These are certainly Ineligible issues.
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These are certainly Ineligible issues.


Questions of State policy seem hardly to be
alluded to. The debt of Tennessee is small and
taxation light. Their public works of iuterna
improvement have been suspended for the las
three years. and so far as we can learn, neither
party propose resumption. This being the case
politicians are forced to take issue on National
questions. The election of ten members of Con
gress probably adds to this current.


We perceive that clear-headed and uncompro-
missing reformer, Cave Johnson, is in nomination
for Congress- and, we trust, to be elected; for he
is one of the most useful men in that body. No
kind of public extravaganza either of friend or
foe, meets hisapproval. Such legislators, are in
valuable.


AS to the result of the canvass we cannot speak.
AS usual, before the battle, the wings glory in
their triumph. The democrats make no preten-
sion, but moved by that steady energy which ever
impels men actuated by fixed principles, they
march on, if not with certainty, at least with the
cheering confidence that they deserve the victory.
In 1910, Tennessee was one of the tornado"
States as it gave Harrison, upon vote of l08 500
sweeping majority of $4,000. 1t is said there
is ever a reaction to the Observation-Disclosures
physical or political. Upon this principle it is
not unreasonable to place some reliance.


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