, 1881-07-18
GEORGIA POLITICS.

Growing VproR1tlOu 10 tnc UFE&n.
Exed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Toomba,
. 2Ill1er, FELTON,. and Epear tlo pfon1-
ncnt Leaders Of TlalS 0ppohision-
Colqu{tt, Hill, Brown, nl,d the Soma
torA1iEs.
Special Corrtspondtnts Of The Chicago Tribune.
ATLANTA. Gu, July ,14.-Thoeo Is no denying
the fact that there is to-day III Georgia power-
ful and growing 0ppDsltIon to tho so.casled or
xanized Democracy Of tho State. This party
four years ago he1l tho State in a viss, ms It
were; md it was considered madness to oppose
my mhh or measure that was Hdvocnted by tho
organized. Four years, however, have wrought
a great ohRnRe In tho political complexion Of
this State. uld an Independent I,nrty Is growing
IN strength, that will soon. in my
opinion, lead tn in utter Decentralization
Of tho organized Democracy. Among
tlno Of thought In tho statc, tho Names Of Gen.
tiobcrt Toombs. Dr. II. v. u. Miller, Congress-
n,nn Alexander II. Stephens, Dr.. ". II. FGlton.
and Emory Speer, now q member Of Congress
from the Ninth Dlstrtot, arc heard mentioned.
These prominent Goorgsans. owing to ono good
cause or another, havo placed themselves In 1t
position where thcy hold that i ls not good
policy to align themselves With tho orKMntzed.
Probably the most roinarknble 1lnn 9f this
fsg tSsai S,enbans s'nnpea %n /. Is % an1
district. lii. stephoma was born Fct. II. 1877:
of Tic University Of ueofKs,, wnicu t,,ne.i,ull.
oret Institution has formed tho minds OF eon0
St ta s na tss e q o'T stS aS mS
was once scnator. Ho Waa also elected to tho
Confuuarutc tungrcss, and rece,ve! mo un,l.ll-
Prcsidcns Of The confclersoy: Unlike most
other mGn who have oeo1t candlttAtos for otsce
IN veosx IT. p,aa as sof F n
Ssia ,naKs tho n,se Ia1epeadsnt s. wI.as MINT 10
tfF1Fe skfntf ton
M 10 would hayo" a'staE.aized tic reauiar nom:
s eS q 5 Is Sas @
ont .opposltion,-tho orgAnIzed nctnooraoy Of
llis d,atrlut boltavlnR that It wuul1 DO p9rfect
aro scarus of ambitious politicians residing In
bis dstrtct, who nra whiting for tho d!inlnutlvo
to Sc ne 80 snxs .ne q
.,aalnst @ sir. stephens. feains that, i would b.
of rasbI,ess and stupidity. .Mr. Stephons has
hold upon t1e nl1oottons Of Tho eale q hla Dr.
sst . asss % san sSa
Just Is ionx Us ho llyss. Il 6e waats to: siaayor
ttng rosttess and uneasy NJ tho present 0',tlouk,
na they zee % 10 chanc9 i9r ,ns,r ampGpn H. 70 9e
Sse fo s vsiuay 81 s
Of gft to the office tat ho builds. tnr llfc Or ul,-
Il! no chooses u get out OF tho way and givo
ID: Con. ioo;nGs il 4. sroat alnirer Of Mr..
Stephens at1si, whom tho aiter is IL 0oor4fa, the
or aa az oos @ atess o
them. tho relationship init exlst. betweon
intellectual calihro tn ths Htntp They have nover
sSsS x aoe sa ia sa ,e wssa s' hsy ~ at IL sasis i
friendly s!yle anS i harsh word i neyof hear.i
two prominent uo0rgana arc wrapped up lit the
Woitnra Of ouch 0tteT. Thoro Ia not a thing that
9 as 'Sar wp ne9 a ter hs ste e
| In quite liNerunt- Toombs does not like Hr0wr,
and eares worry little Tor an. Brown does nj
,.lthough this ID 4 dobata6Iu question with many.
ts ssa4 rsn Ss 1 q as nsso; IT @
and Ii Milor.-thcso gentlolnet .almir!ne tiis n.
dopcndsntlstn.. sp9or IL a ful!.feathercA polI-
Il man tho naan aeycr l!nds It out unless tharo Is
;upture; md sneer does pct It. angc l,, aor sn0a g
II ssss:z sesn ss'iss sss " u t sSoe: ~ ss%
pany While u Washington. -:
Whils .rofes,r,og "a. Tug youngest member O., of
wor.s a6out tho posfrioi, thnt Mr. speer 6,I!s aa
Representative IL Uonxrsaa FROM the Ninth nis;
es.peo.y sso 5 sS 5
claims upon vi: speer. tlp u 70 9 p9s!.io1
h Sa1 DC 3Sss as b. Sssss %soS "
ths peopie Of bis distriot, independent 1f pnrry
Or party. lines. Hs distriot haa rnore whito ~:
io tho iron. thinking poopio of both pors,;aso,s
day. Bpee,r, y rosponflblo 10 no purity tor III.
ius issopoadoas, aa saa 'S0d IL root sps',i"n 70
i6o er3arisod {. .poInocraeyt tleretoru, go
What 10 uay IVA % rea nn tic e eas coaass.s o.
Raalzod do not know. lIe III In ~, way In duty
1annd e M Ko ,nsq elthSs oatio..s and having ooon
| vote any way that ho wauts IT,. lie ts RESPONSE
Oia for hia ao5oas i, nu party but to tho ivop!o
Tor tho bast lpteraats Of tho poopls, regardless
nt party. hle friends who havo known hin trom
tnYco naH9 70 a " a
ss II s'ssa tbs s pssaS
'Sy .as s1staa aajorty " ovur 1eel S
h9t llaps opG q TIC sssouge.t mo y h!s L. dis, T.
n'aJerlty.-i think 4:UI: ~ resot;i siIoo thsa
nr. Fulton, Que Of tho suFewloat and most in-
e aS .sa ssY Il q es I' b
plans f0r C6nKrssa Two yean honee. H8 wt
make i waEm tot zig opponent.. ..., so.., :,
III tion to atasonise ar. iii tor ths bcnate-Col
ahss og so9s
thought qulte a9rlously Of lnaktng the rtloe.
think that y taat t!tne coiqu1tt Thought tha
ieastsd id that, nrosa viii advocate Mr:. iir'
up short tlEne ago that hs VIII for lli!l for tht
taKss = .tana EtaoYt having y, ssa con a
st. s aS :soe Rs ss''a ass .a fssas bs
atkc4l 1t ~ was going 10 autagonlzu M!: Hill
~ do not 1T proe8nt like 10 p9tnln!t myself; bur
II you ut good chauce to drive IN we4go To-
| in9 sou Gun do tnp groAL deal Ut good bY u
doing" And to another II 70 Atatel that no aaltl
Ia substance, thas !s L hls lesea TO RETRO tr0n
politics, but thAt, IL h!1 9auuIies continued Il
passrouts him. b9 would hAte 10 apply tor rtu4l
cation. Probably tho Governor Looks ae To-
racs ia the samo way that ths Tor viswsd { 6h'
gourt1j GFApSt, b. W. +,