The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-05
HEALTH FULLY RESTORED.

HEALTH FULLY H6STOHeO.
The health of Mr. Blount, which
caused him to withdraw from the race
several months ago and before the
At the present time he is enjoying ex-
cellent health and will thus be en-
tabled to conduct the vigorous cam
paign that he Is planning.
Mr. Blount left yesterday Afternoon
FLOR sTailahassee on a. short vis14 >sNd
upon hfs return will map out his cam.
paign and settle upon definite plans
for the future. Later he will issue q
full statement regarding his candi-
dacy, in which he will set forth in full
his views upon questions before the
public.
Mr.. Blount had a strong following
in the recent campaign, and many re-
gretted that he was compelled 10
Withdraw on account of his health.
He is now in a position to wage
received assurances OF support from
a large number Of persons who were
supporting either Mr.. Taliaferro or
the late Mr.. Broward in the recent
primaries
URGED TO BECOME CANDIDATE.
Not only did residents Of this city
and county urge Mr.. Blount to be-
come a candidate upon the death OF
Mr.. Broward, but letters and tele-
grams came to him from all sections
of the state. OF course the residents
of his home city were the more eager
that he announce Immediately, but he
was undecided until yesterday. when
he determined to enter the race.
MANY IN THE RACE.
The announcement Of Nathan 2.
Bryan, of Jacksonville. yesterday
morning, followed by that of w. A.
ance that the campaign for the United
fought one. There is no reason to be-
lieve, however, that these two gentle
men are to have it all to themselves.
Other names are mentioned and
among them are the following:
Judge L. J. Reeves of Pensacola,
Thos. F. West Of Milton, Stephen N.
Sparkman, Frank Clark. Park Tram
nell, w. B. Lamar, Frank Adams, w.
H. Milton, Governor Gilchrist, Fred
T. Myers, Judge Chas. B. Parkhill,
Jefferson B. Browne, w. D. Flournoy,
Fred M. Hudson, Il Hunt Harris, ana
A. J. knight of Tampa.
Out of this list, the most probable
candidates are S. NJ. .parkman,
Frank Adams, and w. w. Flournoy.
With Nathan P. Bryan in the field
it is not believed that A. J. Knight
will run because both were warm sup
porters Of Governor Broward and
Knight Will no doubt support Bryan
now.
BROWARD's FRIENDS FOR BRYAN
W. H Milton is eliminated from the
contest by the fact that he is support
ing n, P. Bryan. Other announced
supporters of Bryan are D. NJ. Lowery,
A. ]. Angle, Hayes Lewis, R. H.
Buford, H. Clay Crawford, c. M. Aus
ley, John L. Nelly, and John w. Wide
man. 1t is understood that Bryan is
Broward following. 1t will be renena-
bered that Governor Broward appoint
ed young William James Bryan to the
senate to succeed Senator Mallory.
Nathan P. Bryan is a brother Of the
former senator and when the latter
died it was Nathan Bryan and others
Of Broward's friends who persuaded
the governor to make the race him.
SELF
DATE OF PRIMARY.
Indications are multiplying that a
primary will somehow be arranged
for, regardless of the fact that no
funds are at present in sight for hold
ing one. What may prove factor In
setting the date for the primary is
the fact that after January 1, poll
taxes will have to be paid in order to
qualify for voting in the primary.
while all who vote in the coming No
vember election will be qualified to
vote in the primary any time before
Jan, 1.