The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-04-17

DAWSON, GA, APRIL 18th, 1895.
SUNDAY in Dawson was an ideal EASTER
day-a day of real perfection, with spring
breezes and spring flowers aoouquS, ana
spring in our hearts, too
ADwIRING goldbugs speaks of the Val
dosta Times as a hard hitter. Ii a man
is not particular how ,he is hit we should
saw that the Valdosta Times would quite
satisfy him.
SPAIN seems to be taking her own
time about handing in that apology
which the United States was in such
hurry about demanding A longer delay
should not be permitted.
GovERNoR MORTON, of New York, has
long head. He urgesthe Legislature OF
the Emoire State of the Union to make
provision for representation at the exhi-
bition 10 be given by the Empire State OF
the south. Good for Levi.
AMERTCUs has converted the grounds
around its court house into a beautiful
park. Why not Dawson do the same?
OF all the court houses in the state
the Dawson temple of justice leads IN
point of convenience and architectural
beauty.
THE Eatonton Messenger OBSERVES that
Governor Atkinson has accomplished the
sixteen hundred and seventy fifth ap-
pointment to his military staff. The
governor has been a very busy man
since he became cammander-in-chief Of
the Georgia meelish.
WHEN the democrats of Georgia meet
in convention next year they can't afford
to again straddle the money question. 1t
would be suicidal The time has come
when it isn't wise 30 look one way and
push another There must be positive
and unmistakable declaration of princi-
pies.
IN the appointment OF .Clonel William
Harrison, of Quitmau, as one of the
mineral commissioners for The Missoula
land district of Montana, President
Cleveland has secured the services of
enc of the best equipped men IN Georgia,
Colonel Harrison is a leader of the pres
ent house of representatives and is {
strong man.
HAIRY HILL is making another effort
. to secure pardon on the grounds of i'll
health. The govern I, it seems, is no.
gushing with any fond sentiment of
sympathy for the man in stripes. He
says: "In my opinion, if Mr. Hill will
take hold and do his full duty in the DO
sition IN which he is placed his physical
condition will be better"
THE friends of ex, Congressman Caba-
Mss are anxiously waiting to see what
kind of plu n the president is going to
drop into his lap 1t it is to be measured
by the ex congressman fairhfulness to
10 the fortunes of the administration it
will be large and juicy one. Later: Mr.
Cabaniss has Just been appointed on the
Indian commission at salary of s., 900.
MAcoN's new paper, the Herald, had
hardly raised its flag before anxi GUS in
duirers babe il stand aud deliver on the
silver issue. The Herald has refused
f. get excited on the question, no viewer,
and frankly admits that it doesn't
know where it is at. The Herald should
come from under cover in times of
the struggle of the people against the
money sharks.
A WHOLE regiment of north Georgia
white caps were on trial in Atlanta
last week. As is usual in these cases the
astute Colonel Bill Glenn, who has shown
marked ability as alawyer, defended the
midnight riders. Colonel Glenn, by the
way, would makeiau admirable attorney
general, and there is no reason why
(laorr,ia SbOul5 do withOrIt his SarviceS