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A«fe GAWRELir TttfOWTBST.
PAYING HER ASSESSMENT.
cflbuiD afu*' u» jjsterd*
ilerallf^xhe halauce offlw
head t‘> the article reads ,
• Tile irieniis ot Urn. Usrt
War Path—Grave Charges
Fraud and Intimidation—Tl
iPeafeucoamlpteiuty but ne
mA —mo in, Htisiutinsis
■ wtm*
hull ynijpati-i y4 , Mil ulivna %trt n«qu
•>t tfiorite* <- -mSM*-* AA1A.
tmt «?»nlnitBw.e> -di a..,-, ,•
to ■*$,” mid
| mhI Abase sad the viadictivenesa of
. the Benner-Watch man. Mid then read
. bis miserable Yankee organ at Gaines
ville and near “Oar Kmory" in his
i wild ravings upon the stump. We
- have time and again defied Mr. .''peer’s
friends u> put their Anger upon a sin*
’ gle word or Use where the Buuoer-
i Watchman Ws^ilei that gentle.
* man's ptfrrtw character or made any
charge foreign to the political issues
i in tbis campaign. And no one has
; ever as yet a tempted to answer save
! by repeating the old cry in the most
i abusive and denunciatory manner.
iteAehrMhraw ! MMKiiriiU
hoasttar wr beaten bgrOatmmcwtt*
'Emory, tngsfhrr with the deep con
ceit, the-venom and audacity of taw-
She, the tfeaperate straights to which
they-are driven and the otter naked
ness fn which they isve jnfly been
shown ‘up, would perhaps excite pity
In the breasts ot mapy. Eonk at the
Southron of Sept. 5th,—the proftrse
bootlicking of Governor Stephens
elect in that issue under the Mad
“Uucle Alec at Atlanta,*' and then
again Us threats towards the o hi Com
moner under caption of “Stephens hi
the ninth,’’ is ludicrous In the ex
treme; the awe ealogtses oar governor
c eS«rt and says fallwttng-£b htacam
paign speech ia Atlanta,) “the old
Commoner spoke the words of troth
and soberness, the speech should he
] published, etc.
room and a thick stood of smoke from
fragrant Havana, cigars. The amok-
eta twt Senator Canssfoo. who a few
days aw*, according to an enthusiastic
aa<* siVoirtng-'yssidagtnn latter writ
er, ssa before a safe ot the Guarantee
-Life and Trust Company and clipped
coupons for four hours. Secretary
tioay. and a few born companions.
They warn telling tunny stories.
. Seeratary Taggart, having opened
War book, looked across the table at
etitojwng wnaioa. wto awt sbaahtd,
evidently unused to such scenes.
“How mack Aa it?” asked the Seere-
pare the former campaigns <4 Mr. jj
Speer with the present canvas. sn<TT
honestly answer us if the Banner- i
Watchman has not conducted the is- j
sue between Candler and Speer on I
higher patty grounds and with less J
abuse and personalities than any race
made in this district since the war T It j
ia well know) that In tile Billups-}
Speer contest the latter gentleman .
was charged with drunkenness, pub- |
lie corruption, appropriating money j
not betonring to him and other grave
crimes. I*> you see any of this in the
perns ot canvass? No: we have eon-
fined the conflict simply to party
grounds and let Mr. Soeet’s private
cfaaraater rest in peace, as that was
not the issue for the pe< >plv to decide.
We openly asserted that he was in
eonapiiacy with the republican party (
to radicalize ('.eonrfa. and we proved
it; we chanted that be waa solely re
work/!* W man who J»a of
ficial mad behind the 'UVT^ Wtieu
this pressure was In ought tmon “Our
Etauvy” be mm fits t smtething must
Ik Joiie, and that quickly. He well-
knows that the paUicatiqu^l‘those en-
joinsd letters to renjibiicaejand his ne
gro pets wonhl mTa him eternally, at*
only in this district Nit throughout tli e
soatb, and he haa no id -aot, lifting that
injunction. Batik is a teen man and
so endeavors t» misguide and QTTod the
people by maHM^ a uiu’r sLJtanova!,
and thw* daMli tnatlseaif until it is
too lafislgetbem to do liiiaTtarao.
