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

The Fulton county democratic executive
committee will meet at the court house, at
Atlanta, next Wednesday at noon to fix a
date for the state convention.
The Peoples Party Paper, In an editorial
in It's last issue, urges tho third party not to
attend any democratic meetings, and that
they will put out full ticket for state and
federal officers.
Hon. Charles L. Moses, congressman from
the Fourth, has photographed his brother, r.
d. Moses OF Carrollton, that he would meet
the Hon. e. c. Post, the third party cham
pion Of DouglasvIlle, at Carrollton to-mor-
row.
The unterriied democracy of Polk
county will meet in mass meeting on Sstur-
day, April 9, for the purpose Of organic
ing an executive committee and appointing
delegates to the democratic convention to
be held in Atlanta.
The second quarterly meeting Of the Car
roll county farmers alliance will be held at
Bowden on Wednesday, April Is. A warm
session is expected, for it is thought the
Peoples party men will make big effort
to tie on the county alliance TO the new
party. The conservative alliancemen are
democrats to the core, and lively fight is
expected.
Atlanta Journal: When q member Of a
democratic executive committee says, "If
Cleveland is nominated by the democrats
and Harrison by the republicans, l will sup
port Harrison in preference" it Is high time
that he should resign his place as a member
Of that committee. If he does not then the
other members of the committee ought to
declare his seat vacant.
The democratic executive committee of
Clayton county has gone TO pieces. 1t will
require almost the appointment of a new
committee. Every member but three has
gone into the third party. All Of the Clay.
ton members who belong to the Thirty-titth
senatorial district committee have left the
Democratic party. Frank Arnold Is chair
man of the district committee He will
have to get him brand new committee.
The regular meeting of the Coweta county
alliance was held Friday with forty mem-
bers, and thirty or forty other alhancemen
present. This meeting was organized with
President L. M. McGee in the chair, to con-
slider the st. Louis platform, which after
session lasting nearly all day, was adopted
by majority of one vote only. The meln-
bers do not hesitate TO say that the discus
sion was warm, not 10 say red hot, and that
they are In no wise iubilant over the result.
Some OF the delegates assert confidently
that the third party will be organized IN
that county within thirty days.
Atlanta Journal: The congressional cam
p8ign will be an interesting one IN Georgia.
In Gil OF the districts there are number
Of democrats who are seeking the nomina-
ton, As far as heard from the First and
Third districts are the only ones where no
democratic opposition has developed to the
sitting members. Col Rufus Lester, the
honored end espected member Of the First
district, has no opposition In democratic
ranks. The district is satisfied with him,
and will nominate him again, and that
means they will elect him. Mr.. Kemp of
Emanuel county. a member Of the last leg
lslature, will oppose him as the exponent of
the third party idea. Mr.. Kemp is popular
in his county. but he will not be tho con-
gresham from the First district.
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