The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-19
BRUNSWICK WANTS BRANrLEY.
People Believe That North Georgia
Will COncede Their Wishes in the
Matter,

People Believe That North Georgia
Will Concede Their Wishes in the
Matter.
Brunswick, Ga, July 1S.-All of South
Georgia is rejoicing in the prospect of
furnishing the next Governor, and it
will be no surprise to the people of the
state to learn that South Georgians
have determined to ask that the rec
oenluon to which they have so long
been entitled be given them and they
leel sure that the balance of the state
VIII gracefully yield, especially when it
Is known that the distinguished and
dple congressman from the Eleventh
uIstflct, the Hon. VIM. G. Brantley, is
10 De presented as the candidate, pro-
nlued he will permit the use of his
name name, His friends tonight practically
IuO MI. Brantley in the race in the fol-
"Mihg announcement:
- south Georgia hasn't furnished a
e Go.erhor for thirty years, and yet this
zion has always been the very
55,ionshoid Of Democracy, and her sons
nave rendered distinguishes service in
.i.e nails OF national and state legisla-
ION and the hustling North Georgia
,tas always claimed that she was real
~ not grasping, but that South Geor-
GO was merely extremely modest, and
tao.rn5equently was not rendered volun-
Co. mat which she did not assert
neiselt' but the time has come
~ '', "a ,ue people of this section propose
49, 1'''S ,e IN the support of one of her
ana ust lnguished and popular sons,
49, we feel sure that North Georgia,
,,n, III TACT, every section of the state
ton" "00oru US this recogh-
caiy,asfessman Brantley has been re-
usos urgent requests to permit the
qYos ol ms name from prominent and in
If la gentlemen in various sections
mem -'e state and since the announce
thai \. nun. Fleming G. duBignon that
10 b,'" would not be possible for him
have ohe candidate these requests
msnd ,gSSlallzed in the form of a de-
annon, ,ilat MS friends be allowed to
pressIr. ms candidacy. While ex-
these de, we deepest appreciation of
assurarI'''eo trations of confidence and
has ', .ataces Of support. Mr.. BrantIev
men. elIalned from making any state
yeiS as 10 whether or not he would
Is So 20 these requests. However. he
Geofps 'slDle Of the fact that Southern
that +, h. s,louId name the next Governor
win ~, y safe to say that his patriotism
friepSso allow him to decline. His
ara I ro, are legion. his splendid abilities
secto, " snIzed by the people OF every
unoyss." ~ we state. South Georgia. will
thusss..i.''nably give him united and en-
tallBees support and the sense OF
pIeGf ,. which characterizes The neo-
Win NV balance Of the state. coupled
date C'yir admiration for the eandl-
ogereb.Hil lnquestionably result IN an
beHg Ining majority Of the delegate
tngsssI, tucted for Giynn's ne.
as m1.5- =. o.Niil!ey's promotion has been
% o. t.. as u has been deserved Fleet
f.asf.3 Lesislature Just after he bad
t1uy IN N y, majority. he served with
ord ~ ~ NE lower house. ana Al ~
a'e Ind . Term was sent 10 he Sen.
tafs of .. vac one 81 the leading mem
Hall, u. body Do 1861. Soon after.
n mo- Fr,..s elected solicitor general
% stta.a.,1 . aick circuit. then rs-eieet.
ns opnoaltion ana h 100. spon
ll \. 1910. .''on n Hon. Henry q. an.
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