The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25
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the spot and the ceremony of taxing pos
session was over.
Cheers We're then given for A:alantls,
Mr.. Coen, Captain Patterson iLiio All VI
the heads of the enterprise.
The first building OF Atalantis, upon Wh1cn
operations will begin today, VIII he a large
hotel, with all the modern improvements.
The hotel will be mounted on about 4uu IRON
cylinders planted in the sand.
It will be two stories high. In the center
is to be a LARGE amphitheater, where prize
fights or even duels may be fought, II
the laws OF Atalartis do not forbid. A
lighthouse will be erected on Cholera
shoals. The hotel and buildings will not be
finished until next summer.
Arraigns Ais PARTY.
New York, June 1S.-(Special Correspond
ei.ce.)-Judge Albion ". Tourgee, in de-
Ginning to seek the republican nomination
for congress in the Brooklyn district ar
raigns his party for its corrupt, plutocratic
and monopolistic tendencies, and especially
for its evident desire to abandon the
"bloody shirt issue. He says;
I'm order to promote the general con-
sderation Of these questions in withdraw
ing my mama as a candidate for the repub-
lfcan nomination, I desire as q citizen and
as d republican most respectfully and earn
estiy TO protest:
i. Against the suppression and elimina-
ton Of the distinctive principle Of the party,
equal rights and free opportunity for all
men, and the re-establishment of the old
Whig party under it's better name.
2. Against making the republican party
silent partner OF the southern democracy
in taking away the rights Of citizenship
from those it cost so much blood and treas
ure to redeem from bondage and clothe
with inalienable rights now forbidden them
to enjoy. Fortunately for liberty and JUS
tfce, God has made the permanent protec-
ton of American industry impossible, eX-
cept through the protection Of the rights
Of American citizenship. As long as the
free trade democracy OF the south yields
the power of g., 900 of citizens to whom
all voice in government is denied, so long
Will northern Industries feel the blight
which slavery put upon them by the same
methods"
ToUrgee Is not yet willing to forgive the
North Carolinians for revolving against his
carpetbag methods when he was a political
adventurer in their state after the war,
and IN his eyes the republican party is IN
worthy Of support when it ceases its cru
SADIE in behalf Of the negro against the
southern whites.
4 Man of Nerve.
Sometimes men who are trying to break
themselves of the tobacco habit in either
of its forms find relief for the craving or
the weed in carrying between their teeth
an unIghted cigar. One of these dry
smokers" got aboard Third avenue car.
He was ordered by the surly conductor TO
put it away" He declined III 4 mild term,
but in positive manner The car ran Oh
for q block, when the conductor stepped
into the car, seized the cigar and threw
it out Of the open door. That VIII cost you
Just 10 cents" said the quiet passenger as
he arose, seized q handle Of the roo con-
meeting with the register and rung up three
fares. The conductor never said a. WORD.
Ia afca,-s
from the dividend which he had declared
on the trip into the pocket reserved Tor the
funds OF the company.
Eyery Woman Should Read This.
One who suffered for years with diseases
peculiar 10 her sex, such 81 prclApsJs, IL
regularity, leucorrhoea and many other
symptoms her sUmerin&s SO great at times
that she longed for death, Wlu gladly tell
any OF her suffering sisters bow she at
last found relief Address, with stamp
Grateful" box 525. Atlanta, Ga.