The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27
What the State Papers
 Are Saying and Doing
The Wise Farmer.

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 Jasper News.
 The average Alabama farmer consti. tutes the conservative element of the State. He is wise in his silence, never foolish and will vote against the amendment.
 Good and Healthy Living. Talladega Mountain Home.
 The farmers are feasting on pump kins fresh meat, collards persimmon beer, and other good things that fall to the lot of those who live outside of the confines of the crowded cities.
 Better Consult Breoksie. Huntsville Mercury-Ban
 Judge weakley denies the report that he will withdraw from the race for Governor. The Judge should not be confidently proclaiming that a vote for the amendment Is an endorsement oS my administration, and had to back water. The Judge should have a con- ference with Brooksie before making any rash statements. sgaf i- .q sayess. it peyrra5 ,o s.sblo AlRens RemeiaSer isSSrsfBo Brooks qrswrsisce safa when the Supreme Court said that your home was your castle and no man must invade 1t, that he and his crowd would find q way to get around that by put ting into your constitution clause de-
 
 is the date they have set for this pur- pose. Freemen. will you allow 1t or sanction 1t by your voter
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 Florala Democrat,
 billion dollar cotton crop for the South. And still you. talk of corn and wheat as "kins.' When has mother tifui tiff iA harvest of either of these pro ducts? Southern farmers are rejotc- ing over the high prices ruling the cotton market, well pleased with the Tssnlts of their year yssss .o,iab la6ors- ,n s II A billion dollar cotton crop.
 Dein. Very Wen without It. Troy Herald.
 It Is dangerous to tamper with the Constitution. We are doing very well without this amendment and 1t Is . pretty good idea to let well enough alone. If the amendment fails, remem- Der that we have the same laws that we have in force now. the adoption nor rejection does not effect the laws we now have, one way or the other, so we think 1t advisable to try these laws be- fore we place such a barrier around them that we could not change them if we found they were not good.
 Women Better Stay Out. Dothan Journal.
 Politics is often a dirty game. Men lose their better judgment in the heat of the fight, often riots and bloodshed result. It is no place for gentle wo- man. At any moment things are liable to happen that will offend her when not meant for her at all. Therefore. it would be better for her to stay out But if she just won't stay out, know ing that she Is on dangerous ground. and after being told of her danger. goes in any way. If she does hear things and see things she ought not to see and hear, we hope she will be kind enough to pass them up unnoticed or make the most of 1t.
 Who Distrust the People. Geneva Reaper.
 Who is 1t that is distrusting the pco- pie and the future legislators of Ala bama? Certainly not those who are opposing the amendment. It is not the opponents of the amendment who are distrusting the people and their representatives in this pyrotechnical campaign. From whence, then, comes this distrust? Who Is 1t that iB re- sponsible for foisting this unwarrant- ed, untried, and at this time unneces- sary and inexpedient campaign of dis trust of the people and the represent atives they will choose in the future Tn all fairness and in all truthfulness, there can be but one answer to this question, and the answer is: Those who are irving to nut this amendment into