The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-01

that party as the party otsalvation and preser
walton or our loved southern country, and as
chew all Innovations Of issues that may tend TO
disrupt that party.
A HILL DELRGATGoN.
| AMERICUs, GA, April 30.-There was
large attendance at the democratic mass
meeting to-day. George A. Harper was
elected chairman and Bascom Myrlck SEQ
retary. The platform adopted embraces the
leading features Of the Ocala platform. An
amendment pledging support to the nomi-
nees Of the democratioc national onvention
was enthusiastically adopted. A resolution
tavoring the nomination of Senator Hill
for the presidency was also adopted.
The following delegates were elected to
the state convention, all are strong Hill
men: n. A. Ray, H. H. Glover. A. G. Bell,
! W. A. Dodson, Bascom Myrick, Larkin
| Dupree, J. K. Battle and w. A. Seals.
There were some heated discussions in to-
days meeting, but the harmonious ending
killed any prospect OF third party organ
ization in this county.
M'INTosH DoN'T INSTRUCT.
DARIEN, Ga, April 30.-At meeting OF
the Democratic party to-day the following
delegates were elected to the convention in
Atlanta May IS: Adam Strain, James II.
Clarke, r. W. Grubb, f. G.. Britain and
| George 4. Atwood. Alternates: Spalding
Kenan w. w. Patterson, W. de r. Barclay,
L. f. Dunham and c. H. Richardson.
The following resolutions were offered
and adopted:
That we, the Democratic party OF Mcintosh
| county, do heartily indoTse the able and Off
cient administration of w. j, Northen as chief
executive of Georgia.
That we congratulate the party in all McIn-
tosn county upon its freedom from what is
known as the third party.
That we further indorse the administration OF
ex-President Cleveland, but that the delegates
to the state convention 20 uninstructed.
MUsCoGEE's LIVELY FIGHT.
COLUMBUS, Ga, April 30.-Politics Is at
white heat at Muscogee The Cleveland
men held large and enthusiastic meeting
this morning and named as candidates for
the primary Col. Lyon Levy. Ralph How
ard, Hon. n. G. Oattis and ex-Mayor Do
zier The politicians are generally support
ing the Hill ticket, put out yesterday. and
are making a strong fight. The anti-Hill
men are confident, but are not so we'll or
ganized. The race will be the hottest ever
had in Muscogee over delegates to state
convention, and lots Of money is being bet
| on the result.
wILLACooCHEE's PRIMARY.
WILLACooCHEE, Ga. April 30-The
democratic primaries passed OF quietly here
to-day. Only a small vote was polled. The
Turner delegation was elected by vote of
Z to l and the friends Of both Turner and
| Atkinson were very quiet.
The county convention meets on Monday
next.
Following are the names OF the Turner
delegates selected here to-day: Ii. l..
Paulk. N. M. Pafford, c. W. Corbitt,
Arthur Moore, J. B. Paiford, DIR. J. Wilcox,
b, +. Summerlin. A. p. Padgett, J. s.
Bostiok and Rev. John Viokers.
TAYLoR's THIRD PARTY MEN.
BUTLER, Ca. April 30.-About one-third
Of the white voters of this county met at
the court house to-day TO organize
the third party. The meeting was
harmonious and delegates were
elected to the different conventions.
The st. Louis platform was Endorsed and a
resolution saying they would support only
third party men for office was passed. The
democracy OF Taylor county is fully organ
lied and will meet the enemy at the polls.
wAsHINGToN's THIRD PARTY.
SANDERsvILLE, Ga, April 30.-The
third party movement in this county Ia not
considered as strong as it was three weeks
ago. The negroes will not vote for the third
party.