The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-04

Daughtry, pointing out the Importance of
not being led astray by false third party
doctrines Judge Chambers speech was
| principally upon the evils OF the
Mckinley bill and the st. Louis
platform adopted by the PEOPLES party,
Many present who were inclined to be led
astray admitted their error after hearing
the manly appeals of the several speakers.
A new executive committee was ap-
| pointed and the following delegates to the
state convention: +. Chambers, l.. w. Lee.
They are uninstruoted, but both are ardent
| Cleveland admirers.
/. j. Fountain aud w. B. Baum compose
the congressional delegates. Great interest
was manifested in tho meeting, and many
were the encouraging sentiments expressed
| by the different speakers The third party
| movement in this county is COM
| paratively no obstacle in the path Of the
democracy.
FLoYD's THIRD PARTYITEs.
| ROME, Ga, May 3.-The mass meeting
OF the Peoples party held In Rome to-day
was not a success. About l50 men met at
the court house and about two-thirds of
them were third party followers. Speeches
were made in defense of the new move
| ment by Hon. j. A. Blanc Of Cedartown
and Mr.. Walker of McDuffie county. Con-
siderable enthusiasm was manifested dur
| Ing the speeches. George Fleetwood of
u
permanent organization was the result of
| the meeting. set of resolutions were
adopted indorsinglthe third party platform
and demanding some local reform. A
committee OF fifteen was appointed. They
| will put out candidates for all the county
officers
HARRIS COUNTY DON'T INSTRUCT.
| HAMILTON, GA, May 3.-The democrats
OF Harris county met in mass meeting to-
day for the purpose Of selecting delegates to
the state convention to be held May Is.
The meeting indorses the OcalA platform
and elected the following delegates all al
liancemon with third party tendencles J.
F. G. Williams, J. w. Wilson, u. s. N.Y.
hand and J. T. McGhee. The alte7nates
are: h. b. Traylor, s. X. Deloaoh, q. w.
Jenkins anc Il. Il. Richardson. The meet
ing was composed of several hundred farm
ers, and every one was enthusiastio for de-
mocracy. The delegates go uninstrncted.
BURKE ELECTS DELEGATES.
! WAYNEsBoRo, GA, May 3.--The largest
democratic mass meeting ever held in
| Burke was held here to-day. Four hundred
| and twenty-four democrats were on hand.
Tho meeting was called 10 elect new
| democratic executive committee and to
select delegates to the state presidential oon-
! vention, which meets in Atlanta May 1S.
The meeting was very harmonious.
DpeeCues wore Hbue Dy COl. L. u. OlNeT,
Hons. +. H. Galloway. W. II. Davis and
7. z. Johnston. The platforms Of 1884 and
1888 were adopted.
HART CoUNTY'S CHOICE.
HARTwELL, Ga, May 3-The demo-
crats of Hart county assembled here to-
day and elected the following delegates
to the convention in Atlanta: u. G
Afford, w. l.. Hodges, b. Doyle.J. H. 6kel-
ton, jr., S. V. Brown, ID. o. Capman. Capt.
John Peek and J. M. Thornton. The record
Of Hon. Thomas G. Lawson in congress was
indorsed. The candidacy Of Ira G. Van
duser for solicitor general Of the northern
circuit Of Georgia was Endorsed.
TURNER TO SPEAK AT QUITMAN.
QUITMAN, Ga, May 3.--Hon. H. G..
| Turner is to address the citizens Of this
county on Thursday. The people are
anxious to hear him. and tremendous
crowd will be present. ts
sCHLEY CoUNTY's THIRD PARTY.
ELLAvILLE, GA, May 3.-The third party
| organized here to-day, with j. II. Bivins
chairman and r. b. Barrow as secretary.
Seventy-flve Joined the party. but Schley
county is democratic.