Letter from Gov. Jones.
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The following letter from Gov. JONES of Ten
nesscc was read at great Wing gathering in
Bucks County, Pa last Saturday:


NASHVILLE. July 25 1914
CHARLES GIBBONS Esq. Dear Sir: By the mail l
enclose you two publications of Col. Polk's dur:
ing the last summers canvass, on the subject OF
the Tariff, etc. From these publications you
will perceive that the Colonel is dead out against
Protection, and particularly opposed to the Dis
.ribution of the Proceeds of the Public Lands,
because, he says, it is Tariff measure. 1t
sounds strangely to us who have been accus-
toned to hear Col Polk, to hear it stated that ne
is a Tariff man, or in favor of Protection. lhaye
met him on more than one hundred and fifty
fields, and never heard him make speech in
my canvasscs with him, thathe did not denonnce
the principle of Protection. Indeed, this was the
main ground on which he and his friends relied
to defeat me. l was for Protection-he against
it; for Distribution-he against it.


would say, do your duty-we will do ours
Tennessee will maintain her position.


Respectfully your servnnt. JAMES C. JONES.