The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-03
POLITICS BY WIRE.
Meeting Of the Democratic Committee
of App!ing County.

Meeting OF the Democratic Committee
of Appling County.
BAILEY, GA, July 2.-The democratic
executive committee of Appling county met
at the court house yesterday and instructed
the chairman to call mass meeting of the
citizens of the county, TO be held on July
Is. to elect delegates TO the congressional
and gubernatorial conventions. They also
ordered elections to be held in
each militia district of the county
on the fourth Saturday in
August to select five delegates to meet in
mass meeting here on the following Tues
day for the purpose of nominating a state
senator, representative and all the county
officers. Lively times may be expected.
THE DELEGATES OF M'INTosH.
DARIEN, GA, July AT meeting Of
the democracy Monday the following dele
gates were elected to the gubernatorial con-
vention: w. II. Atwood, 4. w. Grub and
James X. Clarke Two are for Northen
and the other is undecided.
The congressional delegates are for Liv-
ingston. They are: James Walker. Charles
S. Wylly. Adam Strain and James Lachli-
son.
The senatorial delegates are: W. A. Will
cox, r. II. Knox, R. D. Willy. Warren
Gardner, Joseph Mansfield. Edward Pop
pell, j. NJ Atwood, b. f. Sinclair and Cor
nelius Smith.
c. NJ. Tyson, the present representative,
was renominatel for the legislature.
The meeting Endorsed Col. Rufus f. Lester
unanimously for reelection to congress.
ELBERT's MASS MEETING.
ELBERToN, GA, July AT a mass
meeting of the citizens of Ebert county
yesterday a new executive committee was
chosen, with DR.. n. G. Long as chairman
I
indorslng Gov. Gordon and in favor of Col
Northen were adopted
The other state house officers were unan-
imously recommended for reelection, ex-
cept Hon. j. +. Henderson, Hon. J. B
Hunnicutt being recommended in his stead.
The election of delegates to the congress
sional convention was postponed to the first
Tuesday in August next.
Hon. j. T. Olive, candidate for congress,
addressed big crowd in the court house.
His speech was well received and fire. quently
interrupted by applause.
MADIsoN's FAvoRITEs.
DANIELsvILLE. GA, July 2.-The demo-
Gratis of this county in mass meeting yester-
day iniorsed the following candidates:
Northen, Wright. Cook and Hunnicutt.
For congressman Colley received / 26
votes, Olive 63 aud Lawson 3.
The delegates to the gubernatorial con-
vention are D. W. Meadows and J. A.
Glover; to the congressional convention,
w. W. Scott. B. T. Morely, J. F. White,
p. H. Kinnebrew, J. F. Payn and H. H.
Tolbert.
GILMER's PREFERENC Es.
ELLIJAY, GA, July 1.-The preferences
Of the democrats of Gilner county as ex-
pressed to-day were as follows:
For Decentralization, 249; Hardeman.
1856
For Congressman from the Ninth Con
gressonal District-F. C. Tate, 244; j. r.
Brown, 1872
For Commissioner of Agriculture-Hen-
derson, 227; Nesbit, 139.
CARRoLL's MASS MEETING.
CARRoLLToN. GA, July 1.-The demo-
Gratis of Carroll county IN mass meeting to-
day unanimously Endorsed Judge Samson
w. Harris for congress for the Fourth CON
gressional district. Judge Harris was
called upon and made rousing speech upon
the issues of the day. 1t was received with
great enthusiasm. DR.. r. L. Rowe and
Hon. ]. X. Roof are likely to be CAROLS
next representatives in the legislature.
GEoRGIA's REPUBLICANS.
ATLANTA, GA, July 2-The repu blican
state executive committee to-day declared
1t inexpedient to nominate a state ticket,
but urged that congressional nominations
be made. They Endorsed the election bill and
condemn southern republicans who OPP
pose 1t.
THE TENTH DISTRICT.
AUGUSTA. GA, July 1.-The Tenth dis
trict democratic executive committee met
in Augusta to-day and fixed Aug Is as the
day for holding convention to nominate a
congressman for the district, and Harlem as
the place. Primaries were recommended
n hA baI1 all fhA 70 salaot
gates to the convention.
ANOTHER CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE.
DAHLoNEGA, GA, July Col. Wier
Boyd says that he will decide IN a few DAYS
whether he will enter the congressional
race. He is strong in the mountain coun-
ties.
CLAYTON TO HOLD A PRIMARY ELECTION.
JoNESBoRO, GA, July 2-The democrats
OF this county have decided to choose their
candidates By the primary plan. The cleo
ton has not been ordered vet