davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
KONWENCYA ROBOTNI-
KoW BROWAROWYCH.

New York, "a wrzesnia. - Ma
tutejszej dorocznej konwencyi
robotnikow browarowych "Uni-
ted Brewery Workers of Ameri-
ca, postawiono wniosek, azeby
wszelkie pieniadze unij lokalnych
umieszczano w browarach. w
ten spos6b podczas ewentualne-
go strajku unisci ME beda zmu-
szeni pic piwa z browar6w ME
unijnych. Uchwalono Wniosek
ten przes1ac do rozpatrzenia mie-
dzynarodowemu komitetowi wy
kOnaWcZemu.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
KRAZOWNIK ROZBITY o
SKALY. :.

Newport, R. l., "a wrzeSnia. -
Krazownik "Yankee', nalezacy
do marynarki Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych, rozbil sic i osiadi ma ska
ZACH podwodnych, tuz w poblizu
weiScia do zatoki Buzzard. Ma
pomoc krqzownikowi pos}ano
kiIka statk6w holowniczych, ale
te ME zdolaly 60 re skaf Sciqg-
nae. Zachodzi Ottawa, re krqzo-
wink zostanie zupe}nie stracony.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
DROBNE WIADOMOSCl
KRAJOWE,
PURLICZNE REGISTROWA-
ME NALOGOWYCH PI-
JAKoW.
Prohibicya ME kiadzie tamy o.
pilswu. - W4asciciele winnie
sic bronia. = Echa pogromu
.murzynskiego. - $4,000 ma
walke o wolnosc. - Areszto-
wanie pedagoga.
East St. Louis, ILL.,, "a wrzeSni;

East St. Louis, ILL.,, % Wrzesnia
- Ma kohcoWem posiedzeniu
konwencyi stowarzyszenia "llli-
nois Liquor Dealers, uchwalono
rezolucye, wedfug kt6rej wszyscy
naiogowi pijacy majq bye zaciqg-
nieci do ksiag miejskich. Prawdo-
podobnie zaden Z pijak6w ME be-
die miai ochoty sam sic zaregi-
strowaG, ale czlonkowie jego ro-
dziny mogq przeslac nazwisko pi-
jaka do biura klerka miejskiego.
Spis nazwisk pijak6w bedzie IL
mieszczony W kazdym~ szynku,
tax re szynkarzowi ME bedzie
wolno sprzedawac trunk6w regi-
strowanemu pijakowi.
Konwencya uchwalila po $50
dla kazdego Z miejscowych szpi-
tall.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
zAWALEN|E MOSTU,
DWoCH LUDZI ZABITYCH.
Prohibicya w Stanie Indiana. -
Krazownik rozbity o ska}y. -
Tragiczna snierc milionera. -
Wyprawe ma Kolumbie. - Ko
misya zdrowia.
Wilmington, Del, "a wrzesnia

Wilmington, DEL, "a Wrzesrlla'
- Zawalil sic most zelazny ko-
lei Baltimore and Ohio, ponad
rzeka Susquehanna, W pobllzu
Perryville, Md. .Katastrofa zda-
rzyfa sic w chwili, gdy pociqg
ciezarowy, jadacy w kierunku "a
chodnim, CO tylko most przeje-
chaf LokomotyWa pietnascie
wagon6w wpadlo do rzeki. Ma
szynista palace znalezli smlerc
w nurtach woody. Pr6cz tego je-
szcze jeden ze sluzby koleJoWeI
zostaf ciezko ranny. Powodem
katastrofy byf zle naprawiony
wschodni lux mostu, kt6rego re-
peracye ukohczono dnia poprzed-
niego. Z Wilmington wyslano
natychmiast ma miejsce wypad-
ku specyalny pociqg Z pomoca,
Caly gpociqg sk}ada} sic z Fl wa
gon6w, Z kt6rych tylko szeSc po-
zostaio ma moScie.
PonieWaz naprawa zaJmie
dluzszy przeciqg czasu, przeto
pociagi beda chwilowo szybo-
waly .po torach kolei pennsyl-
wahskiej.
Havre de Grace, "a wrzeSnia.
Wedlug powierzchoWnych obli-
czen zawalenie sic mostu pod
Perryville, Nd, przynioslo szko-
dy ma 100000. -
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
$4,000 MA WALKE o VOL
NOSC.

