The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-11-12

By E. [. RAINEY.
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE COUNTY.
DAWSON, NOV. 12rE, 1890.
Tammany still does good work in
New York.
The democratic party makes a
lively corpse, to be sure.
Dave Hill is the happiest man in
America. He has cause to be.
Col. Sam Hawkins is the latest
mentioned" Senatorial candidate.
The result of the election was 4
magnificent Endorsement of David B.
Fill
The Wesleyan Christian Advocate
will be published in Atlanta after
January.
Isn't it little early for Georgia
editors to wonder when the legislature
will adjourn?
Dave Hill will be elected president
il 1892. Heis the greatest democrat
of them all.
We hope the young man of the AL
bany News will take his dish of crow
philosophically next Tuesday.
Col. Cuts received "a votes for
Speaker Of the house, and Mr.. Walk
er II for President of the senate.
Hines headquarters and Gordon's
headquarters will De in close proximi
ty when the votes are counted next
Tuesday.
Ihe opposition to Mr.. Turner did
not amonnt to anything, That gen
tlewan will continue to ably represent
the cond district.
Tie day of the political dude is no
more. A few hay seed scattered
through frowsy locks is almighty
fetching just now.
A Western woman has two tongues
but DO ears. If she had two ears and
no tongue, what NODDED mother-in
law she would make!
President Harrison has issued a
proclamation setting apart Thursday,
the 9th inst, AS day of thanksgiving.
All good democrats will observe it.
When we democrats kicked about
the force bill and the tariff steal and
the pension robbery, we didn't expect
to kick the bottom oIt of things in
this style.
The senatorial election will occur
next Thursday. There is no telling
who will be elected, but we are pull
ing for that brilliant statesman, Hon.
I. M. Norwood.
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Next Tuesday the Georgia legisla-
tnre viii proceed to assert its inde>
pendenee of old political bosses by
electing some other than ex Governor
Gordon U. S. Senator.
G, S. Mattisop, the independent
candidate for congress in this district,
was burned in eff y at Blakely. 1t
was nothing to the credit of those who
did it, nor to Blakely.
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Negro brutes continue to commit
outrages upon the persons of
young white ladies throughout the
country, and in each instance the
monsters are promptly lynched.
Judge Blandford has written a
card saying that he does not desire re-
election to the Supreme bench. The
indications are that Judge Sam
Lumpkin will succeed Inn. Judge
Richard Clark is also candidate for
the position.
A man who draws his support from
the public granary ought to be fore-
most in every enterprise to advance
the interest Of the public Two often
public officials get the idea that they
are the masters and not the servants
of the people.
Not long ago an obstreperous citi>
zen, resumably Constant reader"
shot At West Virginia editor, and
failel to hurt him because a silver
dollar IN his pocket stopped the bull
let. But where did he get that doll
lar? That's the momentous enquiry.
An effort win he made to dissolve
The contract between Macon and the
State Agricultural Society for holding
the state fair at Macon every year,
and arrangements will be made
to hold the fair alternately at Atlanta