The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-06-20

resolution below endorsing Governor
Northen's administration, and Hon. A.
d. Gambler for secretary of state:
Resolved, by the democrats of Terrell
county in mass meeting assembled this
day, THAT we hereby endorse the a1min-
istration of our worthy governor, Hon.
w. j. Northen, and all the present state
house officers, including the Hon. A. ID.
Gambler for secretary of state.
There was some objection to that pant
of the resolution which referred to Mr..
Gambler, but it was adopted by large
majority and the delegates to the guber-
Material convention instructed to vote for
him.
BACON EMBOSSED FOR THE SENATE.
The following resolutions, instructing
our senator and representative to vote
for Major A. o. Bacon for United States
senator, were submitted by Hon. .. b.
Stevens:
Whereas, the democratic party of Ter
rell county has entire confidence i the
ability, integrity, patriotism and t1dehty
to duty of both Hons. Ii. q. Turner and
A. o. Bacon and, whereas, we believe
that the state of Georgia needs at this
time all of the best talent at her command
in both houses of congress; therefore
be it
Resolved LIST, That our senator and 2
representative in the Legislature be and
they are hereby instructed to use AN
honorable means to secure the election
of Hon. A. o. Bacon as United States
senator for the full term to succeed SEN
ator Colquitt
Resolved End, That we applaud the
expressed determination of the demo-
Gratis of the Eleventh district to retain
Mr.. Turner as their representative in
the house, and we congratulate the peo-
pie of Georgia upon this opportunity to
secure for themselves the services of
both Mr.. Bacon and Mr.. Turner in the
national congress.
Resolved 3rd, That our senator and
representative are instructed to vote for
Hon. Patrick Walsh for the unexpired
term.
They were adopted with only one dis
senting voice.
A PRIMARY ORDERED.
The following resolution, by Captain
w. B. Oxford, ordering a primary to
nominate a representative and county
officers for June Goth, was adopted:
Resolved, That primary election be
held on Friday, June Goth, to nominate q
candidate for the Legislature and county
office s; said primary to be neld by the
members of the democratic executive
committee in the several districts of the
county, and to be governed by the same
rules and regulations under which the
gubernatorlal primary was conducted.
SENATORIAL DELEGATES.
Upon motion of Hon. O. B. Stevens
the following delegates were appointed
to the senatorial convention: M. G. Ed
wards, Jno. Seay, w. b.. Oxford, j. A.
M. Robertson, w. s. Thornton, Fl. h
Davis, C.. w. Gunnels, Il. J. Anthony,
D. G. Walker, B. G. Adams, They were
given power to Apo int alternates.
NEW EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Professor J. w. f. Lowrey put in
nomination the following gentlemen for
the new exective committee.
Town District-C. M. Davidson, VIM.
Kaiglee, E. L. Rainey, O. B. Stevens.
Sixth District John Holland, C.. w.
Gunnels, P. w. Bridges.
Parrott District Geo. Kaigler, E. t.
Kenney, j. III. Williford.
Twelfth District-J. I. Hitler, w. B.
Oxford, j. L. Lansford.
Eleventh Districts. II. Roberts, S.
D. Hatcher, 81. Christie.
Fourth District-E. B. Bridges, w. S.
Thornton, f. M. McLendon.
Third District-K. w. Harris, j. II.
Kelley, q. w. Warner.
Forks-D. G.. Walker, Lawson Cham
bers.
After returning thanks to the chair
man and the secretary the meeting adj
journed.