The morning news., 1894-09-30
PLANS TO RECEIVE TURNER
He Will Be Greeted by a Large Crowd
at the TheateT Tomorrow Night.


A Large Number of Invitations
Sent Out to Prominent Democrats
Inviting Them to Seats on the Stage.
Chairman duBignOn to Be in Charge
and Introduce the Speaker-Mr.
Turner Will Be Received With
Much Enthusiasm and Heard With
Interest.
Preparations are being made TO tender
Hon. Henry G. Turner a most cordial re-
ception when he appears here tomorrow
night to address TIE people of Chatham
county at the Savannah theater. Circu-
lars have been sent out to
large number of prominent gen
tlemeu in Savannah, and to repre-
sentatives Of many counties in this sec
tion, stating that Mr.. Turner would ap-
pear here then to address the citizens of
this county on the issues of the day, and
asking those to whom they were addressed
TO occupy seats on the stage. The circu-
lar is signed by Mr.. f. G. duBignon,
chairman of the Democratic party of
Chatham county.
The committee in charge of the recep-
tion arrangements is Col. j. II. Estill,
Hon. Pope Barrow, Messrs John h.
Young and 3. A. Denmark
This will be Mr.. Turner's first public
speech in Savannah and there will, no
doubt, be a tremendous crowd out to hear
him on account of the fact that he has so
large a number of friends here who de-
sire to see him successful in his campaign.
TO SIT ON THE STAGE.
The gentlemen to whom invitations to
seats on the stage We're sent are as fol-
lows: Mayor John j. McDonOugh, Alder
man DIR. X. B. Harris. Charles D. Bald
win, Aldermen William NJ. Bohan.
George J. Mills, William /. O'Brien,
David Wells, Walter G. Charlton. Thomas
A. Folliard, Thomas H. Macmillan, Herman
Myers, @. H. Remshart, F. E. Rebarer,
Maj. Charles :. Hardee, r. J. Wade, Col
William j. Winn, S: B. Adams, ESQ.,,
Robert G. Kenndy, w. B. Puder, H E.
Wilson, ESQ, Judge A. H. Nc
F. Fon'i8 Biois '" DR.. P W Bailey y BHdBbeF WIlsn
Dr. VIM. Duncan, Jacob S. Collins, W.
w. Starr, DR.. Louis A. Falligant, A L.
Alexander, J. F. Sullivan, A. L. We'll,
e. Getfcken, e. G. Gleason, d. L. Chris
tian, John f. Lubs, j. B. Newton, Mai.
John Schwarz, NJ. w. Dixon, j. f. Ma
guire, VIM. M. Gibbons, John Juchter,
Chas. A. Lamotte, John Power, Frank
McDermott, Harry Willink, Samuel Rey-
nolds, w. P. LaRoche, G.. w. Wylly, Jr,
Hon. William w. Osborne, Thomas Scre-
ven, I. d. Rockwell, j. J. Doolan, p H.
Gearon, J. w Mcintyre, j. J. Stafford,
Judge Robert Falligant, Capt. j. j. Nc
Gowan, Capt. j. r. Dillon, Waring Rus
sell, Solicitor General w. w. Fraser,
Sheriff John 7. Roman, Capt. d. G. Purse,
w. G. Powell, c. w. Howard, Walter
Coney John H. Hunter, 1, M. Frank, H.
/ y MI II
Johnston, w. G. Cam, Capt. Beirne Cor
don, Alonzo Sybrsndt, G. p Walker, C.
S. COnnerat, p. NJ. Dougan, H. D. Ste
vens, Robert Ellington, W. s. Tison, Ar
thur Overton, J. P Merrihew, J. K Gar
nett, Joseph Hull, John Lyons, w. j.
Lindsey, w. j. Watson, Henry Blum,
W. ID. Krenson, w. S. Chisholm, Esq,
H NJ. Conner, T. M Cunningham, w w.
Chisholm, r.. F. Burdell, NJ. B. Lane,
George G. Freeman, l. B. Teideman, j. M.
Hogan, S. p. Hamilton, S. Guckenheimer,
Col. William Garrard, 7. F. Thompson,
J. j. Dale, j. NJ. Bryan, J. D. Weed, j. c.
Rowland, James H. Hunter John Flan-
merry, Horace A Crane, James Sullivan,
F. S. LathrOp, H. H. Hull, w w. Rogers,
Col. G. A. Mercer, Col. w. w. Gordon,
Lieut.. Col. Peter Riley, Maj. Edward
harrow, K Maj A. r. Lawton, DR.. f.
I. Lincoln, Capt. John F. Wheaton,
Capt. w. D. Dixon, Capt w. S. Rockwell,
Capt j. F. Brooks, Capt. Henry
Kolshorn, Capt. F. H. Marshall,
w. w. Williamson, George T. Cam,
Thomas S. Wylly, Jr., Il. G.
Gaillard, M. A. O'Byrne, William N.
Nichols, Capt. H. G. Cunningham, G. B.
Whatley, T. D. Kline, F. B. Papy, Capt.
r. G. Flemming, J. r. Anderson, w. II.
MAJ. w F. Shellman, w. w. Macall, Maj.
?. w Meldrim, w. G. Hartridge, P. J.
O'Connor Col. J. H. Estill, E. N. Han
cock, M. Y. MacIntyre, d. r. Thomas,
Pope Barrow, j. r. Saussy, RID. Walker,
DR.. I. j. Charlton, j, A. G. Carson, Will
lam Kehoe, w. D. Chaplin, S. Mein-
hard, E. A. We'll, T. S. Morgan,
P: A. Stovall, G. A. Gregory, c. r.
Woods, Hon. j. F. B. Beckwith George
S. Haines. w. Clifton, Lee hoy Myers,
George w. Owens, Capt. George w.
Lamar H. p. Smart, A. Netsburg, Joseph
Rosenheim, G. B. Pritchard, Col. John
Screven, Col. r. E. Lester, Gen. G. M.
Sorrel, Hon. A. L. Bird of Effngham
county, Causey Overstreet Of Screyen,
Hon. S. L. Moore, Jr., of Bull
loch, j.. M Collins of Tattnall,
Richard Harvey of Bryan, w. p. Waite
OF Liberty, W. w. Shepard of Liberty,
Joseph Mansfield of Mcintosh, Clayton
Clements of Montgomery, John Coleman
of Emanuel, U. p. Wade of Screven, H
J. MCGEE of Tattnall, D. r. Grower of
Bulloch, j. A. Brannen of Bulloch, Green
B. Melton of Appling, J. w. Bennett of
Wayne. John c. Dell of Screven. Z. X.
Pendleton of Lowndes, e. P. S. Denmark
of Lowndes and w. G. Brantley of Glynn
Mr.. du Bignon as chairman of the party
will preside at the meeting and will intro
duce the speaker. 1t is likely that several
OF Savannah's prominent democrats will
make short speeches after Mr.. Turner
has been heard. MIR. Turner has in Sa-
vannah many strong advocates of his
views and he will be heard by all with
interest His financial views have
always been considered sound,
and what he will have
10 say upon that point will interest al
most every Sayannahian MIR Turner
has made spec hes in various parts of the
state, and has been re- eived with enthu-
siam wherever he has been. 1t is pre-
dicted that he will receive much strong
support from other sections of the state
besides in his own district.
OTHERS TO SPEAK.