The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-09-28
DUBIGNON'S LOGIC
.,orHENED THE DEMOCRATIC
s1HhNC cAUsE LAST SATURDAY.
u.rfol Speech by an Eloquent Orator
a fO" TaI1.s by Colonel Parks and Judge
sh @nsrrv.-Five Third Partyites Leave
the Meeting.

II
Sn ''',or,.v.-Five Third PartYates Leave
"" the Meeting.
-aov was another red letter day in
+,o history of the Democratic parry OF
IeT Ten Fleming duBignon, the talented
hon' orator of Chatham county, had an
youn niHDtment to speak here, and his ar
sPp Snment of Republicanism and Third
a tsr was powerful and convincing.
pa TSa a' Third party contingent was ut
~ routed and the cause of Democracy
t ,Uas' greatly strengthened.
"S ~ loss t than 500 or 900 people assem-
,,ad in the opera house to hear good
Democratic doctrine expounded.
While the crowd was gathering Colonel
7 G Parks made an
ImarOmptu Speech,
..bicb was one of the very best and most
t .Ii that had been made during the
campaign.
No censare for those who had gone OIL
into the Third party, They bad once
hepn Democrats, working shoulder to
shoulder in a common cause. Now they
aro blended men, chasing rainbow, and
instead of being benefited they wculdlbe
gronnd into powder by their own meas
1res that are being masqueraded under
tho cuise of relief. He demonstrated
that should their scheme for borrowing
money at 2 per cent become law only
favored few would be benefited, whale
the great number who own no land
would be at their mercy. The speaker
then refuted what he termed ~as vide a
SANDER as ever fell from mortal lips, y
the charge made by candidate Peek that
Governor Northern squandered the peo-
ples money in adjustingthe trouble with
the Western and Atlantic railroad. Col.
Parks said that "a few days candidate
for the high Office ofgoverneT stood upon
this stage and either wilfully orignorant-
" misrepresented Cover aor Northen by
charging that he had been Tecklessly ex~
travagant with the peoples money iG
paying the commissioners who adjustC d
4 this importanU matter 81 $50 each The
Western and Atlantic at that time YVES
Il ina middle and the state was threat
ened with a big lawsuit. The commits
Son was appointed under an act of the
legislature and the appointments passed
upon by the senate. The first man ep-
pointed by Governor NortheR was Dan
Hughes, a farmer and an alliance can
ddate for congress two years ago. The
committee sat through days and nights
of ceaseleSS labor and saved the state
about $500, 600. NortheD, they say, is
responsible for that com .;isSion. IT he
was there is glory enough in the results
to make him glad to own It," Colenel
Parks then produced the journal of the
house and read among the names OF
those who vOted to pay these commits
SCnerS S1,50@ each that of bon. VIM.
Jennings, OF Terrell, now third party
I've and supporter of Mr.. Peek. This
point by Colonel Parks was greeted with
& tremendous applause, and there was
another outbreak WHEN he tgrned todhe
proceedings of the senate andwead am0pg
I4oSe voting to say the bill tie name OF
hon. A. G. Hill Here is the book
SAD Colonel Parks, "and my Third par
trends can come forward and read it
AOr themselves. , (Appause9
Harrah for Peek" said sonae one an
the audience.
You can hurr6h for Peek now nav
1 Hta' Sald the speaker but sou won't
Nv Nv II Two weeks from row." At this
t he enthusiastic Peekise subs;Ged and
Inv tnV several hundred Democrats made the
na,l ring with cheers.
D.. cumming COl0nel Parks said: eff
nS UGA mlSfeptesented Governor Northen
sn intentionally he has not got sense
tan VGon 70 md out the truth; and if in
f. r''V " his character does not fit him
Etn44 rue goNernorship. He has been
Hum Cile people with falsehoods.''
o mele Colonel Ben Christie. a recent
' vnat to thipd partyism, asked the
lupt him. '' 'ii"" liiih 10 inter-
sDIis VIII IN not, as any tlme is limited
bcrati" "oiolei Parks, and the big Dem,
C"l IT s1o " CHECKED heartily.
lDr loa;m. "rkS then took Peek TO task
onso Sis the farmers of Georgia
dyisi rnu - 1 dollars two years ago by
b cpHfs mem III, TO hold their cotton for
pek,s ~ w.; lhe speaker then exposed
Orhan %,i Sa presentations of Governor
ntrd d. ~ e, Gllo r., to have Georgia repre-
Iat anna ~ Ine Worlds Fair, and took his
"''u much applause. N AA'
Judge Query
gnon 'I H,t tGrward to introduce Mr. du-
sre are O an, before eff doing sol said: HGf
Other the any ny Third party lunaties. or
Fire to aa Ind of lunatics, present who
answer @4 IA any questions l am ready
slatp rf'ln H. Third party candidate for
the STA arose and said: II am Glad
subie~ttss mas "a, a lunatic asylum for
pean IIbs a u.s. where all in that con 1Tr
ps" ''n'' We are not all Sole
geS ot 6beefFy replied that "everv man
nj pose Mr. people by himself, and I
" BY 6im Martin is judging this sS au-
nd quiet Tnt fort, forth yells again, and
y b to exn %ss restored Judge Query v
advanced oS some me false IDEAS that
kral ~ Nahatfev who, f"ooIlon Dy