The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-27
A FULL LIST Of
THE CANDIDATES
JUST A LITTLE OVER A MONTH
OCCURS TIE STATE
PRIMARY.

esh. The candidates are all running
the field is wide and the event seems
as though it might, before the last
lap has been made, become OF more
than passing interest.
With tie closing Of Saturday at
midnight Of the state candidates
chances to qualify by paying their as
sessments, the campaign is low on in
full blast, and with the present sit,
uatiOn, and events CT the past few
weeks, together with tle prospects OF
there being a continuation OF the
unusual S girit of quie;, il bids fair
to be one Of the most remarkable
campaigns in the history Of the state.
1t has been utterly devoid of SEN
satiOns, though in surprises it has
not come up lacking When judge
John c. Hart announced his intention
to make the race, the people were
surprised and his friends etter real
izing how the people stood as to eX
Governor Hoke Smith and Govern
Joe Brown, were shocked Then
when Hewlett A. Hall took the oath
Of Office as his successor as attorney
general and Judge Hart quit the race
lOr governor, he saVp opportunity
for another wave of surprise, this
time more perciptible than the first
And to further bear out that this year
in state politics is the most remark
able in the history of the state, it
has been brought cut that Colonel
Hall has written Judge Hart two let
ters asking him to come into the r2co
for his old position, to which he
would doubtless have been re-elect-
ed without Opposition had he not ell,
tered the race t.r governor.
On the other hand, the factions are
MOI lining up with the men in the
heated manner which prevails il pc.
litical feuds Of more than two or
three years standing. There has
been a lack Of Bitterness and strife
and in the ordinary pursuits Of bust
ness the average man has found pien
ty of opportunity to discuss politics
without interfering with his dutie9
1t is truly remarkable campaign in
this respect
This has been due largely to Il
dearth Of campaisn speeches, In tie
last campaign as in the one precad-
ing it would take a day Of close fig
uring to give the number of public
speeches made to the voters anr the
hours consumed in the oratorical dis
play. 1t was Joe Hill Halls priyil sge
to set the ball rolling at Marietta
when he added another chapter in
this remarkable campaign by an
nouncing himself for Brown this
time and for himself next.
One month from las Saturday re-
mains before the vote will J e taken.
Governor Smith is slated to make sew
eral speeches, and if it is decided by
the Brown people that it is neces-
sary to dc likewise, i'll d measure the
campaign Of two years ago will be
in part duplicated.
Below VIII be found a complete list
of the candidates with and without
opposition to lie voted for in the gen
eral state primary on August %:
For Goyernor-Joseph NJ. Brown,
Hoke Smith, Edward H. Walker.
For Secretary Of Sta,e-Philip
Cook.
For Attorney General Hewlett
A. Hall and T. S. Fielder.
For Comptroller General-Winiam
A. Wright.
For Treasurer-W J. Speer and
Peytcn Halves
For Commissioner Of Agriculture
Thomas G. Hudson.
For State School COMMISSIONER
NJ. l.. Britain and Il. NJ. Zettler.
For Pension Commissioner W
Lindsey.
For Prison Commissioner R.
Hutchens and r. E. Davidson
For Railroad Commissioner
Murphy Candlar. Colonel 0. r. stey-
ems, Joseph F. Gray, James A. Perry
and E. b. Hornady.
For CHIEF Justice Of the Supreme
CCurt-W. A. Fish.
For Associate Justice of the 81
preme Comt-Marcus Beck.
For Associate Judge of the Court
Of Appaala-Arthur G. Powell