The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-13

in his castle in Scotland and talks pro-
lection Protection of what? 1t is the
protection of the moneyed millionaire
against the efforts of the laboring classes
to earn their honest bread. The Demo
Gratis of the country will not permit this
state of affairs to last longer. The time
has come when revolution is necessary,
and the Democratic party is the party
which must accomplish it,
CHAIRMAN CLARKsoN in his farewell
address to the national Republican com
mittee, made the following statement
which is quite encouraging to Democrats
though rather disheartening to his re-
/ publican hearers:
] eve are entering on a campaign which
4 is no holiday excursion. The Democrats
have nominated their strongest man, and
while the situation is desperate every
Republican who is really Republican
will do everything in lhis power to win
the fight in November
THIRD party men read what Weaver,
4 your candidate for the resilency, says:
"The Democratic party, as party,
should disband, just as a section of it
did at Appomattox.'
| Here is another ''The acts of the
Democratic party comprise murder
treason, theft, arson, fraud and perjury"
| And another: "But the what could
you expect from the poor, blind, dis
eased, decrepit, dismal, damned old
Democratic party.
Col. w. L. Peek, one of the Third par
ty leaders in Georgia was thrown from
his buggy while out riding last Sunday
afternoon, and seriously hurt. A severe
spinal injury caused paralysis, and he is
critically i'll, with the chances of recov-
cry against him. Col. Peek is honored
by all who know him, and his death
would be a serious loss to the state.
If there are any Third party men in
Terrell county, we respectfully submits
this information 20 them: The Repub-
licans of the First district have agreed
to support the Third party nominee"
See.. Now, what will the Third party
say if they succeed in placing the Re-
publicans in power and have the iniqui-
tous force bill thrust upon them.
BIDwELL and Cranbill are the nomi-
nees for the national prohibition party
for president and vice-president, respect
lively They expect to catch the fanatical
and floating voters throughout the coun-
try, but the people will prohibit them
from having their ardent aspirations
gratifed save in the familiar way that
all others tackle the ardent.
IT is in "bad taste" to apply epithets.
A man is not "doughnut' because he
may differ from you politically. Some
of the newspapers in Georgia, at the
present time, need gentle reminder that
courtesy is always in order with the bet
ter class of American citizens. The
slums of our cities are the educators of
vile epithets.
GEORGIA received a full share of taffv
in sthe Third party convention. Filing
ton was made temporary chairman,
Branch was chairman of the committee
on resolutions, and in caucus the nomi-
nation for yice-president was offered
to Tom Watson.
THE formal notification to Mr. Cleve-
land of his nomination as candidate of
the Democratic party for President on
the goth inst, promises to be a very for
NAL and elaborate affair. Mr.. Whitney
and Mayor Grant are in charge of the
arrangements.
WHEN this years campaign is ended
there will be many a good man in Geor-
gia, who, when. he sits down and thinks
soberly what a fool he has made of him
self, will want to hire a man to take him