Boston, Mass, "a wrzesnia. Ma
narodowej konwencyi irlandzkiej
ligi w Ameryce uchwalono wyasy
gnowat Z kasy $4,000 ma prowa-
dzenie Walki o wolnoSc Irlandyi
w parlamencie angielskim.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
NAPAD MA URZEDNIKA A.
MERYKANSKIEGO.

Havana, "a wrzeSnia. = l. Co.
mer Taylor, zastepujacy obecnie
ministra Stanow Zjednoczonych
Morgana, zostai napadniety we
wtorek w nocy przez jakiegos ku-
bahczyka.
Bee zadnego powodu zblizyl
sic on do ministra w obecnosci
kilku osob zranif go po mad pra-
wynn okiem. Napastnik zbiegl.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
zRZEKkA SIZE TYTULU.

Londyn, "a WrzeSnia. - Hrabi-
ma Yarmouth Siostra Harry'ego
K. Thaw'a, kt6ra niedawno otrzy-
mata rozw6d, zrzekia sic hrabiow-
skiego tytuiu i odtad nosit bedzie
miano pani Copley Thaw.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
z OBOZU DEMOKRATYCZ-
NEGO.

Columbus, Ohio, "a wrzesnia.
Bryan przemawiaf tn ma mityngu
acknowledgement, witany entu-
zyastycznie przez 10000 osob.
w movie swej dotknai sprawy
oskarzenia gubernatora Oklaho-
my, Haskella, oraz zabral sic do
Tafta, kt6rego pomawaf wro-
gle stanowisko, zajete w platfor-
mie przeciwko klaSie robotni-
czej.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
VOTUM ZAUFANIA COM
PERSOWI.

Rochester, N. Y, "a wrzesnia.
- Federacya robotnikow Stanu
nowojorskiego ma -wczorajszej
sesyi uchwalila rezolucye, w kto-
rel daje votum zaufania Samue-
lowi Gompersowi, prezydentowi
amerykahskiej federacyi piracy, w
jego Rampant "a partya demo
kratyczna.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
ARESZTOWANIE PEDAGO.
GA.

St. Louis, Mo-, "a wrzeSnia. -
George N. Nc Daniels, kierownik
szkoly publicznej ma rogu III. 7ej
i Chotean ave-, zosta1 aresztowa-
ny zesziej nocy "a w}amanie sic
w celach rabunku do kilku miesz-
kan.
Aresztowany ma bye jednym Z
najzdolniejszych, nauczycieli W
mieScie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
TRAGICZNA SMIERc MI
LIONERA.

New York, 24go wrzesnia. -
John a. Hageman, znany Milo
ner nowojorski, spadf czwarte-
go pietra pewnego domu przy
West End ave-, zabijajac sic ma
miejscu. Zmarly liczyf So lat.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
.SUFRAZYSTKA AINGIELSKA
w NEW YORKU.

New York, 24-go wrzesnia. -
PrzybyIa tu Anglii niejaka pa
nj Ethel Anurkin Snowden, su-
frazystka angielska, kt6ra ma
zamiar szerzyt ruch feministycz-
ny pomiedzy kobietami amery-
kanskiemi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
PROHIBICYA ME KkADZIE
TAMY OPILSTWU.

Cleveland, Ohio, "a wrzesnia.
- Ma konwencyi niemieckieg2
stowarzyszenia przeszla rezolu-
cya potepiajqca prohibicye, jako
Srodek poiozenia tamy opilstwu.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
OBRABOWANIE BANKU.

