The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-23


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Division School Fund Equalization Of Taxes Control
Of Railroads. and Concluding Opposition to Italian I'm
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In the presence largest audience that has assembled to greet
guDernator candidate Jackson during present Judge
JEFF Truly Of Fayee delivered amagndcen address county
last night asiaa - sss55gt- Is ssss
While distinguished exsu has never made pensions to
oatoy his address we-sustained throughout
and the conclusion gem eloqunce officials members
the jackson BAR and others pass Judgment
it reminiscent of the days Waa Laar
wayed audiences with floods of quenc imagery and
fauless dicton .ae3asoIs9al3 .44ss1 60 -
Hon. W. H. Watkins Jackson bar who is also native son
of Jefferson county introduced the speaker happy speech
He stated that supeui present Judge Truly
Jackson audience but noducons considered proper thing
it afforded him genuine pleasure present Judge Truly
had assembled to hear him. Briefly sketced Judge
from the youthful period when he struggling lawyer the little
country village his promotion to the supreme BENCH
ferred euogscaly to the record he has made alawye legislator
and urs man brave to his convictions bold and
original thought and admirably equipped for the office
to which he aspies
Judge Truly INDUCED pleasantly during
opening remarks entering plea of guilty all the things Mr.
Watkins sad impair geneman reputation
veay in the community He expressed pleasure the
attendance ladies' declaring that there movement
raught for good but found it's origin loving heart
and then briefly outlined his plan campaign saying that he would
not follow the traditional path the candidate dividing his
speech into two parts praise for himself and the
other of abuse his opponents of depending
the vanity vndveness individually did intend
tell his audience life poor
footed boy everybody boy
footed than otherwise that would boast having supported "a
poor widowed mother" when only the sacred duty but the
blessed privilege that he would
resort to the catchpenny trick Boosting Confederate record
in order capture the Lost Cause that he
would brag Npoleonc hono achieved fighting
quioes the everglades Florida during SpanistAmeran
drawing per day Uncle Sans treasury that he
had ridden black Kentucky thoroughbred other sort
horse from border to border the commonwealth travelled
Illinois Central pass
pleasantly although skuy veed caught
great fashion with the audience and provoked much applause He
cared that he had criticism for his opponents that far he knew
they all honorable and is his purpose and desire to conduct
the campaign plane the criticism and
abuse exist
Judge Truly declared furthermore he does intend buy
any newspapers the with campaign buttons bearing his
handsome which into the possession head waters at
the hotels porters on rans the little
girls very handy pnning doll clothes togeher tie
tie the and his ad
throughout strngy bold and original of thought fepete
with brilliant rhetoric matches imagery and sustained oratory
Judge Truly unequvocay for elective u
dietary and firmly for eappnment Of legislative
and every county will be its just and ghful share
the councils of the issues did not discuss at
length stating would details at this time but at
day Jackson for elaborate discussion OF
other questions which he deems pertinent TO the present
campaign. S. .
Judge Truly then took Up questions school fund distribution,
Of railroads tax equalization and foreign immigration speaking
as follows:
Overthrow Of Negro Rule.
do not arroge myself superior qualhca
lions mind possessed BY many honest sope
tiot Mississppans in every county As have i
cism upon the merits certain of state Poiy
that predicate nv hope 81 your and the
cssu Of this campaign Without further eImnafS
viii proceed present thoughtful eon-
sdeaon ovoe f me unless ~ hs honest judgment
~ measures shah advocate win rebound glory
and advance he MATERIAL moral and
future generations Of our own race 7
the white people e state tie fsd shifted