The Bolivar County Democrat., 1906-09-22

Cna5. ScOCC IOT SoNelHoi' ASS, oA~0
seems to be the way OF lt.-Amory
Times.
Charles Scott, of Bolivar County, looks
to be winner, and his prospects are
frightening every day.-Summlt Sen
tinel.
The Pass Christian Beacon remarks:
"From the tone of the State press it
appears that Hon. Charles Scott has a
long lead on the other candidates for
Governor"
Hon. Charles Scott is in the race for
Governor of Mississippi, and he will
have strong following in support OF
his ndidacy.-Greenwood Common
wealth.
If this thing keeps up, Chas. Scott,
of Bolivar County, will be the only man
to 90 into that primary for the noml-
nation of andidates.-Natchez Democrat
and Courier.
The Pass Christian Beacon says:
"From the tone of the State press it
appears that Hon Chas. Scott has a
long lead on the other candidates Tor
overnor."-Natchez Democrat.
Hon. Charles Scott, of Rosedale, has
announced himself as candidate tor
the governorship of Mississippi. we
don't think a better man could be Sc
lected.-Lambert Mirror, Quitman Coun-
ty.
The active canvass for governor is not
vet begun. But Hon. Chas. Scott is
doing some very fine work on his politi-
cal fence. He will be potent factor in
the contest.-Ocean Springs News.
Hon, Charles Scott, of Rosedale, has
announced positively that he will be
candidate for Governor. He is strong
man and The Enterprise predicts that
he will be factor in the race.-Green-
wood Enterprise.
Hon. Charles Scott, of Rosedale, Miss,
has announced for Governor. Mr.. Scott
is one of Mississippi's noblest citizens
and will be, if not the winner, close
second in the race.-McComb City Enter
prise.
More than half dozen men are now
actively engaged in the race tor Cover
nor. but the picturesque figure OF Hon.
Chas. Scott looms up above the rest like
tall sycamore in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
wood Enterprise.
If the election of the next Governor
were left to the newspapers, there Is
no denying the fact that Hon. Charles
Scott would win in a walk-and Ihe
Enterprise is inclined to the opinion
that the press reflects the sentiment OF
the people,-The Greenwood Enterprise
Judging from his newspaper support
it looks as if Hon. Charles Scott, OF
Rosedale, has a good chance OF being our our
next Governor.-Hinds County Gazette
Newspaper support is pretty gooo
index to public sentiment.-Vicksoure
American.
Hon. Charles Scott, of Rosedale, mas
about decided to enter the race for GOV,
ernor Mr. Scott has quite number OF
hitching posts over the State and he Is
considered strong man and is feared py
his opponents.-The Marks Review.
Hon. Charles Scott, of Bolivar Coun
ty, has announced as candidate for GOV
ernor. Mr.. Scott is one OF Mlsslsslp
pi's most distinguished sons and If elect
ed will make our commonwealth splen
did Governor.-McComb City journal.
1t is not vet known what other candl
I. dates there may be for the office named
but The Beacon, without committing u
self, can say that the candidacy OF suci
man as Mr.. Scott deserves the earnes
consideration of every thoughtful cltl
zen of the State.-Macon Beacon.
Hon Chas Scott, who has more friend
than any other man in Mississippi, ha
been very busy the past few weeks. H
and his many friends are very nue.
gratifed at the kind and generous wa.
the press of the State are espousln'
his candidacy.-Canton Times.
From the farthest confines of tn
State come the sentiment that hon
Chas. Scott, of Rosedale, is the man wh
should be elected governor of our grea
commonwealth. While greatly honorin
him, should he be chosen, his selectlo
would reflect credit upon the State
Sunfower Tocsin.
From what we have been able 7
gather about the local situation wit
reference to the gubernatorial race
Chas. Scott of Bolivar County, will re
eelve every vote in the city. AS 10
tne county every precinct will vote 10
nm to man.-Natchez Democrat an
Courier.
:, A dispatch from Jackson states tina
non. Charles Scott, of Rosedale, ma
formally announced that he will be
candidate for Governor. Mr.. Scott
one of the leading men of the State. Il
Is Is an able lawyer and well qualified fo
.he high office. He says he will car
Sass the State at the proper tlme.-
oenatobia Democrat.
II is physical impossibility to pleas
every man. Even Chas. Scott, OF Bol
var, tailed to please half-dozen MIS-
sssippians. But as this half dozen
soihposed of men who are candidates 1e
governor, we would say that they al
Eeludlced against him, and are, ther'
Wsvre, ruled out as incompetent judges
Na'chez Democrat and Courier.
Inc announcement of Hon. Charl'
s.eott, of Rosedale, for Governor, he
s''raeted more attention from the pres