The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1907-04-20
CAMPAIGN FOR GOVERNOR.
Charles Scott EntI1usias-
tically Received
Everywhere.

Hon. Charles Scott candidate for gov
ernor, invaded Jeff Truiy's strong hold
in The southern end OF lie state tins
week aud considerable weakened the
fences of Yours Truly. ."--Grccnville
Times
CI,as. Scott, the prominent candidate
for governor. made Il ti,ie address a
II Mortou i'rid;;v. Ills speech was GU
Enthusiastically received iiy large runi
b,r who gathered to hear hi1--scott
County Register.
Some OF the car,ii.nies for governor
would make the people believe that
every newspaper tha, * not supporting
them is the i,irling cf Ia" oti,cr cai.dida-
ilre to fiji the govtrnor's cllair.-Gios-
ter Record
Hon. Charles Scott of Rose.lale. tie
next governor Of Mississippi, will adj
dress the voters Of .Tackson county. ut
the court house on Monday, April 22i,
at noon Mr. Scott is a splendid speaker
and one Of the great men of the STATE
This may be the only opportunity the
voters at tho county will have to hear
him, so let everybody turn out.-Pasca-
goula Chronicle.
Hon. Charles Scott. candidate for go0
ernor, it is said, made one of the finest
speeches in Meridian this week, ever
heard in that city. 1t is said he will
carry the county Of Louderdale beyond a
doubt. 1t is also said he will carry every
county in the southern end ofthe State.
as well as two-t thirds of the western
countless Spectator.
In Soutl, Mississippi the voices Of the
nlultitutes are for Scott; East Missis-
sippi is rock-ribled with his friends;
North Missis sippi is falling into line like
ten pits hit by Il cannon ball. And
great Scott, III the delta. from Memphis
to NatcI,ez. they are all for Scott-Nortli
(Miss.> Hcraled.
He is going to be the easiest winner
that ever walked over the track. Mark
thnt.-The Icffrrsonian.
Special to the Clarion Ledger,
Florence, April 13.-Hon. Charles
Scott delivered a thoroughly practical
and statesntanlisc speech, to a large and
intelligent audience, composed Of ladies'
and gentlemen. He effsctually answer
entity made. aud Impressed all who beard
the address that he is plain, practical,
progressive c,tizen. and will make an
ideal Governor Mr.. Scott made many
friends while here.
Hon Charles Scott. is still attracting
great crowds and making many votes
in outhcrn and outheastern Mississip-
pi The interest i'll him and his c;tndi-
dacv is every day increasing and accord
ing to all reports he will carry t'iat
section of the Stale with as mach en-
tllusus;n rs Ii. viii the delta, Mr Scott
is Il plain man; he is not sai!In. under
false colors nor attempting to increase
his own popularity !,v at,cmptiup 30
Gear down the reputation of his oppo--
nents. As contrasieI with solnr of he
candidates his campaign IS cic,n nsi
without any ,esuni ching etforts.-Sua-
flower racsin.
A. kossnlau, one ot HE best known
travelling gncn III the state. who makes
his home in Glccmvlic, wa. AZ TIE Car
roll hotel Yesterday. Ia ,.iscussiug The
state campain for the office ot governor,
Mr.. kossinan said "Wl,ile am no pol
itician aud have no special interest in
any O! the candidates. lranl,ness com
pels rIe to say my travels | cannot
see any thug but the atmosphere
throughout the entire state charged
with the feeling til It Scott will be th-
next governor OF Mississippi. Mr. Scott
makes Il favorable aud lasting inipress-
ion on people when lie meets them, an
in speaking the lofty ideals of the man
seems to be the foundation work on
which his popularity is based. Mark
nv predictions Charley Scott will be
our next governor .''-Vicssburg Herald
Canton, Miss. April 17.-Hon. Chas.
Scott ofRosedale, candidate lor COVER
nor. addressed very large and apprc
ciative audience at the court house here
last night Quite number OF ladies
were present. Every seat in the large
court house was occupied, aud for two
hours Mr.. Scott held his audience in
wrapt attention. There was genuine
10 vc least of handshnkin. and congrat-
uIations after the speaker left the stand
Mr.. Scott is making n strenuous cam
paign. He left Canton on Monday
morning drove thirtv-fve miles to
Carthage, where lie made speech in
the afternoons: went from Carthage to
Camden. where he spoke to II large and
enthusiastic crowd yesterday morning:
from there to Sulphur Springs, where he
noon.and came toCanton and spoke here
last night. covering a distance of ninety
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