Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-11

If be rms no ,eu be- pitted Ia all
luralihona dlrecttv agasust President
~ tbe senate i Randoiub Anderson.
Observers 1T mis- lime iGiuk the race
may 0arroW down eventually To "a
trial OF strength between these TWO
and no more
surb a coutest yould he interesting
In the extreme A. would he contest
hetWaan oond naraop,ll friends 10 he
surr bnft donbtless would have is
severely acute pol.ticnl angles nev-
ertheless
Rotb u,.,, arc good Ha,hters each is
ahundaptlv ahie tn take. care Of him
self on ma stump and BOTH would 10
lat the matter m rsnlnatguinR more or
liess "hsnomer and longs which
would insure them large and atfen-
tive audiences from start 10 finish.
The ieeIslsfure Of course would
divide between Them sin what exact
fratio II would be hazardous 10 fore
spurs in the General Assembly. and
each is the presiding officer OF the
house IN which he claims member
ship.
Anderson has trained In the past
largely wiih me so.calIed Brown ele-
meut In state politics whereas Bur
well is listed generally. with The So
called smith end And vet. ID looks
as N 30 is improbable that either
would be lined up IN the Governor
ship race az rank partisan II
is certainty that both would find
some degree Of comfort from camps
! primarily credited hostile
/ In many ways, a race between An
erv nook ana corner Of the state as
no other race could There Is not one
county in which both have not many
former Legislative colleagues, and
there would be somebody al every
bodys elbow TO tell him what is
what" about these two candidates.
Presumably, too-and this Is a hap
py circumstance fight between An
derson and Burwell would be free
from mud singing" Neither man
inclines to fight after that fashion
ana they are friends ana legislative
henr" j. fuibrlghti representative
from Burke County for the past eight
years is seriously considering max
ing the race again for that office, with
q view to becoming a candidate for
Speaker OF the House
Mr.. Fullbright has been urged by
friends throughout the Augusta CIR
cult to make the race against Judge
/ Henry G. Hammond, OF the superior
| Court and he has also been urged
/ by friends all over the state to be-
come candidate for Attorney GEN
louSioe.ins ,ilo iaI.ei, as ~ ~. ano"eN
Sa"uiuuteS aie alie"uS !" 'iia' raw
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- - Ne'1et', ga .,elia'oi nun
,ile MeIilS lsSe"llu ISL (,s ~, -
1osSlple aIluiuate toi IonsIe ss iiotia
Int oi%,u iis'' ~. III ,He ess1I 'lla
Juuee beitie' uoes hol olleI lof re
electlon ,.
VT, MCNel states Po l'e tlat
ne mas tne I .uea 90, o. HlahlIls lue IaSe
uIloer co ..lls.S ,a put tileI ne WIZ
", ne soNe,meu iaI eeis pg 'uuse p 49,
ielt course IN arriving al hAeu
conclusion
Monroe Neel' OF CattersVlHe' ~
pressing ms Canuluecy Tor Soncltor
General OF 'he CneroKee 'uuiolsl Cir-
just who will oppose him is not
known Among those prominently
mentioned are .. 9. Glenn r. n
McCutchen and w p. Mann, OF Dal-
ton and }. g. s. Erwin, or Calhoun.
solicitor General ;, r Maddox, VINO
las served by appointment since the
death or Sohcitor General Miner,
VIII, IN all probability not oner Tor
the uneXpired term.
The Waycross Journal SAYS: "A
great many people in South Georgia
are thinking that there are really only
two men in the race for the late
Senator Bacon's place. bat Just wait
until the Hon. Thomas w. Hardwick
pia and they win realize that there
are three live ones in the race. Folks
/ warm up 10 Hardwiek lust Ike pigs
/ take to sweet milk
And DIGS eating sweet milk" don't
dare particularly who hollers oShoo
NV. don't bodder me-" moreover,
Nv the waV II looks as ~ the forth
coming camnaisn may he one IN
which homelv phrases viii emf much
figure phrases as the common
people dearly love!
A+tent,or ~ the south csro,iro
press is most respectf,Illy called IN
4 The fact mat the 'Trr," Foldpr RIM
ming for United States Senator In
I hVVi FL" ~ l,"' NONti4iOi hleHSe