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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-27

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Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1912-05-09
The Situation

In order that our traders may UNDER
stand the present situation as regards
the Democratic party in Tennessee we
briefly state the facts as we see them.
In January the regular state commit
tee ordered a general primary, being
joined in the order by the independent
committee. The rules for the primary
were SO fair that no man has made one
word of protest Certain politicians
with axes to grind were not satisfied to
let the people express themselves in a
primary, so few editors met and pro-
muJgated what IS known as the ''edit-
ors' plan. This plan destroyed the pri.
mary and called a convention in order
that national matteIs might be divorc-
ed from mere Democracy.
Thrice members of each state com
mittee accepted the plan Of the editors,
deserted their posts of duty, constitut-
ed themselves new committee and or
dered the convention of May l6. This
action OH the part of the regular COM
mittee came about by union of state,
wide and Patterson elements,
Under the editors plan the independ-
ents were given half the votes of each
county having two committees, placing
10 per cent, Of the voters on an equality
with the 80 per cent.
The whole transaction smacks of job
berry and is not binding upon any one
nat wanting to be bound, and we pre-
dict that the convention VIII grove the
correctness of this statement. 1t is to
be hoped. that the convention may do
sIi.-5 s0o>., nowt.~f.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1912-05-09
Independen Mt Committee Acts.

Be it resolved by the Democratic ex-
ecutive committee that the following
Democrats of Putnam county, be and
they are hereby selec cted as delegates
to the convention to be held in Nash
vile on May 18th, 1912, for the pur-
pose of nominating Democratic candi-
dates for Judge of the Supreme Court
and Judge of the Court of Civil Ap-
peals, naming electors and delegates to
the Democratic national convention to
be held at Baltimore, and to reorgan ize
the Democratic executive committee,
and that said delegates hereinafter
named cast one half of the vote allow
ed Putnam county in said convention,
the vote allowed the county being six
teen votes as we understand and the
delegates selected herein are hereby
authorized to cast eight Of said votes
on all questio arising in said conven-
ton and said delegates SO selected will
vote as a unit on all propositions. 1t
being the sense of this body to give
the delegation selected hereby the right
to cast one-half the vote of Putnam
county on all questions.
DELEGATES
H. S. Hargis, Dixon Williams, Thos.
Finley, Andrew Morgan, A. Algood,
D. H. Morgan, j. B. Thompson, P. Y.
Jared, J. M. Dowell, o. K. Holiaday,
R. Smitn, l.. M. Burlington, j. W. ii.
Terry, Sewer Barnes, Sam Math4ney,
Jere Wmtso44, -. GiAo.t, -. u.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1912-05-09

Maxwell, Beecher Huddleston, w. W..
Baxter, G. w. Alcorn, James McCor-
mick, j. G. Elrod, A. W. Crawford, F.
E. Collier, A. w. Boyd, E. H. Boyd,
G.. N. Gracy, Algood Moore. J. H.
Whitson, j. r. Douglass, G. H. Lowe,
R. A. Elrod. G. R. Glover, D. L. Lans-,
den, H. d. Franklin, T. j. Gregory,
Sam Jared, z. T. Kinds, H. Algood. J..
G. Chaplin, D. l.. Dow, z. L. Shipley,
j. M. Hatfield. L. D. J. Ensor, w. w.
Brown, B. V. High, Jesse Thompson,
Frank Boyd, John Hill, c. Bohannon,
Levi Jackson, Stanton Bohannon, Dan
Brown. VIM. Dyer, George johnson,
F. E. Elrod. James Robinson, J. s.
Brogdon, A. P. Robinson, Joe Bilbrey,
w. L. Bockman, H. C. Dyer, James
Holman, Wilburn Dyer, Jesse Farley,
R. L. Carr, r. l.. AIcorn, James l..
Saddler, B. Montgomery. w. H. Nc
Broom, James Whitaker, Solon Mad,
dux, j. j. Boyd, E. H. Dubois. ]. P.
Nichols, R. l.. Maddux. w. A. Holla-
day, F, H. Jared, Sam Ferrell, A. C.
Jared, R. A, Bockman, James Carr, B.
L. Womack. w. &. Saddler, Lafayette.
Saylors, G. A. Fleming, John Hollo-
way, G. D. Byrne, K. Caraway, James
j. Fleming, r. w. King, M. M. Owen,
Neut Harp, Perry Warren, John Peak,
Sr., James Brown, H. C. Farley, j. l..
Ensor, John Nichols, R. F. Maddux, F..
P. Fisher, J. A. Lambert, Morgan
Long, H. c. Curtis, A. K. Williamson,
l.. A. Lohorn, Harvie Gragg, Terry
Verble, Alex Verole John Ragland, W.
E. Sypert, w. T. Ensor, W. r. Brad
ford, j. H. Hodge, S. Y. Jared.
Be it further resolved that no proxies
be allowed and that the majority of the,
delegates present cast one
1alf the vote of Putnam county as a.
init on all questions.
This May 9th, 1912.
W. 7. Bockman, Chairman
Dem. Elk. Com. of Putnam County.
Attest; }. b. Thompson, Secretary.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1912-05-09