In HSiJpaakiii Athens last Friday
'By’filler stated, that he was not
ashamed for the peSpli- to' see anything
be had written of a poRti.-al nature.
I sit was ready to lift tki*_ injunction,
and made this proposition: 'Hist 1 r
proprietors of the BunneiF-Waichinan
am m town te-A—* kite U lfc-rs. when he
•rit hare them teagscr/Nd' by an honest
On Mouday last Hon. Emory Speet,
snugly ensconced behind Uia noble
pair of bays, ponced out of Athens,
en rant* to Waitoi«vilfo. where be
was advertised by his minstrel hand
bill to exhibit In tun favorite charac
ter of "The Martyr.” U will be re
membered that V<4- ftsdiw iurucewm-
pauied whenrVw he gtaw hy/a large
’ _\nd finally on the suBeet of bet
ting, I make this proposition, open to
3nfit otie. I will bet any alwsunt (not
tit*) tk $300 that Sgeer Wifi be' elected
•^rthelMh congress. Any one desir
ing t*» know my financial irepousi bil-
dty tis.make good tile above proposi
tion is referred to the cashier of the
National kawfcaAAthea*.
The other says, “If
Mr. Stephens allows his name and
1 reputation to be used to the discredit
■ of a man who has been Bis life-long
: friend and admirer, falhnflcg to Emo-
. ry Speer) the Southron shall make
[ bitste to strike its colors-and nail to
Its mast some other dag. etc.” Now
fn that speech Mr. Stephens calls up
on the people to "untie and save the
country from imperialism and em-
ptre.” I n that speech the fhr-seefng
statesman expressly declares that ft is
only bf organization that we ean save
Lawshe, the creatnre
tifOur |
, Emory ” decided that he must do like-;
; wise. But failing tot Cad any white
icitiaens who were willing to trust
I their reputation in his company, the
' young coalitionist gathered to his
fold of his negrr. leaders and < har-
• tering a hack roiled iuto the classic
j precincts of Walkiuaviile. Them was
I not a single white man in his'
J train; but he had to look forsolace
; and iBthiisiaam solely to those ten
sons of Ham, who have been making
: electioneering tours over Uie district
' for him.
j If ‘*Our Emory” expected an enthu-
-iaLNtic welcome in Oconee he wan* the
j Worst disappointed man that ever ttud
| shoe-leather. He did not have Goi.
! < andler’s torch-light pn(cession of
I “Niys and niggers” to attract him a
i crowd, so he had to tote his owu skil
let—and a very small skillet it proved,
I too. Although his speech had beeu
j extensively advertised, a very small
crowd was out to hear him. and they
; principally from among the democrat
ic ranks. An. authentic census of his
audience, taken by Mr. A. W. Ash-
j ford, showed that he had 3h jlagkeys,
including the ten he had impkrted
r j front Atiieus,sud -40 whim ten. Juti-
| us, an SIM— anlsred mmm wt». waa [
| present, remarked to os, “I swirbefo’
, the Isjcd, Mister, that 1 carried a min- 1
strel show over to Oconee, and more I
. white and colored to— paid to aee me |
receipt. ,
“Wkat'ayoiu: fl«at naum?" he asked.
“Emma,” arid the girl, timidly.
Mr. Taggart wrote it oat, and hand
ed her the receipt h ,, M .
“I suppose, ” said the girl, rising as
she folded the receipt, “every little
helps.” ... , . .. .
“Ob, yea,” said Mr. Taggart, me-
chuaidiily -
“And it doesn’t make any dlllmiice
—my giving it u> you instead of Mr.
