The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-24
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DicknsoEs plantation q Lake Jsckson,
eight miles north o. Tsllahzas=e, were turn
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have bsen u ineen1izry origin Mr.. Dick
inson lives in Stan Nils, Ga, AMI the
plantation il nsnazsd By ". J. johnson.
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sls q c5rn, were buT1sd. ". johnson rad
hard work saving the maIas from the
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TIE KxEcUTTTE COMMITTEE.
The democratic county executive com
mittee, IL their msecing Saturday, worried
II secret session with closed doors, and
would not admit representatives Of the
press for tbs reason, they szid, Of having
matter up for discussion which they did MT
wish given % the public. They were kind
enough, however, 70 appoint a committee
Of three % Gull over the ulin1tes and give
the nsEsp7per men such information as they
wished printed, the 81 bstance Of which zas
wired % the AoESIsG NEWS Saturday
night. However, live newspaper CORE
spondents always have way Of getting at
the facts even Of secret sessions. The mat
Ter under discussion was whether OF not
Mills H. JOHNSON should Be reinstated a.
member Of the committee, and thereby
hangs tale
In 1888 Miles II. johnson, representing
precinct eleven in the executive COMMITTEES,
then supposed TO be working democrat,
went straight from a nesting Il the com
uittse into the opera house, where a negro
republican convention was ia session, ac-
csptsd at It's hands the nomination for
county tax collector On the republican
ticket, made the race and was defeated by
X. A. Shine, the democratic nominee.
Notwithstanding this action, Johnson con-
tended that he was a good democrat and
entitled 70 admittance into the secret coun-
ellis Of the committee. OF course this was
not permitted during the campaign. Now
that another campaign ia beginning, John
son wanted 10 get back into the executive
committee and have the same standing
with the Democratic party that was his
before be bolted. This is the question that
was before the democratic executive com
nnittee Saturday. and it is needless 70 say
that Mr. johnson was not reinstated. The
COMMITTEES want him 10 prove his fealty TO
the Democratic party before they again
recognize him and admit him into the fold
In such an important position as a member
Of the executive committee.
The committee recommended r. j. Ban
herman for appointment as supervisor Of
registration for this county.