The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1907-04-13

man i'll this town who is not for
Cllas. Scott for governor. Coast
Beacon.
No candidate in the history of
State politics has been accorded the
spontaneous approval of so many
people from all the walks of life as
has Mr.. Scott. With rare ex-
ceptions no other candidate is talk
ed of and his friends and admirers
are so Jealous and loyal it leaves
no room to doubt the result
Norf Mississippi Herald.
Hon. Charles Scott met with a
very cordial reception i'll Southeast
Mississippi. In the course of his ad-
dresses, lie declared i'll favor Of
reapportionment of the legislative
representation as a redress for the
grievance complained of. His sup
supposition to the granting of re-
dress has been used against him
but his declarations OH the qustion
have won for him a support alien
ated by Misrepresentation. The
Meteor.
The campaign waged by Cllas.
Scott is sure to be winning one.
Honesty of purpose, directness OF
aim, clearness of utterance, these
are the salient features of the man
himself but behind these qualities
which 50 nobly enhance a charac-
ter rounded out by a prosperous
career is the sterling requisite OF
of sound and safe opinion Oh ques-
tiolls which lead to the cleverage
among the electorate. The gilt OF
speech, Of adroit address, the In
estiIrlable guiding principle Of un-
swerving honesty. are held i'll pub
lie eye, but without safe habit OF
mind which is shown by oplnion
stands approved by reason and ex
perience both the one and the 9th
er can only be reckoned among the
debris of utility.
Chas. S.ott is entitled to the cor
dial support of the electorate OF this
State because of the commendable
qualities outlined. These qualities
are framed i'll setting of wide ex-
perience and extensive knowledge.
He is in close touch with the labor
question and through that with the
problem of immigration, the most
pressing and absorbing problem
that now confronts the citizens OF
this State. His views OIL that
problem ar, strictly and consplc-
uously for the best interests OF the
State and on this line lie has anti
cipated the opinion that is becom-
ing general throughout the South.
His purpose and effort to secure
Italian immigrant to cultivate the
agricultural fields of Mississippi
has been pursued by the States OF
South Carolina, Georgia and Louis
ina. MI. Scott is gentleman of
explicit utterance. There is no
doubt as to where he stands or as
to where you can find him., 1t will
be a proud day for Mississippi
when he takes his seat as Cover
nor.-Gulfport Record.
1t is a matter of more than pass
ing Importance and interest to the
people in this section to turn out
and hear Hon. Chas. Scott at his
appointments. Mr.. Scott is prac-
tical man in the fullest sense and
is also one of the best informed
men in the State. His life has
b en- one of unceasing labor and
advancement. He has been emf
nently successful in all his business
enterprises, and that is the best
guarantee that he will make good
business governor. Objection is
made by some on the ground that
he is wealthy. What ne possesses
was made by honest methods and
is invested in the common and lead
ing industry of the country-farm-
ing, and that places him i'll COM
mon and mutual interest with
every farmer in the South-an in
terest that deserves fostering aud
protection as we'll as all other en-
tcrprises and industries develop
ing in the state. He is broad
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