Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-06-20
COrdclc EntcrtdinS
Press Associate
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Against Russians
HOKE SMITH AND The WAYCROSS JOURNAL.

| HUkE smith anu lhE WAYCKUSS JUUkNAL.
The waycross prefers Smith his superior
force aud because he is "A MACHINE
UNDUE LEGs-
ATN but insists that he
with that of the democratic party not in sympathy with
the people,
The Journal says:
The Fitzgerald Enterprise thinks correct guber-
@ ex3s IN 9hS @ thee The Enter
that we have been lead into the error by the tact that
Hoke Smith does not bootick the small politicians
I'VE did expect the Enterprise to with that
point esteemed contemporary missed the idea when ae
cused of supidy allowing Mr. Smiths non-famlarly with
small politicians to mislead US.
mo Mr. Smiths national record since he has been before
public always registered him the side with the Cleveland
wing Of the Democratic party and have never been able
people, the individuals that belief have
personally interested the concrete We know that Mr.
money towards the education the but ne swung all his
political force in opposition to the absolute rule Of the people
personal efforts behalf of their education It
the right dictate them they should it,
the giving of smaller gift and withholding the greater and more
ona contributions and withhold his patronng attitude The
has when the intelligent enough to do their
thinking and also to dig out their by the help Of
individual need tender his gifts he must
higher condolences for himself and other favored few who have
position by superior quality of money getting. .
But this the identical position of the Enterprise ed
However Editor will join assertion that we
favor Mr. Smith because really the superior force thus far
So his national views they will
not have much to do with the governoshp What want
Georgia that break the machine and rid the state
o the undue influence its executive legislative and
judicial functions Mr. Smith processes to be sincere in his plat
and there doubt that he the only
that stands show of enforcing such
revolution Mr. Howell does not propose it any concise
could enforce if he He has paa
and consored with too long become Its enemy ana one
need not expect it.
"Asfor Farmer Jim Smith, is not likely that will
through Neither has ghost of show and only
the effort of the machine will keep either one in the race
able few counties with his check book
possibly win the votes carry the conVe
ton horse without buying outright and the day buy
ing conventions IS ABOUT over SO na ne LAS dDout "o
Should the we future for him.
the original and genuine reormer but Tor
hope be Geor
will genuine reformers They preere who
that line who has expressed them
Everybody Smith genuine original reform
stands chance to But even though ne
by honor stand it and this sort more to be desired
than makes professions who known to be the ma
candidate and who will not promise substantial re-
form and whom nobody would believe if he did.
unless the people thoroughly aroused on TINS reform
movemenwhch they are mott Will be dhcuit 10 eject man
LaFolctte Douglass and since we nave no sucn men
sight probable that shall havea genuine reform YET
awhile. 49, ,oo4 aa .,o
But willing for Mr. Smith to do his best and make
play at it. If and fall in love with it, he might reform
himself and that would be worth the candle"
Editor Greer is all -argh-except when he is all
wrong and bad wrong not will not because he not
give one ota good for his contention that Hoke Smith
is not, heart and soul, with the common people,
true that he is uncommon man, has some money III
magnificent hotel when he might have put into CABINS
professional services Where otn
lawyers are glad get $50 and lives the aristocratc
ton Of the capital city, nothing all that that
lack sympathy for and with the people
Certainly he right that other claims who
makes gift for education for purpos that of directing
how shall used. Certainly Mr. Smith is not different from
the man who gives his time his cash. for education
By this DEAL Fitzgerald gets cookDormny