The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-01
.ESTILL RALLY
TUESDAY NIGHT
SAVANNAH CANDIDATE AND 9TH
ERs WILL SPEAK AT THE
CITY HALL.
Gathering Expected to Be a Large
and Very Representative

Arrangements have been made for
mammoth Estill meeting to be held
in this city, at the city hall on next
Tuesday night and among the speak
ers win be Col. Estill, Frank NJ. Oil
yer and others of Savannah and
Brunswick and the meeting is expect
ed to do mucn good for the Savannah
candidate in this county.
Colonel Estill, although he claims
to be no orator always interest his
hearers ami The News bespeaks for
him a large ,io"~. He. is making a
vqry strong race for governor and,
during the past few weeks, has gained
wonderfully, according to all reports
Mr.. Frank M. Oliver is one of Sa-
vannan's best orators and always inter
ests his audience Besides these two
gentlemen, the meeting will be ad-
dressed also by number Of Col. Es-
GsTs Brunswick supporters, among
thdm Col c. P. Goodyear Dr.. ]. A..
Butts and others
The meeting is expected to be large
~ attended, as it win be well adyer-
tiscd before Tuesday and Col Estill
has large following in Glynn coun-
ty, who will whoop up the meeting
His supporters in this city are now
at work and will make a strong fgnt
to carry Glynn county for him Thurs
day
The following was issued by his
friends last night
The undersigned citizens of Bruins
wick ana Glynn county earnestly re
quest the citizens of our city and-coun-
ty to cast their votes for Hon. j. II.
Estll for governor, at the coming
primary on June 5th, next
list. Because he is South Georgia
candidate and the only South Georgia
candidate in the field, and because
South Georgia has had no recognition
in the election CT a governor for the
past eighty years
I'd Because Col. Estill mas built up
a great newspaper, the Savannah
Morning News. which has been the
greater power in the newspaper field
in South Georgia, and has always
welded that power intelligently and
earnestly and effectively, for this sec
tion Of the state.
3D. Because Col Estill is not only
a man of irreproacnable character. but
a successful business man from his
youth up, ana because there has never
been time in the history of Georgia
when business methods were more
urgently demanded in the governors 5
office than now
w r. Dart, julius Meter Claud
Dart, John B. Dart, B. P. Coleman,
E. A. Penniman, j. A. Butts, Jake
Smith, b. J. Butts N. Emanuel, w.
Merchant, J. NJ Price, jr., Fl. c.
CoHvoiser, c. A. Herfel, G. d. Par
ker, Frank d. Aiken, B. A. Fahm, c.
P. Goodyear, c. Miller, w. l. Way,
c. w. Deming. w S. Mclaughlin, G.
A. II. Jennings, o. w. Cole, w. II.
Berrie, A. c. Banks, w NJ. Baker, c.
A. McCardel, r. E. Calnan, S. W
Baker, r. V. r. Scuyler, M. Jas. Col
son, j. L. Richardson, Geo. A. New
man, G. F. Gay, Moses Daniels, Alex
Peters, A. E. Wenz, S. s. Riclcet, ].
A. McLendon, 0. E. West, R. D. Charl-
ton, G. S. Fader, L. A. Miller, H. /.
Dart, w. B. Burroughs, jr., L. J. Leayy,
jr, c. H. Jewett, c. A. Larsen, -
Low, U. Dart, c. NJ Tilton, R. B. Nc
Cullougn, Millard E. Reese, M. e.
Dart, E. C. Bourne, w. d. Peters, Os-
ear w. Arfwedson, l. f. t. Williams,
JAS Mangham, F. M. Baker.