The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-07
LAST BIG RALLY
WILL BE HELD AT THE OPERA
HOUSE BY PEOPLES TICKET
MONDAY NIGHT.
Both Sides Are Confident of Winning
and 1t Will Probably Take the
official Count to Decide.
The agony is very near over.

The agony is very near over
Both sails are well furled Toe po.
litical ruddcr is hard-to ana with top
sail and gib in tho wind both crafts
are now fully in the home stretch
with fair wind and favorable condi-
| Itions, and tho question is, which one
Of taem is on the gaining tack.
A very unique municipal campaign
lis drawing to a close Both sides have
worked earnestly, honestly and doyout-
!, ly.
win the Good Government club re-
main the dominant political influence
in Brunswick or like the ancient en-
pire of old viii it crnmble and
fall at the feet of the people?
VIII a restive list of voters stand by
The controlling power or VIII it vote
back into Office a new regime?
These are the questions,
VIII Croyatt be mayor or will Eman-
Iuel set steady in tho boat?
The people are the triors They are
the exclusive Judges of tho evidence
Iadducod on the witness stand and 1t Is
their province with one fell swoop"
Ito tumble into oblivion the present
reign and shout. "rno king is dead,
long live the lling!"
The campaign is yirtuall over Ad.
Iheronts are as wei satisBcd a victory
as if that fayorite little work had al
ready planted its imp q on their ban.
ners.
Those who favor the candidates of
the Good Government club have iested
taeir cause with the people and the
lonly thing in the way of another public
meeting will be a workers gathering
at he city hall Monday night
The supporters of Judge Croyatt ana
his ticket have the concluding areu.
Iment and on Monday night tley invite
the voters of Brunswick into their con.
Iidence and bid them 10 come to the
Grand opera house, where the final
rally viii be made.
Prominent orato's, nong whcn
may be mentioned Hon. " e. Kay,
Judge Courtland Sym uas, Hon. Edwin
Brobston Col. D. w Krauss, Capt. G..
h. Parker, Hon Il Il. Mason. Judge
A. J. Croyatt and many others will ad.
dress the meeting. and it naturally
follows that "a feast of reason and a
flow of the soul" will foll)y, music
having charms to sooth the saydge
breast will be present and the
occasion promises to be as luspIcious
as the scene will be engaging.
Trere will be no mud Singing, at tie
same time the impending ISSUES )f tae
campaign will be consistently discuss
ed by those who have been named
above.
The fight was practically concluded
last night, and late in the evening
both campaign managers were claim
lign the victory Bets were made with
Ieyen consistency and fewer contests
were ever submitted to the final arbi-
Ilratemet of the people where the
clans. Of two movements displayed as
much enthusiasm and more perfect
confidence as is apparent just On
1.-The eve of the battle. i
OF couIse lots Of people must be dis
appointed, lots of hearts must throb
less enthusiastically Wnen Tuesdays
work is done, but it must be truly said
that in this campaign both tickets
lhaye had earnest effort and honest en-
ldeavor and when the battle shall have
been won the News believes tnat all
differences will be laid aside and
once again the people of Brunswick
will get together and forget the little
note of discordance tnat might have
crept into this campaign.
The two tickets, as they will'be yot-
ed for, are composed of good men and
| in the success of either, Bruaswick's IS
interest is safe.
The polls will open TUESDAY molh-
ing at o'clock. The ele2tio1 man
ayers as named by council are w. j.
Way, w. r. Cox ad j T. baTnbrignt.
lEach~danager will, of course, select a
clerk, Which, as yet, has not been
done.
It is safe to predict that the fight
will be nard one, but here is to the
success Of the winners And whoever
they may be, they win have the earn
est support of the people OF Brunswick
in their administration of public af-
airs. which at this particular time,
icaIIs for the best though and the mos
earnest endeaYor, .-.-.----.--J-