The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-11
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al courage and imspirited us with renewed
confidence. The result in FLORIDA and Geor d
| gia following that in Arkansas, vermont anu
| Maine is well calculated to cneer us on oui
onward n'afon y W Lillian f. HARRITY,
Chairman Democratic National Com.
| No Force Bill.
New York, October 6.-Hon. Clark Howell,
| Constitution Atlanta: The news from the
| solid south is splendid. The democracy OF
| the Empire State sends greetings anu congrat-
| ulations to the democrats or Georsia anu 10
| The Atlanta Constitution. Your victory IS mag
| nificent, both I'm what 1t Is ana IN WHAT u
signifies No force bill, no negro domination!
From Henry Watterson.
Louisville, KY, October 6.-Hon. Clark How
ell Constitution, Atlanta: Accept hearty con-
gratulations ON the glorious democratic VIC
tory and the admirable enterprise of The Con-
sHtution In serving it Tor breakfast iI;S,eo~
HENRY WATTERSON.
Editor Courier-Journal.
Height Hitherto Unscaled.
Chicago, October 6.-Hon. Clark Howell,
Constitution, Atlanta: Your complete can
vass Of the vote OF great state on the morn
ing after the election stands without rivalry
rs a journalistic enterprise; and when the OBJ
stacles overcome considered the undertake
ing places The Constitution on height hlth-
erto unScaled.
Formerly managing editor Philadelphia
Press, now chairman Of the committee OF
publicity and promotion, Columbia Exposition.
Worthy of Emulation.
Chicago, October 6.-IIOn. Clark Howell,
Constitution, Atlanta: The Atlanta Constitu-
ton and the state of Georgia have both set
examples worthy Of emulation, the one by
newspaper and the other by t the Ge Mp.
Managing editor of the Herald.
Moving South and West.
st. Louis, October 6.-Hon. Clark Howell,
Constitution, Atlanta The Constitutions
undertaking and achievement in it's reports
Of the Georgia election, under many difficult
ties, deserves great praise. The star of jour
naliSm is moving to the south and west
j. d. M'CULLAGH,
Editor Globe Democrat.
From Stilson Hutcliins
Washington, D. c., October CLARK
Howell, Constitution, Atlanta, Ga.-The at
tempt to betray the southern democracy by
pseudo Farmers Alliance movements and
thereby permit the republican party, of IA
grant memory, to enter in and take possession
Of the points Of vantage, has been effectu
ally frustrated by Georgia in her stupendous
vote of yesterday to relieve the northern
democratic mind OF all apprehensions. With
base line absolutely secure l have but
little doubt We shall pick Off and capture III
and Wisconsin, while direrting from Harrison
the votes of Kansas. Minnesota, both the
Oakotas. Nebraska and Colorado AS r 70 ae "
positively no discussion and by your great
victory all fear has been removed we VINO
do and we who do not particularly like Mr..
~ to elect him. The easiest method OF getting
him out of the way of other democratic aspl-
ten law on his second term and when mans
friends and opponents work for him; he comes
near getting q unanimous vote. l send you
of the South STILSON HUTCHINS,
Editor Washington Post.
And from Richmond
Richmond. Va, October 6.-Hon. Clark
Howell Clark, Atlanta: The Con-
stitution has ecipsed itself in its
latest journalistic enterprise in securing on
the first night complete returns throughout
order {. o. b. COWARDIN,
Editor Richmond Dispatch.
From Editor Walsh.
Augusta. Ca, October 6.-Hon Clark How
ell, Constitution, Atlanta: The Chronicle con-
graduates the Constitution upon its wonderful
enterprise in publishing the election returns
from every county in Georgia. This feat has
never been accomplished before Your great
work for the success OF democracy should en-
dear you more than ever to the hearts and
confidence OF all Georgtans. We rejoice with
you in the overwhelming victory for democ-
racy Long live The Constitution, to do bat
tie for the democratic party and to defend
the rights and liberties Of state and people.
The tenth district is redeemed and Major
Blacks majority in November will be at least
three thousand. Richmond pledges him five
PATRICK WALSH
Editor Chronicle.
Editor Boifeuillet's Compliments.
Macon, Ca. October 6.-Hon. Clark Howell,
Constitution, Atlanta: In the midst OF my re-
joicing over the glorious democratic victory
in Georgia on Wednesday, allow me to con-
graduate The Constitution It's admirable
report OF the election returns. II accomplished
ed work of which any journal on the Amer
lean continent should be proud. The feat tells
the story of enterprise, ability and success
full endeavor and wins the admiration Of the
press and public. 1t demonstrates that there
are no heights too high for The Constitution
to climb no depths too deep to soupd, and
may The Constitution continue to be great
enlightener OF the world, vehicle i'll which
thought, public spirit and prosperity travel.
JOHN T. BOIFEUILLET
Editor Macon Telegraph.
Editor Richardson's Tribute.
Columbus, Ga, October G.-Hon. Clark How
ell, Constitution, Atlanta That keen appreci-
alton of journalistic enterprise and ability
which newspaper man feels, prompts me to
tender you my sincere congratulations upon
the magnificent achievement of presenting
complete record of the election yesterday in
this great state, in today,s paper. 1t is Il
wonderful enterprise and energy of The Con-
stitution. May you ever be equal to it.
u. II. RICHARDSON,
Editor Enquirer Sun
From the Home of Crisp.
Americas, Ga, October 6-Hon. Clark How
ell. Constitution, Atlanta: The first three
pages of tOday's Constitution, constitute q
revelation in news gathering such as has no
parallel In journalism save in the New York
Heralds foreign service. That the election
In every county IN Georgia, from the seaboard
to the mountains, many OF them away from
railroads, and telegraphs should be fully re-
ported inside of twelve hours. " the closing of
the polls makes up a record unsurpassed IL
enterprise. Years OF the most patient organ-
zaton were necessary TO Produce such results
The people OF Georgia have learned to look
to The Constitution for the news, the whole
news, and nothing but the news, when such
important event as Wednesdays election
ours The arrival Of The Constitution in Amer
icus today with its complete report astonish-
ed everybody, even those who believe The
Constitution rises equal to any emergency in
modern journalism. The appreciation of the
people manifested at this great piece Of work
is equaled only by their estimate of the great
err work done by The Constitution In the
brought the democracy to the salvation OF
tory in twenty years. The home Of Crisp,
sends greetings to The Constitution
BASCOM NYRICK,
Editor Times Recorder.
Editor Cooper of Rome.
Rome, Ga, October 6.-Hon. Clark Howell,
Constitution, Atlanta: 1 congratulate The
Constitution its report Of yesterdays cleo
ton, | do not remember seeing anything so
complete in any paper in any state on the
night OF election. In scope, cearneSs and
results reached, 1t Is indeed a model report
Of state election.