The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-07-12
and both he aud the government will be
glad to say fare we'll.

and both he and the government will be
glad to say fare we'll
SAMMY DUNLAP, United States mar
shall for this district, is following in the
footsteps of others who have an appoint
inc power, and is giving all the places to
north Georgiaus. He hasn' appointed
single deputy in this section, and seems
determined not to be record-breaker if
he can help it.
THE siiverites of the west who have
called "bi-metalic" convention are
making an effort TO draw the south into
their plans and to organize sectional
fight ON the silver question. This effort
will fail. The south has no selfish or local
interest in the silver bullion product
LEE CRANDALL, of third party fame,
threatens the country with "war-r-r' un-
less congress passes a free silver bill
Remembrance of Lees inglorious flight
from Georgia with Weaver and Lease last
year will, we fear, deprive this threat of
some of its effect in this section.
THE platform of the democratic party
calls for the unconditional repeal of the
Sherman law, modification of the tariff,
and a repeal of the tax on state banks.
Every member of the party must aid in
an effort to have these promises of the
national platform carried out.
THE Atlanta Herald is endeavo ing to
get up premature boom for Governor
Northen for United States senator. The
governor who makes an ideal chief mag
istrate, will more than likely retire to his
dairy farm at the expiration of his term.
CONGRESSMAN RUSSELL has returned
from Washington to get few days rest
before congress meets. While at the
nations capital he put IN some work that
will bear fruit to the sorrow of republi-
can ofice-holders in this district
MANY of our citizens are getting out
of the city as fast as they can. Those of
us who are fixtures here console our
selves with the fact that we can stay at
home and eat watermelons at reduced
prices despite the hard times.
RECENTLY The Constitution opened
it's columns to Tom Watson to abuse
Cleveland and the democratic party.
Tom is now paying the debt by literally
dosing The Constitution with taffy in
his speeches.
SOUTH Georgia is going to have the
next governor and United States senator
or know the res son why. The people
down here are tired of playing second
fiddle to north Georgia politicians.
THE only thing that will bring pros
perity to our people is to quit running
after the rainbow schemes of pyrotechnic
orators and come down to square, solid
business.
Tom WATSON has an even dozen APP
pointment to speak in the second district.
Tt will take more speaking than that to
m IKE the people of this section follow
Tommie.
THERE are hundreds of applicants f.
the sixty appointments Sam Dunlap will
make. Happy Pod DIsmuke! The office
seeker knowath him not.
RECENT events PROVE cOnclusively that
Georgia needs some radical railroad leg
islation. Let Major Bacon proceed.
REPORTS from all over the country in
dictate that hard times are slackening mp.
CONGRESSMAN Turner's senatorial
boom is growing.
THE Sherman silver law must walk the
plank.
July had hot opening.
Losses BY the sherman Law.
From the New York Herald.
According to statement just prepar
ed by the treasury, as already announced
in our Washington dispatches, the sii-
yer bought by the government under
the sherman law is worth fifLv five mil