The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-11
THE CONSTITUTIONS WORK.
1t Meets with the Mos, encouraging Words


All Sides.
The CONSTITUTIONS pluck in reporting the
stace election with practical accuracy
from every county in the state was the
toaa, all Thursday.
1--WE may e4claim of The Constitution as
it said of the majority. 1t surpasses all
expectations" Governor NOrthen said
The Constitution is always up to expec-
tations, many times surpasses them, bus
Thursday it far oLtran them. The Con-
stitution carried a message of JOY all over
Georgia last Thursday.
The reports were complete and the
achievement was simply marvellous. L was
coming up the Georgia railroad yesterday
when [ got copy of The Constitution and
there | found everyone of the l3l counties
in the state reported. The people of Geol-
gia were deeplyinterested and were, eager
TO learn the result of the POLITICAL tray
The Constitution delighted us all
Uncle Bob Hardeman, state treasurer
said: 'It was feat that reflects great cred
it on The Constitution and southern jour
nalism. 1t was the greatest newspaper
Comptroller General w A. Wright:
Nothing has ever been seen in American
Journalism to equal The COnstitutIons
great work. 1t was a perfect piece OF 'orE
and deserves all praise for The Constltu-
ton"
General Phil Cook, secretary Of state:
"a most admirable work. No paper ever
done anything like it before and no paper
but The Constitution would attempt IT.
Captain S. ID. BradWeil, commissioners OF
education: ut was a master stroke OF eE~
terprise. 1t shows what can be done when
there's q will, and with The Constitution
there is always a will l told my friends
way down in Liberty when they asked me
to stop over night to hear the returns from
all of Liberty county's precincts that
could sleep on the cars all night and learn
the news of Liberty county's election before
they could right in the county, for L would sea
the GINS III ton before breakfast. knew
Z /. Constitution would have it all and it
Colonel Mark Hardin: II never saw
anything like it in my life"
L. L. Carter, of the agricultural depart
ment: ct was i'll full keeping with The
that's saying enough"
Judge Simmons, of the supreme court:
THE greatest evidence of enterprise ever
heard of in my life, unquestionably."
Judge Samuel Lumpkin, of the supreme
court: while it was a magnificent stroke
of enterprise it was no more than | expect-
ed of the ever glorious Atlanta COnstitu-
ton"
Chief Justice Bleckley, with his wonted
force of language and wonderful Shakes
peran style of making Il few words speak
Volumes declared: The achievement of
reporting the fact was almost equal to the
fact
Judge Howard Van Epps, of the city
court: Il regard it as almost a miracle
1t filled me with pride for our Constitution,
the paper If papers"
Hon. w. Y. Atkinson; ''The Constitn-
ton deserves all patronage and praise. ID
has done a Hercuean task and done 10
well. 1t enabled democratic headquarters
to answer many kilograms of inquiry just
twenty-four hours earlier than they would
have been answered otherwise. l glory in
your success"
Vice Chairman Charles Northen, who
watched until 3 o'clock in the mornings
at is deuced hard TO believe what [ my
self saw. It was wonderful to see tele-
graJos coming in from telegraph stations
or by boat to those stations. 1t was super
human" -