We recommend that. the delegates
vote as a unit on all questions coming
before the convention.
B. G. ADCoCK, Chairman,
J. B. Dow, Secretary,
B. F. MCBROOM,
J. L. SADLER,
D. E. SLAGLE,
GEO. N. WEIGH,
Committee.
The report of the committee was
adopted unanimously.
The following resolution was adopted:
Be it resolved by this mass meeting,
that we endorse George N. Welch as a
delegate to the Democratic national
convention, recognizing him as a good
Democrat and man of integrity anG
ability, in every way competent to rep
resent us in such convention; and fur
ther, that this delegation use all honor
able means to secure his election.
On motion the delegates were in
structed to vote for the calling of a
primary election to nominate a candi-
date for United States senator, govern
or and other state officials, on the date
of the regular August election.
The mass meeting then adjourned.
V. E. BoCKMAN. Chairman.
E. L. Writ, Secretary.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1912-05-09
SIXTH

W. H. Jernigan, S. M. Miller, Wiley
Bilbrey, Alfred Beasley.
SEVENTH
John Tucker, j. P. Pippin, M. S.
Palk, H. c. Dyer. Ed Pippin, w. w.
Judd, Bill Whitson, A. C. Palk, w. T.
Bockman.
Alonzo Lollar, Frank Massa, Nathan
M. Cox.
Samuel Denton, Cleve Burch, J. G..
Barnes, R. L. Alcorn, J. B. Plunkett.
J. S. McBroom. Frank McBroom, H.
T. Sadler, Tom Lee, 3. w. Stanton,
w. G. McBroom. O. N. Bryant. w. A.
McBroom, Sid Bryant, Byrd Fox, Ben
ton Lee, j. B. Sadler. T. J. Lee, Sr.
ELEVENTH
H. C. Mckinley, Albert Stanton, w.
T. Denny, J. S. Huddleston, j. R.Den-
ny, ]. T. Carlen, Arthur Huddleston,
J.J. Sullens, Toy Denny, W.. Burton.
TWELFTH
w. T. Deadman, Sid Bockman, FIJI.
Jared, R. j. Fields, A. C. Jared, R. L.
Cowen, Homer Jared.
THIRTEENTH
Philip Sadler, L. F. Pickett.
FOURTEENTH
Geo. N. Welch, w. B. Ray, John w.
Welch, O. l.. Garrett, A. L. Snodgrass,
w. M. Watson, j. F. Sehon, Jack Ray,
A. L. Saylors, G. A. Fleming, S. H.
Verble.
j. W. Warren, Chess Warren, John
Peek, L. F. Stockton, A. P. Warren,
J. N; Harp. Tom Groce.
Y s1xrErNTu
Joe Scott, Matt Farley, John Sulli-
van.
SEVENTEENTH
Jas. Lowe, F. P. Fisher, Jno. w.
Barks, w. T. Anderson, Riley Brown.
EIGHTEENTH
H. T. Lee, H. H. Neill, J. A. Lam
bert, John Vantrease, Burrell Rogers,
Arch Darlington, Albert Brown.
NINETEENTH
C. H. Hickman, D. C. Wilhite, j. H.
Cornwall, J. A. Epperson, J. T. Moore,
j. T. Pointer, H. T. Pointer, j. l.. Ep-
person, D. A. Verble, C. A. Lowhorn.
Harvey Draper, R. L. Hamlet, H. M.
Williams, w. G.. Pritchard.
TWENTIETH
John L. Sadler, Lawrence Grace. r.
E. Lee, Mack Hunter, Frank Ward,
w. E. Sypert, j. M. Bradford, w. r.
Bradford, Joe Nichols.
All other Democrats from Putnam
county attending the convention are
hereby made delegates to sne cvnyen-
ton.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1912-05-09
DEMOCRATS MEET
Select Delegates to State Convention

