The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-06

Position in which the leaders OF the
Liberal Club had placed themselves by
au aueclote OF the old farmer VINO. an
his other stock having been seized oy the
sheriff y0kel mp his little black bull
90 see It ne would work The lirrle bull
was 50 meek that the farmer put his
to make a double team The little bull
refused fO move until the farmers son
save Ms ial a , twist when the Pair moved
on at sucn lively glt that the farmer
aroused the whole neighborh0od with his
cries. can't YOU see We are running
away. De cried, won somebody stop
plight OF the Liberal club leaders before
The campaign is over.
The Liberal Club has made a division
% the party .n me county that possibly
none of as may live 10 see healed" Mai.
Ryals said. 1T has dehed the organized
democracy or the county ana there is
no telling when We VIII get together
again"
MAJ Ryals said he was born a democrat
and democracy is his religion. RE had
always followed that banner. and always
should.
Mr. Manucy was called upon by the
president as one VINO was thoroughly
familiar with the doings Of both sides tn
Mr Nanucy called attention 10 the
campaign OF two years ago. and re-
hearsed the history of the mass meetings.
Their verdict was SET aside, he said, but
az E99u oelho aus tAEE opeyel lne pehe7t
or the committee. The result was the
primary az the court house. which was
generally declared by an TO be the fair
est election that had been had since the
'The executive committee elected then
represents the Chatham county demOcra-
cy and its acts viii be recognized as le-
gal by the democratic state convention.
said he. despite all that may be said
% the contrary. the primary TO be held
next week Is the primary of the demo-
cratic party of Chatham county" Every
true democrat. he SAID. is bound to do
his duty to the party and cast his ballot
a the primary. Mr.. Manucy lndorsed the
ticket The Citizens Club is cOsmopoli-
tan club he said, and every race and
nationality IS represented upon its ticket.
He spoke highly Of the candidates for
the legislature, and indorsed them in the
highest terms. Mr.. Iiedemau, he said.
is one OF the strongest and Cleanest men
in Chatham county. HIS record a. a BUSH
ness man is well known. Capt kOlshOrn
and Mr.. Gordon he likewise highly in
dOrsed. He had been associated with Mr..
kolshOrn for five years in business, he
said, and no mans honor or integrity Is
higher. OF Mr.. Gordon he said that
wherever the name OF Gordon Is heard,
It stands for patriotism and love Of this
The meeting closed with a few re-
marks 10y President osborne in which he
announced the location of the city poll
ing places for Wednesdays primary, and
urged upon those present the necessity
Of getting out the full strength Of the
club az the primary. The polling places
will all be located on the green South
Broad street, and will be as follows: First
district. between Montgomery and West
Broad; Second district, between Barnard
and Jefferson; Third district, between
Bull and Drayton; Fourth district, oppo-
site police barracks.
A large part Of the crowd was anxious
to hear from DR.. -Falligant, but Presi-
dent Osborne insisted on putting through
motion for adjournment. The members
Of the club who were heard 10 express
themselves, seemed very we'll satisfied
with the ticket. They viii now work to
get out a big vote at the primary next
Wednesday. As there viii be no contest
i'm the primary. the provisions adopted
by the executive committee for purg.ng
the registration lists and for the selection
of managers and referees will hardly be
carried out.