The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-15
WIN TO NOMINATE THE JUDGES
oorNTIEs ALL OVER THE STATE
SELECT DELEGATES.


columbus, Ca, Nov. 1.-THE mass meet
,Dgs of Talbot and Taylor counties en-
sorsad william Little for supreme court
Justice to-day. =
roiiace. for congress, to succeed Speaker
Crisp. sooa r,++1o o,o,o
,di'rens endorsed Little, Hopkins and
-. wilcox endorsed Little, Martin and
rjeh Judge Little is home tonight and
,ynresses confidence in his election.
r,..,,osurick, Ga. Nov 14-A mass meet
80 of citizens to-day sent J. L. Beach and
- Atkinson as an uninstructed dele
D.+ton Ia the supreme court convention
Tbere vas no expression on the senatorial
race. b
1o,isville. Ca, Nov. lathe democrats
= Jefferson county met in mass meeting
.o-5av at the court house and nominated
~ following prominent gentlemen as del
~ 80. Judge ], G. Cain, Judge G. w
yTsrren. Hon. William Little and j. R.
Tbiilins, Resolutions were passed indors-
Ing the Hon. Roger l.. Gamble, judge of
he superior court, for one of the judges
of the supreme court.
Waynesboro, Ga, Nov. H.-The mass
meeting to select six delegates to the con-
ventlon for nominating supreme court jus
4ices resulted in the selection of Judge H.
H Perry, Hon. R. C. Nicely, Capt. Fulcher,
r r. Ridgely, William R. Galloway anu
II 7 Fulbright. They are the best of
Burke's people. and what they do in the
matter of nominations will suit Burke.
Cussetta, Ga, Nov. 14.-Only the vote
of the town is known yet, but the county
Is undoubtedly for Judge Little.
Americas, Ca, Nov. 14.-W. w. Hooks,
N. A Ray. C. c. Clay and H. NJ Stokes
we're elected delegates to the state Judicial
convention. The delegation will support
Judge Fish and are strong for w. A Lit
tie.
McRae, Ca, Nov. 14.-At a democratic
mass meeting here to-day the following
gentlemen were selected as delegates to
the state convention to nominate SUI
a preme court judges: G. T. Holland w
L. Wright, Max McRae and L. p. Jones.
Gov. Atkinson having withdrawn from
the senatorial contest Mr. Clay was en-
dorsed for the Senate by the meeting.
Valdosta, Ga, Nov. 14.-The mass meet
vention appointed Coils. ID. c. Ashley and
o. NJ. Smith from this county. Tney 60
uninstructed, except for Judge Little for
the supreme bench.
Sandersville, Ga, Nov. 14.-The demo-
cratic mass meeting held at the court
house to-day selected T. w. Hardwick,
Il c. D. Thipgen, B. C. Harris and j. N
Rogers to attend the state convention to
nominate judges. Resolutions were
adopted endorsing Judge Fish for the su-
n preme court and A. S. Clay for United
a States senator.
Folkston, Ca, Nov. H.-The democrats
held mass meeting here to-day and ap-
4 pointed T. A. Christy and j. j. Upchurch
delegates to the state convention on the
18th. They go instructed.
DubignOn Endorsed For Senator
Townsville, Ga, Nov. 14-The mass
meeting to-day that selected delegates to
nominate judges, passed a highly compli-
mentary resolution, endorsing Hon. Flem-
ing duBgnon, and requesting the repre-
r sentatives from Thomas and the senator
from this district to vote for him for
United States senator.
cratic mass meeting endorsed Charles r.
Crisp for congress. and appointed O. r.
Warren, W. L. Grice, T. C. Taylor, and
Z. L, Reeves delegates and T. S. Cowan
z. ?. Taylor, Ed Lane and H q. Coats
tternates to represent Pulaski county in
the congressional convention. No action
was taken concerning the seatorial ques-
Ri ton.
Capt. John H. Martin was endorsed for
the supreme court, and a long list of dele
gates we're chosen pledged to him. Among
me DELEGATES are A. C.. Pate
. C. R. Warren, L. c. Ryan, NJ
GRIN, j. P. Brown, w. ]. Mullis. G. w.
Jordan, Sr., Warren Grice, T. S. Reeves
4. D. Walker. George Bright, P. H. Love-
loy' X W. Anderson, w. L. Joiner, j. ].
harvard, M. S. Means Walker Jordan
I. H. Morgan, B. E. Barksdale. S. A.
way J. B. McDuf1e, II. E. Coates and
Albert Sommer.
Augusta, Ca, Nov. 14-At the mass
meeting to-day Chairman ]. ]. Doughtey
Of the democratic executive committee
presided, and the following delegates
We're elected: ]. c. C. Black, w. H.
fleming, William Keener, w. B. Young,
Z H. Cohen, NJ. p. carroll, j. r. Lamar,
j. B. Cumming, p. j. Sullivan, c. A.
Robic 7. w. Alexander and Henry c.
hammond. A resolution was also adopt
Cd highly eulogistic of Hon. Joseph
Ganahl and instructing the delegation to
10 all in its power to secure his nomina-
lon by the convention to one of the
judgeships.
bonneville, Ca, Nov. 4.-The citizens
OF Clinch county met here to-day in mass
meeting to select delegates to go to At
ANITA on Nov. IS to nominate supreme
court judges. r. p. williams and Hon.
j. P. A. Dupont were selected and in
s'ructed to vote for Little and Shannon.
Townsville, Ca, Nov. 1.-THE follow
ing delegates were appointed in mass
meeting here to-day to represent Thomas
.ounty in the convention to nominate can
adates for judges of the supreme court:
- 2. Hansell, chairman; w. II. Hopkins,
D. 5. Norton, c. NJ. Smith.
Guyton, Ga, Now 14.--The democrats Of
Ehngham county held mass meeting
az Springfield to-day for the purpose Of
selecting two delegates to the state con-
Ia Fention on Nov 49, TO nominate supreme