Cooper; does it?” , rM .,
“Oh, no,” said the amiable secret*-
,viBe riouthtow^ wiken. from, a letter
-vjfritten by Mr. Tom A. Hudson, one
of Me. Emory Speer’s appointees in
< 'hallow, Mr. Emory Speer. No doubt ceived a lucre
, it would he highly gratifying (p‘you to Rwill be set
I get your dntckfs upon thosejgomprouiis- . who ik vefip (
. ing missives and have them interpreted benefactor—o
J to suit you and your Meet taste: but the |Gf]U<ip Mr. tif
j Baniier-Watcltniaa fif’iuuettoo ofila bird pa thdNstiosi
; to be caught by sucli chalk. How do *c -bis solvency.
J know but what yoa will have them j<ti l» In less than i
; 'lied ami tN- ohjvetiouabls parts strick- j rtm, cbBCaiitot
i eo out? Oh, Uu! We hare those letters ! beeu aeeetved
in oar pot iqn. and in our bands they and respqr.si
*«• w-ufifia'.uiitil w restad.fr*Hit us by city -dipped a
• tltehand aTtfce IaM- ” his pocketj ai
! But we are equally anxious wi$h your- ’ ti°na pf Mr- B
self to have them publialstd, aud repeat iotasal Bank at
j the pro|(o*iii— made by Be*. Gaudier in | ier - -'* r -
[ tlu—fifi—fit—e Setturd^kkighY! It is j h* 1 <X>me to,
| th«; Tim wdect a sn—gripliie re- j '♦*«.’} Mr
Sappoint one and IliCJchoose " l°oke
To rbsm three gentleman we Ulat * r T - A -
the country,
who foryeaft haa relentfemfy waged
hla warfare upon the organ lied de
mocracy of onr district, sanctions the
utterance, and says they are “the
words of truth and soberness.’' So In
all of Mr. .Stephens' utterances in lus
“Good by,” said the girl, bowing as
she withdrew.
“Good by.” said Mr. Taggart, turn
ing to his world.
j tMZemt frm Pros.
The length of a certain bean blower
is one-third the length of a boy who is
tour feet high when be stand sou a block
five inches thick. What ia the length of
the blower?
.'•x men put in their capital to start a
! co-operative store. What was left after
! the manager got into f-'ansda was valued
at $250, and this represented oaedfth of
what each man pot in. How moeh did
the manager get away with ?
The average cost of curing a sore
. threat is thirty-seven cents, ami dt* aum-
' her of sure throats iu this country aver-
WMO 41 miA llfht na. WW.W Un*
"lent, under the nano- m Geotgts p<#- j n< j abgso in>xt—tgg afifolificiau J
And wiiat XU. make tr m n> ctr- record? is it not the property
n.d rmpl.icic L- tl.eeS| res>cl de-^ , uJ llu „. tllev uot a
icrtuinaiioii oi sui u men as A. B- Buck., r j^httoknow it? This we have sue-
s raiticai >*t the radicals t" ciuer the cj.gfljJly accomplished, and Mr. Speer
;t- die champion of !>•». Gartrel! ‘ g n himself iu such close quarters
i:. a pr-H'-sed conte-t. Ulat he shirks In-hind the law to pre-
We attacfi no .'crioit* iui(M>rtauce to i vent the last nail ot popular indigna-
this very it*snrd anntmit-enicnt, and on- tion being driven into his politicalcof-
Iv cue it this tunch space in tlic Evening ■ fin. We deny that we have eithei
News u> U-t it- reader' see iur them- abused or villi tied Mr. Emory -peer,
sei re» the desperate spirit which acta-] We only did oar duly as a faithful
ate- the enemies ut tiic organized dc- journalist and are not ashamed ot *>ur
till' rare j acts.
