The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-14
DANIEL MAY BE ORATOR.
KENTUCKIANS VERY SORE OVER
BREOKINRIDGE's TREATMENT.

The Louisville Times Out In a Severe
Editorial Criticising Chicsgo's Lead
ing Club and Press-rhe States Rep
resentatives on the National Com
mittee Called on TO Resign.
CHICAGO, Oct. ia local paper says
that there is a probability that Senator
John w. Daniel of Virginia will be asked to
deliver the Columbia Grafton on Oct. 21.
After receiving Col. Breckinridge's finsl
declination. the council Of administration
talked about the situation and so did the
executive committee. 1t seemed to be the
opinion that the gap ought to be filed,
grAmme were conceded.
Several members Of the council expressed
the opinion that Senator Daniel would
accept the honor, and it Is more than likely
that the Virginian will be invited by tele-
graph to deliver the main Grafton of the
day.
THE ORIGINAL STATES.
The thirteen original states will ba repre-
sented in the parade next Thursday by
thirteen young ladies, descendants of the
revolutionary fBrhers. They have been
named by the national commissioners as
follows: Miss Cornelia jackson, Atlanta,
Ga. Miss Mary Candy, WILMINGTON, Del. {;
Mrs. e. D, Gillespie, Philadelphia, Pa,
Mrs. Eliza G. Chase, Providence, r. l.;
Mildred Murphy McCheeters, Raleigh,
N. c.; Mrs. Eliza Trumbun Robinson,
Hartford, Conn. Mrs. Emily @. D. Stevens,
East Orange, N. j.; Miss Elizabeth Pink
ney, Dangerheld, Va; Mrs. Stephen De-
catur, Portsmouth, n. H. South Carolina
and Massachusetts have not responded.
Mrs. Cleveland was nominated to represent
New York.
RENTUCKIANs INDIGNANT.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 13.-The Louis
vile Times, one Of the most influential
newspapers of this state, advises editorially
this afternoon that Kentucky abandon all
idea of an exhibit at the worlds fair. This
advice Is based on complications that have
arisen due to politics. official disputes and
Questionable legislation rendering the $780,.
| 0O0 appropriation unavailable until after re-
course Is taken to the courts, together with
the indignities that have been offered
Congressman Breckinridge by the Chicago
press and public. On this latter topic the
| did not choose to regard his selection as
dedication orator as a quid pro quo for his
conscience and vote in the matter of the
congressional appropriation, he has been
bounded by the representative club and
press OF Chicago to point that he has been
| compelled to cancel his appointment or full
| fill 1t at the sacrifice of his self-respect,
| and a. the risk of suffering personal in
| dignity. Not only 30 disregardful of
all the proprieties have been the
newspaper assaults upon the citizen, but
| the state has been bespattered with filth and
every son and daughter of the common
wealth treated with contumely and con-
tempt. Parties aud sectionalism have been
lugged into a one-sidsd controversy, and
Chicago, through her recognized If mo-
authorized spokesman, has with brutal
frankness notified the people of Kentucky
and the entire south that they are not ex-
pected aud not wanted at this family
affair"
After a long comment the Times adds
"Let the state representatives in the ma
tional commission, Linsay. Mckenzie anC
Bennett, resign, and Kentucky say to thu
Chicago management that If she is not al
honored host or guest of the fair she will
not be present IN either capacity"