The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-11-02

speech, ind ulged in some severe censure
Of the people of Georgia IN reference to
the alleged disccurteous treatment OF
General Weaver received Tin his recent
political Journey in certain states OF the
Union" He spoke of the alleged occur
rences as Conference.-The, unwlse ana
disgraceful,' and said: "As democrats
let us frown down and suppress rowdy-
ism, intimidation and violence every
where.' The senator couldn't cajole the
people of the south into supporting him
for the presidency, and ne is now ma
ligning them. He is fresh to keep
A BILL has been introduced in the
House, by Mr.. Fleming, OF Richmond, to
change the time of holding the sessions OF
the legislature. 1t provides that the
first session shall open in October and
the second to open the first Wednesday
in July. Why not make them both sum-
mer sessions? The argument in favor
of the July session has always been that
the time is more convenient for members
in every line of business. If it applies
to the second session the argument is
equally strong for the first.
HAVE you ever thought what glorl
GUS country we have in Terrell county.
From March to November we have fruits
and vegetables all the time, and from
November to March we have cane grind
ings, spare ribs, backbones, sausages,
birds, squirrels and turkeys and hun
dreds of other good things too numerous
to mention. And they grow right here
in Dawson and Terrell county. ia
THE Albany Herald has been advised
that in some of the counties of the Sec
ond district the third partyites are put
ting out Cleveland tickets with DR..
Hands name on them for congress.
Democrats throughout the district should
be on the alert for such tricks as this.
GOVERNOR NORTHERN was inaugurated
Saturday with the usual ceremony, and
the new administration is now fairly un-
der way. If it's record equals the last,
as it will, the people of Georgia will be
we'll satisfied.
JUDGE LUMPKIN of the Supreme court
made serious mistake when he tried
to slate through list of favorites who
were seeking election by the legislature.
This dignitary could have been in better
business.
A YOUNG man of Savannah winked at
a young woman on the street car, and
his girl, worth half million, severed
the silken cord right away. Don't wink
when there is anything to lose.
THERE is no time for doubling now.
You must be on one side or the other. Ii
you are democrat, stand to your party.
Work for it. Put in your ticks now.
The 9Th. of Move mber is near at hand.
The Peoples Economist, published at
brownsville, has hidden sad farewell
to it's patrons and shut up shop. zone
by one the head leaves fall"
THE coming winter will be winter OF
discomfort to Weaver and Hand. The
snow will wrap itself about their politi'
cal graves.
1--WE are living at present in the arm
of tyranny" exclaims Georgia editor
We presume the poor fellow has just
married.
THE man who fails to vote for Ben
Russell for congress next Tuesday will
be recreant to a solemn and imperative
duty.
MAKE your arrangements to go to the
polls next Tuesday and vote for democra-
CIV and tariff reform and no force bill.
SAM SMALL is showing up Livingston s
record. A Small man after small game
THE democratic buzz~saw will be put
in notion again next Tuesday.
THE campaign liar will be out of jot
after next Tuesday.
JACK FROST has made his appearance
For the latest styles in French ano
American pattern hats, call at Mrs. G. L.
Mize.