The coaVe't. it ; s said, will be made be- But on the other hand Mr. Speer
f..re the legislature, as we bn ve no re- and hi* henchmen have emptied upon
turning i-vard in Georgia,and among the , notonly one devoted head, but beep-
witaerees wwish the ileraJd au.l Mr., ej apim ^ who saw fitfio oppose the
Kin k t.r«*r»om*-to nniisr loru an! nre ^ ... . . . t , . .
nan.. , .t .senator Brein.Gov.Cofouitt, J’uuug coalitionist, the most bitter
< (immi-»io.icr Tnimtuell Henry jack- words of wrath and abuse. We have
sin. E.tu P. IloWell, Cot w. T. New-] been accused of every crime in .the
’ If l ^;. r:c 5. 'T.-'li*''i" 1 ' decalogue, ami had the most infa-
l-iiicir '>en. " r. MoffoH. ex-Gov. ,
'B. tl.. f ■ Tli Amt- Htylen.an. flBee- ' nu ‘ u * la * u ' ts ‘‘raped upon Us,
ir .Iva.n- II..OI Atl.mta,Collector JoliB- becaase We would.not Ism as Erao-
s-s. ':r. annalr, P.-sfmaster Malden, ry’stlirone. A person living without
*•*’ A ega. and amitnuar i et tiers. ^ -s the dfstrict would surmise front read-
IdiMuen-'*oar ofolie friends of (ien?Gar- Mr N*s-r’s organs that the hum-
tr*li w- «?nUv : , ble editor of this* journal w uu a caixdi-
Mr NTepht'iiM may have Wn fairly «!aie for lilt* ?»ullnisre of the people, ia-
eim teo. -..It It is due to the people , ste> a 0 fCoi. Candler. We have been
♦lifeVs.li *iM fenrmr that fa« t. It is due .. _ . v , -
tom-tic-and to th. digmtv of citizen- threaCenct. abused and viliified. aud
step in Georgia that the frauds and cor- , described .is the most infamous crea-
rupunn- which make our electiou* tuis- ■ ture that treads the earth. Even the
era! le tar.vs should, for ouce. be shown ; honorable Jir. speer lias seen fit to
up lo toe gaze oi Georgia and the World. , KI _
The p,.r ty sod honesty of the ballot in “ onnr W ™ «*»-
Cc.rgta ten and.- tliis invest.gati. n. course-, and at last stooped to tlie mia-
and we intend to have :t made and pub- erable end of charging a falsehood
.’Gtted to the people." i that the good people of Elbert county
n*ew die Uertiid goaa on to say, "aa , _ , . . . , D ,, .
the rtr-t result -a (hiscoutcit. »»i*claim- itthla teelh Bnc <-«*
that Governor ifoiquTft will remain ' t'andler has been madi the victim ol
:n nferr until hie sm-russo* is dwiyqnal-i abase, and Mr.ripeer atiniped so low aa
tied, md that Mr. Stephans cannosbu w ea jj j|j m k cowardly fi-.-e. fn
..iiafiji. ! lamihtlie ts-uias o| this conttot _ . . «•
iretS.tsJToftnfetofkvo^'’ feet every man whooppaaca tins ggn-
lt is iiHfliv nressstry to »dd, in coo- . tkrnatt comes in for his share of villi-
cliuiou, that the, wiiute afisir will taB fiuatiofi, t taattars not how high
to the ground. Wld when the mo*ra in hi ehanutcr or bumble his name
ir fitmil havfe I«h«I tJuit* tti np^n us ^ „
ahKmiiv uuU hs.icn to wash • A “d yet Mr. Emory trpeer prates ol
•tieir local* of all cpiinectiou With a*“fihus«! W» there itvera more incon
idea se monstrously rtiiluitloiia and tin- ‘ sistent plea. Peruse week after week
jettriotiu.—-Alignau ,\rM. v the golunitts of bhi wretched Yank*
Mfi vfttaB.” The tram of “MecdtUf” 1
; will not enter this time the halls of .
