The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-13
GEOEGIA POLITICS.

The DouGherty county democratic execut-
i've committee has called a mass meeting for
Tuesday, May 10, to elect delegates to the
state conventions.
r. II. Kelly, democratic chairman for the
Tenth district, has called a meeting Of the
executive committee of that district for
Saturday, April 10.
The young democrats of Monroe county
will organize az club at Forsyth on next
Saturday. After organizing they will hold
mass meetings, and some OF the best speak
ers IN the state will be present.
A meeting of the Washington alliance
has been called at Sandersville for April
10. All alliancemen are asked to attend,
and 1t is probable that the St. Louis plat
form will be submitted for Endorsement.
Judge Jim Query seems to be still in the
congressional race in the Second district
1t appears that the defeat of Judge Guerry
in Terrell has not dampened his hopes or
ardor. The result of the primary will not
take the gentlemen receiving the smallest
number of votes out of tho congressional
race. It will only cause renewed energy on
his part. So says the Dawson Journal OF
last week.
Calhoun County Courier: The demo-
cratic executive committee Of Calhoun
county has drawn the line between the
Democratic party and the third party, and
| IL was a wise action. No man, acting under
the resolutions adopted by the executive
committee last Tuesday can hereafter par
ticipate in any action Of the party unless he
is dyed in the-wool democrat and entirely
/ free from third party and other political
tendencies, and at the s anne time maintain
| his integrity as an honorable man. They
| have either got to renounce the third party
or desert the Democratic party. He who
is not for us is against US,
One day this week there will be a meet
ing of the board of control Of the Southern
Alliance Farmer in Atlanta This board is
| composed Of Col. l.. F. Livingston, Hon. NJ.
| V. Calvin and Senator G.. II. Ellington.
These gentlemen were chosen by the state
alliance to control the policy Of the South
ern Alliance Farmer. Somehow the paper
has got under the thumb OF Col. Peek, and
his son-in-law writes editorials TO order for
| the third party without consulting the
wishes of the state alliance. Now. Col.
Livingston doesn't like this and proposes to
call halt. Mr.. Calvin is of like opinion
with Col. Livingston, and it wouldn't be
surprising II they bring the editor of the
paper up with jerk aud take the paper out
of the hands Of those who have bosn making
it q political organ.
A special from Carrollton to the Macon
| Telegraph says: The democrats of Car
roll are practically solid for Hon. Charles
l.. Moses for congress, so also 10 Heard
county. Hon. w. Y. Atkinson of Newman
is said to be in the race for the democratic
nomination, but he will not either affirm or
| deny whether he will run OF not. Mr. At
kinson has some little following in both
Carroll and Heard, and 1t is said his follow
ing in Carroll, his home county, Is nearly
equal to that OF Mr.. Moses. Coweta Is the
home of both Moses and Atkinson. II Akin
son runs it will be hot race. for he is a fine
campaigner. The third party people in
this part of the Fourth congressional dis
trict will be apt to support Col. German OF
Talbot as the third party nominee, and the
republicans are speaking OF R. o. O'Kelley
OF Coweta as their nominee for congress.
This will make an interesting triangular
race, to-wit: Moses as a democrat, German
an third party man, and O'Kelley as a re-
publican"