The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
Letter to The Editor
A Boulevard in sight.

ra,... .y May IT. lsps; the ordisancs psssed bg the s city VcOun. ell giying the Traction Company notice Inat they must remove Its tracks from so1tn Ferry Street within ninety days ed into between the Traction Company t wopId remove its tracks when siven such notice. and as the removal will Traction Company, so 1t has declared, and but little inconvenience to some of the people living along It's line. the hus6lie ens ss9SiS eongrstulsts itself t1et yard connsstins with the beautiful gravel roads to the South which the Board of Revenue has caused to be made Then the ladies and children by the anxiety and constant expecta- tion of encountsring street car, While the writer lives remote from that portion of Perry Street now oc- eupisd by the tracks. and Is not inter to, he feels that he voices the sentl- ment of the general public that Perry Street is q public thoroughfare, and be- longs as much to the people of Mont ty holders. Let every citizen con- gratulate the Mayor and the City Cour- ell upon the successful termination of this important movement. ''r..f .-..s '4;. z - -'.
 Did You Evers Editor Advertiser:
 Did you ever think? ~.
 @ Bid yoS you ever ssr tsinh & tsst csnaidats for office, who had been defeated twice. is d back number?
 Did you know that speeches are no evidencs of statesmanship?'
 let ftE xxyha nrxya ha not what he has -said, that we should make him President of the United States.
 Away with imposters; away with | pinebark self constituted leaders! We want the genuine articfe" If Cover nor Johnson is that article, let us have him.
 Citizens of Fiomatop, Ala 4 Hopeful Partisan.
 It Is. with deer, fegret. I am com pelled' to admit that the Joh nson move State, and if the time was not so short 1t would be'a serious handicap to the nomination of Mir. William Jennings
 Now we air know for the last three years MT Bryan has been the choice of the Democratic party and will be nominated at the next convention. Now if this is a fact why is 1t at this
 
 of this State are agitating the nomi- nation of Governor John A. Johnson Sitting the motive, we will find the same men that produced the nomina- tion of Palmer and Buckner is behind this movement of Governor Johnson.
 It can only create a discord amongst the ranks of the party, which will un- doubtsdly cause the election of the Re- publican nominees, tr- I attended snalf gathering at the ] Theatre the other evening and heard 1 the different speakers discussing tns merits ofuovernor Johnson's candidacy I especially noted the references >te Every one of the speakers could only l compliment him, and the only objec' tion was that he has been tried ane | MT. Bryan was nominated it was or | account of his great elocutton whicf l swept the convention off their feer. l The second time was on account ol the country was in such a prosperous l condition that no man on Gods greer earth could have beaten the lamsnteC Mir. Mckinley s,s s..t I third time he viii be elected just al l sure as the sun rises. Why? .rN l The peopie.of the United States wa nei a change atWashinstons & The entire country demands ft. -'
 There Is great discord amongst --th' \ ranks of the Republican party; they can't center on any, particular candi | date. a..} a, A ,.,.'a. ,.> /. The people are tired of being handled by the trusts and large corporations | The money stringency is blamed ana attributed to the Republican party. anG a thousand other reasons. ,..-..r ra.
 Now you Democrats who are agitaI ing the Johnson movement. hold off fo1 this time. send your delegation to Den yer instructed for William Jenningi Bryan and at the National election mex November you will see Mir. Bryan lanc | in the White House carrying off thu | greatest number of votes ever polleC for the Presidency. r