The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-03


That old myth is still unfulfilled.
me South is still solid!
from all indications the betting fra
ternity did not make any great big
cleanup on this presidential election.
Some of the Republicans answers to
latter day campaign charges. made by
the Harding people, might with decen-
cy and respect for the nominee. been
left unanswered.
Now since it is all over with, it
seems to us that all Of the principles
might dismiss all of those libel suits
brought during the campaign. They
seldom moan anything any old how.
1t is to be hoped that all of the new
county amendments passed In the cleo
ton of yesterday. If the people who
inhabit these sections want these new
counties created, it seems to us that
thir wishes should rule In the matter.
That advertise Georgia campaign is
growing by leaps and bounds and by
the way, it is one Of the most far-reach
ing publicity movements ever attempt
ed in the South. It is entitled to the
very cordial support of all Georgia
cities.
Now let us all indulge very fondly
the hope that business conditions will
speedily improve; that we con devote
ourselves to the many questions OF
VITAL interest in a domestic way and
for season, at least a season, that we
may put the very enchanting game Of
politics behind us.
No man has ever conducted a clean
or campaign and few have ever pitch
ed one on SO high tone as the one
Just completed by James II. Cox, gov
ii
to be a real leader. possessing bravery.
sincerity and real ability. The party
is thrice fortunate in possessing such
man.
In spite OF all calamity howlers and
in spite Of the fact that this great
country is passing through a period of
reimbursement from an abnormal war
condition business is safely weather.
ing the storm. The report of the Fed
eral Reserve Board on this subject.
Just issued, is most satisfactory and
pleasing
Brunswick should concentrate suffi
cient of her energy and her progress
sive spirit TO make the bridge to ST.
Simon a certainty early in the new
year. With energetic Brunswick bus
mess men at the helm the plan ought
to go through in great shape. That
it will mean much TO this city and to
this entire section there can be no
doubt.
At last and finally the greatest cam
paign of misrepresentation and fraud
backed by the most colossal corrup-
ton fund in the history of the country
is over with. In retrospection it is
to be hoped that we will not have
another equal to ii. 1t brings its own
evil reward and it does much to create
conditions that cannot possibly work
out good results.
There is one thing pretty certain
this morning and that is that if any ex-
ira election editions of the New York
papers are issued there will be more
care in the matter than was the case
four years ago. Do you recall how
those over jealous metropolitan pap
ers elected Mr. Hughes the morning
after the election in 1916 and had tAs
elect Wilson later on?
The broad plan Of refunding the OLD
$4,000 of boads, consolidating the
bfsls p$sabfe! aQcount of the city and
issuing 9c6nsols in the sum OF sf00,095
10 care for the floating q sbt seams e
be- ia sulendil alovAlne,if on Stile part
OF the scity i II ought to simplify as
well ais clarity the financial condition
Of The city early in the new year.