COLOMBIA, Maury county, Tennessee,
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respondent OF the new ork journal OF COm
merce:


CoLUMBIA, Maury county, Tennessee, }


October 16, 1914 {


reached this town yesterday, in the stage coach
from Nashville, 40 miles, good turnpike road.
This is one of the finest counties of land in the
state, and Inhabited by an intelligent and wealthy
democratic candidate for President resides in this
place. had the honor of taking at his house
last evening, and of enjoying the society ofhimsef
and his amable and splendid lady. His features
are strongly marked by evidences of intellect,
bIandness, frmness and benevolence. His head
would be esteemed splendid model by phrenolo-
gists IN which the Intellectual and moral faculties
are largely predominant. His forehead is high,
broad and full and perpendicuar if not projecting.
The upper part of the head rises high above the
ears. The organs of benevoience. Veneraton and
firmness. are prominently developed. Col. Folks
character, through long public life, is known TO
correspond with these characteristics Of his mind


He represented the congressional district in
which he lives for Ia years While he has at all
times had strong poLiticdLopponentS in Tennessee,
he is without personal enemy in the State. All,
with accord, declare that they know of no spot
or blemish on Col. Polx's whole private characters
that better neigabor, kinder master, more in
dugent and faithful husband, or a more upright
honest, benevolent and moral man they never knew.
When the Roor6dck SANDER reached Tennessee,
even the wings cried out " shame, oh for shame.o
OF all the ISLANDERS ever started against him, this
was the most unlike the truth. All his opponents
In Tennessee admit that there is not kinder man
TO his servants 10 be found in the state. COL Polk
is not rich. He has moderate property, and ow-
ing nothing, is independent He does not own
forty slaves in the world. What he has consist of
families many of them small, having inherited