The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-29
WINDING Up THE CAMPAIGN.
The State. Senatorial and Legislative
Ticket to be Voted For.

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Ticket to be Voted For.
| The election, day after tomorrow, is caus-
/ ing the party leaders TO begin more active
work as the campaign draws to a close.
/ There is little interest, however. beyond
the determination 70 get out as full vote
as possible, and to guard against illegal
voters getting in their votes.
The opposition 70 the democratic candl-
dates for the legislature, Messrs. Ryais,
| Clifton aud Hartridge, Is only IN name.
They are opposed by three colored candi-
dates, Whiteman, Peasants and Wyily,
| who understand that the disprOportlon OF
registered republican votes 10 the democratic
registration IS sucn that there is no shadow
of nope for the trio of colored would-be
statesmen.
There is no opposition TO p. W. Williams,
the candidate for state senator, and none 70
the state ticket, so that the election promises
TO be very tame affair in Chatham county,
and with all the rallying the vote may fall
considerably snort Of the registration,
The democratic rallying committee will
meet with tine candidates at the office of
Geo. w. Owens, Esq, at o'clock this after
noon.
Judge W. II. Patterson, manager of the
election, will make his various assignments
this afternoon, first filing all vacancies on
the board Of managers and list sheet keep
ers, filing all vacancies which may occur
by reason Of not being notified OF a willing
ness to serve. All who intend to serve
should let him know in person OF by letter
by O'Clock this afternoon.
The Innovation of a sprinkling Of colored
election managers and list sheet keepers is
variously discussed, and is not received with
favor by the democratic masses, but as
long as the colored politicians have been
appointed, Manager Patterson will sand
witch them in with the white election man.
ayers and list sheet keepers.
The following is the state democratic
ticket:
For Governor-William ]. Northen.
For Secretary of State-Philip Cook.
For Comptroller General William A.
Wright.
For Treasurer-Robsrt U. Har1eman.
For Attorney General-George n Lester.
For Commissioner of Agriculture-Rob-
ert T. Nisbett
For Senator First District-Pembroke W.
Williams.
For Representatives. NJ. Ryals,
William Clifton, Gazaway Hartridge.
For Ratification Of the Amendment to
Article z, Section |, Paragraph | of the
Constitution" of the state.
The above amendment provides for pen
sions to widows OF confederate soldiers.
For Ratification of the Amendment of
Paragraph z of Section of Article Of the
Constitution of the state
The proposed amendment provides for the
first reading Of bills in the House by title
only.
The polls will be opened at 7 o'clock in
the morning, and will be closed at o'clock
In the afternoon.
Every citizen of Chatham county over 81
years Of age, who is IA naturalized citizen of
the United States, who has lived for one
year in the state of Georgia and thirty DAYS
in Chatham county, aad who mss paid his
state and county taxes for the year 1889, is
entitled to vote.
Messrs. Clifton and Hartridge have repre-
sented the county IN the legislature, but it
will be Maj. Ryals' first term. Maj. Ryals
is a successful truck farmer, Mr. Clifton
lawyer, and Mr.. Hartridge an editor. Mr..
Williams. candidate for senator, is a lawyer
and planter