The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-02
CHOICE OF THE PARTY.
CLIFTON, RIVALS AND PARTRIDGE
FOR THE LEGIsL TURE.

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F0T Senatorial Bryan county man.
na. : the ticket indorsed by the
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to,.-D.-, - r. ,h..tsr IS ns.lrsJ from,
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ane s'ase 70 Tue uoOr@ AHe upper EAiie'
was closed, but the balcony was damned
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rovS nsxt n the stage. and
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start that the great unterrlhed "ouid Dc
heard from il things didn't 20 their way.
Although it was noisy, the crowd was a
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PARTY HARMONY ooUSsELED.
In calling the mass uneetiny To order Hon
N n ChsTlton chairman of the marty re-
farrAj 70 the NATIONAL le0ls
zion which has brought tha
country almost To the verge OF bankruptcy
the infamous pension measure He
Touched mon the federal election hill and
the disastrons results which would FOLLOW
its massage The present time he said is
the time of ali times when the Demo
cratic marty should Stand staadv
He appesled for harmony and for
unity upon every issue. Let there be no
differences. he said, I'm the face OF the great
calamities that threaten us Let Chatham
county do her part. Let the democracy
arouse itself to activity and show that 1t Is
not ssleep.'
MR. CHARLTON SUCCEEDS HIMSELF.
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MI. ChaTIton, IN retlrln2, thanked tne
party for the support II had given him In
the discharge of the duties OF his office.
Cries of "Charlton.n ''Charlton" came
from everv mart Of the bouse and
"a lia.I' -:
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loF another TERM mr. Cnarlton again
bhanK-d the party LOT lts recognition OF ms
services, but he added that he preferred the
Hon. F q. du Bienon recognizing the
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VI III IN IOou IouIai AS .nas vuere
uo'e' Oeeu OIlhe III 'ne ulsUoI{
VI Tic couhfy "nen COOL heaus anu
calm dellberatlon are needed more than
now, nominated Mr.. Charlton as chair
man of the party for the next two years
Cheering and annlansa followed Mr.
6uRio1o1,s sDaaob 80 +bo ,,o,o;ro+io,'
lbs - speo0u' anu Tue nolIinaVlUh
ven oeIoio tHe IneetI1g ana was maze
unanimous. capt. Jordan r. Brooks was
Unanimously elected secretary for another
term
FIGHT FOR HENDERSON.
The SELECTION of delegates To the ouberna-
toriaI convention and tha indorse6sot of a
state ticket resulted in a sharp fight over
the conmissionershiD Of ao-ric ,itura r
TaOton Jr ofYarad the foIIo,yinCr rasoI,,
go ~ a,l In9 re'oIu-
ttons, which were secohued by COl. deorge
a. mercer:
hesofoed' bE tne democratic party OF the
S SIun'T Tb UL tb ia mass meeting assem-
are herehv .nnointJ sr, o' anu uney
TO the democratic convention h ch meets in
for Governor and for state ho'sa oicers
Walter S. King G. W. Parish.
John Rourke, Peter Reilly.
II. Z. Wilson, G. B. Pritchard,
Se2rge Neyer, John r. Dillon.
Z r .: " T1h n Inotnas bahantyne,
"a 81 ", ,,s :, ., w, v; Nahh,
the convention shall be anthoriled to cast the
vote of this county.
RESOLVED further, That the interests of the
democracy and of the state. will be best sub
served Dy the NOMINATION OF the Hon. VIII n
Srno me 10 'I S1,e a. Ior GOV
of Bbb for attorney General Rnbsrt r Nsshj
Of the county of Cobb f7r commissioner of
agriculture and the present incumbents for the
otner state house offices, and that the dele ates
from chatham county be requested 60 cast the
es 4I 1ns county IN accordance with this ex
PoS'ioN " Oplllion
\. .. morgan mover the rolowing subst-
tuoe' ProViulhg 1or an uhinstructed delega-
tion, winch was seconded by half dozen
Feeo,,oJ That +ba fo,Ior;,, ,4 - -,
gates to the gu ernatorial convention to he held
at Atlanta, Ca, Aug. 2:
Jordan I. Brooks, Merritt W Dixon,
I 9ainuei d q A n Henry Kolshorn,
A'e mus y DOWNS herman Myers