The Atlanta constitution., 1894-04-30

Is If right that people from CalIoh liu
nverv nfher county in the state who have
oon,o to0ether to make up the capltal ol
our state should be stigmatized as COZ ~,
There is no politician taking care VI 'ng ny
campaign A few peraoial lrie"u.. ru @
these among the best men IN the ti'y' @ie
overlooking my home Woih ,oio :, saia
..If there is corruption in Georgia, Salu
he there are men on the ,tt, n,a .f n,inn
know more about it than any one - ~ ~
The rumor for TWO ycars ms pcei ,i'0e a.
there has been formed something ~ tho
dangerous TO to ~vefy tSe Garaeling eorn cut Of
all the offices of the future, KNOWN a. ny ~.
Georgia slate 1t has been openly ~, I'm Tine -
this combination IS TO @ lasn lul wo,id continue
and have the succession at 'i'''e'
upon +,,,o, said the ger
oral bringing his hand down with an en- en-
phasis that shook the desh 'e' ''
down." o,oori,o
"Let us crush them. Let them stang at tne az
nounced for trif1ng with the rlsnon sLo; - nr,vi
peopio fegae a ' prominent journalist has latey
printed the names OF certall lo "a ! s
to be in the ring: Solicitor ScnT,t emmy in ~
circuit against Evans SoollCltol s,c.o co,,1,-,-
is sure that Evans will not get one ,eds Jodt,s
in his circuit while judge so ana 50 pieu'
"Have our young friends who, happen pc a. 70
be solicitor generals banded toge'h1e, h1ave - nv
not enough to do in pushing the lntetes9
of justice not to be using the p4Weir tmei, w WI
d:ctments to force men to do thetT w
What time have they to give to pohtlcS!
Az to Political Judges. !
"Do you think" asked the genera, erannta, ~
the judicial robe should remain n unc9m,a 1ra
mated? That it should not pe ~
f through the slime of politics?
should not smell of bargain ta[s ana .
make no sweeping charge aSdIhSt
the PROSTITUTION of the judiciary
ties. If there are any of them n+re heai
|
the action of one of the most en-
our superme court judges who W
as asr rs sit 7i upon this tribunal will S
| name said he. Let the judges us
offices to suppress I;tins eTlme, ana et the IU 5,
| tors give up their effort TO coH'roi
let us smash the ring until not
| of it remains. loud applause) , 60
| Letters have been written abroad 81 81
| ing that the men who control nave ~, go
| ed that certain counties shall so 50 aLie. 80, ~
| Carroll county for instance, is DelhS ~ ~naWh
ed about, and promised first to thS M l' hae
then to that one This rng i1 mas hHt "G5 for ali
Men write to me that they WeLf 4ti,pe r, q
| two years ago in exchange Tor , o.,i't tI7a - no
| themselves wanted, and that hoH ~ 49,
| Utical Shylock demands his pound Oh ~ -
| This lifetime pledgipg is contrary ~ .ll rf
| nrincinlcs of cur government. Woula
| lease any man thus bound to me, and Di
him go and poll like a. free men M anu ~ -,
| Ike a slave. While | achflp wv WIZ rnut' ineis
that that there is such a thing as political ho'
esy." CA voice, 'Iiurrah for for EDanr3 .an3a, saic
"I.et t'' us Continue this and the day w
come when one hundred mGn ho,'sd ca a'',Tt With
in room 10f at the kimhali honSt t,,or1 w1'ia an
map of Georgia spread out before iei1 mem a., an
hand over this solcitorshp to Dlch d"
assign that judgeship to jim
The Remedy Proposed. =.
s1Ien are going over the state ike Ii
cuttle fish darkenin the fatgr, 9ray IN not Ir'f
that their own moVentntS ', a,1'E EGi,,erf II
followed th2<.ng that thet thfs fs!H is not sto,
bed the people viii have to go to the LEI
isature and take from I 1t me ths P9Ty Pe9trTste
tha+ the members shall not have tle poW
of tightening the screws upon s0llcltur43 0,3 ~ a.
iudges elected by themselves. It must n n
| 10 TnoeeihIe for the legislature to go non
| ia elect q governor. The people VIII @ ntl
to resume their functions, ana wipe awe
w. M ~ frj@nds.1 concluded the genera
''never listen to man who decridS l5 s9Idi HGti
ment and who wants to pu1 ii ne to fi' those ",
womld teach your children that their "a IaI
ora we're traitors. In this case S 1ict{m an gI9o .
+ha CIV that no more confederate genera
ehaU he promoted to civil office. II 50,
ann willing that the last shot aimed agaiu
az" " c",ifnd s.9ta breast should enter nil
r. if should spare my comrades the NOR
fication which is kecner than wounds recel
cd in battle CheerS)
T.ot the question be plainly sta
the people. The issue IS De-.
soldier and the old pGlfln
-e-sa i.s
r WHO would degr;SSps
A perfect storm of apple
closing words.
The audience was soon divided in,.. u
interesting grOups-the one old gil<~i
who had tramped to Gettysburg and bat
shook General Evans by the hand, MIR
Evans was the center Of an enthusiast
group who were congratulating her upC
her prospective exchange Of residence
the brick mansion. while a third gro,
surrounded little baby Sarah Lee. At Ia
nl1 M q
lifted the child up on the table, where 81
was received as 8raciousy as q little Geo
gia queen.
a Parting salute.
| Late tonight the CarrOlltOn band. whc
in two months practice, has become exper
serenaded the general at the Southland h
tel. General Evans spoke to them pleasant
ly inviting them to attend the inaugur;
ton services. Just then baby Sarah Le
climbed IN the bannisters and asked fC
"DiXie." which was readily r"''d""au =
the crowd dispersed to the strains of tn