The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-16
WHAT STATE PAPERS
ARE SAYING
nrvon.. New Motion killed It.

Bryan.s New Motion Killed 1t.
Mobile Register.
We think somebody said something
about there being a tariff issue. WE'LL
what's became 3 y y
Long Enough and to Spare.
No fault will be found with the plat
form adopted by the State Convention
on account of brevity. 1t is Voiuhie
and then some.
Grand Juries should Act.
Scottsboro Age.
1t is time for officers in general to
study more thoroughly their duties.
and for grand juries to act rather
than recommend" so much.
Troubles Just Begun.
Bullock County Breeze.
Now that Lulu and Leander, of Sun.
day supplement fame, nave at 9st
gotten married. their real troubles
have Just begun.
Aupearances Often Deceitfui.
Headland Post.
Never Judge by appearance: A shah
by coat may contain an edltoI' Th
lid gloves may be delinquent SUP
scriber. =, N
Who Started Its
Birmingham Ledger.
we Democrats have a wild and un-
t.nnabla desire to laundry our linen IN
rublic. That sullivan row Is just IKE
us. And a Congressional election on
land. too. =,
Every Town StiIl Has Them.
Eufaula Times.n
There seems to he a split on with
the officers throughout the country 70
set move on ragrants; tmeS ,york
the opinion that those who won't Work
should not eat. and they are ABOUT
right A
VIII Want to Know, You Know.
Birmingham News.
Then again, If Cuba should be an
rexed. the residents would no doubt
like to. have 1t settled just who they
are and not be subjected to the an.
noyances that overlook the Porto
Ricans. ~ Al N
They Took Already Prepared Medicine.
Huntsville Mercury.
The largest number of POLITICIANS
seen at a State Democratic Convention
in Alabama are in Montgomery, ana
with a great many OF them they couIu
just as well be at circus SO tar as
results are concerned. What WON
derful infatuation politics has for us
American people:
This Don't Fit In with Political Jere-
mlauS.
Albertville Banner.
bama has such widespread prosperity
been known in Cur State. Everywhere;
in all lines, people are prosperous ana
happy Up here in Marshall County,
and esnAcialiy on Sand Mountain, pros.
rerity and contentment journey manu-
iii hand.
Ten Cents Is Little Enough.
Enf tl1a Times
No one should object to the minimum
nrice of ten cents for cotton whether
such a thing is compulsory or not
! Ten cents is little enough for cotton
| and ANYTHING below that means all
classes, except the sharks are hurt;
| The farmers and business men snouiu
contend for that price and work 10
that end, =,
| Rut They Won't Endorse Socialism.
Birmingham Ledger.
The Washington Post says there has
never been any doubt n OF tne ti hui nsrtv
and that had they voted together they
would have elected Bryan and Parker.
| Consequently they can elect Bryan
again. If they vote f5e oIgestien that cons
| fronts us now, and we don't nave To
| decide this week4or this month by any
means.
Nothing But BOssism.
Mobile Register.
In large type The New York Ameri-
can heraids the Independence League
| Convention which is to name a boss :
| less" ticket. Mr.. Hearst got up the
| league; he is top, bottom and sides Of
! IL; ii would have No reason for exist
| ence except for him; and 1t does what
| he saws. Said ticket consists OF
| Hearst as the head Of the comet and
! a nebulous tail. To call 1t a "bossless'
ticket is to impose impudently upon the
/ + common sense of the Feople.
| 4 4 z
Standing on a Firm Rock.
Coosa River News.
After all of this partisan blandish-
mentF over Bryan-whose chief claim
to far6e Is that he is man of clean
private Christian character. which Is
| extraordinary-w are reminded thas
this country's greatest product IN the
! sho~a of a statesman and Democrat ~
quietly standing now where ne stood
TWENTY-FIVE years ago. on the primltlvc
BEDROCK principles Of the party, with,
| ou. heresy, to which return must
some day be had. We refer to one ex-
President Grover Cleveland, now of New
Jersey.
The state Convention.
Enterprise Ledger
The state Convention is past The
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