. congress under the garb of deiuocre- 1
cy. Hia persistent efforts and determi- I
, nation to withhold from the public
;. eye that record which his couatituen- 1
, ey have a right to know JUave sealed r'
bis bite its the NtwCfa beyond ail cavil, i 1
Never before in our day ban there been i '
such a spontaneous uprising of the )
masses against the oppression and !-
homiliatiou which have been heaped ’
I upon a betrayed people, as that now ]'
manifested in the Ninth congression
al district. Such a wave of popular
sentiment for Allen £>. Candler now \>
• sweeping across the Ninth district is h
! enough to enthuse uew life and zeal t
: iuto ail lovers of good government, f
And to the rescue on the Tdt of No- -
i realtor let every freeman come; let
i as not felter or tone to persevere an-
j tii the polls are rinsed on that day; '
, let the young man who would fain
II contribute to the good of his country; '
the middle aged and fit* old; the}
I' wires and children of whom demand
. | that we leave no stone unturned for
The gentleman further stated that this 1
is gettiug sorter tatigueiug to shoe-
leather. i
We are fiftfifertwif. rfildever, to say
; to Mr. T. Ill fojw in th.-it the $3M is
; still at his order/ltod hiai proposition
; wife]]i>e accepted as! soon as he can
! direct the party to a place where he
really haa the money an deposit or
can get his paper endorsed by the
bank. The $.100 is now in the ‘Nat
ional Bank of Athens nod the party
will like it covered as soon as Mr.
Hodgson can mnnagp to do a*.
FROM FRANKLIN COUNTY.
sheand rim mw. We kng>w'thalth<xe tnau.. cneenaLapeer, and the speech
gentlemen to whom we) refer tnlf ] Wlthfint a single convert.,
honorable, aud wifi trustour clajran friqndd in Athens say that ]
in their bauds, although they (fitter the friueral of fir. Billups prevented a |
^ j^iiiticaily. } crowd being out, but this is not tine - ,
as the death of that young man was
We understand that Mr. Speer haa Q „t known in Oconee until the corpse
assured his friends in the lower end of waa brought into town. Mr. Speer is I
the district that he will sweep the 1 M dead ss a door-nail in Oconee, and
mountains aud come to the Air-Line 1 t j, ere i„ no way for him to disguise i
with fabulous majorities; and we have ; the fact. When he travels over the I
reason to think that he has so for im- ; district with a crowd of negro whoop- j
posed upon them as to make some of , ers he gets down to a level where wo
, them believe it. Mr.Johii c. Bitner d u see how any go.si man can fbl-
has ju»t returned from White county ’i^wr him.
and say* that Jesse Lutusdett waa de- [
j feated for tlte legislature solely aud POST OFFICE CGMPLA1NTS
only on account of his a.lv .cacy of
Mr.tipeer. I.umsdeu t* Mr. 1‘Uucr s
nephew, and liesides Mr. l’ituer has
numerous other relatives in White 1 "hen Mr. tsprer Set had his “My
and is a good authority. Mr. Luius- ! Dear Mu” ap|>oiuted postmaster at
den’s oppoueut. J. J. Kitnxy, an- ! Athens we gave tlie uew ..Hirer credit
nounced himself publicly for Candler; for being an honest colored man, who
aud was elected by nearly two bun-I would discharge the duties ol the posh
dred majority in aAoteoJqfdy.tdantt jM*'™ totju- Jjes^of his ability; but <if
SUM. The issue whs i squnrelyrTnafie Jam we ^sv« »«ae to tie- conclusion tliat
between Kimsy as aA’andlef man I tAcrev ^p..foc*liing rotten ia Beu-
SPEER'SUE NAILED-
to the polls, amt withe common inter
est aud a solid purpose to rid our dis
trict of ao cal lad iodependentiam, fear
lessly east our ballots for the nominee
, of tha party—Allen D. Candler.
.* W1ST KB VILLA AX.
