The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-13

Ham, Speaker Atkinson, Mr. duBgnon and
other gentlemen whose presence is desired
In Savannah upon the night of the jubilee
have accepted Invitations to take part in
the other celebrations and could not be
present in Savannah any other night than
Friday night. Besides, this will give the
committees plenty of time fer preparation.
1t was announced that Watson & Powers
had granted the use Of the De Soto balcony
for the speakers on the occasion of the cele-
bration.
A TELEGRAM FROM THE GOVERNOR.
Mr.. duBignon read the following rele,
gram from Gov. Northern in answer to the
invitation that he had sent him:
ATLANTA, Ga. Nov II, 1892
Hon. F. g. duBfguoN, SdUdnnaR:
will accept your invitation for Friday night
w. j. NORTHERN. Governor.
Gov. Northen could not have been pres
ent upon any other night during the week.
Col. Rufus e. Lester was unanimously
elect grand marshal Of the parade Col.
Peter Reilly was elected assist grand mar
shall. The grand marshal will appoint his
own aids. All organizations intending to
take part in the Jubilee will repcrS to the
grand marshal III writing at the office Of
Capt. John r. Dillon. Mr.. |. NJ. Frank was
| elected treas lrer Of the executive commit
tee.
By resolution of Col. EsJill it was decided
to publish the time of march and pro-
gramme in the daily papers on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. Col. Estill offered
| the columns Of the MORNING NEWS free to
the committee.
The executive committee adjourned to
meet at Capt. Dlllon's office at s o'clock
Monday night.
Capt. Dillon requests the members of the
equipment committee to meet him at his
Office at o'clock Monday evening.
Col. Reilly will hold a meeting of the
-
at Capt. Dillon's Office at 1880 O'clock
Monday night. Capt. Dillon's office ap-
| pears to have been converted into the jubi-
lee headquarters.
| THE INVITATIONS.
After the adjournmenU Of the meeting
| last night Mr.. Z. F. Prendergast telegraphed
the list of speakers throughout the country
whom it had been decided to invite to be
| present upon the occasion. The first tele-
gram was sent to MIR. Cleveland, as fol-
lows:
SAvANNAu. GA. Nov. 70, 1892.
To Hon. G,Over Cleveland, Nes0 York CITY,
The triumphant democracy Of SAVANNAH
city which has never had a republican mayor
| cordially invite you to their jubilee next Friday
evening, in celebration of the recent msgnifi-
| cent victory, won on lines that you so Valiantly
laid out. CHARLES F. PRENDERGAsT,
Chairman Committee on Speakers.
The other prominent democrats to whom
kilograms of invitation were sent were as
follows: Hon. Adlai E. Stevenson, Bloom
ington, ILL.,. Hon. David B. Hill, Albany,
N. Y; Hon. William o. Whitney. New
Fifth avenue, New York city; Hon. Don
IA. Dickinson, 1879 Fifth avenue, New York
city; Hon. Allen G.. Thurman, Columbus,
o.. Gov. William e. Russell Boston, Mass. ;
Gov. William j. Northen, Atlanta, Ga. !;
Hon. John b. Gordon, Atlanta, Ca; Hon.
Alfred II. Colquitt, Atlanta, Ga.
GEORGIA CONGRESSMAN.
Hon. Charles f. Crisp, Americus, Ga. /:
Hon. H. e. Turner, Quitman, Ga. Hon. G.
L. Moses, Turin, Ga; Hon. L. +. Living
ston, King, Ga Hon. I. B. Cabauiss, For
syth, Ca; Hon. J. w. Maddox, Rome, Ga {;
Hon. T. G. Lawson. Eatonvile, Ga. Hon.
p Carter Tate, Jasper, Pickens county,
Georgia; Hon. ]. Q. c. Black, Augusta,
Ca; Hon. Ben E. Russell, Bainbridge, Ga.
