The Bolivar County Democrat., 1906-06-02


bonos+ and lilo Iobr ,J S4o,. 18th
s;nole n,,rnose r. sar,-a he ,,o1,,,o y,
tba ofr;ca IN which be asn;ros anI not
for the n,rnose of us;no this root trmSt
as stopn;pa stnno 70 80 FL e.
horat ,fora to,, frnp,,,'.i'. .oe Ie e' 4 49,
;urv Of tho STATE ond ber uo"s ,,oo,,o Soc
what he saws alone tbis ,;no.
~ REGARD tho Co7,ornarsh;,, of ,,;ss;s-
sippi as tbe highest honor That can ho
en;oved bv n Soutborn man of +bo nroS-
emf dav II was oIor,tod ;f eIovat;or
was necessarv 70 ,as;t;on far aho,.a
tbat of tbo i'r;tod St. Sonatorsh;n
when the oreat Soutbnrner jefferson H., ,
Wis res;gned b;s seat in t6ot oua,,st os.
sembIv 70 enter tbo ,,,hornotor;oI oon.
fest in this his odonted state If tben
am elected hv Won to This exolted Office
after ser,,;rn ,,o,,r ;ntoros+s for tho f,,Il
term Win ,ns,yorr;na ide,;tv and oil
The ability 7 NAV nossess shall there.
after he content to Ioovo otber bopors to
vour more worthy sons Az for myself
II shall NOT hooome a oord;dote foy Tho
Irn;ted Stotes senate ,,nder onv oord;.
t;ons d,r;ng tho con+innonce or after
tho oxr;rat;S, nf NJ, ',,,harnotor;a, Torn,
hut If will tben be nv nr;Je and nleas,
nre to devote tbe rer,o;rdor of NV allot.
tbe Serv;ce of orr State and common
countrv in tho bonorahle nos;t;on of a
nr;vate c;t;zen of tb;s oreat common.
wealth.
Here ia where he resembles John M
Stone.
Gro beo;n with want If distinctly
understood that om no MANS cand;.
date and that 7 belong to no man or no
set of men
And AGAIN.
1It is known of all men that the well
fare of tbe state has suffered at times
in the past. bv IN feeling and inter.
neciary strife engendered and kept alive
bv the baleful fires of factional politics.
As heretofore stated. 7 am not the repre-
sentative of any man. or set of men. but
if elected to the office of Chief Executive
of the State. 7 shall he the servant of the
whole people. and I pledge myself in
advance to give them a. non-factional
administrator. and as | shall be alto
pether untrammeled and unembarrassed
by factional or other alliances, l shall
be in position to discharge the impor-
tant duties of this exalted office without
fear or favor. and with an eve single to
|
The address of this distinguished gen.
tlemen, an avowed candidate for Gov
ernor. is an able. frank and terse dec
laration of PRINCIPLES and policy. It is
couched in forceful language. revealing
the author as a scholar and literary
adent We can only epitomize it's sal
lent features. but these will suffice to
acouaint our readers with the motives
and essence of his candidacy.
He aspires to the exalted office of
Governor for the honor that goes with
il. when its duties are honorably and
imnartiolv DISCHARGED.
He odduces in sunnort of his ambi
t;on his "varied experience as a law
YER of extensive practice and as a busi-
ness man whose agricultural. CONNER
cial and other interests. have required
the constant exercise and. development
of executive ability that will assist
somewhat in the intelligent and con-
scientious discharge of the varied and
complex duties devolving upon the chief
executive of a. great State.''
| He will be no mans candidate and
will belong to no set of men.
He wishes II clearly understood that
ba ia running SOLELY upon his own mer-
it's. and not on the dement's, real or
imaginary of anv of his honorable op-
nonents
He will eschew all trades or com
binations with other candidates for Of
hce, State, county, munlcipal OF ma
tional. ne VIII not promise hol uoes
ne lnIena 10 Pronlse' any onN ~: - ~. aP
polntmeht OF emoiuhen! within ms CIV
as reward 1or Pohtical service, no
one has or VIII nave any auInoli'y 1iu!n
mm 10 make promises VI PieISes III ms ~:
behalf and he repudla'es all SUCH Ill
advance.
II nominated ana electeu, ne Pieuses
AN ntelilgenI business ADMINISTRATOR,
along practical lines, such as may seem
requisite and necessary Ior 'he conser.a
tion and betterment OF tne mater'al III
| teIesls oI Ihe "hoio PeoPe .4
He IS stauncn Denlocrat 'na'
eschews peanut poitics anu az e1s'
that smacks OF the demaeogue anu tliih
the dormant resources OF the Stale'
in its educational system; IN the suPrem-
acy OF the Whlte race.
In short, the Hon. Charles Scout is an
ideal Democrat, very able puDhcist, d
great success IN the management Vi pr,
vate affairs, has all the qualincatlons ana
equipments requisite TO uPholo the ulS
nifty, the influence, the powers OF tne
office with creoit TO the otaee anu Wiz
honor to himself springs
Meteor.
vv..oh;, Will interest everything
.. .S;uos IN o,,r re;obbor;no State
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