: The folfeptfiugpiiper, 4 ;ned by many
of the tost and leading Citizen* nf El-
! bertnn, speaks for it
that while Mr. Speer
to known, that he ran for ’
v. ♦. U. Underwood and
are both organizera and at t
g Y'ow ia about ton hun- J
sadM n,v **
cchsiug us of
* titters from
tHfinuad- I
ed end malicious folsehood against
t% editor of tMfe. pape^ a Hi fimory :
Speer has never no yet had the oppor- I
tunltv of ffeCtening s*ch a lie as this
in our teeth. -The following is the cor- :
rnna HiranntfP The returns received op to half-peat
FROM NACUOCHEE-..,. ... . «tevow o’clock seem to justify the
To the good citizens of the district: I claim that thedemoesafiestate ticket
have heretofore lieeu one of Emory ia elected by upward of five thoaaand
Speer’s strongest supporters, but since majority. Sanguine democrats ctotan
to ken fitiasd the niptihl’MTinn [ »is no a majority more than twice that large,
longer liit toed i board him make amt U ir hardly praatto* tot feOar »e-
his l lcvciund speech and he disclaimed 1 teraa ean change Itoeoltoklufieor
the tine, principles of deoiocracr; mid ] of therepubfiraaa SnMtoteaaaaCy
to «>• uo cmweua oa organiaed demo- , electe two democrats to congress, and
.ham to hear fntm. The Inde
nts too coming np like men e\—
ay tend saying that ttoy are
rd timt they w ere in the wrong
Candler made fifty votes by hia*
peudeiitm If ' he has not
enough t« gw to congresa there
riT. L. Gantt: Dear tii,
t you a list afsomofhf I
we time we could net j
e en-
ir citizens.
»u a th.iu-
gfouth-
i„ am. _ . ty, church or any society, there to* tte|W*d. possibly a majrtrity of them.
” v, Ik >n ..nranlzed- system. Now demre j XHA WteCLT IX WKST ViBOUttz.
n.i ntoe h..« t crafo ot the ulath district, under the , WtUSkUAti, W. V*_ Oft. Bk—Ohio
tut non now _ _. . ... . ■ coudty, the home of the democratic
talk Tif him. “ - **' ** . r candidate for eongreaa andfhitberto
It PeteTueaua! eetotvjimrtea ami repul.lio.m-iu «»j democratic by aboot3a>, baa given a
ist dtfiaa that i threatening ns. consider well before yon ! democratic majority of lam than fifty.
I wTtilUe or j C ** c r mr Nrifct •» 9ttor, that weare ' I-eportafrom t *^y*T io L C< L an .V?. j°~
. I pan give , ‘bligol u. organize. D.. not vat. r.H- tto
v^totoWn : S ‘*« r totependeucc. 11k ‘ duS^Tlj a maiori^ The
...w_ 1 Gainesville edbvet.tiou, as ft IS railed, is second ana fourth districts have been
out tor uur -— r | ^ temorabic men 1 hoHyeowterted, and Thereto aokmweh
y promtneot ‘ ■ * noaoraom men- — tofikto thatto Mm ear.
>. N. Speer’* . «*» h-<raitorboi«,po«rfup|m by j ^ ^ ^ dwmocmk^ byte^ntie.
jmticticket. t tbattody of wi.,te men, if y.Hi toll o>' raiuring 1,000 to 1^00 each.
fiverVfite fori imposed ■** m all, than byMmtte- 1 ’ “ ¥
fin ■»—— ! via or any other ui' Mr. Sj* eris leading
rt thaDf the ' “”> £r ’ e »* Think, gentlemen : consider
k elamten ai we ** *■* «tolatoiwtoto*wvwa reta; see
to itoklia ! that yoar ticket haa the name of A. D.
,believl
mark," ami cau but zttrilmtc it to o^ ,
own «tius-n-r. For tto past few
seeks we have receive.! himdreds of
letters of eouipl.'int fn m suhscrihem
timt they do not receive tlie Baiiner-
Wateiimati, while the Kiltli-^liuget and
other journals never mis*. Suar of
tliese compiaiuta come from oifires where
the mail passe* thmugli do other hands
save |hnse of “My Dear Mat” and die
terminal office. tmoKtime. packages
of our paper, are received broken open,
and I rum ball t o two-tliirds of them
Atrkx., Oct. S. 1 !*.?.—fear Sir*: j
Vcur let ter of the Ittth uitituo. rv.juest-
iug iu<- t > allow my mime to be nsed
before tlie uext legislature as a candi
date f»r tlie uoexptrwd porthm of sena
tor Udi * u>rm iu the senate oftho
l uite.1 -tates. I would certainly be
more «e less than human if I were not
profoundly sensible of the houor you
have ..cue me by tliis invitation. To
be est< > nted wortiiy by so many of my
felluw-citizeus of a place in the sen
ate, is b> me, under any circumstances
one of tlie highest «. idences »f confi
dent. that can to given; but fid. is
Elbkrton, Ga., Oct. 9th, itshi.
