The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-15
NOMINATED LAST NIGHT.
The Myers Aldernanic Ticket Greeted
~ q LarEa and Enthusiastic Mating.

TT tHA elbows man IaHi hiIhi was aDput
ae unanimous as IL is possible for a meet
ing 20 hc The crowd was anywhere Re
, 0eea son and sf. most Of whom were
members of The club. hut quite a number
ot those nor members were present by
invitation.
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and their enthusiasm was as great as that
OF amy of those r.rleant In orcufre- Tho
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ii ha4 teen me Intention Of Mr. Myers
20 be- present but that he found later
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Oh ACCOUNT
'i nuns ''i'ii' hut ltesldenL osborne
stated that De would Doc present with the
club ~ the last Grand rally iist before
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rae then called for the report Of the
committee OF fifty appointed 20 make
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40 ''i OH cue I'Nel Win MI Myers. The
/ report was made hy Mr. Merritt W Dixon,
/ chairman of the foiut cournfttoe of t,yao-
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'H' executive committee OF the club, also
! composed OF twenty-five. Mr. Dixon said
/ as a r,refooo 10 bio ,-,.,,.-. ~ .t .t-,--.
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'''". 'i'' ''i'''' l''ee hdd met ana decided
on twelve names TO present to the club
as cabinet 10 fts standard bc,ror M,
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20 the NtSlEIS placed at the TOD OF the
sample ticket distributed at the Duncan
meeting and stated that the committee
had decided to head its ticket with a flag
and not two barrels, as had been suggest
ed. He said that every man named on the
ticket would take the oath to carry out all
the laws found ON the statute books and
not simply lay stress on one or two to
prosecute "a few people
Mr. Dixon then referred briefly to Mr.
Myers record. stating that he was born in
Virginia and came here shortly after the
war. He was a self-made man. and had
worked his way up through his own eff
forts. lie said his name had. for the
last fifteen years. been found at the head
of any subscription list started in this city
for charitable purposes He spoke of
what he had done in connection with the
building of the South Bound railroad, and
I'm the rebuilding of the savannah and At
lantic railroad TO Tybee just after the
storm Of 1893. He spoke of the fact that
Mr. Myers had been opposed by some. on
account of his religion. He said he had
been taught from his childhood 10 hate
know-nothingism, and that he had known
Mr.. Myers only as a citizen of Savannah
and successful business man. He then