Urnaha, Nebr., "a WrZesnld. =
Bandyci obrabowali zeszlej no
cy bank prywatny Grossa W
Goetner, Neb., miejscowoSci Cd
dalonej stqd ma oSm mil. Bandyci
zabrali tylko $500 w srebrze, po-
niewaz zostali sploszeni przez
jakiS szmer wIaSnie w chwili,
gdy usiiowali dynamitem rozbit
kase ogniotrwalq.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
CO TRZECI ROBOTNIK CHO
:. RY MA SUCHOTY.

Filadelfia, Pa, "a wrzeSnia. -
DR.. Gotthold Pennowitz Berli-
ma, powaga w Swiecie lekarskim
co do zwalczania strasznej cho-
roby suchot, czyli "bia1ej plagi ,
oswiadczy} podczas wczorajszego
odczytu, ze kazdy trzeci robot
mix ginie ma te strasznq chorobe.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24

Hamburg, "a wrze$nia. -
Wszyscy emigranci Rosyi, IL
dajqcy sic do port6w amerykah-
skich sa poddawani przez piec dni
obserwacyi lekarskiej pred tenn
MIN dozwalaja i'm wejs6 ma po-
kiad okret6w. Bagaze emigran-
tow rosyjskich poddawane So Sci
slej dezynfekcyi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
BEZPODSTAWNE POGLoS-

Berlin, "a wrzeSnia. - Podana
wczoraj wiadomosc o naznacze-
niu barona Mumma Won Schwar-
tzenstein posia Niemiec z Toxic
ma ambassadors W Waszyngtonie
pozbawiona jest wszelkiej podsta-
wy.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
ROzruC1y antiniGmiGCktie.
STAN WOJENNY " LUBLANIE.
Woisko strzela do S1oWencoW.
KrWawe zniwO chOery - KWarantanna em1grant0W.
OdpOwedl Niemiec W spr&wie marOkanskiei.- Rome.

bakteryologiczne osob zatrzyma-
nych ma granicy rosyjskiej row.
niez ME wykryly by kto byl dot
kniety ia straszna epidemic.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
BRAK GOToWKI.
New York, "a wrzesnia. =

New York, "a wrzesnia. - w
tutejszych kolach republican,
skich brak got6wki. Do zesziej
soboty popofudnia zebrano ma
fundusz prowadzenia Rampant
wyborczej zaledwie $3oo.ooo. o
tym samym czasie podczas Po-
przednich kampanij znajdowa}o
sic w kasie republikahskiej try
miliony dolar6w, czyli dziesiec
razy wiecej, niz dotychczas.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
OLBRZYMI KONTRAKT.

Pittsburg, Pa, "a wrzesnia. -
Kompania okretowa "Pittsburg
Steamship" zamowila w stalowni
Carnegiego 10000 plyt stalowych,
potrzebnych do budowy nowych
statk6w. Roboty okolo wykona-
MIA dostawy rozpoczeto wCzoraj.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
USTAPIL MA ZADANIE
ROOSEVELTA.

Washington, D. c., "a wrzeSnia.
- Wysz1o ma jaw, ze James T.
McCleary, drrtgi pomocnik jene-
ralnego pocztmistrza, ME zrezy-
gnowaI sam, lecz uczynil to ma
zqdanie prezydenta Roosevelta.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
POzAR LASoW UGASZONY

Cadillac, Mich, "a wrzesnia.-
Obity deszcz po4ozyf wreszcie
koniec pozarowi lasow, kt6ry sic
srozyi w okolicy Cd dwoch mie-
siecy. Wyrzadzone pozarem
szkody obliczaja ma million dola-
row.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
KOMISYA ZDROWIA.
Springfield, ILL.,, "a wrzesnia.,

Springfield, III, "a wrzesnia'-
Gubernator Deneen zamianoWa]
stanowa komisye zdrowia, kto-
ra sic ma zajac zbadaniem maj,
lepszych metoq, kt6reby polep-
szyly stosupki zdrowotne pomie-
dzy robotnikami
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24

