The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-03
FINE SPIRIT AT
POLLS TUESDAY.
J. 3. r. Lowry Comments on,
Election in Hamilton
N County.
MAYOR GIVES HIS VIEWS

The best spirit ever known at a ma
tIonal election was found at the polls
TUESDAY. according %. j. 3. n Lowry.
secretary OF the county election COM
mission, Mr. Lowry stated that the
very best citizenship served gladly and
Willingly and that fine snlrit pre-
10 dissatisfaction or kicks" heard. and
Mr.; Lowry stated that ne believed there
had not been sinele ballot cast which
was not legal during the entire election
locnllv. During the day the election
officials visited about half OF the voting
places. Mr. Lowry rredicted that the
total vote would be about 20 no. which
lotIrg
. In speaking Of the erection OF Senator
HARDING Mayor A. w. chnmbliss said:
''My cordial welcome to Senator Hard
Endorsement OF him and this did the
work. II is too early for intellioent
comment further. ] am strong advo-
cate Of the league Of nations: and ! only
hone that Mr. Wording VIII he tnAu-
enced bv Taft md Root rather bv John
son End Rorah and viii ret us In the
league without delav In the interest Of
both world reace Pnd world prosneritv.
Joe Browns personal ponuIaritv got
him, MANY votes. and In a Republican
ir'sfration he con and viii he verv
useful and croditehIe representative IN
congress-. While thinrs have not gone
nv way ! am nrenared to .accept the
results cheerfpllv ard 70 unite heartily
try"
d. A. Landress sald: "The democrats
OF this nation md esnecially OF the
southland win not fail now TO teach
their brethren 81 the other Marty n
lesson in whole hearted lovaltvs In
tines Of neace and In time of war. "
war should unfortunately come, the
democrats win back un the republican
administration ae1ifv'nr itsNRchieve-
r1erte and n,inifvino IT'S mistakes.
IT bid the presi1ent. governor and
convressman- elect god-snead
II am very hn~nv that saved three
Of NV votes and that Clark. Coleman
and Rrvan are winners
Charles w Trcward vatd: I'VE have
always heen too permanently iocafen
IS to orr NATIONAL nol'tics Tennessee
shorld. nv reason ~ hor great natural
rasOurres. he manufacturing state,
vet our lot for hnlf century has benn
/. cast with states almost n''re'v a"ricN'-
etprai II the state II now lined IN with
the great manufacturing states of thn
east ard central west Nov wac
verv lnckv and verv nroftah'e rev ~
J'c-neseee S~voa ~ NV ~ood frtnnde
win he woefu,lv diraonninted hut
lave never vet hoard NJ mere man
dying for love nor policies"
Sanders View.
Senator Newell 81 nders sid:
II am glad that the republican party
has been placed by the people in full
control of the COVE nment. 1t will bi ng
. ace between this and other countries
and bring peace at home. A declaration
o peace between the United States and
Germany free from complications will
e I'd many of our troubles In the calm
that win follow well considered plan
OF cooperation between he nntions Of
tie world to prevent war will be evolved.
il will be considered, and approved by
10th treaty making powers of this gov
ernment. This is the end of one man
power and js a return to true repiib-
II AN form OF government.
"a change OF administration will en-
able this government to shake Itself
I, use from a great number Of men and
conditions that have attached them
selves during the war rerlod TO the very
greet relief Of the government flnan-
cally and otherwise.
"'rhe result here puts Tennessee in
the iimclight and brings the southern