The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-30
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT.

makers IN washington he is d man
of reputed great wealth. l only know
of this because Of the fact that he
once travelled away back up into Geor-
gia to testify before some court of in
quiry that he has made SITE, 100000
out of the hire of Convicts.
I once heard a man boasting to an
Irishman as to the amount of prop
erty he was worth. The Irishman
said that was nothing; that he was
worth (S900,000.OO) himself. When
asked of what his property consisted,
he replied
Why, in Live Stock. have Nine
Children and they are worth at least
Hundred Thousand Dollars a piece,
-"But wouldn't give dom for an
other onew
And so 1 ask you again, don't you
think we already have enough of
these kinds of lawyers and law-mak
ers in Washington?
Now this same Colonel Toomer as
another accredited representative of
the corporation interests of Florida,
Is believed by those in a position to
know, to have come back into this
scramble to beat Lie. Well, 1 am
going to be at the beating. For let
me tell you,-No man has ever &C
cused me of being either a coward or
| gutter.
have told you that he took
"Cold Feet" with Frank Clark. But
he has been here in the State so
long that he is just simply obliged to
be running. He's "got the habit"
A little boy ran into his mother
and exclaimed MAMA, little Willie
hit mel" well, ri whip your broth
er for it," ''No'm don't do that!
Don't let him have any supper! I
whipped him before he hit mel"
Now, just a little bit about another
Colonel, Col. George c. Martin of
Brooksville- He also, is a represen-
tative of certain corporate Infant
industries that just simply have got
to keep their men in Congress-
once heard a preacher giving out
! his several appointments. There was
a Miss Hunt who had charge of the
| church work. The parson told them
about all the announcements relating
to choir practice and prayer meetings
and in closing he declared, "Now if
you want to know anything else about
| the picnic at Gum Sink Slough, you'll
| nave " ~ W l1GlGu IluIlL 1OT IL.
$50 tell you, if you want to know
anything else about Colonel George
c. Martin, of Brooksville, you'll have
to go to Knight for it"
! Look over the personnel and the
| candidates. Compare them with my
own, and let your answer be deferred
until the Thirtieth day of April.
] In 1909 Tpavl1-
l was found at Tallahassee as a men,
Der of the State Senate fighting for
the cause of the toiling masses of the
People of this State. Ask them where
! they were at that time?
! In the year 19O0,-iust Seven years
later,-I felt the bludgeon and the
/ bullets of the would-be assassin on
one of the principal streets of the
! City of Jacksonville, still fighting for
I this same cause. My people there saw
me shot down in broad day light, and
! they saw my very life-blood bathing
! that street as it would battle it again,
that honesty and decency might live
and that thievery and corruption
| should be driven from our State.
The Bible truly tells us that "By
their fruits shall We know them!"
And let me say to you my friends
! that there is no surer way on earth
/ tc judge Of what man will do in the
/ future than by what he has done in
the past.
Again I ask you where these sew
( eral candidates were found when the
people of Florida needed their help?
Judging from their records, we
should all feel warranted in telling
| the pathetic story Of the little bow
when the preacher asked him why
| his Father was not at Church? The
poor little fellow tearfully replied that
| his Daddy had gone over to the bar
room, gotten into fight, and was so
badly beaten up that HE wasn't fifteen
| to go to He'll"
Now, I am going to tell you about
one Of these in particular,-MR.
BAUDE HUMBLE.
You all know Little Baudie has been
conducting a campaign of lying and
MISREPRESENTATION from start to finish
in this game.
! / have told you about it and I am
going to prove it to you.
| Now, here is a letter from his
| PrOther-in-Law, Hon. J. z. T. Bowden,
| the one you have heard this little
Baude declare was supporting him.
| Jacksonville, Fla,
April "a, 1854
Editor The Flo7fdian,
City,
| In last weeks edition Of Claude L'Ensle's
paper, The Dixie. there appeared an adver-
| tiaemeut purporting TO be authorized by the
| Woodrow Wilson Club Of this city, selecting
candidates to be voted for in the name Of
--- Jones and Robert w. McNamee.
| / will say that the Wilson Club never
/ authorized any such advertisement and that
! I called upon Mr.. LEngle who at first tried
| to make excuses for the advertisement but
afterwards admitted that it was no adver-
| tisemcnt at all: that il wac simply his srlec-
| ton as to the proper people to vote for ID
! this district.
Now, I will say that carly IN the campaign.
| Mr.. L'Engle came to me voluntarily and
urged me to be a candidate telling me that
/ he would support and do everything in ris
power to elect me. A few days after that,
| in conversation wish him. .old him tat
could not support him for Congress His
| attitude towards me chEaged from that date
! and his advertisement or supposed sdve-.
| tisenent is in keeping with the man from
| beginning to end. I nave known Clamde
L'Enge ever since he wao a barefooted bow
and | want TO sHy that my observation Of
him IRON childhood has been ANYTHING els.
| but that would impress an honest man th.,