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Twice, since The memorable contests OF
1910. have the People of Tennessee vind:-
Gated til smselves from the foul charge that
they were drunk and led away by ''iog cab
ms "cuun SKINS" sc. For Two years
Col Polk has been rejoicing that The people
had hecome sober, aud ready To receive Ihe
truth. What is the inference from this?
that, in 1910, the people were so intoxica-
ted that they would not receive the words
Of truth. and therefore were capable OF self
government. In the language of con-
temporary, this Is libel upon free govern
ment, and upon The elective system, grps-
ser and having less the semblauce oi truth
than ever uttered by 'Frollope. Hall or Dick
ems, or any at the brood of transatlantic
Columbia OJserrcr.