The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-30
THE TICKET MADE UP,
The Democratic Club, Tammany and
NOl-Club Citizens Choice.

Walter o. Hartridge for Representa-
tives-The Delegates to the Guberna-
torial and Conversational Convention
and the County Executive Commit
tee Selected - The Nominations
Unanimously Endorsed by the Con-
ference Committee.
For SENATOR. Randolph Anderson.
For entatives-Thomas h Nc
MILAN, p. H. Gearonf and Walter C.
Hartridge
Executive Committee George A. Mer-
Ger. Charles H. Oimstead, Jordan F.
Brooks, P. J. O'Connor, w. B. Stlllwell,
H. A. Shuman, NJ. J. O'Leary, H. C.
Cunningham, h. H. Morgan, W. L. Viii
SON G. NJ Ryals, John Mclaughlin, Jr',
J. 3 West, H. w. Palmer, H. G. Greene,
w. r Hopkins. Thomas Ballant yne, Jr.,
F. S. Lathrop, George w. Owens, John r,
Young, George w. Parish, George T.
Cam, J. r. Saussy, +. c. Wilson, David
Wells
Delegates to the Gubernatorial Conven-
tion-John J. McDonough, B. A. Den
mark, w, G. Cam, John Flannery, a. K
Lawton, Jr, Joseph Hull. -
Delegates to the Congressional Conven-
tons. B, Adams, George J, Mills, d. H.
Bythewood, G.. b. Pritchard, T. S.
Wylly Fl. NJ. Branch.
The delegatssFto the senatorial, sconven-
ton WIN be named after conference be-
tween MIR. Anderson and the nominating
committee
The above ticket was nominated last
night at the meeting of the conference
committee appointed for the purpose, con,
sisting of twenty-five members OF the
Democratic club, tweuty five members of
Tammany and number of well-known
3 citizens, not members Of any club, who
had been invited to take part in the con
ference.
The ticket was presented by
subcommittee of ffteen appointed
at a previous meeting for the
purpose of /, making nominations The
Endorsement Of the ticket was hearty,
I unanimous and enthusiastic The ticket
docs not need eoinmendation. The names
Z of the gentlemen who compose it furnish
all the RECOMMENDATION needed, together
with the faer that it was'named by oneof
the most representative bodies Of men
that it was possible TO gather in Chatham
county.
FHE NOMINATING COMMITTEE.
The-conferenee committee held its first
meeting Tuesday night at Ar1nory hall,
and after Harmonious discussion Of, the
business for which it was called, die ap-
pointmento of Committee Of fifteen, com
posed Of five members of the Democratic
Club, five members Of the TammanSAChb
and five non-club members as a snbceln-
mittee to make nominations WAS decided
upon. The committee was appointed by
the chairman, Col. Mercer. as fellows
George j. Mills, D. II. Blythe
-swood. y; ? WiftfaHs,. w. e
Cam and r. S. Jette. FROM the
Democratic Club; NJ a. OByru6, nj. J.
O'Leary, j. j. stafford, M. A. Morrissey
and Thomas Ballantyne, Jr., from the
Tammany Club and Joseph Hull, S.. b.
ADAMS, T. S. Wylly,J r., Joseph Phillips
and II. w. Palmer from the citizens at
large. after several meetings the com
mtttee arrived at theresnlt stated above.
That the names of several members Of
the committee appear among the nomi-
nees. is not due to personal am bition upon
their part, but TO. the insistenceof their
associates that they should allow the use
OF theirnames and the generally expressed
desire 10 the same effect Of the general
conference committee.
THE JOINT CONFERENCE,
The time named for the meeting last
night was 3 o'clock. AT that hour a large
number Of gentlemen were gathered on
the street in front of the Armory hall
Owing to the failureof the gentlemen to
whom the duty of securing the hall had
been delegated 10 do so, the crowd found
the building In Garkness and the door
closed. This interesting predicament was
not of long duration, however,, there be-
ing several members of the Chatham
ri al in xxl1f Ia thos,-
entrance TO the building through the
back way and threw it open to the crowd.
Col. George A. Mercer was called TO
the chair and l.. W. Neesou was made
secretary. The only business before the
meeting being the report Of the subcom-
nlittee, 1t was taken up at once S. B.
Adams, Esq, chairman of the subcom-
mittee. read the report. AS he an
nounced the result OF the committees
work, every name mentioned on the
ticket was greeted with cheers. The
names Of the candidates for the Senate
and legislature received prolonged APP
plause, and when Mr.. Adams concluded
his report the applause was OF several
minutes duration.
THE GoMMIrTRE's REPORT.
The sentiment of the meeting is best
Z. expressed in the wording of the report
submitted by MIR. Adams, which the sec
rotary was authorized to publish. The
= report IS as f01l0 US.
The committee charged with the duty
of suggesting for your consideration
ticket to be recommended to the demo-
Gratis Of the county for their support at
the coming primary election beg to sub
NIT the following;
For the Senate from this District--J.
Randolph Anderson Esq
For the -L0wer House from this County
--Messrs, Thomas H. .McAlillan, ss Patrick
f. Gearon and Walter c. Hartridge.
In the epinion of your committee, the
tlemenrecommended are worthy rep
resentatives of the party They enjoy
and are entitled to the confidence of our
community, and will make intelligent,
efficient and useful representatives None
of them have been in any sense
Of the word, an Office seeker They
will serve at the call of their fellow-citi-
zens from sense Of duty, and will, if
elected, enter upon the discharge of their
duties with an eye single to the public
good, untrammeled by any promise, obli-
cation or siderationithat will interfere
with this discharge or impair their use
fulness TO the party and the people. Not a
word can be truthfully said against their
records or Htheir character. They are
sound, progressive and vet conservative,
consistent democrats, good citizens and
true men. They have never worn and