Berlin, "a wrzeSnia. -. Z Sic
dmiu osob podejrzanych o chole-
re, znajdujqcych sic ma kuracyi
w szpitalu Virchow Mkt ME miaf
objaw6w cholerycznych. Bahama
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24

sic broni. - z obozu demokra-
tycznego. - Brak gotowki. -
Sufrazystka angielska w New
,..Yorku. - "Biafa playa. -
Olbrzymi kontrakt.- Konwen-
cya robotnikow browarowych.
Washington, D. c., "a wrzeSnia.
Prezydent Roosevelt ma zadanie
Bryana pospieszyf odpowiedziq
w sprawie oskarzenia HaSkella,
gubernatora Oklahomy / prze-
wodniczacego narodowego komi-
tetu demokratycznego. Poprze-
dnio Roosevelt w liScie oglosZo-
nym w prasie oSwiadczyi, re Ha-
skell byl zawsze ma uslugach tru-
stu naftowego. We wczoraj wy
slanym liScie Roosevelt udowo-
dnif, re gubernator Oklahomy
nietylko popieral interesy tru-
stu, jak to sic pokazalo przy pro-
cesie przeciwko "Standard OIL
Co., kt6ry w Oklahomie "a
wplywem gubernatora zosta1
wstrzymany, ale dopuszcza} sic
takich nielegalnych rzeczy, kto-
re Roosevelt wprost skandalicz-
nemi nazywa. Prezydent wobec
tego dodai, re czfowiek taxi, jak
Haskell, ME kwalifikuje sic ma
>zaden urzad publiczny, tembar-
dziej do boku tego, kt6ry sic
stara najwyzszy urzqd w. kra-
ju.
Z kolei Roosevelt dokonal Kill
ku wycieczek przeciwko Bryano-
wi, nazywajac zasady, gloszone
przez demokrat6w "a radykal-
ne, kt6re ME dalyby sic wpro-
wadzic w praktyke. Rzady zas
-demokratyczne sparalizowa}yby
interesv w kraju, wskutek czego
nastapilby og6lny zastoj.
List powyzszy zostaf ulozony
przy pomocy wszystkich czlon-
k6w gabinetu, kt6rzy sic zgro-
madzili' II Roosevelta O godz. 3
po poludniu i pozostali II niego
przez dwie godziny.
Guthrie, Okla, "a wrzesnia. -
Charles N. Haskell, gubernator
Oklahomy, ma oskarzenie Roose-
velta odpowiedzial, re Roose-
welt dostaf sic do pu}apki, kto-
rel sic ME wydostanie.
Haskell po kolei odpiera} "a
rzuty, stawiane mu przez naczel-
nika kraju, oskarzajac natomiast
o wiele rzeczy, jemu przypisy-
wanych, Hitchcocka, by}ego mi
histra spraw wewnetrznych. O.
swiadczy1, re Hitchcock pozwoli4
kompanii "Prairie" przeprowa-
dc rure przez terytoryum, kto-
re obecne obejmuje stan Okla
homa; Haskell zaS mic wiecej ME
uczynil, jak tylko po objeciu rza-
dow nowo utworzonego Stanu,
potwierdzif zezwoltnie Hitch
COcka.
Guthrie, Okla, "a wrzeSnia. -
Charles E. West, naczelny pro-
kurator Stanu Oklahomy, O.
Swiadczyl wczoraj, re list prezy-
denta Roosevelta w spraWie gu
gernatora Haskella, jest "a 1ago-
dny. Haskell bowiem zakaza}
prokuratorowi Scigac sadownie
kompanie "Prairie", ktora jest
ga1ezia trustu no etafowgoio,mp
gafezia trustu naftowego, pomi-
mo, re prokurator mial przygo-
towany przeciwko kompanii
"bill of Injunction, czyli zakaz
sadowy.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
Robotnicy, popierajcie Dziennik Ma
rodowy, pismo unijne, przy kt6rym tyI-
ko unijni robotnicy So zatrudnieni.
DZIENNIk NARoDoWY

pismo unijne, drukowane przez unij-
nych robotnikow.
Dziennik Narodowy, union paper,
printed bySunion printers.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
SPRAWY POL|TYCzNE.
ODPOWIEDz ROOSEVELTA

Prezydent Stanow potwierdza o.
skarzenie przeciwko guberna-
torowi Oklahomy. - Haskell
sic broni. - Z obozu demokra-
tycznego. - Brak gotowki. -
Sufrazystka angielska w New
.Yorku. - "Biaia playa. -
Olbrzymi kontrakt.- Konwen-
cya robotnikow browarowych.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-03-26
A Very Serious Condition.

