The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-03-12
NESBITT ENDORSED
by Georgia Press Over.
whelmingly.
HIS REELECTION ALMOST ASSURED,
Some Few Notices from the Press Civ
en- as how His Candidacy is
Favored.

Our county man, R. 7. Nesbitt, is about
the most popular man with the press and
people of any man that ever filled the Of.
ice of State Agricultural Commissioners.
de has made most acceptable and com.
petent officer, saved the people money, and
served them faithfully and we'll. His re-
election is almost assured. which will be
gratifying to his many friends here. The
following are few press clippings COM
plinentary to Col. Nesbitt:
Jackson Argus: Commissioners Nesb;tt
has succeeded admirably with his agricul.
tural department and has won the conf
dence and respect OF the agricultural de.
partment and has won the confidence ard
respect of the agricultural classes through.
out the state. He will offer for collection
and deserves the place again"
Papers all over the state are speaking
kindly of Commissioner Nesb;tt. and
think he ought to be reelected 20 the Of
tce he has filed so satisfaction to the
people. He is in touch with the best in.
terest OF the farmers-being a practical
farmer himself.-Acworth Post.
Again we rise to remark that Hon. r.
1. Nesbitt is making Georgia one of the
best missioners of agriculture she has
ever had, and we are glad to see that the
papers and people OF the State are almost
solidly indorsing his administration of the
affairs OF bis artment.-Cuthbert Lib,
eral Enterprise.
The present incumbent, BON. R. r.
Nesbitt, will. it is understood be candi,
date tor reelection to the office Of com.
missioner Of agriculture. Mr.. Nesbitt has
made good record and The Times Re.
corder is for comforting the honor upon
him again.--Americus Times Recorder.
Lincoln News: From favorable notice,
in the daily and weekly press we learn tina
the present incumbsut, Hon. r. It. Mes
bltt. will be 2 candidate for recollection /,
tine office OF State ff1ElmissIoner of Agri
culture. Col. Nesbitt first tenure OF OF,
lce began with the retrenchment and re.
form ,and he ~has kept up the pace b,
giving the people rlost able. efficien
and economical administration of the az,
ricultural department.
If Commissioner Nesbitt's official du.
ties allow the time he ought to visit every
portion of the State, and give the farmers
the beceft OF such talks as he gave here
1t would encourage and enthuse our agri>
culturists Ia the pursuit of their labor, and
stop the folly OF going in search of better
country. His heart is in bis work, and
few men have ever done as much for any
state, as the wise, active. untiring, unas
Stunning Nesbitt has done for Georgia.
Adairsville Banner.
The monthly bulletins sent out by Mr..
Nesbitts department handle practical ag>
ricultural subjects in practical manner,
and are hence oil value to the farmers, who
form the greater part of the constituency
OF the country paper. Then these reports
are furnished free to the papers in stereo-
typed plates and are Source OF saving to
the publishers Macon Telegraph.
This idea of placing the results of the
experiments OF the agricultural depart.
ment in plates and furnishing them to any
newspaper regardless OF politics Or relig-
ion was stroke OF genius, for which the
commissioners of agriculture is entitled to
great credit. By this means the valuable
information gained through these expert,
ments are given the widest circulation, and
are placed in the hands OF practically
everybody in the state to whom they arc
interesting Macon Telegraph
From The GAINESVILLE Advertiser.
The man who opposes Commissioners
Nesbitt will have all he can do, and then
most probably, will wish he had never
known him. He has filed the office most
acceptably, and proven his entire fitness
TOR the position. One OF the most promi,
nent farmers in our county said one day
this week: The administration of Mr.
Nesbitt has given entire satisfaction to the
farmers OF the state, and he ought to be re-
elected"
Col. r. I. Nesbitt is making Georgia a
most acceptable Commissioner OF Agrcul>
ture and is filling the duties of that office
IN manner which reflects credit upon the
office and the man. BE is a man of pro.
gressive ideas and has displayed marked
ability in the discharge OF the duties con
nected with his department of agriculture
is very important one and it is satis-
faction to know that 1t has such man Of
Col. Nesbitt at its head Grange
Graphic.
A man who discharges the duties CT a
public Office well, will not fail to receive
the communication of good citizens Such
case is that Of Mr.. Nesbitt, commissions
er OF agriculture. Under his administra-
ton what was once regarded as but Q
useless branch OF our state government
has become an important ard beneficial
one 10 our farmers Mr.. Nesbitt is de,
servedly popular with the planters, and
the Telephone hopes he may be long con-
tinued in office, -Sylvania Telephone.
We are for the old "hoss Col. R. T
Nesbitt Com missioner OF Agriculture viii
stand for re-election.-He has done So
well that to even think of swapping him of
and running the risk OF getting one tina
would allow rptroOrution |. in fhis danart