The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-04-10

did. More's the pity.
MRS. RrrH CLEVELAND made her APP
pearance. the other day, on a olcycle'
otherwise the political situation at Wash
lngton was unchanged.
CHAUrAUoUA was success and Editor
Mcintosh. along with the other folks OF
Albany, is happy. These good people
deserve lots of good things
WHAT has become of Mr. jim Collins
Atlanta republican club? 1t should be
kept before the public. Ifitis not large
enough to be felt it should be heard
"WoKE up dead is the caption the
illustrious editor of the Walker County
Messenger gave a sudden death last
week. Wonder if the dead man felt bad
when he woke up?
H1NcKY DINCK was one of the esteem
ed statesmen who went down under the
avalanche ofIrepublican votes in Chicago
last week. Hincky may have deserved
better, but we don't believe it,
FLEM DUBIGNoN's speech in Albany
seems to have caught that good old town
souarely around the waist, and she has
been blushing and throwing boquets at
the brilliant young orator ever since.
WE are having whole passle of fun
these blessed days. There is nothing
more enjoyable or more invigoratlng
than holding down half dozen or SO
esteemed but misguided contemporaries
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND Indignantly
denounces as base fabrications the re-
ports that he gets drunk. We have new
or given them but little credence, believ-
ing them to be the ISLANDERS of enemies
and disappointed office seekers.
Now the proposition comes from the
north that a southern man be nominated
bv the democrats for president in 1896
And why not? We have voted and work
ed and sweated for the party 10 these
many years, and never bone has been
thrown this way.
THE refreshing April showers have
brought out the ne WY developed beauty
Of bud and blossom. The earth is just
beginning TO be dotted with an emerald
green Of rare loveliness. Spring was
late in coming, but it is here now ano
nature is smiling under the genial sun
shine.
THE Augusta Herald says that the
photograph of Colonel Dyer has settled
the money question. 1t says: "Yor
know where all the gold has gone to
It's gone into the Keely cure. That's
where it is. There is fifty million dol
lars worth of gold walking around the
country today in reformed jags."
Your Uncle Reuben Pyles, the Thomas
county patriot of moss-back variety, who
took such prominent part in the con
gressional convention at Albany in 1892
is undergoing his periodical spell of lu
macy. The jolly Uncle Reuben was
wrong, but we are sorry for him. We
hope that he will speedily recover.
EDITOR CHRIsToPHER's Buena Vista
Patriot has not found its way to this
sanctum in, two weeks. If there is
a single-standard paper edited by clev
er man. and one that we love to read, il
is Editor Christopher's Patriot. Send
it along. We miss it. Besides, We
can't carry on war without knowing the
kind of weapon our brother is using.
THE Georgia Cracker cites severa
examples where cotton factories have
paid Last spring the Hartwell cottor
factory was organized and built by citi
zens of the town. Since it began it hat
been profitable, running day ana night
The town has greatly improved, bricl
stores replacing old wooden structures
Harmony Grove also built her factor!