Every act Of the Florida legis-
lature of 1907 is unconstituti onal,
null and void,
Because IL was an unconstitu-
tional legislature, in that
II transacted business and pre-
tended to enact laws with one
hundred and one members partic-
ipating in its proceedings, when
the constitution
Plainly limits the membership
to one hundred.
The same so-called legislature
utterly ignored the plain mandate
of the constitution requirin 2
that a re.apportionment Of the
membership be made and by this
omission increased, so TO speak,
its unconstitutionality.
1t ignored the constitutional
mandate that re.apportionment
be made, simply and solely because
il would cause some Of the coun-
ties to lose representation 10
which they are not justly entitled
and give it to others TO whom 1t
fairly belongs.
The legislature Of 1909, which
we are now on the eve of choos-
ing, will be equally remiss, unless
the people see to ii that only men
of ability and Of the highest char
acter are elected representatives
and senator's.
In a word, it is up to the peo-
pie right now. Their slogan
should be:
Give us men of honor, courage
and ability, men who will dare to
do right, though the heavens fall.
Justice to Nil counties and 10 ali
men and all classes.
Down with the Infamous Occur
patton license, taxi
Down with all unnecessary gov
eminent expenses! Down with
the taxesl
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-03-26
Senator Bryan is Dead

AS was feared by his thousands
of friends, Senator William j..
Bryan finally succumbed to ty-
phoid fever. He passed away in
Washington on Sunday morning.
The HERALD is not INDUCING
in idle words or merely formal and
complimentary expressions, when
it says that it regards Senator
Bryan's death as q calamity to
Florida, for it really means and
feels it In such men as he was,
lies the hope of the State and of
the Republic, for he was gifted
far above the average and was
absolutely incorruptible.
Young and aspiring, yet he had
such moral strength that nothing
on earth, neither wealth nor pow
or nor glittering honors, could
for a moment tempt him from the
paths of rigid rectitude. To this
purity of character were added
intellectual gifts of the highest
order, which, had he lived twenty
or thirty years longer, would have
proved invaluable in the service OF
his beloved Florida.
THE HERALD is unequal to the
task of doing Justice to his mem
ory. 1t can only place this mod
est wreath on his bier and join In
the genuine and universal sorrow
that is felt throughout all Florida.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-03-26

The treasurer of the State Fair
explains that the premiums
awarded have not been paid be-
cause the money for the purpose
is not yet Forthcoming from the
State treasury, because taxes are
slow coming in. Premiums are
paid only from the $4,000 fund
appropriated for the purpose by
the legislature, AS soon as the
money is in the State treasury, il
will be sent to the State Fair Off
cials and they will distribute it to
the winners of premiums.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-03-26

An old, valued friend of this
editor, Hon. I. w. Chapman, OF
Livingston, is q candidate for
sheriff of Orange county. On &C.
count of the warm friendship we
have for him, the good people OF
Orange will pardon us for com
mending him to-their favorable
consideration. We have known
him for twenty-five years, and in
all that time he has never deyiated
from his duties as a good citizen,
but has always stood with the law
abiding and Christian people il
behalf of the best interests of The
State. AS sheriff of Sumter
county for ten years, he proved
himself a thoroughly efhcien'
officer; and should Orange honor
him with that Office, her people
will never have cause to regret it
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-03-26
The picture and card of Hon

