The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-07-27
BY INFERENCE ONLY NO. 81 FACTsl

OF such assaults In the columns OF that
/ excellent but fearless newspaper. On
1 the contrary, Editor Collins has always
affirmed that the Governor is an honest
/ man, honestly devoted TO his policies,
! but fniaadyised By his friends concern
I ing the methods he is pursuing to ac-
complish his purposes. - st Augustine
I Record
/ The Herald did not intend to make a
direct and positive charge that the True
Democrat impugned the integrity Of
Governor Br0Ward The idea was, and
~, that the Democrat il 80 very severe
in It's structures on the Governor and his
associates Of the Internal improvement
Board that the inference irresistibly
follows that they must be- either very
weak and iRnoran. men, or corrupt.
And, as We Know mat they are not
weak aud ignorant wha. follows?
ANY one who has read the True Dem-
ocrat attentivey for the past month or
Two would natural conclude that The
True Democrat regards the Governor
and his associates .8 bad men who are
unworthy OF the confidence and respect
Of heir fellow-Citilaus. OF course the
True Democrat at liberty TO- enter
tain such an oplruH, but the Herald re-
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information II brings 70 you:
Miami, Fla, July 1S, 1906.
Mr.. John Collins. Tallahassee:
My Dear Sir-As per your request, / |
went and talked with Mr.. Drake about
the lands. He tells me that he endeav-