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

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Hon. W. R. Frier, Douglas, Ga, ed
itor Of The Douglas Enterprise, says.
Carry Them All.
1 believe Underwood will carry ev.
cry county in the Eleventh district "
A letter from Hon. r. R. Marlin
says that the county is overwhelming-
| ly for Underwood.
Hon L. w Leslie, Bethlehem. "a
writes that his county will be found
in the Underwood column"
Knows None Against Him.
Hon. ]. R. Lumsden, of Sautee, Ga,
writes:
i think White county will give him
"a large majority. I don't saw every
one is for him, but I do not know any
one who is against him."
Hon. James P, Raney, Clayton, Ca,
writes: '' ~
Everything is all right in Towns
Coweta Too.
w. f, Waldrup, of Turin, Ga. thinks
CoWeta will go. overwhelmingly for
Underwood,
II. K. Hensler of Monroe. Ga saws
everything in his section is for In
aer"ood, and says he was in Jasper
county recently and everything down
there was for Underwood
lion. Ivy w. Gladin, of SandersvilIa
Ga-' prominent farmer of Washinp.
Ton county says he is for Hon. Os-
car w. Underwood for president to
the end, and that all the farmers in
ms section are for the Alabama
leader ''--'''
Judge A. s. Johnson of Newton
Ca says the whole Second congress.
slonal district looks like Underwood
to him. - "''0
Want to Make 1t Unanimous,
A. A. White, of Baldwin, Ga. saws
Banks county will for Underwood
but they feel pride in making It as
nearly unanimous as possible.
CHnch County
hon. r. G. Dickerson, of Homer
vile, Ca, strongly indorses Mr.. I'm
derWood and predicts his victory in
Clinch county.
hon. John }. Mckay, of Macon. has
been on business trip in a good Dor
ton of the state and predicts a land
slide all over the state for Underwood
on May 1.
Walton Is Solid.
J. w. Arnold, of Walton county.
called and said that his county, from
what the people there tell him, is I'm
derWood from one side to the other.
Solicitor General Thomas J. Brown.
OF the northwestern circuit, believes
Underwood will certainly get Warren
county. Concluding, he SAYS:
1t looks like Underwood will carry
the state by a large majority"
Hon. Dewitt C. Pickett, of Dawson,
writes:
Il thought perhaps it would be
gratifying news to let you know that
southwest Georgia will come I'D al
most solidIy for Underwood. I have
travelled extensively through this sec
ton Of the state recently, and l feel
justified in saying that Underwood
will win in this section with hands
down"
General Sampson w. Harris, of
Carrollton, was caller at Underwood
headquarters. He was for many
years judge Of the Coweta circuit and
is one Of the most prominent Confed-
crate veterans in life today. General
Harris expressed the greatest admira-
ton for Mr.. Underwood as a leader
and considers him splendid presiden-
tial timber.
The Entire Fourth District.
MIR. Dan G. Pritchard, writing from
Columbus, says:
Underwood will carry Muscogee
county and the entire fourth congress
sional district by a greater plurality
than any candidate who has ever be-
fore offered for any political posi-
ton in this section. No effort or fu-
ture plans of any combination can
possibly have the least effect on this
inevitable result Our Underwood
club-hardly week old-now num-
bers over 1000"
Advices from Athens show that
Mayor H. ]. Rowe, Judge Andrew
Cobb and other prominent Athenians
are supporting Mr.. Underwood, and
Hon. Howell Erwin says Underwood
will carry the county 3 to l.
Screven for Underwood.
Hon. J. w. Overstreet, former con-
gresham from the first district and
one of the most influential men in
his section, writing from Sylyania.
says:
Underwood will carry this county
and this part of the state"
Washington County.
Colonel E. P. Wood writes from
Sandersville:
q think that the chances are excel
lent for carrying this county for I'm
derwood"
Hon, T. J. Cooper, of Sandersville,
also thinks that Underwood will carry
Washington county.
Mr.. r. H. Goodman is of the sama