The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-26
STATE PRESS ON THE
RESULT OF PRIMARY
Record is Still Printing.

Record is Still Printing.
The election is over but the Record
Printing Co, is still doing business
at the same old stand. The Record
never was SO we'll equipped as at the
present time, 10 meet all demands
that the public may make upon it.
We have secured tI-a services of J.
Walie Miller, the best job printer in
the South, and we are confident tat
we can satisfy all the demonds that
may be made. We ask the public to
try dissatisfaction guaranteed Our
paper in the future, as in the past
will be free from all outside in
f1ueDces, and will at all tines reflect
the opinion of the owner and editor,
on oil public questions. 1t the peo-
pie wish to improve the chances of
a paper which will bravely tight their
battles, we ask their support.-Polk
County Record.
Verdict. is Not Sore.
Now that the second primary. rs
over in the county and state, let
us all accept the result and stop poll
tics for a while. While we lost some
candidates we are not sore headed
over it, but accept the nominees as
our candidates in the generol election
Away with county disturbing politics.
A great majority o. the white voters
participated in the Democratic pri-
mary. Let the result stand. The
candidates of the White Citizens Par
ty now have an opportunity to eradi-
cate the negro vote and low politics
from Washington county by graceful
ly accepting the result of a white
primary election held by a large ma
nF-it IF hn
county by Withdrawing their names.
Washington Verdict.
The Agony is Over.
Last Tuesday the second primary
took place While the exact figures
have not been received enough has
come in ito show that Hons. D Il.
| Fletcher and Albert w. Gilchrist will
| be our standard bearers. In Mr..
| Fletcher Florida has man that is a
sOfe proposition. We did not cast orr
/ vote for him because we believed Gov
ernor Broward would best serve orr
/ interests. but The Press is one
/ among the Few papers in Florida that
/ took a clean stand in the CAMPAIGN
and not one word of abuse or villif-
/ cation was uttered concerning that
gentleman. The same can be said
I Vi NIA'. OiAShi ~ DUH men are
/ friends of the editor and we are nroud
1 to say ii.
/ We lost and we lost fafrIy as far
as we can see, and right mere We vrfs h
/ to cast aside all feelings in the mat.
! ter and take Tp the fight for democ-
racy, which means that we shall do
/ our best to elect Fletcher and Gil.
| christ. Both are men that will 6n
/ their duties and though they have DE
fered with US, We give them that
right and are frank enough to saw
that we believe they were honest in
their actions.
! Let us forget the past AZ far &C
1 possible. This is enc family af.ar
all and We cannot afford to he ar wsr
with eacn other when the enemy 70
J publicanism and socialism are ahroa 4
| in the land Let every voter male II
| his business to work for the nomi-
nees and when the November election
shall roll around let US pile up a ma
| iority for Fletcher. Gilchrist and fbe
balance o. the ticket that win mai.
them feel proud and cause The nn.
position to crawl away in siIenna
| from the field
Here is 10 the entire ,jenocr.,,o
ticket, and may she get the higea -
vote ever recorded at the $685.
/ election. The Press is ready for A.
fray-Ff- Myers Press. ~ inc
Accept the Results.
| Let all the bitter things written