The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-04
NOW FOR THE PRIMARY.
The Citizens Club Puts Up Osborne,
SCTeyen, DOOlan and Rockwell.

OOfCt1H, DUUldu dllu hUlkMtll,
The Nominations Reported to the
Club by the Committee of Fifty-The
Ticket That Will Meet That of the
Anti-Russen Element July 1o-Tam-
many Endorses the Tammany, Demo-
cratic Club and Citizens-at-Large
Nominations With a Whoop.
The Citizens Club held a meeting at
Odd Fellows hall last night for the pur-
pose of making nominations of candidates
To go before the democratic primary of
July 10. The meeting was large one
and the hall was well filed.
The nominations as made by the com
mittee Of fifty-twenty-f of whom
were the clubs executive committee and
twenty-five appointed by the president
were reported to the club by DR.. L, A.
Falligant as follows:
For Senator-W. w. Osborne.
For sentatives-Thomas Screven,
J. J. Doolan and T. d. Rockwell.
Executive Committee-Dr. William
Duncan, John Schwarz, J. S. Collins, j.
F. Sullivan, NJ. w. Dixon, w. w. Starr,
E. Geffcken, DR.. l.. A. Falligant, Harry
Wlllink, A. L. Alexander f.. C. Gleason,
Walter P. LaRoche, John Power, H. M.
Conner, Jr., John E. Mcguire, A. L. We'll,
Charles A. Lamotte, John Juchter, David
L. Christian, John f. Lubs, Frank Nc
Dermott, Samuel Reynolds, George W.
Wylly, Jr., and William NJ. Gibbons.
Delegates to the Gubernatorial Conven-
tion-Pope Barrow, w. w. Fraser, Her
IIa1 Lob / No,
Ian and A. n. Manucy.
Delegates to the Congressional Conven-
tion--W. w Chisholm, Hugh Logan,
Benjamin p. Lockwood, G. B. Whatley,
w. T. Leopold and John Carr.
TO CHOOSE HIS OWN DELEGATES.
II is understood that an agreement has
been reached between the senatorial can
didates by which the successful candi-
date is to select his own delegation, and
for that reason the club did not nominate
any candidates to the senatorial cOnven-
ton. r These candidates will have their
names on the ticket, therefore, instead of
those of senatorial convention delegates.
Speeches were made on the ticket, before
1t was acted on, by Messrs. w. w.
Chisholm and G. B. Whatley.
On vote the ticket as reported by the
committee, was unanimously agreed to,
and the above were made the nominations
of the club Speeches were then made
indorsing the ticket, by Messrs. T. y.
Rockwell, w W. Osborne Pope Barrow,
John Schwarz and DR.. L. A. Ealligant.
The three legislative candidates who
spoke, rendered their thanks to
the club for their nominations
and urged every member of the
club TO support the ticket as q whole and
not to cut any member of it under any
consideration. The other legislative
candidate nominated, MIR Thomas Sore
ven, was not present at the meeting.
MeSsrS. Osborne and DOolan were
representatives from Chatham county in
the last legislature. MIR. Screven is at
present member of the city council.
MIR. Rockwell has never held any politi-
cal Office.
The Citizens Club will hold big rally
at Odd Fellows hall next Monday night.
which it is understood will be open to
the public
TAMMANY ENTHUSIASTIC.
The Tammany Club held an enthusias-
tic meeting at its headquarters last night.
The ticket nominated by the conference
committee last Friday night at ArmorY
hall was unanimously indorsed amid
great enthusiasm. Speeches were made
by several leading members indors-
ing the ticket and urging act
i've and earnest work in its be-
half in the time intervening before the
primary. 1t was decided TO have a rally
of the club Friday night to map out cam
paign work and for the purpose of hear
ing addresses from the nominees 10 whom
the club has pledged its support. While
this will be club rally members will be
permitted to invite friends who are in
sympathy with il to be present.
Mr. T. ID Rockwell said last night in
regard TO the report published among
other political gossip in yesterday
MORNING News that he would not make