The picture and card Of Hon,
Duncan U. Fletcher, candidate
for United States senator, appear
elsewhere in this paper and de-
serve the attention Of all readers,
Mr.. Fletcher, as is we'll known, is a
gentleman of lofty character and
unquestioned ability,and he is en-
inently fitted for the high position
to which he aspires. Should he
be elected, the State will have in
him a capable and conscientious
servant, who will devote to her
interests the powers of a splendid
intellect. The HERALD, for good
reasons, is not taking part in the
senatorial contest, but, without
any disparagement of other candi-
dates equally worthy and capable,
it can say truthfully that Mr.
Fletcher commands its sincere
respect and admiration.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-03-26

The Lakeland Sun, which is
blessed with one of the brightest
editors in the State, says that
"Uncle" Joe Dixon, who is on the
staff of the Pensacola journal, is
"the ablest editorial writer in
Florida" He is certainly one Of
the most polite, pleasing, forceful
and well informed writer's of the
Southern press,
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-03-26

The Tampa Tribune has the
thanks of the county diyisionists
of DeSoto for its able editorial as
sistance to nominate Col. Barwick
for State senator. The colonel
stands for local option, but is OPP
posed TO State prohibition. In a
letter published in the Tribune
and in the Manatee papers, he
makes a very able presentation Of
his position, which is entirely sat
isfactory to his supporters in this
county.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-03-26
THURSDAY, MAR 20, 1908.

Most of the political writer's
ignore the candidacy of Hon. Jno.
S. Beard and Col. T. j. Laud
Brown. But those two gentlemen
have hosts of friends and their
vote may surprise the prognoSti-
Gators.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-03-26
Brother Hare's Uniairness.

Florida. This opinion has recent
| " received several shocks, the
seyerest of which was caused by
crnningly expressed innuendos, IT
not direct statements, contained in
his last weeks editorial headed
"Our Elder Brother" Instead OF
giving THE HERALD editor credit
for good faith and honesty OF
purpose in what he printed about
Col. Barwick's stand on prohibit
ton and the crime Of neglecting to
publish Mr.. FIagler's letter to Mr..
Stockton, Brother Hare adroitly
argues that Jordan's errors and
offences in these two matters were
intentional and willful and, there
fore, reprehensible.
He charges by implication or
innuendo that Jordan read Col.
Barwick's letters in the Tampa
Tribune and, therefore, knew that
gentIeman's position on prohibit
ton. 1t should be enough to say
that Jordan did not read those
letters.
But the most unfair expression
in Brother Hare's editorial is this:
"Should our man from DeSoto
General Gilchrist) reach that fine
mansion (the governors mansion
at Tallahassee, Brother Jordan
will be consulted, should the edit
or of the News ever want to be
a notary public"
No matter how Brother Hare
may seek TO twist that expression,
its meaning is plain and unmistak-
able.
1t means to charge and does
charge that, if General Gilchrist
should become governor, he will
appoint no man to Office, not even
as notary public, without first
consulting Jordan.
" This same idea was preached by
the Fort Myers Press two weeks
ago and was properly treated in
these columns last week. Its ex-
preston, particularly by one of
our home papers, is an outrageous
injustice to General Gllchrist, to
say nothing of its unfairness to
Jordan.
We emphatically protest against
the publication of the idea, sug-
gestion or statement that General
Gilcbrist, as governor, in making
executive appointments will be in
nuenced by Jordan Even if Jor-
dan imagined he could WELD any
such influence, he wishes to en-
pbatically assert now and he wants
it generally and emphatically un-
derstood that he will not seek to
exercise such influence.
But, those who know General
Gilchrist know that he is "a man
of his own head" that he will
make no appointments and do
nothing else contrary to his honest
convictions, no matter who may
advise or urge him. He is q
strong man in character, honest
and firm; and while he values his
friends and is loyal to them, not
all of them put together can
swerve him from what he consci-
entiously believes is right.
That is one Of the many reasons
why he should be governor.
II Brother Hare wishes to OPP
pose General Gilchrist, why does
he not have the manliness and
courage to come out openly and
not be seeking to strike Gilchrist
over Jordan's shoulders!
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The following sent out from Way
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