The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-28
THE MANAGERS NAMED.
TIE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ELECTION APPOINTMENTS.

Democratic County Executive Com
nittee Urges a Full vote-An Ad-
dress to Be issued Boss" Bucks
Plan.
The county commissioners met yesterday
morning and selected managers, freehold-
ers. tally sheet and list keepers to conduct
the election Of state officers and members Of
the legislature here next Wednesday. They
are as follows:
Superinuendent-Justic Samuel Rey-
nolds
Managers - justices NJ. Naughtin,
Wariug Russell, Jr., W. II. Patterson, A
J. j. Blois. Mel. King. L. B. Eudres, J. E .
Bevans, f. McDermott, W. H. Mendel. s.
Elsinger and T. J. Sheftau.
Freeholders-M. Carolan, F. G. Jaugstet-
ter, George Ebberwein. Thomas Daniels, D..
L. jackson, john H. Fox, Jonn J. Mannion.
Tally Sheet Keepers-E. A. Silva, c. j.
White, J. II. McHugh.
List Sheet Keepers-W. W. Lincoln, NJ.
T. Quinan, T. E. Ryan, E. A. Lahtteau, l..
Mehrteus, q. White w. B. Adams, Jr., G..
A. Gradot, R. F. McHugh, j. K. Martin ,
J. q. Morgan, F. Mcclure, F. j. Garvey,
John b. Williams, j. K. Wheeloch A.
d'Antgnac Joseph Molina, Frank Murphy,
Supt Reynolds will probably to-day APP
portion tue managers freeholders and list
keepers to each box. The polls will, as
usual, open at o'clock 10 the morning and
close a. u o'clock at night.
AN APPEAL To DEMOCRATS.
The democratic executive committee
urges every democrat to vote at the cleo
ton in order to give the ticket the largest
vote possible. There are no fears of the
result, but Chaicman Atkinson of the state
committee wants such majority rolled up
for the state ticket in every county that the
third party will be buried beyond resurrec-
ton.
There are nearly 800 registered demo-
Gratis in Chatham county. and ii every one
strains a point TO get TO the polls and de-
poSit a ballot the ticket can be sent out
with a splendid majority.
The third party will have its tickets at
the court house for ali who want TO support
Peek, but the probability is that he viii not
get fifty white votes in the county.
Vice Chairman Dixon of the democratic
executive committee will probably call the
members Of the committee together in a
few days for the purpose Of issuing an adj
dress 70 the party, urging full vote.
TO Go ON TIE THIRD PARTY TICKET.
lt is said the colored republican candi-
dates for the legislature will have their
names printed on the third party ticket,
bus II is rather doubtful II Weaver's follow
ers will agree to such a combination in view
Of the fact that they have one candidate
for representative in the field now,
Il J. Herb of Pooler, and expect to find
two other self-sacrltcing disciples Of the
new faith before election day. The colored
candidates for the legislature are not over
popular with their people. and doubtless a
large number Of colored men will vote for
the democratic candidates.
"Boss" Bucks circular to the republicans
of the state, advising them to support the |
candidates Of the third party, published in |
yesterdays MORNING NEWS, was the cause |
OF considerable comment. There is nothing |
new in this, however The democratic
leaders have asserted repeatedly that there |
was a concerted move among the repub-
hcans to throw their support to the third
party in this state IN both the October and |
November elections, where the republicans
had no candidates Of their own in the field |
WHAT THE LEADERS SAY.
The local republican leaders have had no
he0itation in saying that the policy of the |
Republican party would be to support the |
third party this fell.
Capt Doyle, when he returned from the |
conferences Of the republican leaders in At |
lanta nearly month ago, openly an |
nounced that it had bsen decided to throw |
the republican strength to the third party |
where the republicans had no candidate in |
the field.
this city last week. revealed the inwardness
OF this policy. He said the republicans have
made the cause OF Watson their own in the
Tenth district. Col. Buck has sent out
hundreds OF circulars to the negro leaders
OF the district instructing them to poll the
full party strength for Watson. The gentle
man also claimed that they had evidence to
prove that the republicans were paying the
taxes OF the negroes and registering them
to vote for Peek and Watson. Hundreds OF
negroes have paid up their taxes and regis
tered In the last few days.
THE REPUBLICAN PLAN.
In confidential letters to his subordinates,
the gentleman said Col Buck had revealed
his purpose. The plan of the republicans is
to secure Watson's election this year by
throwing all their strength to him, and hav-
ing given him toe prestige OF Reelection
over Msj. Black, two years hence to run
him as the candidate for governor on
fusion third party and republican ticket.
They will thus use Watson as the stick
with which To break the back OF their
old enemy, the Democratic party.
With such combination two years
hence the republicans believe they can be
successful. If they succeed they will pro-
coed to secure entire control of the state
and to fill every office in it with repub-
lcan where possible.
To carry out this plan it is believed the
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and that they are already doing So Out
side the Tenth district the republicans are
not putting out any special effort beyond
advising the negroes TO vote for the third
party candidates.
In the First district hundreds of negroes
will vote for Lester. but If they should fol-
low Col. Bucks advice to any extent it
would seriously cut down Col Lestsr's ma
jority in the district. Its the duty of Chat
ham county democrats to poll as large a vote
as possible Oct. as we'll as in November.
THE WAY THEY FIGURE IT,
The third party advocates out west an
pear to be good matches for their brethren
in the south. The following statement taken
from the Denver Road" Of what we hon
estlY believe will not fall very much short
OF the truth on Nov. 8" compares very well
with some Of the claims Of the third party
people down south:
HARRISON. CLEVELAND
tuaihe 49,. .'.''...' 6'ArRansas.. .......... S
Massachusetts. ....., lb Indiana - *
llchl an...; ........ 7INew Jersey ......... 10