The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-30
GEORGIA POLITICS.

A democratic meeting has been called for
! to-day at Darien.
The democrats of Lincoln county will
hold mass meeting at Lincolnton to-day.
w. w. Oliver is a candidate for sheriff
of Pulaski county, subject to democratic
nomination.
The Beulah suballiance of Bryan county
has Endorsed the st. Louis platform, pen
sion plank and oil.
There will be a Peoples party rally at
Conyers on Saturday, May 81, There will
Walker and Chupp.
1t is reported that Hon. Warner Hill of
Merlwether may be q candidate for con-
gress from the Fourth district in opposition
to Congressman Moses.
1t is claimed that Judge Dave Roberts.
candidate for congress from the Eleventh
district, confidently expects to carry the
six counties in his judicial circuit.
Tue Montezuma Record has changed
hands. w. I. Christopher having sold 60
DR.. X. Q. Engram. The policy of the
Record changes also from third party or
gan to a clean ana conservative democratic
sheet. Mr.. Christopher will soon leave for
Texas, which state he intends to make his
home.
1t is reported at Macon that Col. Pottle,
a young lawyer of Mllledgeville and a son
of Judge Pottle, would be a candidate for
congress from the Sixth district on the
third party platform. 1t is also said that
Judge Sanford of Milledgeville will be
candidate for congress. Judge Sanford
will run Us ii democrat.
An enthusiastic democratic club was or
ganized at Marshallviile Tuesday. f. j.
Frederick was elected president and j. l..
Saunders secretary. A list enrolling nearly
100 names was produced, indorsing and adj
vocating democratic principles. Resolu-
tions were ,adopted to attend and join in
with the democratic rally to meet in Ogle-
thorpe.
The mass meeting of the Bibb county
democrats to select delegates to the state
presidential convention will be held at the
court house to-day. The meeting is called
for IL O'Clock, and the general interest being
| taken in it indicates that the court house
will be packed. 1t is question of Cleve-
! land delegates, Hill delegates, or delegates
| uninstructed. There is no question but that
public sentiment is divided, and lively
time may be expected. to say the least
of it.
| j. A. Lang of Dawson was at Isabella
| Tuesday and addressed the people in the
interest of Mr. Stevens. the congressional
candidate. He was accorded a fair and re-
specttul hearing by an immense throug of
| people who had congregated. here to hear
| AlOus u d. w OOOou hul MI OdpL.
| Albert Winter of the PEOPLES Economist
was surrounded by a small crowd of his
faithful third party followers, and they
were quite generous with their applause
during Mr.. Lang's speech. Hon. G. b.
| Wooten, stanoh democrat as he is, made an
excellent speech on the leading questions of
the day, which was enthusiastically re.
! ceived.
The congressional campaign in the
! Seventh will soon be open with white heat,
aud lively campaign it will be. Satur-
day big mass meeting Of democracy will
be held at Ringgold in Catoosa county,
| and among the prominent speakers
will be Judge John w. Maddox. On
next Tuesday there will be grand
democratic rally at Calhoun, and the gathers
ing will be address by Hon, Seaborn
Wright. At Stilesboro on Friday, May 6,
one of the largest democratic rallies ever
held in Georgia will attract people from a
dozen counties. This convention will be
addressed by Hon. Seaborn Wright and he
will also speak, early in May, at Dalton and
Marietta. On May there will be a rally
in Rome, at which number of prominent
democrats are billed to appear.