The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-16

Georgia and received less reward than any
prominent man we know Of
Thomas j. Davis, a teacher of Sanders
vile. is suggested as a suitable candidate
/ for the legislature, subject to a primary
nomination by the Democratic party.
Leary Courier: The Courier believes
that Northen will carry Calhoun, but there
! is no denying the existence of a strong un-
! dsrcurreDt Of popular sentiment in favor Of
| Hardeman.
Judge A J. Monroe Of Leary, a former
member of the legislature from Calhoun
county, was stricken with paralysis last
week while engaged in taking census re-
turns. He is now confined to his home.
| Montezuma Record: A correspondent Of
the Telegraph says Hardeman can get this
county if he wants IL The correspondent
does not seem to be posted. The county
alliance Endorsed Northen and that set
ties it.
Mitchell county may inject a little more
Black. Richmond may do the some. The
Albany Nel0s has been advocating that
Southwest Georgia instruct for G. B.
Wooten. ~ tiHt
Fort Valley Leader. In last Saturdays
primary Mr.. f. C. Houser received three
votes for state treasurer. Maj. Neil three
for coroner, s. 7. Neil two for the legisla-
is nothing like bringing our home folks be-
fore the public. TFn
Dalton Citizen: The political atmosphere
is quite serene at present; but probably this
is the only calm that precedes the cyclone.
VIII lie no one has publicly announced for
any particular Office yet, there will most
likely be fine array of aspiring candidates
before the summer is much older. Political
interest at present is conferred IN the Glenn
am rae r
lAmericus finest WHAT 1nan in Georgia
bet#een Livingston and Nbrthen by which
the one is to support the other for officel
Without going into the question Of the
right of the two gentlemen to do this, the
Times is of the opinion that it is a square
out political trade and patterned after the
conduct of professional politicians. And
yet the friends of these gentlemen urge that
their strongest claim to the support of the
farmers of the state is that they are not
politicians.
The Americas Times is strongly in favor
of Col. Hardeman. 1t says: "Hardeman
or Northens The issue is joined, and both
being good democrats, honest and capable,
the interests of the people will not suffer in
the hands of either. There is one ground
of inequality between them which no one
can successfully dispute. In length and
CudrdCIoT VI SerNICe 10 LLe Q6InOCTdClC party
Tom Hardeman has no equal in Georgia.
This fact will weigh with good democrats,
for ingratitude is not fault VIII ich can be
charged to the party"
Editor Christopher of the Montezuma
Record is slashing right and left in the
field OF politics Here are some of the para
graphs which appesr in this weeks issue of
his paper: "rhe people OF Georgia will make
mistake il they send Gen. Gordon back to
the Senate. Georgia wants business states
men and not old Confederate generals The
war is over. Georgia has nobody to repre-
sent her in the Senate. Colquitt does not
bother himself about home affairs, as in the
case OF the Athens postoffice, and Brown is
not physically able to attend to his duties
The mere fact that Henderson opposed
making the office of commissioner elective
ought to defeat him. About this time last
year the alliance was talking strongly
about cotton bagging. The question mas
been dropped and politics has absorbed all
their time Better fight the jute trust a
little as they go along"
The Sparta Ishnsdelite is the most out
spoken foe Of the sub-treasury scheme in the
state. Here are some extracts which show
how Editor Sidney Lewis is making politi-
cal fur fly: snow John D. Stewart will
proceed TO squelch Leonidas the Only and
II. e. Brown his Prophet 1--WE suspect that
Gov. Gordon will come out against the sub
treasury scheme after be is elected sena-
tor" "The IshmaeLite DOESN'T sacrifice
democratic principle either to win new sub
scribers or to retain old ones, and it despises
any paper that does" tom Hardeman can
truthfully say that he was never an indie
pendent, but Livingston can't. Harde-
man is better than Livingston; Northen
is better than Hardeman.n 1.-THE
acknowledgements only democrats for
congress In running on the sub-treasury
foolishness Olive puts himself without the
Democratic party. and does not deserve
support. Judge Lawson is good enough for
the IshndeLite, and he is running as an
old-fashioned democrat"
VAN HUTEN's CoCoA-The original, most
soluble.-AdU