The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-14

| Turner's friends are 1ubllant. jude T.
kinson's friends say that he believes in the
| principles be advocates, and in advocating
those principles he does not swerve one lota
from the Democratic party. They are con-
fident that when Judge Atkinson
has fully entered his campaign
the people will rally to his
support and give him an Overwhelming
vote. Around in Dodge Judge Dave
/ Roberts friends are at work, but when the
time comes to nominate it is safe to predict
that Atkinson and Turner will be the only
two names voted on. Turner will be here
! Friday and address the citizens of Glynn.
Atkinson, before learning of Turner's date
in Brunswick, had already made dates else
where for the entire week.
TURNER'S BOOM AT wAYCRoss.
WAYCRoss, GA, April 13.-The follow
ing resolutions have been passed by the
Henry g. Turner Club at this place.
WHEREAS We, the undersigned, strongly be-
lieve that the Hon. Henry G.. Turner is the
ablest and best, and therefore the most availa-
bic, man to represent the-Eleventh distric: in
the next United States congress; therefore be it
RESOLVED, That we organize ourselves into
club which shall be called the Henry g. Turner
Club oftWare County.
Resolued, That we individually DO all in our
power to have the Hon. Henry g. Turner nomi-
mated and elected.
The club has adopted the following adj
dress:
FeLot0 Citizens Of Ware County and Of the
Eleventh Congressional District of Georgia.:
The committee appointed by the Henry G..
Turner Democratic Club OF Ware County to
draft and issue preamble and set OF resolu-
lions giving their reasons for supporting the
Hon. Henry G.. Turner Of Brooks county in the
nomination soon to take place, desire to address
you at greater length than was possible in the
aforesaid preamble and resolutions. We want
TO call your attention TO the all important fact
that, perhaps, the greatest crisis is now upon
fha aF1OR in rfu hat haE rad sin
the memorable campaign of lS 0. While we do
not for a moment believe that the result Will
bring on another sectional and fratricidal
war, we earnestly believe that the happiness
and the material interest of the whole country
is as much involved IN the issue now as then.
We are fully persuaded in our own minds that
certain men have been bought up and are now
In the pay of the Republican party to SOW the
seeds Of dIscord in our ranks and thereby break
Up the solidity of our southern democracy.
To defeat the schemes OF these worse than
Benedict Arnolds, we need and should have as
our leader, the most experienced statesman and
abest man in our district Now as to Mr..
Turner's experience, there can be no question.
He has represented the Second congressional
district with great credit, term after term for
many years. AS to his ability, his works show
for themselves. He has been on the right side
Of every question that has come before the
House, and has been the advocate OF all the
good legislation we have had in | these years.
He has been, and is now, the chairman of the
most important committees in congress. When
ever MT. turner rises from MS seat 10 speak he
commands the attention of the House and of
the whole country, such as but few other men,
beers can do. The testimony of that ablest demo-
cratic daily. the New York World, is that Roger
q. Mills OF Texasl and Henry G. Turner of Geor-
ga are the best lawyers in the United States
congress. This is the opinion Of large majority
of both the Senate and the House of Repre-
sentatives. Fellow citizens, Henry G.. Turner
is known 60 you also and you do not question
either his ability or his experience. AT this
time when money, influence and every means
known to the politician and the trickster is being
put forward and freely used to keep
the Republincan party in power for thirty
years more, why do you want to initiate an un-
tried, inexperienced man to I'LL so important
Office. Can any man other than Henry q. Tur-
ner fill the place with as much credit and salts
faction to you?
We are personal friends and great admirers
of Judge Spencer r. Atkinson of Glynn county
and from what we know Of Judge David Roberts
Of Dodge county. we also accord to him the re-
spect and honor due so good a citizen. or
Judge Atkinson we speak more freely as he is
from this end OF the district. We admire hts
ability as judge aud jurist. We fully recog
niZe the great good he has done this judicial
circuit by his fearless and impartial adminis-
tration Of the law aud his candid and fair deal
ing with all men within its borders, We further
recognize the fact that this part of the Eleventh
district is on this account under lasting obliga-
tions to him and at some time we ought to re
cognize the fact and call upon him to serve us.
The same can be said Of Judge Roberts in
his end Of the district. But they are
comparatively young men, and can
afford to wait patiently. Just now the country
demands and should have the services of the
Hon. Henry G. Turner, than whom the democ-
raoy of Georgia or Of the United States has no
ADLER, more experienced or truer man.
We beg you fellow citizens OF Ware county
and of the Eleventh congressional district, not
to disappoint the whole state of Georgia and
the whole country by nominating another man
to serve you. We say, let well enough alone
Let us keep Mr.. Turner in the place he 80 we'll
fills. We feel fully assured, he can and will do
the district more good one session than any
new man can in a whole term. We are very
truly yours, H. H. SAsNETT,
b. H. WILLIAMS,
j. E. WADLEY,
Committee.
LIBERTY's DEMOCRATS.
MCINTOSH, GA, April 13.-CoL E. P.
Miller. chairman OF the democratic execu-.
tive committee of Liberty county has called
a meeting at Hinesville on Friday, April
%, to select delegates to the state convention
at Atlanta. The third party has sufficient
following In Liberty county to weaken the
Democratic party's strength, and as the
cOlOred voters are larpelv in the ma iOritu