The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-01
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 It certainly looks like Bill Brandon for governor.-E1anklin County Times. It Is generally conceded that Judge Brandon will be the next governor of Alaba4na.-19reensbor Watchman.
 
 There Is no power In Alabama to pre- vent Bill Brandon from being the next gOvernor--ChOctsw Advocate.
 Judge Brandon is very popular in Fillmore County and has a large follow ing here.-Wetumpka Herald
 Judge Brandon is a man of excellent Character, well worthy of the loyalty of his friends.-Brundidse News.
 Hon Charles Mcdowell measures up fully to the high standard we have for lieutenant governor.-Ozarl6 Star.
 
 Tudge Brandon will be tho next gov erhor II he hves.-Greene County Demo- crat
 It looks like Judge Brandon Is surely and safely headed for the Alabama White House. ."-FIorence Times.
 
 The people want man of the Bill Brandon type, and they are going to elect him. - Southern Democrat. One onta-
 The press and the people are for Brandon and Mcdowell. They should be elected without opposition. - Bir- minsham Age-Herald.
 Narrowed to cold facts, 1t really ap- pears that would-bA candidates for gov ernor are afraid to enter against Gen. aid AAe' Just now 1t looks like Judge ". W. brHndOn TtIGNG g- Al. man courageous -or rash = enough to Journal.
 Judge ". ". Brandon seems cartain to be nominated for governor without opposition, condition unheard of i'm Alabama politics before. - Tuscumbia Reporter.
 Any other man in Alabama stands hs much chance in defeating "Bill'' Brandon for governor as "snowball in h." We might as well be plain about it.-Piekens County Herald.
 The Courant has no doubt that Judge Brandon will be the next governor, and we now make the prediction that be will be accorded the nomination with out opposition.-Bv ergreen Courant.
 Those with whom Bill Brandon is not the choice for governor may as well brace themselves for the. inevitable Bill Is the long-odds favorite. AS far as old vox popuh is concerned. "the nominations will be closed. ."-Selma Times-Journal
 Judge W. ". Brandon was entertain ed at a dinner here last evening. Judge L.. P. Troup made a cordial address welcoming "the governor-to-be." AL bany-Decatur Daily.
 Brandon and Mcdowell, governor and lieutenant governor. The people could not have made a better selection. This Is one time the people are going tc get what they want.-Centerville Press So far as the state press can fore shadow coming events. Bill Brandon ernor. We join the chorus, though we didn't get any campaign funds from Bill before.-Gunterville Democrat
 "rhe man bold enough to prepare tc spend a quarter of million dollars in a probable futile effort to beat Bil Brandon will wake up with q more serious malady than headache the Roberts, Washington Correspondent.
 ses All that Judge Brandon will have \tc do to make Charles McDowelPs election as sure for lieutenant governor as his Is for governor is to pass this sentence down the line: He will do, boys; give him your ."-Choctaw Advocate.
 
 It is not often that a man for gover- nor and one for lieutenant governor have the nominations sewed up long before the primary. but that seems tc be true in Alabama at present in the cases of Judge Brandon and Hon Charles s. McDowell.-Alexander City Outlook.
 It is now almost a; foregone con. clusion that there will be no contest ir the primary, either for governor oi lieutenant governor. Judge Brandon and Senator McDowell seem to have 2 clear track. The outlook is hopeful opelika Daily News.
 
 The political feature in Alabama ii the strong probability.t Judge Bran don for governor and Senator Charles Mcdowell for lieutenant governor wil receive their nominations from the peo- pie without opposing candidates daring to enter the race.-Union Springs Her aid.
 The Eagle understands, and it may be said in perfect sincerity; M that Judge following of any candidate in the field Jasper Mountain Eagle.
 The press of Alabama seems to bt unanimous that Bill Brandon have the next governorship without opposition --Dadeville Spot Cash.
 
 Jpdee Brandon for governor and Sen. ator Mcdowell for lieutenant governor without opposition. Practically all oi the daily newspapers of the state ar' for Brandon and practically all or ths weekly newspapers have been for hin all along.-Evergre courant.
 Judge w. W. Brandon. of Tusca- ioosa will be the next governor or Ala bama, and that very fact ought to cause every citizen in the state to rejoice Chiffon County News.
 Secondary attention to business anc sIi-tina attention to politics will >ruii tho country as sure as you liye-Al- bany-Decatur Daily. Editor Shelton + correct. Unless all signs fall. Brandon IIeutenant Eoverno without opposition --Tuscaloosa News.
 The Birmingham Age, Herald aa IS on ia'T ir true that judge Brandon's attitude sjne., his iasi campaign has won fol him many and substantiai friends. II Is the opinion of The Register that thl; "erv attitude instills confidence hal he oeasures up to the responsibility and the dignity Of the post. Certaln.t material ma, issues confronting Alabama stou'e not b. isFnersed in pontIns pna,,a confusing and unenlight enlng and par tiaan issues set up to disturb and keel from normal course the states progrces s What concerns Alabamians just now r the peace, the welfare and the pros If appears to The Register that th' Herald has suggested a course tha should be acceptable to Alabama citi' ,snship in view of the fact. generally ,noTnlzed. that Judge Brandon il ualificd, and that his candid9ry. | Nopposed. will place materiaH ne. head of political partisanship,i vii .nd n bind. not sepRrate, tbs zen -,n of the state. which coW .atior
 ssnr,ears. at this iunctuv lld b, tor ths wider Interest 6:: inmon wealth.-Aobiie Register.