The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-09-07
THEY'LL TALK DEMOCRACY
TO A THRONG OF TRUE DEMOCRATS
TOMORROW.
A Day of Politics in Observation-Disclosures
Democratic Speakers to Be Here--Peek
COming--The Democratic Club.

OemocratIc speakers co BE Here--Peek
Coming--The Democratic Club.
Tomorrow will be big day in Dawson,
Democratic orators and the Third Par
ty candidate for Governor are booked for
speeches here, and there will doubtless
be thousands of people in the city.
The Third partyites will be addressed
by Colonel w. L. Peek, candidate for
Governor. They will probably organize
after the speaking.
Pure Democratic doctrine will be ex-
pounded by prominent men, and the
Democrats are making preparations for
the biggest rally during the campaign.
Among the prominent Democrats in
vited and expected to be present are:
Hon. Elem DuBignon.
Hon. Ben E. Russell, nominee for Con-
gress.
Hon. w. Y. Atkinson, Chairman State
Executive Committee.
Colonel L. f. Livingston.
Congressman Charles Moses.
1t is proposed to make the occasion a
Democratic love feast, and everybody is
cordially to invited to be here.
The Democratic Club.
The Democratic Club of Terrell coun-
ty met at Harris opera house Wednesday
afternoon in response 10 the call pub
lished in THE News by Chairman Laing.
The first business was to complete the
organization of the club by electing a
vice-president. That true and staunch
Democrat, J. w. F. Lowrey, was put in
nomination and unanimously elected.
1t was announced in the meeting that
w. L. Peek, Third party candidate for
Governor, woulk speak in Dawson on
September 6th, and a committee con-
sisting of j. w. F. Lowrey, j. M. Griggs
and E. L. Rainey was appointed to pre-
pare for Democratic rally in Dawson that
day and secure number of prominent
speakers. The COMMITTEES went to work
at once and United the Democratic war
horses named above.
On motion a committee of three DEM
ocrats was appointed in each district to
canvass their respective districts and or
ganize campaign club in each. L. q.
Hoyl, N. w. Dozier and M. G. Edwards
were appointed committee to assist the
district committees in organizing and to
furnish speakers at each district rally
when desired. The following gentlemen
were appointed a committee in each dis
trict:
Town district-W. II. Dismuke, r. W.
Kennedy and T. D. Sale.
Bronwood district. j. Hill, j. III.
| Holland, M. j Avera.
Sasser district-J. C. Joiner, w. E.
Brim, G. M. Harris.
Parrott district-E. S. Pinkston, j. HI.
Williford, W. V. Perry.
Fourth district-W. S. Thornton, Jas.
Clark, j. M. Wright.
| Twelfth district-J. S. Jones, w. B.
Bush, w. F. Avera.
| Eleventh district. /. Roberts, E. II.
Brown, H. Christie.
| Forks. w. Lay, Jonathan Bridges,
| James Bynum.
A finance committee consisting of the
! President, Vice-President and Messrs. j..
G. Dean, W. +. Locke and r. r. Marlin
was appointed, whose duty it will be to
solicit contributions to defray the cam
paign expenses. A resolution was also
adopted requesting all the Democratic
nominees to contribute $500 each to the
| fund.
The Young Mems Democratic Club was
| then invited to join the Terrell County
Democratic Club, after which the meet
ing adjourned to meet at the opera house
this afternoon at o'clock.
The club is going INTO the fight in
earnest, and will do much towards rolling
up large majority in Terrell county for
all Democratic nominees this year.
Every Democrat in the county should
become a member and help push the
good work.