The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-11

lowing places and simee: Iavrs,.-
Monday, Sept 70; MilIen, ThursIs-O Sls,
10; Ialbotton, Saturday, Sept. II: bSepl
Saturday. Sept. "a; Lincolnton y Urn,
Tuesday, Oct. l. " T.,
The date Of the grand rally at C.i..-
Vlile mas been changed from Saturday 20
II, to Friday, Sept. I6. Hon 7, p sept
ston, Hon. James NJ. Smith and a. living
tingulsned speakers will be present S us
VIII De the Rrandest political meeting - ! as
year in Hall county. u tas
The democrats of Scriyen COUNT. ..
nave mass meeting and basket w
oyIVAnla on Tuesday. Sept. 20. The IN
ing viii be addressed by Gov No. .s'''
non; Mr.. Moses, or other distinoniaLIlI
speakers or this state. The people. v1i,s.ssll
regard to party, are invited. 'a'
A democratic rally at Villa RIGA will /,
nsla on saturday, Sept. II, under ~
susploes OF the democratic club of 80
pace ana speeches will lie made bv E Ma
=. y. moses Judge Adamson and Mess
Aycock and MCCARTHY, candidates S os SIG
legislature from Carroll county, O' "s
The democratic voters of CarroIlto,, -,
hoid a mass meeting at the court hon-o ~
3o'clock p. m. on Wednesday, Sept. IA a.
sne purpose OF electing a new exec1s..
committee, nominating candidates ~
mayor and councilmen and two Tnan,b ~.
OF the board Of school commissioner
Monday the democrats Of 9vi,....
county will meet in Lawrenceville H- HI
Gordon, Esq, and Hoke Smith will ed5.ss.aI
the people. There will be a large c--,oS
An invitation has been extended IA ~.
Tnlrd party people to send Representative
II they do the speakers will divide the tir,s'
1t is certain that the great Turner and tba
eloquent and impassioned Berner will he ~
Valdosta on next Friday. and it is almoss
certain that that old battle-scarred vetarao
and hero, John B. Gordon, will be there ~ A.
wants to go, he says, and he has E'alrasdv
begun to modify his plans" so that be cs1
go, and all may expect him. 1t is safe 10 saw
he will be there. "'
Col. Livingston says that the third nsrsv
ID dw1ndling down every day and will nsy
very little part IN the coming election. h
has offered thirty days to the national exscr'
tive committee. and will make speeches ~
North Carolina, Virginia aud Indiana. h
proposes to stump the Tenth district iu,s
before election in behalf OF BLACK. and sav,
that Watson is sure to be defeated.
The crowd at the big rally at Whites.
burg on last Friday was estimated at 600 ar
TOO Speeches were made BY Judge Adam.
son Joe James, John Gambler and c. I,
Moses The two first named gentleman snoks
In the morning, after which all were invited
to partake OF the sumptuous barbecue pre,
pared for the occusion. This barbecue did
credit to the hospitable people Of Whites,
burg.
John Velvin, good democrat of Villa
Rica, was in CarrollIon Tuesday. In replv
to the question How politics was I'D in his
beat" he said the democrats were ali right
He further stated that he had met one OF hiS
third party friends up there few days be-
fore and that he was considerably depressed
and candidly admitted that things were in
bad shape with the third party, and he did
not know what they would do with it, unless
they put it in the hands OF receiver.
The grandest revival that the Democracy
or Monroe county has ever known was held
on Sept. 9, and the revivalists were some Of
the puresb, best and most eloquent demo.
Gratis that the south can claim as her own.
On the speakers stand, beneath the tower.
ing oaks, in Cabaniss' grove, were such able
exponents as Gen. John B. Gordon, Charles
i. Moses, Hoke Smith, Albert Cox, B. NJ,
Blackburn, Thomas B. Cabaniss, John L..
Hardeman, Robert l.. Berner, Frank
Flynt and others. Around the stand 500
people assembled.and at almost every utter
aHce OF the speakers the woods rang with
shouts from 1 500 voices. In the audience
were 800 or 400 ladies who were thoroughly
and enthusiastically democratic.