The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-14
THE NEWS BUYS A PERMANENT
HOME.

When Speaker Cannon, driven to
bay few days ago by the combined
forces OF the democrats and the in
surgents in the house, stood behind
his marble rostrum and surveyed the
situation, ne told the members Of
congress that actions and not words
in that bo1y best told of the faith
and the hearts of the neabersl
The speaker was right
For many years we have been tell
ing the people of the world in daily
messages Of all abiding faith in Bruins
wick, her present and her future.
We come to them this morning,
with an action demonstrating that
faith!
The News Publishing company has
purcha"ed 'Cr its offices and its plant
the handsome rev twostory brick
Councilman building on Newcastle
street, viii N it will occupy on May
first or as I ear that date as possible.
The building is really one of the hand
soonest structures in the CITY and in
taking it over the management brings
in evidence Substantially what ii has
been telling the people for years, its
perfect and TT limited faith in the flu
ture growth and development of this
ton, we must be pardoned if we sug-
Sest that our faith in Brunswick. has
been marked with consistency un
shaken by the vaporings of transitory
jewellers, who at the first sign If adj
versity, .;trIc!I the flag and beat . re-
treat to other and perhaps less favot-
ed climes. Is through all of these
years, our confidence mas not been
shatter, then why today, in the light
of a solid and glorious growth, should
we hesitate to pledge our future on
is waging for commercial prestige?
But, Brunswick must win this ioht;
she must grow and develop up to that
stage of perfection for which she il
so well fashioned. Her people have a
mission in life, God gives to only a
favored and chosen few-the uD5uild-
ing of this matchless rort city Gift
ed beyond compare, with her broad
bosom might calmly float the navie5
of world, blessed with a climate a.;
sweet and eqIable, as soft and gentle
as Indian summer, the gateway 20 the
markets of the world, a gift which
( kingdoms cannot take control nor
&C Inclination capture. With all of these
advantages within her harbor, as il
by lock and key the Master Palmer
has again drawn upon his treasury
house and has made them all in!pree.
nable from the mad charges of the
temrests and the sea!
! Her geographical advantages, her
nearness to the raw material and her
| outlet to the great markets of the
| world her ideal health conditions al!
serve TO make her growth a certainty
in spite Of that character of provin
cialism, etc, the gamut of which every
! community must run, in the evolution
that marks the passage from town to
city!
So today with a stronger hope than
ever, with the same old faith, We
pledge anew our affection for and our
confidence in Brunswick, present and
future.
AS to The News, there is little to
say. In its new home it hopes to
broaden its usefulness, accomplish
greater things for Brunswick, adher
policies, which we hold to be the very
best there is in life.
We shall strive more assiduously
to merit the approval of the public.
which will bring its just reward y
newspaper is an odd proposition The
counting room is its body and the ct;
itorial rooms its soul. The soul dom
mates and the paper connot live with
, out it. Experiments without humble"
demonstrate that a newspaper % be
come living force in its community,
TO broaden its influence and command
, or compel public opinion must have
living, vivid, active policy of right
eousness. Else it cannot obtain or
hold that public confidence and trust
(which makes the newspaper an entity