The Pensacola journal., 1908-10-30

that is a place for building great
city,
He thanked the voters of this coun-
ty and city for helping to place him
IN a position where he can be of serv
ice to the people of this district with
out partiality or jealousy, and prom
ised to work faithfully for the i'm
provement of the Pensacola navy
yard. 1T is needless to tell you what
YOU should do, as you have always
done what was right" declared Mr..
Mays. He told of conversation with
a Republican nominee for congress
man from the Third district in which
the latter said ne thought he would
have 20 send congratulations to Mr..
Mays on next Tuesday. Speaking to
the people of this city and county.
Mr.. Mays said: IF you had looked
the Third district over you could
not have found a more loyal friend
than /. This is a democratic year.
he continued, land Bryan will be
elected" He styled Taft as the
me too" and man Friday" of Roose.
welt. He asked the people of Escam-
bia county TO vote the Democratic
ticket TO help prevent a reduction of
representation.
Judge E. D. Beggs.
Judge E. D. Beggs expressed the
hope that there would be a glorious
victory for the Democrats on next
Tuesday. He said the democratic
party was equal to all classes, whicE,
he declared, was the fundamental diff
ference between the two parties. He
asked the voters to stand by the NOM
inees.
As head of a democratic city gov
ernment Mayor G. c. Goodman de-
clared what he would do on next Tues
day. He said he would vote a straight
democratic ticket and asked the demo
cratic voters to do likewise.
K. Pope Reese.
Bryan has no superior on tie face
of the earth in honor and integrity
said Mr.. r. Pope Reese, --and if he
is defeated it will be done by traitors"
He said Taft is a machine made can1i-
date and that Roosevelt is endeayor-
ing to establish a monarchy Mr.
Reese said he did not believe the state
ments made to him on the streets that
there are democrats in this city who
would vote the republican ticket on
next Tuesday, and declared the hope
that the misguided men running for
the legislature on the republican tick
ct would be rebuked.'
continuing, MI Reese said: In
the last legislature there was one
populist. and if there ever was a lone
some man in the legislature he was
one. IL a republican should, by any
nischance. be elected to the legislat-
ure, he would not be placed on any
important committee, no matter how
capable he may be. The republican
candidates for the legislature nave no
hopes of election, but are only trying
to get to the pie counter"
GilChriSt Absent.
The following telegram was read
by Mr. Radcliffe, explaining Mr.. Gil
christ's absence from the meeting:
"Punta Gorda. Fla, Oct 25.-FTank
B. Radcliffe, Chairman, Pensacola
have an appointment at st. Augustine
Wednesday night; impossible TO ar
rive in Pensacola on Thursday; wire
If Friday night is satisfactory
"A. W. GILCHRIST"
From D. u. Fletcher.
The following telegram was receiv
ed from Y. Fletcher:
Jacksonville, Fla. Oct. 25.-Hon-
Frank Radcliffe. chairman, Pensacola.
Regret that previous speaking en-
gagements make ii impossible for me
10 attend Thanks.
ID. u. FLETCHER"
7. Walter Kehoe
The following letter was received |
from J. Walter Kehoe:
Pensacola, Oct. %. 1908.
Hon. Frank Radcliffe, Chairman. Pen |