The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-05-04
THE TIDE IS TURNING.
o,,opc1A,s THIRDPARTY NO LONGER
CONFIDENT.

GEORGIA. 4 49, -
CONFIDENT.
..,d Peek No Longer Use the Words
s. Rrargarts in Telling of the Pros
meets of the New Party in
Georgia.
Atlanta Cor. Macon Telegraph.
The Georgia third party seems TO be
entering from an acute attack of spring
favor For the past week there has been
1oss heard of the movement here than for
onv nrevious week in it's history. If the
mise of the third party is located in At
1,nta and Post and Peek, the head and
heart of the concern, designated through
their official headquarters, the feeble
+brob that is being felt here fully shows
that the new party will never survive its
swaddling clothes, Every indication is
that tine movement is on the wane in
Georgia.
DEMOCRATS MAKE CONFIDENT.
Prominent Democrats, who usually
know what they are talking about, and
who a few weeks ago frankly confessed
alarm at the situation, now Speak in the
most confident terms. Third party men
are correspondingly reticent in their
claims. Whenever asked about the pros
pects Of the movement they answer with
a smile intended to be significant, while
heretofore they have claimed everything,
upon every occasion, in the most salts
fed and exuberant spirit, and that, too,
without waiting to be drawn out on the
subject
Just cow the only interesting point in
the situation is the convention of ALI
ance presidents, which has been called to
meet in Birmingham next month. Geor-
ola will not be represented there, how
ever, because it is to be Third party
caucus, and President Livingston is not
at present in that boat.
ALAsT EFFORT.
A well informed Allianceman said to-
day that the presidents had been called
together to devise a plan to save the or
der frem absolute decay. He said Polk,
while third party man himself, does
not want the Alliance swallowed up in
the party and the Birmingham meeting
is to lay plan to hold the order togeth-
er as well as to advance the interests of
the new movement. This is good the
DRY. If the Alliance goes to wreck along
with the third party President Polk,
Macune and others, including little Jack
Turner, viii be out of job. Conse-
quently, it is very reasonable to infer
that these fat-salaried friends of the
poor farmer will try to save the hen that
lays the golden egg.
HARRY BROWN NOT IN IT.
Another straw which shows how the
third party wind is blowing is the fact
that Capt H. G. Brown. formerly editor
of the Southern Alliance Farmer, and
the man who knocked Ljyingst N out in
his fight to Gust Editor Irwin on account
Of Lis third party propensities, has
4 openly denied that he is in sympathy
with the t1ird party, or that he will be
in future. Capt Brown was regarded as
the candidate of the third party to OPP
pose Livingston for Con gress up to within
atew days past, but h now says posi-
lively that he is not tbird party man,
and will not run against Livingston
capt. Brown claims he has never been
member Of the third party, and adds that
he does not expect to be- He has how
ever, always been reg lrded as leader in
Cle movement, and the act that he now
comes Square'y out and denies any con
n lnon with t. new party shows that
VnnSS are not like they used to be-
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