The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-11


erthetess it is a joke. as human IN:
stttuttons generally are jackson.
vile 5fetopofis:
Opened Headquarters.
Senatorial Candidate W: A. B1ouus
pf Pensacola has opsned hea9uurtefS
fq this city: He realizes the. fsct that
the best Of everything ID ftorid3 il
"r1ade IN jacksonvtlle;" mciudinE
statesman:-Jacksouvilie Metrosoiis:
Fce Mr.: .rsllaferro:
There IS i fntt1of attoat that -Chsir
man Price held up the date Of the
meeting against the wishes Of at least
two II the candidates ana the consent
Of the third; Until aftef the eiecioA
that the VETS might krow what {heif
positton Wal. and whether ST lot it
was w9rth while FOR them to but forth
a Candidate; presumably NJ: fsiiafef:
r5: # the ameniment sh6aid Be de.
feaed It t-otfd giye them Courage ii at:
TEMPT 70 eonttdl things and PieaS f46it
w6aid have prestige as 3 beiitieal lead:
er t9 gtye added weight t8 bis msnaSe:
taeflt: Fl The amendment Carries then
Pieas viii Rave lost SIT and the se44t:
e-afee fasees given sneoHfaFenleht to
make q stf6ns fisht f6f : man 81 Halls
ebinioA ia tie United Stats senate Ter
there ls h5 aeabt but fitat the tins
L. e5H{fs within the next six feafs
vheh the tenpetanee. question viii Be:
eefne a hatiohat rather THAI q ieeai
eGess.eA:-Bs4Taaiak Breeze:
5tllj TOR bieurt:
The Herald Has evef BEEN an admir-
CT Of H6n: W: A: Bisant, west Fisf:
ida's DISTINGUISHED candidate f6f The
United States Senate: He Was 6Af fsx=
sfite whiie he was III the fsee last
spfihk, AID It WAS a matter CT sincere
fssfet WITH As When he Withdrew:
we So expressed sNfself at the time
aha hence, Ga his announcement ss his
candidacy a fey weeks ass, We felt
that the friends 81 Mf: BlelHt needed
ne fHftHef assurance Of eHf sHbbeft:
Hewe*sf, lest further silence might be
construed as ehaAse OF falHa, we
again Announce Mf Bi6uHt as eHf
fa~Bfite:=BeEHHiah Herald:
Tee Many Hsirs:
VseHoae ftSa HttiS 70 be III tire teHss
bit dissespeetful to the memeFy Of the
late lsmented Bfewafd, we .-esife to
whisper that he is beseaaiHH hes:
sessed pesthumeusly Of entirely tee
many heirs at law fer any distinguish
ed American outside Of the Utah OF
forty years age:-'Famha Times:
Alberta Beautiful Tribute.
Don't fail to read the beautiful trib.
ute to John II: g. Stockton by Albert
Williamson which We copy frem the
Floridian. We can veueh for every.
thing that he has said for John stosk.
ton. Albert Williamson is one of the
best writer's In cur state, and we doubt
II anything else will be written dur.
ting the campaign that will equai 1t.
We hope that all OF our subscribers
viii! raad this sketch on Stockton ana
learn the style of man ne IL. When
you have learned who Stockton is and
what he represents yeu> will vote for
him.-Tarpon springa Leader.
Interesting for ohio.
T. A. jennings. Of Pensacola. who
has always been identified with wha,
il known a. the Broward factien. OIL
the Democratic party in Florida. II an
ardent supporter Of w. A. Blount. II
Mr.. Blount can get few more Of
Broward's friends to support him, he
will make things very interesting fos
Stockton and Bryan.
He Drilled eroWard.
Stockton does not inherit the Stock
ton policies" either. for he himself
created them. Mr.. Broward's politics
training was acquired under the lead
ership Of Stockton. and those inde
pendent and progressive principles
that he championed 50 ably and sue
cessfully were imbibed largely from,
him. John Stockton was the fathe,
and for years the uncuestiored leade,
of the movement that at this time
is usually termed "Browardism." The
fortunes Of politics fell away from,
him in his two last races. and for sew
eral years he has been recouping In