pursuant TO call uuly ndue Dy the
chairman of the county committee and
published in the Herald issued April %.
The meeting was called to order at
O'Clock by j. A. Carlen, chairman of
the county committee, and the call read
by Secretary D. E. Slagle.
V. E. Bockman was elected chairman
= of the meeting and E. L. Writ secre-
tary.
On motion, the chairman appointed a
committee of six to select and report a
list of delegates to the state conven-
ton. The chair named B. G.. Adcock,
chairman; J. B. Dow, secretary; Geo.
N. Welch, D. E. Slagle, John L. Sad
ler and B. F. McBroom.
In due course of time the committee
reported as follows:
We, your committee on delegation,
beg leave to submit the following nam
ed gentlemen as delegates to the state
convention of May Is:
FIRST DISTRICT
y IN. CON, L IdIlh IelCNillOHu, n. q.
Dudney, j. H. Watts, Algood Moore,
w. O. Watson, w. R. Carlen, S. F.
Carr, J, N. King, Gid H. Lowe, J. A.
Carlen, L. M. Burlington, E. l.. Writ,
J. B. Dow, J. w. Hughes, R. B. Cap
shaw, B. G. Adcock, H. r. Shipley, G.
E. Wilson, S. B. Yeargan, F. E. Col
lier, Algood Carlen, w. M. Davis, C.J.
Davis, E. H. Boyd, S. S. Chisholm, V.
E. Bockman, D. E. Slagle, Worth Bry-
ant, P. Y. Jared, J. H. Jared, j. B.
Ferguson, Ezra Davis, j. T. Shirley,
T. D. Ford, W.R. Staley, A.A. Staley,
Jim w Il, A. P. Barnes, j. M. LOFTS,
j. R. Coe, R. l.. Farley, w. M. Smoot,
Crawford Lewis, A. r. Dean, S,B. An
derson, H. Algood, w. B. Smith, HIM.
Hughes, H. S. Barnes, D. W. Harmon,
Mike Moore, Eli Shipley. E. w. Cap
shaw, H. D. Whitson, A. L. Weeks,
Ed Ragland, W. r. Nicholas, W. s.
Farmer, Clay Farmer, B. P. Pointer.
w. H. Pointer, L. R. McClain, z. L.
Shipley, J. w. Hicks, A. A. Reagan,
J. A. Phrasier, J. B. S. Martin, Chas.
Bradford, H. C. Martin, w. F. Choate,
w. D. Sloan. C. R. Countiss, J. A.
Countiss, J. w. Richardson, r. E. l..
Profitt, A. G. Maxwell, A. w. Boyd,
S. S. Shaw, w. M. Shanks, O. N. Dra-
per, w. w. Mcdonald, O. K. Holiday,
Thos. Finley, Tom Terry, A. Algood,
R. L. Rash, J. Whitson, D. H. Nor
gan, E. H. Davis, w. H. Ragland, S.
S. Stanton, r. P. Morgan, J. H. Car
len, G. w. Alcorn, ]. B. Coodpasture,
Perry Wassom, Dave Bullock, B. E.
Choate, J. D. Morgan.
SECOND
F. D. Taylor, J. P. Burgess, John H.
Hill, l. P. Clark, J. H. Verble, NJ. E.
Whitson, J. S. Isom E. S. M. Jackson,
N. M. Wilhite, Henry Burlington, H.
Dietz.
L, F. Miller. W. H. Walker, Levi
jackson, Joe Bullock, J. L. Hill, Rush
Hunter, Alex Lee, D. B. Dyer, w. H.
Phifer, C. Bohannon.
FOURTH
Lewis D. Johnson, Louis Bohannon,
AL. VerbIe, Bob Henry, Jim Johnson,
J. j. Bohannon, G. M. johnson.
FIFTH
l.. Dixon, J ohm Howard, Jas. Jackson,
A.>.rSN .,-cOiOud.
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