The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-01
BRUNSWICK is FOR ESTlLL.
BIG RALLY TO BE HELD AT CITY
HALL TUESDAY NIGHT.

Col. EstilI VIII Address the Voters.
He Has Not Only Gained Greatly in
Brunswick Recently, But Seems to
ties-His Friends Issue n Signed
Statement, Urging His support and
Giving Reasons Therefor.
Brunswick. Ga. June IA big Estill
rally will be held in this city next
Tuesday night at the City Hall. and
the gathering will be addressed by Col
EstfIl. Hon. Frank NJ. Oliver of Sa-
vannah. and a number of Brunswick
orators, among them being Col. c. P.
Goodyear and DR.. J. A. Butts.
The rally is expected to do great good
for Col. Estill and it is now generally
thought that the Savannah candidate
will make a close race in Glynn coun-
ty. Two weeks ago, there were moth
ing but Terrell men in this city, no in
terest was being manifested in the con
test at all. while at present every 9TH
er citizen is wearing an Estill button
and his friends are hard at work all
over the county. A preliminary meet
ing was held tonight, which was pre-
sided over by DR.. ]. A. Butts, and { IL
arrangements for the rally Tuesday
night were made. and it is expected to
be one of the largest political gather
ings ever held in Brunswick.
Not only has Col EstilI greatly
gained in this county during the past
few weeks, but the same state of af-
a feiF III
every nearby county Estill stock has
taken great jump. 1t is certain that
he will carry Camden. Mcintosh, Lib
erty, Pierce, Clinch, Telfair, Emanuel,
Coffee, while he has the best chances
in Glynn, Ware, Wayne and most of
the others of the Eleventh congress
sional district
A prominent state senator was in
Brunswick to-day and in conversation
with your correspondent, he said:
Il am surprised at the Estill senti-
ment over the state generally, and 1
now honestly believe that the Chatham
county candidate stands the best
chance of election. During the past
few weeks l have travelled consider
ably over the state, and every
where 1 find Estill supporters.
Up in North Georgia, he is making
an excellent race, and I feel certain
that he will carry Lumpkin, Hall,
White, Dawson, Habersham, Pickens,
Union, Gilmer, while in a number of
others he is making strong race.
AS to Middle Georgia, 1 am not very
well acquainted with the situation, but
understand he is holding his own. In
South Georgia, to which section 1 am
glad to say 1 belong, the Savannah
candidate is leading the others.
AT any rate, Col. Estill is making
a good race, and l honestly believe he
has a most excellent chance of captur-
ing the trophy"
Messrs. e. C. Ryals and A. NJ.
Lucas of Savannah, are in the city to-
day. in the interest of Col. Estilrs can
didacy and they are both during some
good work.
Why support Col. EstiII.
The following call was tonight is
sued by Col. Estills friends.
The undersigned citizens of Bruins
wick and Glynn County earnestly re-
quest the citizens of our city and coun-
ty to cast their votes for Hon. ]. H.
Estill for Governor, at the coming
primary, on June 5th next:
Because he is a South Georgia can
didate and the only South Georgia
candidate in the field, and because
South Georgia has had no recognition
in the election of a Governor for the
past eighty years.
Because Col Estili has built UP a
great newspaper, the Savannah Morn
ing News, which has been the great
est power in the newspaper field in
South Georgia, and has always WELD
ed that power intelligently and earn
estly and effectively, for this section
of the state.
Because Col Estill is not only a man
of irreproachable character, but a sue
cessful business man from his youth
up, and because there has never been
time in the history of Georgia when
business methods were more urgently
demanded in the Governors office than
now.
This was signed by the following
gentlemen: w. r. Dart, Julius Metz
ger. Claude Dart, John B. Dart, B. P.
Coleman, E. A. Perniman, j. A. Butts,
Jake Smith, B. ]. Butts, N Emanuel,
w. Merchant, ]. w. Price, Jr., H. C.
Courvoiser. C. A. Herfel, C. D. Par
ker, Frank D. Aiken. B. A. Fahm, c.
P. Goodyear, C. Miller, w. ]. Way,
C. w. Deming, w. S. Mclaughlin, G.
A. H. Jennings. o. w. Cole, w H.
Berrie, A. c. Banks, w. M. Baker, C.
A. McCardel, r. E. Calnan, S. w.
Baker, R. V. R. Schuyler, M. James
Coplson, j. L. Richardson. George A.
Newman, D. ]. Gill; Tobias Newman,
G. +. Gay, Moses Daniels, Alex Peters,
A. E. Wenz, S. S. Ricket, J. A Nc
Tendon, o. E. West. R, D. Charlton,
G.. S. Tader, I. A Miller,
Fl. L. Dart, W. B. Burroughs, Jr, l..
j. Leavy, Jr., C. H. Jewett, c. A. Lar
sen, - Low. U. Dart, C. M Tilton,
R. B. Mccullough, Willard E. Reese.
E. e. Dart, E. c. Bourne, W. D. Pc
tiers, Oscar w. Arfwedson, j. F. T.
Williams. Joseph Vaughan, F. NJ.
Baker.