The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-08-14
'on, recommending the seating of the delega-

Messrs. Warren Akin, of Barlow ana W.
| Patterson OF Bib SUPPORTED the maioyit, re-
! mort In elaborate sreecLcs and Me.srs du
! t,;,ro,, C.a,,hio o,iid J,c,, ID IT., e.. -.
i'is i'oll, 'id.Iioic an" nay tHe motion 10 scat
! both delegations
| hon. =. j.. bartlett moved call OF the
1 counties, which prevailed by yeas A., nays
! 1G4.
| The motion to seat both DELEGATIONS pre-
| vailed nv veas 1q5 navs ~
| VI Hu'tDl', tle coi' eh'ioli "ehC llto inc
NOMINATION OF goNefnof'
| Mr. L. IL. richardson, IN behalf OF the BIbb
| delegation, placed in nomination Hon. John
| Il. Gordon OF DcKalb
MN. RIcHARDsoYts SPEECH
Mr.. Richardson, in nominating Governor
! Gordon, said
In the history Of the new democratic party of
| C,ooro5a 49, tos 80, ~, -. - w.
| a., a. r'.-, -. = - 80
Than t'is. We have met with oar faces turned to-
| ward a great conte / IN which we are resolved to
make Georgia the banner bearer of d victorious
| national % m )Cacy. lAppinuse
| TO those principles OF true democratic pol
| ICY, Proclaimed in the 81 Louis Plat
| iofln, on when we are cohtendlng
i2l we eonhusd c2ntroi o. Inis government undcr
| the ieai Oh CieVelahI ana ihuflnah. lAppii USE
ours today Is the profound gTaincation th9 mat %
| whatsoever part Of the union we look we behold
| mat temperate harmony ana democratic CONT
| deuce wien ere lhe heIala "l democratic victory
lApP4nus,e,i Ana VIZ nave esieciAi cause iof
tnanhiu'nesS aud PRIDE that we
met 10 eT G ti,e hor % WI, o.. "a
party TO %hich Georgia owes her restoration, hef
progress her preslige The glory OF her present and
the hopes OF her future Applause The highest
o. IN osiDle ttlDGteo 70 our poltueai ofSaniAauon
sIeahS ~ nan Folce Wy WI Vi 1ht PeopiG. Jap
PlauSti:I Dd Hot t, are re Ee9he oI
'eot ~ more peTiecuy asieed thn on tneii co!ce
t 10y r3,iS s eni ooI ~ spie riIf
~ 70 i Nv ''i W i "a e.
las ecH @ 60 ~ ,e o y9ice o. r tie
than meet reward. Applause Political trumphs
az, ,,1 ia NV " VIZ! ,1 SeE os Ole nio9e SoIe
C1o,lieu ~ pec,n pentts "o yeaIs hso, atei
nuiS anu GActlS cotes,, ~ VIZ roclSlleu MS
TaIty cIotre o tne a. S o. iiS ny o 1le a.
Ihat was an houoI NJ tocIoWll a llletiine OF en-
dGaV0r; Dut a ABOVE II must De ranked tne tribute
MEL "tiiouI hS serH,ns' rone9 70 nun Ioo .
ineIc ~ , nri'nls Gctie uiAiI we
9 si y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ; W ,
nit ~ TN r1o iobeorsl tbt oic
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sPgtas .4iaI au ps m eo' ~ an onlol"
al & EA"se Tty 90 tbn copf Of
~ ia l-e,,liidi liz 49,, a. ,',lIi i,
a resisecd ,, IA n J 10 o ~
my nv ' i ~ ~ ~ ;, it =; 80, go " -
c NJ ,14 sou 9se' 20 ~ oS i 10y
yhiHb veldn tn hone in This state in The ynanniy
, ~ Si,isi,, LII ok 81 - - ~ 10, ,,S
rn~ iGhenrs Rim has GOOD Whit ~ ereo ~
such tlme as ms because IL STANDS ciose 10 tne
vGry hG"ft ", GgMHga, id h'iu Knows oat, lOr
WiloiH ~ tntou9 WIZ paiue UNI amGetd1n
a sco az e TSar W and y al Tba
people Of Georgia know this man, and because they
know him they trust him and honor him-nay
more. they love him, In the red radiance
OF war there sh9ne no knlghther form
han rs III .le MuR houis OF our
oG 'rne i9 a.ri 400 ,yhe b
nnd tnnf men, oroIIe struggle Tor Inc reesablish
ment OF honest civil government they chose HIM to
lead them because they knew that though many
were false he. would be ever true; Ia .plause !
When te lhtellSemce ana Vlflue OF Ge9rsia were
nonnlson nv 'e t he ee sd the }ad
oral senate and untried in craft of
State he became a leader of veterans
and the spokesman of the south. Applause !
The only honor of equal dignity which Georgia
could give ne now emioys dio S, ne mas Eept tnat
Ia has never on iS btter tile 10
he confidence OF the state than that which rests on
his honest, clean and able administration of
the Office he now holds. Since he assumed it the
PROFESS OF Georgia has been steady We have wit
nciscd ne pfoVeu HtoSpetH o. taE pgopie the
noime If Georga among The states of he 1nion
iS",'ionse Mat ,voHder is il thnn that from,
eyrry county in the state should come the demand
thai this man shall be kent where he is, Applause
Where is there man in public station Of whom
| his enemy could more truthfully saw:
| al have scanned the daily actions Of his life
With all the industrious malice of a foe
honor. iCheersI
| In the name of Bib county ! nominate John b.
Cor ion 10 continue his splendid career as governor
| OF Georgia fContnuel cheering
NIossrs w Il Pottilio of naKa}h TT Nc
6Ini,, ~ CI,rl-a ond.S n Teioh Of Co,vn+o
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Seeohueu tlle h s nm W2 1Y.n;. r.
On motion OF lion. W. A. Harris, hon. John
Il. Gordon was nominated for governor by aC-
clamation amid cheers.
Hon. II. Il. uuilGnOn nominated Tor SGcr6-
tarv Of state Hon N G. Raruptt seconded Inv.
NY " d narr;ed So' o ~
NON W. a. IA'IFls anu o"IIie" oy acc'aii"-
ton
lion. w. n. Harris nominated for state treas
uror Hon. Rober Ulla Hardeman, and the
motion prevailed by reclamation before it
could ho .cconded
H. 49, f,aiIior+ 0,,,iro+od TO-, o,,,,
lhoIl' lopel - ~ SHn' hoH 'n1tou 10y CONF
tfoutr~Scheia lioii' W. a. " flSht' hon W.
A Harris seconded the nomination. and Mr..
Wright was nominated by reclamation.
Judge G. ID. NOTTINGHAM. of Houston. nomi-
mated Hon Clifford Anderson for attorney
,,ar,i poi;no, tTo dolor1, oF IL $3.50
EVHoli' 'ilN's Wy W, ~ " ms SPeSVii
inc committee entered WIN governor GORDON
The convention arose and, amid wild applause
and shouts of hurrah for Gordon. the governor
assembled the speakers stand and accented the
ror,;not;o,
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MI tIesluVHt anu 3thtieleii oi tile NoiNeuuoh;
CloViusai'ces' 70 Which neeu ol icIer, nave uu-
lltleu me lof any EXTENDED remarks am sure
therefore tlat YOU Eiu pardon NE IL atenpt MOI IL
IlS more thil nllel bul hearteit EXPRESSION oil my
ueep Srau'uee 70 my cohnulHS eouhtr!heh' lap
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