The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1906-09-08
LEADING The VAN
Hon. Charles Scott In
Creases His Lead
On the Field.

held, with the indications that the
favorite will win.-YaZoo Sentinel
Charlie Scott is getting acquaint-
ed with the people. He wears we'll
and the better they know him, the
better they will like im.-Vicks-
burg Democrat.
The six candidates for governor
spoke at Philadelphia yesterday.
Hon. Chas. Scott was the most
positive speaker, and asserted his
confidence i'll his ability to win in
a ringing speech. The Panolian.
Isn't it a great pity that that Mil
waukee State Bank of Chicago did
not have a Cllas. Scott OH its Board
of directors? If they had. the
directors would have cast-iron
cinch on receiving one hundred
cents for every dollar they had i'll
the bank. .-Democrat- Courier.
However much a Tallahatchie
citizen may favor another candi-
date, he must admit his county is
for Scott. Tallahatchie is one Of
the most representative counties in
the State and Scott has more than
plurality of her citizens. Indeed ,
majority is for Charles Scott
Sumner News.
Despite the efforts of a we'll di-
rected FIRE upon him to break away
his strength by practically united
opposition, Mr.. Scott is gaining
instead of losing, and his star goes
higher in its ascendenev towards
glorious success. There are others
in the race but they are i'll it only.
Scott carries the palm Of vicorty.
Biloxi Review.
The editor had the qualification
of hearing Hon. Chas. Scott speak
at Scoby last week. 1t was indeed
Governor Scott day with hundreds
of Tallahatche and Yalob,1sha citl-
zens. The candidates appearance
there was a distinct success ano
was assurance that his appeal to
the Mississippi voter would receive
responsive appreciation and ell
thusiastic support. Sumner News.
The Corinth Herald, one of the
strongest papers i'll the State, has
come out for Hon. Charles Scott
| for Governor. The Herald has
carefully canvassed the qualifica
tions of the aspirants, and beleiv-
ing Mr.. Scott is the best equipped
for the place. will give him loya.
support. Mr.. Scott is to be con-
graduated. Democrat Courier.
The Herald has never doubted
that Charles Scott would not be
elected Governor of Mississippi.
For fifteen years l have realized
that he was one of the really grea
men of the State, and l knew the
people stood ready to honor hin
whenever he asked for Office. His
election, Notwithstanding h''
numerous worthy opponents is
foregone conclusion Miss
| Herald.
Hon. Charles Scott IS admirably
defending his position in regard te
Italian labor. The News never die
think there was anything in thl'
as a political issue. The State needs
|lal or The Italians from thu
north OF Italy are good, hard work
ing people who are not a menace Il
the STATEN any way. MISSISSIPPI
has plenty of room for all law abld
ing people, no matter from wha
country. Jackson News.
The Yazoo City Sentinel has come
out for Hon. Chas. Scott for GOV
ernor. In presenting the name OF
Mr.. Scott to the readers of that pa
Der the editor pays splendid triD
rte to the man of his choice, bu
doas NOT seek to SANDER and vii
;fv'' the other worthy candidates
The Yazoo City Sentinel under th'
editorship of Mr.. Frank X. BIRD
sall. is the best weekly paper II
the state of Mississippi and Mr.
Scott should feel very proud OF ths
srnnort of such clean and mgh
tone paper as the Sentinel aud o.
such knightly gentleman as Mr
Birdsall.-Suthern Sentinel.
It seems to be the intention 0
.ha ,,oters of the state to make Hon
Chas. Scott's nomination for gov
ert or a certainty in the first prl
mary From every quarter comes
.te M news of his great popularity ant
tte tL high esteem in which he Il
held he'll by the voters. 1t bears ou
what we stated in these columns
mouths ago that all that was neces :;
sarv to make him the choice OF thu
neople was for them to meet MN aiit
l,nny ps him. The peoples Interests
are his and as governor he VIII d'
more for them than any govcrno
e n.o aver had. He will be Mi,;sis
sippi $ governor. .-Sundower loc