The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-04-17

Sweeping georgia IN the
election on May LIST, that doubt will
be dispeIled if he goes through one
days mail at Underwood headquar.
ters. Herewith are given the princi-
pal expressions from three days mail.
Ihey are given in brief but the ex-
pressions are verbatim.
lion. A. J. Munday chairman Demo.
cratic executive committee, Hall
county:
Every indication at this time is
that Underwood viii carry this coun-
ty overwhelmingly"
w. D. Elliott, Porterdale:
am a farmer 50 years old. and
1--we in Newton county. | have talked
with many among the farmers who
are strong supporters of Underwood.
think we will raise a big majority
Tor him on May /, and hope he will
carry every county in the state"
Hall County
Z. A. Dozier, Of Gainesville, one of
the most prominent men in north
Georgia, strongly endorses Under,
wood, and says he will carry Hall.
Z. H. Lord, of High Shoals:
1 don't know but one man in this
neighbOrhOod that is for Wilson.
live in the corner of Morgan, Oconee
and Walton counties. 1t will be a
landslide in these three counties for
Underwood"
Walton County.
J. l.. Moore, Bethlehem:
This (Walton) county will easily
go in the Underwood column"
Found Only Underwood Sentiment.
Hon. R. r. Marlin, Dawson, Ga:
I find that in the county nearly
every one is for Underwood. In
Dougherty I found it the same way.
In Cordele, Crisp county, it is almost
unanimous for Underwood. find
nearly all the travelling public for IN
derwood'
Farmers Stand Together.
q N Weatherly writes from Ath-
ems, Ga:
Il was in Hart county with Mr.. A.
A, McCurry. We talked with about
fifty farmers AMI found them all for
Underwood. One farmer went out
and talked with nineteen others and
found seventeen for Underwood and
two for Wilson"
y Walton All Right.
Hon. Ernest Camp. of Monroe, edi
tor of The Walton Tribune, reports
that Underwood sentiment is very
strong in Walton county.
Hon. B. A. Sharpe, of Carrollton,
prominent in business and politics,
and one of the most prominent Con
federate soldiers in the state, called
at headquarters and said it looks to
him like Carroll county is solid for
Underwood.
Hon. B. H. Hardy, a prominent edi-
tor Of GAINESVILLE, and his brother
from Thomaston, stated that they
believed Pike and Epson county
would give Underwood good MAORI
ties on May l.
Hon. H. o. FarT, of GAINESVILLE,
also said that Pike county would give
Underwood a majority.
HARRISON County.
Pierce Walton and J. l.. Bentley
from HARRISON county, say that Haral-
son is for Underwood, and that the
farmers appreciate what Mr.. Under
wood has done and is doing for them.
The Next President"
Hon. w. ]. Shattuck, a prominent
lawyer of Walker county, writes:
Walker county is for Underwood
the next president of the United
States"
J. NJ, Gresham, of Monroe, Ga,
says
Walton county will give Under
wood a good majority"
Hon. John w. Giddens, of SWANS
boro:
This county (EmanueD will go for
Underwood and we propose to make
his majority as large as possible"
Heard and Randolph.
Hon. o. A. Moore, of Texas, Heard
county, says that the Democrats of
Heard county in mass meeting en-
dorsed Underwood for president"
Hon. ]. w. Andrews, of Carnegie,
writes:
Randolph county held her primary
for county officers, and at the Carne-
gle precinct 124 votes were polled. l
got an expression from almost every
man and found only one man against
Underwood. At Moye, a small town
in Calhoun county, every voter Is out
spoken for Underwood"
Second District.
Hon Roscoe Luke, of Thomasville
said that he had been over a great
portion of the second congressional
district, and that he firmly believed
Underwood would carry every county
In the district
Hon L. w. Branch, Of Quitman,
says Mr.. Underwood's prospects in
Brooks are very bright indeed.
Eleventh District
Hon. R. w. Grub, of Darien, writes
that Mcintosh county is almost solid
for Underwood.
Hon. J, N. Buxton, Millen, Ca,
writes strongly indorsing Mr. Under