Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-03-25


which his line talents and parlIa
mentary skill have so a5undanlly
qualified him, he would carry Il lar.
ger influx OF brains into that body.
--HamboH Messenger.
WORTHY OF REMUNERATION.
We announce in this issue of the
Progress Hon. B. A. Enloe, of Jack
son, a candidate for congress, in
this, the eighth congressional dis
trlct. The writer having been init
lnately acquainted with Mr.. Enloe
for several years past takes pleasure
IN recommending him to the voters
of the district as a man IN every
way worthy OF their suffrages. He
is a lawyer Of mere than ordinary
ebihty, thoroughly versed in parlla
mentary technics, and woulu make
a representative who would do hon
or to his constituency and TO him
self. He is democrat whose poIlt
cal record is above reproach; has
done valuable work for his party
during seventeen years Of public
lie, and is eminently worthy Of re
muuelatloa at the hands of the par
ty which be has 50 faithfully served,
To make long story short, Nj.
Enloes leading characteristics are
comprised in the three simple, oml
nous woGds-genIleman. statesman,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Progress.
REJOICE AT HIS PERSONAL sue
CESS.
Hon. b. A. EnIOe, Of the Jackson
Tribune and Sun, mas announced
himself Il candidate tor congress.
Inc strongest reason We can offer
Why he Should not be elected is that
he 10 a democrat Enlue is IA clever
and polished gentleman. tie would
40 credit to his party ID congress or
any where else. But man OF En-
loe's sense aud personal worth Is ali
The more cuIpahle or being oem.
ocrat. He knows better. The big
yes. sinner IN the world is Lae mau
wb0 sine hn""ins.y. The biggest
fool democrat III tue couatry is one
who is Il democrat and Knows bet.
ter. That's Enloe. We would re
joIce over his PERSONAL success, but
ne nope he Will set defeated such
men give The party more crejtt ,ha"
II Is eutlL'ed 10 away from uome.
hey do not nlrly represent tnelr
party. En,oe ought 10 ne defeated
tbs own parry ought 20 help deiea
ann. tie ~ TOO good, too progress
We ,ur lt.-NdtiOAaL Re0teW Rep
WILL SEE THAT HE "GErS THERE"
II there Is Il man vino has heeG
prominently mentioned for congress
>lonal hOnors IN this, the SCh dis
jilct, tnat man l. the able editor OF
The jackson Tribune dRi Sun,
whose ADVERTISEMENT appear "a
this issue, The why aHi wherefore
of his defeat tWO Years go is S,tiI
fresh in the memory Of our pcopl
who owed Capt. Taylor an "a
iorsemenL-but even then he ulyli
ed hon0rS of our couHty coav Btj"n
with our present mcmOUr. Mr. EniOe
has devoted la 2v pa,s,up ut on,
time advocating what he be leved
to he for the best interest vi the
common country, Is i've, progress
I'VE, wide wake, weil-versed IN the
immaculate wants ot our reo, lie, anu
is untirlug IN his labor, no h puhhc
~ on the rUotl un OF III QUIZ The
columns of his pap, +, for Tie benefits
OF the masses. whose cause he has u
heart. 1t is uf han that 1T has oeen
said that Tennessee contains no
truer son, none more devoted 90 her
interests and no debater better
equipped for stump or Legislative
halls" While we ditfer politically
with Bother Euloe, We admire HIM
as gentleman OF high social at
taiEments, aid would commel d
him to the voters OF our Uuun,y as a
man, should he be elected, that will
represent them wOrthIly IN The nat
iona legislature. lie ,S democrat
trle1 auG true, sad h's H. frlchds
IN .icNahuy wi. do their p IT IL
>eeiug ID 1t thst be "gets there"
lhis tlne --dcNutry IadepeHdest