The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-01-06

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6ewE Country yahd | knqsx3 no more propea
sentiment for the greeting of the New
Year than to wish thar as it comes with
promise of being the most prosperous OF
the century, it will continue and end with
a realization every day Of thatopronise and
be succeeded by bnolhcf that shall continue
the. SAME march TO afuilerrealizations Of
the prosperity of country.a4 r = j
/ Senator Bradley, Of Kentucky: s"Arneri-
caRs HAVE REASONS TO look to- 1870 with con-
ffdsncc fho'tirne in the past have con-
ditfons been more favorable for general
happiness aid prosperity ttr 81
Senator Bourrc, of Oregon, peace,
progress and prosperity teseenls. to, 4ae,is
fine watchword with which to start off
the new Year, sreS ii 49,
| Senator Taylor of Tennessee: 'gThe
outlook IS Bright ard + have reason e to
believe that tiiesfena ofAsthe year7iwill
be even Brighter for the American pcopleyl'
i. Senat6f Flint of California. $50 far
as + can see, the pessinists has no place
in TIE United States at the beginning of
1925 So go ~ 9nTs % ~ -
Senator Money, Of Mississippi: alNis-
sissippi is IN line with tlaee balances of
the Country looking to''I9io as year of
prosperity. y ~ nes -
Representative Tawney, of Minnesota,
chairman Of the appropriations committee:
81 think the American people have bright
year ahead of them. Our industries are
booming and there is every reason to be-
lieve' that they will continue to do so dur-
ing the year 1870. 1t is gratifying to
observe that President Taftss policy of
economy is being carried out by the
various branches Of the government. With
prosperity on tie one hand and econ
on1y on the other hand the country should
make good showing in r9fe." enf
Representative Clark, of Missouri, mi
nority leader: con this gladstone New
Year season, to borrow the language of
Gen. Zachary Taylor in his first annual
message to congress, we have a. right to
feliciate ourselves on the fact that we are
at peace with all the nations of the earth
and the rest of creation. In fact, we have
many things for Decentralization, chief
of which is the very bountiful crop of al
most every sort with which we were bless
ed last year. Though the cost of living
is extremely high, most ,pf as will be ex-
empt from starving during the coming year
While the prospect for remedial legisla-
ton this. session of congress is not especial
T, Iy bright, we may confidently hope that
it will>not1 be postponed. A survey of
the world for the year, particularly our
own part of It, viii convince any rational
man that the world is''igrowing better
For all of which we Should Be duly
| thankful" -----
Admiral ;Robely. d, Evans, !, United
States navy sqFor the New Year l would
commend to the people of the United States
due consideration of the fact that the
whole country today is in an attitude of
armed neutrality, with all the most pro-
pressive powers increasing their ornaments
as fast as they can, and suggest the senti-
ment in connection with that condition
of an expanding naval construction pro-
gram based on the determined policy of
maintaining thoroughly effective two
ocean navy
Gen., Franklin Belt, chief of staff of
the United States army: "The best wish
can offer my countrymen is that every year
shall be as happy, prosperous and peace
full as the year 1910 seems destined to be-"