The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02
GEORGIA POLITICS.

| The democrats 10 Berrien will give Moore
| and Knight a large majority.
Hon. J. 8. Estes will address the peopls
Of Hart county next Tuesday in the court
house at IL O'clock.
Mr.. Turner has been speaking every day
| in the other end OF has dIstr CT tue past
week. Monday ne speads in bonneville.
The Chattooga NetOS says that DR.. Fell
ton is doing all ne can to defeat Judge Mad
| dox aud asks what democrats are going 60
| do about lUs
Crawfordville Democrat: Did you hear
the rumor that the registration books had
been lost? What about it? The truth
| should be learned at once. There would be
| great confusion should the report prove
true.
Ocouee Enterprise: Indications point to
great slump ia the third party vote. We
hear every day of men returning TO The
democratic fold who have bean disposed TO
! 20 after Weaver aud Lease. They ore COM
ing back, and are Welcomed home.
| Cherokee Adc0Rce: Rev. Levi r. Blrtz
| Of Modesto is announced for treas
urer Of Cherokee county subject to the
action Of the democrats There is not
| better man OF one beEter qualified for the
| office he asks for than Rev. Mr.. Burtz, and
he is loyal, true democrat, zoo.
Athens Banner: A prominent demo-
| crat Of Oconee county met up
| with a third party leader of the
| same county in Athens yesterday. The
! denocras asked the thlrd party man how
he thought Oconee would go. the third
| party man replied that he thought the
couuty would give The third party ticket
! about 100 major ty. The democrat estl-
N ated 500 majority for democracy.
The other night below town, says the Ed
berton Star, an agent for a stove stopped alta
thirc party mans house, and after trying
! 10 sell stove, began talking politics. IN
! the course of his conversation h9 said he
would laugh TO hear of Old Waayer's
death. When asked why he said Weaver
stole his widowed mothers carriage horses
during the war. The agent vas from ST.
Louis, buC he sold no stove there.
w. NJ. Gaskins publishes the following
card in the Valdosts Times: "Belaying that
unity and harmony in the Democratic
party is greatly to be desired at this time,
have decided, after due consideration, to
retire from the race for senator. | thank
those OF my friends who have promised inc
their support and hope they will agree
with me that it Is best. after all, to vote the
straight democratic ticke5."
Gen. Gordon passed through Valdosts
going and coming from the Cairo meet ng
wednesday, but both times in the night.
Several of the citizens OF the town saw him,
! however, aad he left word for th3 boys 10
! stand by he state In this fight like they
did in the early 500 ard in the early '10s,
and all will be well. He says the fight IS
! on IN Middle aud North Georgia. aud the
| democrats are going to win a signal TIL
umph. lie says the democrats will soad
eleven to the new coDgres5-they will win
i'll every district.
! Darien Guzette: in q conversation dur
! ing the week Lectured Crawford, the col
! ored candidate for the House. told us that
he was going TO vote for Gov. Northen. The
| republicans nave no ticset in the field and
he is therefore going to vote for the best
men according 20 his Judgment. Said
! Crawford: "GoV Northen is an honest
man and friend to the negro, and intend
to vote for him. | am acquainted with hlm
and know him to be good man. Yes,
shall vote for the governor Crawford IN
card uses the following sentence, in reply
to report that no intended TO support the
| third party candidate: "R. (. Walker VIII
not 60 to the Senate by my vote or lnnQ-
ence. No Z. K. Walker for me-"
| Bishop II. NJ. Turner, who has just re-
turned home from long trip in the nor b.
west, was asked by the Atlanta journal
which OF the two couteudiug parties 10
! Georgia he most favored. lie replied;
| - am neither a democrat nor q third party
man. l am prohibitionist first, last tHu
/ all the time. L regard the frOnlOltloL
| party as the grandest in every respect GL
/ any now before the people, but in consid-
GRAFTON of the noble stand Gov. HOrthea las
taken against lynchiug negroes and ota,r
riotous conduct l am pretty sure sAA.
/ give him my vote Georgia has been
blessed with three Of the best democratic
! governors the southern states have pro,
| duced. mean Colquitg, Gordon ana
Northen. But Gov. Northen bias exceied
in having tho courage Of his convictions;
Look at his extension OF the school term anu
tho extra money he has thrown into l. o.
least his administration has done IL. WIN
out berating any one else or opposing any
one, am satisfied Gov. Northen is entitled
to reelection, and 1 shall give him my
yote.n