DISTINGUISHED DEMOCRATS,
Hon. H. W. J. Ham, Gainesville Ca ;
| Hon. Alfred Harrington, Swainsboro Ga. !;
Hon. Thomas F. Bayard Wilmington,
Del. Hon. Henry Watterson, Louisville.
Ky; Hon. w. Y. Atkinson, House of Rep
resentatives, Atlanta, Ga. Hon. A. S. Clay,
Senate chamber; Hon. Richard Croker,
Tainmany Hall, New York. Hon. Edward
Murphy, Jr., Troy, N. Y; Hon. William
f. Sheehan. Buffalo, N. Y; Hon. ThOmaG
F. Gilroy. mayor-elect, New York CITY;
Hon. Hugh J.. Grant mayor, New Y ork
city; ex-Gov. James q. Campbell, Column
bus, o.; Hon Robert E. Psttison, governor,
Harrisburg, Pa Gov. Roswell z. Flower.
Albany, n. Y. Gov. George W. Peck, Mad
ison, Wis. Gov. Thomas. q. Jones, Mont
gomery, Ala. Gov. James p. Eagle, Little
Rock, Ark. Gov. Robert j. Reynolds,
Dover, Del. ;,Gov. Frank p. Fleming ITALIA
hassee, Fla; Gov. Horace Boies, Des
Moines, Ia; Gov. John Young
Brown, Frankfort, Ky; Gov. Murphy
J. Foster, Baton Rouge, La. ;
Gov. Frank Brown, Annapolis, Md, Gov.
Edwin B. Winans, Lansing, Mich. Gov
John NJ. Stone. Jackson Miss; Gov
Daniel r. Francis, Jefferson City, Mo. !;
Gov. Joseph K. Toole, Helena, Mont; Gov.
Leon Albeit. Trenton, n. j., Gov. Syl-
vester Pennoyer, Salem. Ore; Hon. r
Turney, governor-elect, Nashville, Tenn. {;
Gov. James s. Hogg. Austin. Tex. Gov.
Philip w. Mckinney, Richmond, Va; Gov
William A. Ohley, Charleston. w. Va ;
Hon. George T. Werts, governor-elect,
Trenton, n. j.. Hon. Logan b. Morris,
governor-elect, Hartford, Conn.i Hon.
III; Hon. John c. s. Blackburn, Yer
sailies, Ky: Hon. j. q. Carlisle. Coving-
ton, Ky; Hon. NJ. G.. Butler, Edgeheld,
s. c.: Hon. John w. Daniel, Lynchburg
Va Hon. Fitzhugh Lee, Richmond, Va. ;
Hon. A. 2. German, Laurel. Md. !;
| don. u. Il. henna, Cn6IIestOui W. a.
Hon. j . r. Mcpherson, Jersey City, n. ).
Hon. j. T. Morgan, Selma. Ala. Hon. NJ.
w. Ransom, Weldon, n. G.; Hon, I. b.
Vance, Charlotte. N c.; Hon. George g.
Vest, Kansas City, Mo.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC LEADERS.
Hon. William f. Villas, Madison, Wis.
Hon. D. W. VOORHEES,, Terre HRute, Ind.
Hon. James F. Andrew, Boston, Mass. !;
Hon. J. II. Blount, Macon, Ga; Hon. W.
II. Brawley. Charleston, s. c.; Hon. C. r
Breckenridge, Pine Bluff, Ark, Hon w.
G. p Breckenridge Lexington, KY. Hon. w.
J. Bryan, Lincoln, Neb.; Hon. w. D. By
mum, Indianapolis, Ind; Hon. Benjamin T.
Gable, Rock Island, ILL.,; Hon. W. Bourke
Cochran, New York city; Hon Amos J.
Cummings, New York city; Hon.
John r. Fellows, New York city
Hon. Ashbel p. Fitch Now York city
Hon II. A. Herbert. Montgomery, Ala, /;
Hon. William l.. Holman, Aurora, Ill. ;
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