The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-23

thoroughly, denouncing it in the boldest
terms In conclusion he appealed TO the
people to stand firm to the old Democratic
party and not to follow after strange gods
that had come south to destroy US.
MIR. Turner's visit here made him many
friends. Many that were on tue fence are
now solid for him. The best politicians in
the county claim it for Turner.
The following resolutions were offered by
6. +. Armstrong and unanimously adopted.
Resolued. That this meeting heartily indorses
the course pursued by our able representative,
II. G. Turner, IN congress and that we give him
our undivided support in this contest for re-
nomination.
Resolved. That we have implicit and unfalter.
ing faith in the patriotism of II. g. Turner and
regard him as the soundest exponent of pure
democracy In this district, aud we unqualihedly
in1orse him for congress from this district.
ResolUed further. That we pledge our IN
divided support to the properly nominated
candidates OF the Democratic party, national
state and county, and to the platform of the
national Democratic party.
A meeting OF the Turner Club was held
at the court house at 1880 O'Clock p. m for
transaction of business Short addresses
were made by the following gentlemen
Capt. w. N. Clark, Col E. c. Fort, Hon.
II. B. Hopps, Col. j. w. Bennett, Capt. j.
f. Stone and the Hon. H. G. Turner.
The Turner Club has gone actively in the
fight for Capt. Turner's nomi alton and to
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wIMBERLY AT ROCHELLE.
ABBEvILE, GA, April 22.-F. d. VIM
berly, the third partyite of Pulaski county,
filled his appointments to speak at Rochelle
Yes erday. On his arrival thel hs met
with friRid reception, and the alliance
warehouse was closed against him. After a
vain effort to secure q building or q shelter
in which to ventilate his views, be was re-
duced to the necessity Of retiring to the
woods when he was followed by eleven
men, who listened to him for two hours.
The people stood aloof and watched the
scene from distance. Wimberly announced
his intention OF holding meeting on Satur-
day, May 30, at Midway, two miles distant
from Rochelle, to organize u third party,
elect an executive committee and nominate
men for office from constable TO congress-
man. He announced that IN case he ould
not get house at Midway, that the party
would meet and transact its business in the
woods.
wILKINsoN's THIRD PARTY.
IRwINToN, GA, April 22.-The third
party met in the court house yesterday
under the call issued three weeks ago,
About sixty were present. Perhaps two
thirds OF those present were In favor OF the
new party. Every thing passed off quietly,
and but little interest seemed manifested in
the new movement. The party was organ
lied and appointed the different committees
The party is not very strong in this county
at present.
Hon. F. G. duBignon will address the
people here on May 3, and general revo-
luton will take place.
The democrats are actively at work, and
are using every effort to suppress the an-
ticipated split.
GEoRGIA's PROHIBITIONISTs.
ATLANTA, GA. April 22-The executive
- i
has issued a call for a stats convention to
be held in Atlanta on June :, in Che hall Of
the House of Representatives at the state
capitol. Between 800 and 800 delegates are
expected. The object Of the convention is
to decide what part the Georgia prohibit
tiontsts will play in the campaigns this fall
Chairman Samuel Diokey of the prohibition
national committee will be present. In
view OF the third party movement the pro-
hibitionists may help make things lively
this fall.
EFFINGHAM's DEMOCRATS.
SPRINGFIELD, GA. April 22-Che demo-
cratic executive committee of Etflngham
county held meeting to-day. H. b. Strange
was elected secretary.
A mass meeting of democrats of the
county to elect delegates to the presidential,
gubernatorial, senatorial and congressional
conventions was called for NAV Z. Hon.
~ L. 1SCoLOii 11OH' pIoluALk u QQDlRuOu
and Judge A. P. Adams were invited to be
at the mass meeting and make addresses.
HALF AND HALE.
SYLvANIA, GA, April 22.-At the demo-
cratic mass nesting yesterday afternoon
John G. Dell, U. P. Wade, w. A. Taylor,
j. H. Evans, DR.. w. C. Bowie and George
H. Sharp were appointed delegates to the
Atlanta convention of May 49, AS between
the two candidates for President the first
three named are for Cleveland and the last
three for Hill
BULLoCH's rHIRD PARTY.
STATEsBoRo, GA, April ga large
number of citizens Of Bulloch county met
to-day in mass meeting aud organized a
Peoples party. Everything was unani-
nous and harmonious for the party.p