The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-21
GEORGIA PoLITIos.

Col. John Temple Graves left Atlanta for
New York to make campaign speeches in
that state.
On Friday, Sept. %, Hon. c. L. Moses,
member Of congress from the Fourth dis
triet and Col. J. L. Hardeman of Macon
will speak In Dublin.
Adel NetUs: The candidates are abroad
in the land, smiling and Handwriting. The
boys in Berrien are earnestly at work, and
each one feels sure OF being elected. They
are all clever set Of fellows, but some OF
them are bound to get left
Col. A. F. Daley, democratic nominee for
senator Of the Fifteenth district, aud
DR.. Ivey. opposing him on the Peoples
party ticket, met in joint discussion at
Condor on Saturday last. AS usual the
third party banner went down. Senator
Daley and DIR. Ivey will speak at several
other places in the county.
Political things are very quiet at Jasper,
says a correspondent OF the Atlanta
Journal. The race between Hon. Carter
Tate and Rev. Thad is too one-sided 10 be
interesting, an It 10 generally believed Tate
win come OUT 5000 TO 5000 ahead Ia the dis
triot when the ballots are counted. The
race for che legislature Is very evenly
matched between the two "Rev, Bnlsn-
Rev. William Cogle and Rev. William
Jones, both Baptist preachers. More inter-
est will possibly be shown IN this race now,
as Cogle has challenged Jones to discuss the
issues OF the day before the people Of
Pickens..
Covington Star: There is no doubt about
the democrats having whipped the fight in
Newton county. They already have the
third party on q regular Bull Run stampede,
but the victory must be followed up. The
victory must be begun on Dot. and oom-
pleted on Nov. 4. The democrats must
carry the October election In Newton
county by 1000 majority over the third
party. Nothing less than that will answer.
We want the democratic victory to be so
large and crushing that it will settle the
third party business forever. In order TO
do this all democrats must continue their
gallant fight for victory until the last vote
10 poiled on Nov. and all the democratic
nominees are elected.
Atlanta Constitution: One of Hon. Will
lam Fleming's friends, who was I'D from
Augusta yesterday, said that Mr.. Flemin9's
canvass for the speakershipi 10 In good shape.
ne bas been working unremittingiy for
MAI Black aud democracy. He wrote the
nrN address that was Issued in the district
Few months ago and it has been used
everywhere as campaign document. Mr..
Flemings review OF Tom Watson's book
has not been answered by the author. Nor.
indeed, has he attempted to reply. He could
not defend himself. Mr.. Fleming has been
actively on the stump in Richmond, Column
bia, McDuf1e and Jefferson counties and
his speeches have been able and effective
de has been putting In good work for the
congressional and state house tickets and
our part Of the state is solid for him Tor
speaker"
Political squibs from the Albany Herald.
The city political pot is already beginning
TO simmer a little. All the conditions are
favorable for a lively time In city politics
this year. 1t will perhaps be some line vet
before candidates are announced, but the
Herald can see signs OF some timber being
gotten out in a very quiet way.-Capt.
w. e. Wooten, the democratic nominee of
the Tenth senatorial district, has been doing
some good campaigning over Ia Worth.
where the third party is supposed 20 have
some strength. He now has his race in good
shape--Where is DIR. Hand, the third
party nominee for congressl His plan of
campaigning seems to be a very quiet one,
II, indeed, he has adopted any at all. DR..
Hand can speak, and Is rather fond Of de-
bate, but he seems to be bordering on the
edge OF still hunt In his race for con-
gresA But, perhaps, after ALL the doctor
lacks faith, and his quietude and SEEM
ing indifference may be due TO this fact
IL takes faith to succeed in politics.
Col. Reuben Jones is going to have third
party opposition in his race for the Senate-a
Mr. Hightower OF Damascus. But the
colonel will ''get theren just the same. He
not only has faith, but sense and CAB enough
to down any man they can start Ia the Ninth
senatorial district --Col. Ed r. Jones.
DouRherty county's next representative In
the legislature, is as serene as a summer girl
who has made all her arrangements to be a
summer girl no more. He Just knows he's
going to be elected, and is taking things
easy.---Hon. J. 7. Furgerson, the demo-
cratic nominee for the legislature in Lee.
was In ALI any on Saturday, and met many
OF his future constituents here. Mr.. Fur
gerson made splendid race In the primary,
ana should receive the cordial support Of
every democrat in his county.
No other Sarsaparilla possesses the Com,
bination, Proportion, and Process which