The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-14
POLITICS WARNING UP.
ATKINsoNs CALENDAR OF DEM
OCRATIO APPOINTMENTS.

Vice President Candidate Cranili
Opens the Prohibition Campaign in
Georeia-He VIII Stump the District
in the Interest of Sam SmsIl-Chsir-
man Atkinson's Appointments.
ATLANTA, GA, Sept. 1S.-Georgia poll
tics are becoming more variegsted In COM
plexion as the days roll on. The democracy
and the third party locked horns some time
ago and 30 far the fight in the various parts
Of the state has been between them, but to-
morrow will see the entranch OF another
Richmond into the field In the person OF the
prohibitionist candidate for the vice presi
dency. Rev. Joseph B. CrAnf1ll of Texas.
BE will open his campaign tomorrow night
In this city, speaking from the platform
with Sam Small. the prohibition
candidate for congress from this dis
tFict. DIR. Cranfn will stump
the district In the interest Of Small, and
viii make other prohibition speeches also.
The prohibitionists will not cut much Of a
figure In the general result Of the election,
but the fact that in some parts IN the state
they will actively enter the fight will add
Just that much more interest 20 the already
deeply interesting political situation.
WEAVER INvADEs GEORGIA ON TUESDAY.
On next Tuesday, Sept. 20, Weaver and
field will invade Georgia with their polit-
teal heresies. Both will open on the same
day in the lower part Of the state, Weaver
ct Waycross and Field AZ Savannah
From Waycross Weaver will take in
Albany Wednesday, Sept 81; Columbus
Thursday, Sept. Y ;lMaoon Thursday, Sept,
y, at night; Atlanta Friday, Sept. %;
Madison Saturday, Sept. "a Augusta Sat-
urday, Sept. "a, at night; Athens Monday,
Sept. 20; Elberton Tuesday, Sept. q.
FIELDS PROGRAMME.
Candidate Field will jump out OF Savan.
nah Tuesday and start at Jesup Wednesday,
following at Helena Thursday, Sept. %;
Cordele Friday, Sept. %; MilledGevtlle Sat-
urday. Sept. "a; Shadydale Monday, Sept
20; Covington Tuesday, Sept. q.
Cyclone Davis" viii not touch IN the
coast counties, but will do most Of his blow
ing in the northern part OF the state.
The appearance Of Weaver and Field will
be the most interesting feature of the third
party campaign in Georgia. They, the high
priests of the new faith, will pronounce its
death knell meeting Of the state CAM
paign committee was held to-day for the
purpose Of perfeotlng details Of the cam
paign.
DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENTS.
Chairman Atkinson announces the fol- |
Sept. IA, Thomasville, l. F. Livingston and
H. W. j. Ham; Monticello, Robert Whit
field and J. M. Smith; Thursday, Sept. 10,
Millen. J. H. Blount and W. T. Gary; Fri
day, Sept. 16, Valdosta Dupont Query and
r. s. Berner; Gainesville, l. F. Liv-
ingston, F. G. Tate and ]. M.
Smith; statesboro, r. Z. Lester, W. T.
Gary, J. H. Blount, Saturday, Sept. II,
Adairsville, J. 8. James, T. q. Crenshaw,
Jr, and A. 6. Clay; Tuesday, Sept. 20,
Syivania, Q. l. Moses, r. W. Patterson |
and II. T. Lewis; Wednesday, Sept, |
q, Clayton, Rabun county, T. |
B. Fielder; Morgan, Calhoun, |
county, W. A. Huff, W. NJ Sears; Wadley,
Dupont Query; Jefferson county, O. L.
Moses, R. W. Patterson; Fayetteville,
Joseph S. James; Thursday, Sept. %,
Lawrenceville, L. F. Livingston, N. J.
Hammond and w. J. Northen; Clayton,
RAbun county, H. w. J. Ham; Friday,
Sept. %, Dublin, G. L. Moses and L. J.
IHardman; and Saturday, Sept
ID. Smith and J. w. Nelms;
Halbrook camp grounds, Cherokee county,
C. L. Moses, J. B. Gordon; jackson, L. +.
Livingston and r. L. Berner; Tuesday,
Sept. 81, GAINESVILLE, (. w. Martin and T.
w Grimes; Fayetteville, w, J. Northen,
L. F. Livingston and ]. M. Terrell; Carriers
vile, W. ]. Northen and F. u. duBignon;
Wednesday, Sept. IS, Cairo, Thomas
county, G. F. Crisp and J. B. Gordon.