny Stirring Rh, the people Of the |
tate in the matter, of heguberna- |
oral prlmarybwhiohe0mos Oft on
he first day OF August. IL now
,eems absolutely sure that McMil-
in 'willabg tho nominee The state
lebt Is t9 be funded during the
.erm Of the neXtlgoyernor and he
3 cOnsicereoluthe safest man for
hat purpose.d There Is always
more or1ess graft IN matters of
mis- sort. A scheme was ,hatehed
up, to fund the debt when McMil-
lin was governor before by which
tue patriots would have rakcd off
like d million. ,MqMilr
lin prevented this and, pm that ac-
count the business candidate who
is put forward and backed by tho
corporate interests ~ criticislpg
him and FOR that very fact. If the
patriot wins aeommissiop
will be appointed to refund hthe
debt at a,rahebfF of abotit'3he mil
Hon, which win 6oh6 out of the
pockets Of somebody and 90. into
the pockets of sQmebodyopfThese
latFlQts always nknOw w h er e
i'Jeenns comes inI.P TIE develop
mentg6f the tanvass ,hhye deyel-
oped who Is. thee, proper man toput
in the place. and the eyes Of The
peopleare wide opena If'MeMil-
I'm is elected the fmlihg VIII be
done by those on whom the law
FIXES the tltity and without cost TO
the people or the stale. 1s'lfaa
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Bryan came outopf the Balti,
more convention infinitely big
ger inathe ieyesOf't helworldl than
when he went IN, and bigger in
deed in = the elements, af. real
greatness than if he had. come
out as the nominee of.nhis party
for the presidency. a.PfobaHyin
the history Of mankind, no'other
instance is Of record, where, a
iyn soNBA q 3N.' .ft
man Of power dominateda body
with favOrs to bestOM as he did
thisrconvention, andaat the same
time refused its favors for him
SELF. be- The narrow. ,enYehomed
still cry. Qptin malignartchagFin
that he must have been seeking
the nomination for himsclf, as
no man would work as he work
Cd for principle alone, and from
their ranks Of greedy spoilsmen
truly thereiaFe none tocOme who
would. Even many of the friends
of the great Cohm6her are be.
wildered at bis exercise, of anal
most unlimited power in SO un'
selfish a way. A writer in Col
lier's WeetIyIshows in" the fol
lowing excerpt how TIE intellect
|uaT world is coming 70 recognize
his moral gFeatpeSs. Of thought
and purppsel-7oar2 ao 4ood 779
Observation-Disclosures, or per
haps an inspired genius, he, rose
occasionally and PpnGtuated the
course Of, the demQeratic con
ventipn without a mistake OF
strategy When the power d
the people was needed, Bryan
called aloud His voice, then be
came the voice Of a. magician
Thoserw who hated him feared him
those who feared him hated him
those who reviled him reviled. {
figure Of stone FoT, some under
standings be, was, TOO large, Mer
of small motives, small manners
and small morals not only do not
understand men larger fh a 1
they, but but they ecapnota under
stand such men, ,nrerl 20 ea7a.
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! To our mind Harry Thawi is
not now and never was insane
But having himself bought tht
proof that he was, in order t.
escape the8punishment more fit
ting his cowardly and bloody
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