The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-28

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The a(rfess OF Jtase lNlaA7 eNi'
! IDENTITY pleased "a maloll.3 Oh ii ) aa1
lence for IT WAS pun'ua'ed Win con
siderable applause ihou8n al tAae4
| during his discussion the audience ela
Iplayed a lacb of sympathy win -
| IspeaAer IL is rather d'lNfdll TO aali'
Iup the discourse Of tine speaker ief
for en- hour and half he deYogea
lhimselt to vi!liIteaticn q th9 person.
al, social political and religious iie
Of the Honorable fIohe smith, gayeri
Ior of Georgia.
/ I'm the beginning he displayed re
markable love for RtapsWieS lof u =
/ a wen hnown fact that the majority
| of people who live IN Savannah are
lnot particularly intatpated with the
.auM port on the south Atlantic coast
! that rivals Savannah However tax
ling ludse TNigGs al his word, re mas
la wonderful foudness ior i'runs# #-ef
land her future and he thinks 'hat Z
vote for Joe Brown fen governor at
thls TIME means many Industrial en-
Itarprises in the coming OF larger f"-S-
road concerns to this city He was
particularly silent however ON the
proposed extension Of the state road
to the sea. and it might be semembet-
I'd that both Savannah and Brunswick
are working to become the terminus
nf tbis line i'm case it is extended.
Among the descriptive aAiectives
r,l,icl, tbis venerable Savannah jurist
look occasion to hml at the governor
of Georgia are. oDemagogue without
nner on Gods green earth "Adgile
nolitical acrobat "this man. this ann
,itioas nersou This tyrant this curt
one 6eculiar man. this man devoid OF
n1inciDai this man who has the ring
in the noses of the people. this in
famous ambitious tyrant. this man
whom no one who knows him can
trust and various and sundFy othe
once foo numerous 10 mention, but all
~ a danpnciatorv character.
fndae Twfegs did not for one mo-
nent onter tangible or Intelligent
ldiecussion Of The great economic ques,
Hnng now nerulexine the minds of The
voters of Georgia but devoted his en-
ti,e tima IN a personal attack on the
political record Of the governor. lie
charged him with having all of the
co1ors of .Tosephs coat that at one
time. in 1891. he had appeared before
legislative committee in Georgia
AGAINST negro disfranchisemeni. that
the governor Of Georgia was hyp9-
critic ON the prohibition question and
that he had received large dividends
from the famous "Gal in the fountain
bar in the Piedmont hotel in Atlanta
The speaker admitted, however, that
Governor Smith had given his share
of receipts from the Piedmont bar to
charitable institutions ii Atlanta. and
then centured that conduct because it
fad the drnnkard on liquor on the one
hand and handed out charity to wo-
men and children on the ether
one of The amusing things Judge
Twiges allowed 10 get ont Of his sys-
tenn last night was the ridiculous s'7,e'
ment that Governor Smith mad pre-.