Sheila Hickman: Governor's race in 1886 more personal than today
In 1886, campaigning was more personal. The candidates for the governor’s race were the Taylor brothers, who traveled by train across the state.
Source: columbiadailyherald.com
Stay updated with breaking news from Edwardw Carmack. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
In 1886, campaigning was more personal. The candidates for the governor’s race were the Taylor brothers, who traveled by train across the state.
Whoever wins the governor’s race has an opportunity to make decisions and support the legislation which will affect 7.2 million Tennesseans.
We erect statues to commemorate heroes, honor the fallen, mark places of great historical significance or to preach to the world the ideals we wish represented.