The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-18
MASS MEETING is ON "A. z. i .:- !: 5: !:
.....: !. !. FOR R80'CL LOCK TONIGHT:
Efforts are Still Being Made ITO Get a Harmonious
Action Of All Interests and ills a Result to VI
Be Greatly Desired and Worked For a14l U

!. QlQ UUlAGu tut. LssSls.
The friends of and those who have
suggested the above named g. ntlemsn
ss best stlfiited and qualified to represent
the interests of all the people of the
city Of Brunswick are unalterably
opposed to msss meeting, where, as it
fs well known, few control, eod many,
ana particularly the voters have littls
or no opportunity OF expressing free
choice for those fav pred by them for
prefsrment. Their frien de- are stron Rly
Ia favor OF, and later on will properly
Gall for tbs holding of a W hite primary
70 nominate an aldermanio ticket,
where full opp )riunity may be given fer
the free expression of ,heir choice TO-
four aldermen. This naanot be done at
aimass meeting, as well as at q primary
election. No one oau deny this With
reason ;for It is well known that at all
past MACS meetings held in this neck OF
the woods, the slate is fixed before;
hand by the permanent chairman, who
is elected at the meeting to appoint the
cCmmittee to 60 out and nominate, and
the whole slate goes through wl,ha
whoop and rush 90 sos eToE8UIs8H
The committee was further instructed
to expressly deny the statement as
made by some who are in favor OF other
persons for alderman than the gentle~
men above named, that these gsptIetnep
.
are merely Law and Ofdsr League can 7
didates; and that. il they are elected
by the people Of BrunswickY they would
represent only the church. goers, to the
" xc'usion Of others; and especially To-
correct the sta'ementl Of one ct the
newspapers Of the city, ths. the above
named gentlemen hsv, been nonii mated
By the Law and Oder League only
THIS is not true. The Law and Order
League has not as such nominate ed any
atdermanic tick 4; GeitLer has the &c
called 'Rng, neither has the SO oslled
''Good Government Club," F." and neither
as Jet has the so called MASS Meets
;ngJ, asofesGI7 1.iH hsjuagmcols sf2u
f's50 saEd oo1 8cn@ -U ,a.f tadoTad 10
These gentlemen have not as ) ct besn
q nominated by any poll icsl wing or
action, hut they have heen suggee ed
to the good citizens Of BrunsH ick 8
men who would be satisfactory to the
majority of the entire psopie0 of tho
city.
We feel as ured that should the ad-
voca:es Of the mas meeting agree TO
go iuto white primary, four 6 nflemeD
8 satisfactory to the greatest number OF
B:uuswick's citizens could be nominal
ed; and this to, without vote buying
OF any o:h>r cause thai wou:d engende.
strife. AS before ststei, should the
msiority Of the voters at a white pri.
mary prefer and enominate other good
citizens than the four gentlemen above
named, the friendstf these gentlemen
would supp Or. such ticket In the
general election heartily.
The committee was further, instruct
cd to urge upon those who are friendly
to and will favor the above named
gentlemen for alderlnen, should those
who insist upon the mass meeting not
finally agree to the holding Of q white
primary, not to bind or commit them
selves to any otLer candid ate, shou
For LaGrippe and lnhu-
enza use CHENEY'S EX-
pECT0R IN