Thia is to certify that, we, as citizetm,
ol Elhertou, Ga., lived Qkfe when Mr.
T. L. Gantt was a resident of our
place, - add never was to iu any way
tsfitorcted with airy Freed titans Bu
reau aa clerk or in any way. ^
GxIhuxeu dCk*-k(U>,
| We have now evidence iu our pos
session to convict Mr. Emory Speer of
the most infamous attempt at brilwry
that ever disgraced a Georgia con-
gressmsn. Mr. J. S, Stribling, the
leases of the Krankliu County itegis-
ter, a few days ago, received a regis- ] “ e "Ways pays up tae mom
tarsd letter from Mr. Emory Bpeer. P°k er . which is atora tU
containing $SS, winch “Our Emory" “»*•• of tUmt oM »«
ofiered as a bribe iu consideration of Lawshe, who came to Ueot
ths paper supporting bis claims. Bat wake of Sherman’s army.
be tackled the wroug customer. Thfi, __ _ , —
leaac* of the Register is a poor
tot to hold, hla booot above pridd ** Hr 'J?"***
and Indignantly refuaefi thi* ^ DanW, "' Madto^'
L Tn , Min nm^n-ttinn M* o*-s..= i >peer men. Mr. Bussell Slat
I am wilting in tniat myself in the ' eamittctiiiK lu» excellent little p»|wr before after hi.s electi
iiantife *»r thelegi-latorewr tto>r*ia im } as perfectly neutral In poHties, tot w “
tiuaor aoy other of u^»- life's coucems, ] wbeu this villain.ois attempt to buy */' eu , j,, ■
and l accord to you the right to use his couvictions was made by one so r“j* . “ _ Jr*
my wnw as a candidate before that. high in authority as Emory Speer, he 8 V a 01
tody for the unexpired portion of the j felt that duty required that he come. ] u * a8,n,,? u * - P* er » organ.
term in the senate, to which yoa refer. | forth as an antagonist of such a man. h Rr- ctr . u ,
.la this consent to the use of my and so this week uails to his masthead *
name ia confined to the unexpired the name of Alien D. Candler, that Tlte first circus in this com
term, I trust that my candidacy may 1 pure and incomiptibia patriot, and, out of Putnam county, N. Y.
not become in any manner involved will hereafter battle for bis success, j 1929. It hail 9 or 10 perform*
in the contest between others for the In this action Hr. Btrtbling proves horse*, neith. r tent nor seal
full farm to k4**ki ft si Iaot n Wif h uonf !• klreiusslf *■« Knsuw* fi*% flus li'miafk 1 M k«* o.aa*k!*
Ckntller
tay. I
j moat shamexull.
’ whooping for C
ia bepat; and they aenttoirertsr und
acknowledge it. If ^pter thinks that
it la all wind and no rain about, turu-
iog from Speer to Gandler, let him. see
wkat tto Franklin Cwanty BtfidH
of the Tlh inat., haa to say and look at
1 fit* tom* at its maathead.‘ :; And that
paper received f25 by registers* fetter
' stuiTlfli lit afthfo fotofirtteadn*
out and take a.iand fliififieer. but »U
Tbsm*, J wanes S. Hamilton, Alex.
S. Erwin, 3. H. Bneker, Evan P
HowaU, M. P. Reese, C.H. Phinixy,
G. DuBiguon, P. W. Meldrim,
L Clifford W. Anderson, William