Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-01-04
HON. 7. D BRYSON
FOR JUDGE.

next Democratic Primary as a can
didate for the Judgeship of this
District. :,
This announcement does not come
as surprise to the people of the
District as it has been freely pre-
dicted for several years that Mr..
Bryson was in line for this position
and his many friends in every part
OF the district are confident of the
triumphant issue of his candidacy.
They urge that he has every quail
fication for the position he seeks.
That since entering upon the prac-
tice of law he has been an untiring
student of his chosen profession,
and has enjoyed an extensive prac-
tice covering the entire field of legal |
controversy in this section.
Mr.. Bryson served tie people of |
the District as Solicitor for eight |
years, during which time it was
often said of him that although firm
in the ischarge Of the duties of his
office, he was withal kind and cour-
teous to all and never too busy to
listen to those who wished to con
suit with him. And his friends point
with pride to the fact that during
his term of office he always en-
deavored. and his record shows that
he did, save the Counties comprising
the District as much expense as
was possible in the discharge of his
duty.
Mr.. Bryson is now a man of
middle age. having just entered upon
his 44th year, vigorous in body and
mind, and his friends claim that he
would, if nominated and elected
brins, to the Office Of Judge, not only
the experience gained as Solicitoi
and active practitioner of cyel
twenty years, but also the vigof and
ability to dispatch business Of {
'f strong body and active, we'll traine<
L ElA.il. accustomed 10 consider ant
decide promptly such questions a
e. are constantly presenting tn e m
selves to a judge for solution all
ed tnus Save the county and tax pay
u ers much expense.
IS, Every day that Courts are ur
e necessarily prol ynged means an
We ditional burden Of costs, aside froG
II the necessary attendance of juror
ed litieants and witnesses, farmers al
taken from their farms, busine:
men from their business often tim
at the busiest season when the 10,
4 Of a single day means much to theT
u Mr.. Brysons friends and supporte
en- urge that these matters should al
1as will be considered by the voters
m the District from a business stan
point. That his age. experience ar
nip ability to rapidly dispatch busine
NJ. as well as his record N saving Il
+. Count OF expenses made IS Sole
tor all commend his candidacy
lat the favorable consideration of Il
ion people of the District.
ant In temperament Mr.. Bryscn
ut firm, yet courteous and agreeab
lis by character an honorable, christi;
ays gentleman.
red Born and reared among the pe
to pie Of this District and having fe,
ing of pride in the place of his birt
he is one of the people and can al
oo, does rejoice with them in their j.!
.raI aud ieei for and With them in th'
Dec. afli ions-traits of character VIII
As. lis 'riends urge render him pv,
one lidrly itted to hold the Office
" y - Ju e OF this District.
YRS kr. Bryson has always been
W true Democrat, among the lead
rr;II of his party in this section, and
,sfs always cheerfully given of his ii
oer Gnd ability to the cause that
,h,r 5elieved right.
His friends claim that his
" at experience, legal attainments
I3.a Che scteI a-ilinen:ly III hirn
AMI Juose and Confidently predict
GEM nomination at The hands Of
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