The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-05

ception Of the four constitutional amend
ments, to be voted 10 to-day's election.
The democratic county executive commit
tee appeals to every democrat in Chatham
county to vote the straight ticket. II any
scratching is INDUCED in the opposition may
be able to make showing. The republic
ans are going to make a fight for the COL
ored candidates for the legislature, and the
third party will work split tickets with
Herbs name along with two Of the demo-
cratic candidates
All the arrangements for the election
were completed last night Supt. Rey-
polds asks that the managers, freeholders
and list keepers meet him at the court house
not later than ESQ o'clock, in order 20 have
everything in readiness when the polls open
al O'Clock.
THE POLLING PLACES.
There will be six boxes, arranged as fol-
lows
Box No. /, A to c, County Attorneys
Office, President and Bull Streets-Justices
Frank McDermo;t and Nc Leod King, man
ayers; NJ Carolan, freeholder w. W. Lin
ooln, NJ. T. Quinan and T. E. Ryan, list
keepers.
Box No. ., D to G, Tax Receivers Office,
President Street-Justices Warning Russell,
Jr. and W. Il. Mendel, managers; J. Ii.
Fox. freeholder; r. E. Laffiteau, l.. Mehr-
tens and G. White, list keepers.
Box No. 5, h to l., Ordinary's Office,
President Street-Justices L. b. Endres and
j. E. Bevans, managers; Fred Jaugstetter,
freeholder; w. B. Adams, Jr., e. A. Gradot
and R. H. McHugh, list keepers.
Box No. +, III to =, Tax Collectors Office,
Bull and York Streets-Just w. II. Pat
terson and A. j. J. Blois, managers; J. J.
Mannion, freeholder; j. r. Martin, j. II.
Morgan and F. Mcclure, list keepers.
Box No. 5, Q to s, County Treasurer's
Office, York Street-Justice NJ. Naughtin,
manager; Thomas Daniels and D. L. Jack
son, freeholders; F. j. Garvey, J. B. Will
Jams and J. r. Wheelock, list keepers.
Box No. 6. 7 to u, Office CLERK of the Su-
perior Court York Street-Justices I. J.
Sheftall and s. Elsinger, managers: G. Eb-
berwein, freeholder; A. d Antignac, J. Mo
lina and Frank Murphy, list keepers.
VOTERS URGED TO CONE OUT.
The leaders of the city districts we're busy
all of yesterday urging the voters to come
out to-day. Some people seemed apathetic
because they believed that the nominating
primary was an election and considerable
talk was necessary to convince them that
their votes are needed again. Indications
last night pointed to a rousing vote,
The colored republicans of the Eighth
a a
the brickyard night before last and adopted
resolutions pledging their support to Gov.
Northen, Congressman Lester and Osborne
Doolan and Guerard. The resolution is
rather unique piece Of campaign litera-
ture. 1t reads: "Seeing that we have
practically no ticket in the field, it becomes
necessary that we support the old reliable
party, the source OF our comforts, and fear
Ing that the third party might turn out like
the Qllianna t1uad that 81 la
ticket headed with Northern for governor
and Osborne, Doolan and Guerard for the
legislature, and also support Lester for con-
gress."
THE REPUBLICANS CLOSING RALLY.
The republicans had big rally az Odd
Fellows hall on Duffy street last night 60
map out their plan or action In to-day's con
test At least 500 men were crowded intC
the hall, and many had to remain outside
for want of room. County Chairman Jamei
E. Whiteman presided. Speeches wer,
made by the party's legislative candi
dates, Walker, Summons and Cole, anC
were received with plenty Of applause
The speakers urged their hearers no
to vote for either the third party or dem
ocratio candidates, but stand together fo
ths unity Of republicanism, SO that the or
Ranization might not be disrupted. They
called attention to the fact that the repub
AlCAu ToRisloTeu VOJ6 Is lyOUO III Cnbbua N
aud said they expected to get nearly all Of ii
A notable feature of the meeting was tn
fact that Chairman Bucks circular urging
republicans to vote for the third party
state ticket was not referred to, but, on tn,
contrary, the statement WAS made that q
the Republican party had no ticket in tn
field the question of q choice was entirely
with the voters.
There was an especially friendly feelinl
hne IN nkN do, nkS l.
meeting toward Gov. Northen. and from
the private opinions expressed Peck viii
hardly get much support from Chatham
republicans.
MR.. CHARLToN's VIEWS.
Hon Walter G. Charlton, chairman o
the executive COMMITTEES, returned to th
city yesterday IN lorder to take part in to.
days election. RHe says the city people
have been Understanding the influence of
the third party,s and a full city vote ia
absolutely essential to overcome the possl
BILE surprises that may come from the coun-
try districts.
~ cannot too foroihly impress upon tn
democrats OF Chatham" said MIR. Charlton
the necessity not only of voting but OF
using every influence in their power {,
bring out the full majority Of tho county
There has been no such crisis in the politica
history of Georgia since the election o
ShuoS NJ. DnluDs Inc candidates are no
dissimilar. AT that time we were united in
determined effort to crush out the radica
power not only by ajority but by vot
so decisive that the horrors Of the recon.
struotlon period would be forever put be
hind US. We are battling now with essen
italy the same elements, reinforced by th,
disaffected from our own ranks, filed witt
the widest and most destructive theories
BUCKS LETTER AGAIN.
"Since the proclamation Of Buck there cal
De no question as to the true position of tn,
third party. 1t is simply an ally of tue Re
publican party. We are thus fighting no
only an antagonist whose record bristle
with expressions that must occur 70 th,
memory Of every Georgian, but the mutt
nous among our own fellows For the frs
time in twenty years the Democratic party
Looks expectantly toward Georgia. ii ha
right TO exact Of us not only majority
Dut majority which will cheer Other
states hghtinR under like conditions. 1t i
peculiarly the duty of Chatham TO cas-
every vote. She has not borne the bruu
OF the conflict, and its consequences hav,
NOT touched her, save sympathetically, a
any point Every vote cast here counts il
tne doubtful counties and helps to swell tn
compliment to devoted officials who ar
seeking our suffrages and deserve them.
lt Is virtually the fight for Cleveland
Ior II the third party is defeated by a stnaI
majority that resalt will invite the monte
cooperation Of thu Rau,,II;a,,.