The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-29
GEORGIA POLITICS.

It is said shat Smith Trsadwell will be
candidate for the legislature from Whit
field county.
Only one candidate, Col. Beall, has an
nounced for the legislature In Washington
county 80 far, but DR.. J. II. Mays friends
are trying to induce him to enter the race.
Hon. NJ. P. Foster Of Augusta was asked to
oppose Hon. Charles A. Robbie for the Sen
ate, but Mr.. Foster emphatically Gays be
would not accept any Office that the people
would tender him.
Four counties Instructed on the attorney
generalship question last week-Brooks
Coweta, Union and Wayne. Three OF them
Brooks, Union and Wayne-fer Hon. w.
G. Glenn; one Of them, Coweta, for Hon. J.
N. Terrell.
By the rotation system, Fayette county
has the privilege of presenting the candidate
for senator from the Twenty sixth district
Accordingly the democracy Of Faystte has
united upon Hon. A. o. Blalock as Its
staadard-bearer for senator.
In the primary election held Saturday to
determine Monroe's choice for congress be-
tween Tom Cabaniss and r. L. Berner, Mr..
Cabaniss beat Mr.. Berner two votes. This
retires Mr.. Berner from the race by pre-
agreement between the two.
The People's.party has organized in the
.
Baker, Barlow, BerrIen, Bib, Brooks, Bull
Loeb, Burke, Butts, Calhoun, Campbell, Cars
roll, Catoosa, Chattahoochee, Chattooga,
Cherokee, Clarke, Clayton, Clinch, Cobb,
Coffee, Colquitt, Columbia, Crawford, Dade,
Dawson, Decatur. DeKalb, Dooly, Douglas,
EARLY, Echols, Ebert, Emanuel, Fanntn,
FaYeste, Floyd, Forsyth, Franklin, Fulton,
sham, Hall, Hancock, Hsrralsop, Harris,
Hart, Heard, Henry, Irwin, jackson, JAS
per, Jefferson, johnson, Lsursns, Lee, Lin
coin, Lowndes, Lumpkin, McDuffio, Macon,
Madison, Marion, Meriwether, Miller, Mil
ton, Mitchell, Monroe, Morgan, Murray,
Newton, Oconee, PauldinE, Piokens, Pike,
Polk, Pulaski, Richmond, Rockdale, Schlev,
ferro, Tattnall, Taylor, Thomas, Epson,
Walker, Walton, Ware, Washington
Wayne, Whitfield, Wilcox, Worth.
Here's some political gossip iin the Amsri-
Gus 1imes-Recorder: "For our state sena-
tor" said very prominent aud influential
gentlemen yesterday, II am for Col. A. S.
Cults above any one. He's an old war
horse whom delight to honor in any way,
and II he will accept the place l will vote
for him above anybody else. Next to him
l am for Hon. W. NJ Hawkes., Sumter's
eloquent, able and popular son. About
representatives to the lower house. there is
SO much talk, that all who are praised can
not be mentioned. D. C. n. Burkhalter is
talked about a great deal. and he has the
earnest support Of some Of our best men.
Tom Davenport is mentioned, too,
as prospective candidate. Lots Of others
are talked about but, as mentioned above
none have announced" Said a gentleman
yesterday: Capt. J. L. Addsrton is a
veteran legislator with a capital record. /
would like TO see him nominated and cleo
ted" Said another: 81. e. Bass Of the
Fifteenth district il a sturdy farmer. He
has never sought public office, is honest and
capable, and is q sterling democrat OF the
old sonool. He knows the needs OF the far
mers, il in thorough sympathy with them
and will well represent them. His district
has not had legislator since the war and If
he should enter the race will prove a strong
candidate"