The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08
GEORGIA POLITICS.

J. B. Northcutt has resigned as mayor of
Aoworth.
Mark H. Young is in the race for sheriff
OF Greene county, with G. II. Crow, one of
the best young men of the county, is on the
ticket with him as deputy.
Meriwether county has Endorsed Hon.
warner Hill for congress. He will pro ba-
bly, make the race from the Fourth district
against Congressman Moses.
Four counties have recommended Hon.
w. &. Glenn for attorney general. One
county has instructed for Hon. Joe Terrell,
and another for Col. Clifford Anderson,
"a Voter" writing in the Banks County
Gazette third party organ, dominates
George w. Brown Of Maysville for senator
from the Thirty-third senatorial district.
There are few. il any. counties in the state
that can equal Jackson in democratic or
ganization. The county has thirteen DEM
ocratlc clubs-one in each militia district
and they meet once a week.
E. W. Rembert, in an open letter to the
people OF Murray county, in answer to the
question as to whether he would make the
race for senator of the Forty-third senate
rial district, says he will do so.
1t is whispered among the politicians of
Macon that Col, Dan G. Hughes will pro-
badly be the next candidate to grid up at
his loins and enter the congressional race
from the Sixth. The colonel it is also said
will come out under alliance colo-s. but
not in any way interfering with the candi-
dacy of the third party man should one be
found ready to make target of himself
In the same connection it is interesting to
note that w. A. Huff is significantly silent
when asked to say whether he will be a can
didate for seat in the capitol,
S. A. Walker Of McDufie county. the
hnTYln NJ OF bod
to speak at the court house in Gainesville
| Monday. which was advertised through the
Southern Alliance Farmer and the
Peoples Party Paper. OF Mr.. Walkers
visit there the Courdnt-American saws:
"Mr. Walker was on hand loaded with
| third party lore, but his audience failed to
show up. The Courdnt-A could
not discover any indication of rally and
came TO the conclusion that the third party
of Barlow is running a lone hand. When
the Rome train left Gainesville in the after
noon Mr.. Walker occupied seat and will
continue his search for the third party in
the Hill City.
Brunswick Times: Since the meeting of
the district alliance at Waycross last week
various rulnors have been in circulation
about what was done. 1t had been expected
by Judge Atkinson's friends that at that
meeting be would be Endorsed formally as
the alliance candidate. The Judge was
present at the meeting, and by invitation
addressed them. What was the character
of his speech is not known. To the
disappointment of many the alliance
did not indorse him, or, at least, if
it did the fact has never been
published. 1t has been rumored, however,
that the alliance did, in part, indorse the
judge. and that it was done secretly. 1t is
stated in explanation Of this action of the
alliance, that after considering the matter
carefully it was thought that an open in
dorsement of Judge Atkinson by the alliance
would lose him some support from nom
alliancemen, who have not yet withdrawn
from him. Whether the fact is as rumored
or not, there is no doubt the judge is COM
manding very strong support from that
quarter.