The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-04


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ocrat running On democratic platform.
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Atlanta that the Wre1- faction. when
held the suppiemenrary convention after
COL BUCK and few 70 ais followers had
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IS The leader o. their PARTY. In case OF
he acceptance ID g probable that he win
st4te central commit " the rev" re-
publican 0rganizati0E.
Dalton Argus. Or II t1e reasons The
si-ver5ugs object 10 -ne Cc-o6er senate
rial primaries is s1ecals= tney know Wat-
son W1l44 carry m0E- u he silver cCll-
lles tnst auBlgnon U71i4 - a good sec
gAe ana Lr4p q sl1E tnir1, giving du
Bignon a good majority in the democratic
caucus, and insuring his election. In
snap primaries. WITH the pDpulis-s 10
help them. they believe rley can rub the
RABBIT foot on duBlgl0l.
The voters in wilkes viii hear the
money question diseuss=5 10 all its phases
A cOrreEp ondent writes. There viii be
Joint debate here next week between
Judge Lawson and Col william Howard.
The race between these Two gentlemen IS
waxing very warm. and an immense crowd
I 9 expected out TO hear them Hon. H0ke
| smith announces that BE- viii address the
people here Tuesday. May 8 He has many
I warm friends IN wilkes Hon. Fleming
/ g. duBignon VIII speak mere May IS
I Il has been said by some of the silver
| organs that the mass meeting in Decatur
county on June would vote for United
states senator Here Is the call issued
py the chairman u the democratic exec
I uiiye committee A. L. Halves. in ac-
corddnce u+th the resolutions Of the exec
utve committee. the democrats Of De-
catur county will convene in mass meet
{ ing IN the court house IN BainbridRe. on
I Saturday, June s, 1886 at 10 o. clock fin the
! forenoon. for the sole purpose Of appoint
ing delegates 20 the state convention in
/ Macon on June ., 1886"
BarnesviIle Home Journal: The Atlanta
| Constitution, Augusta Chronicle and 9th
er rabid free silver organs. are loud in
proclaiming that there Is no doubt but that
I the national democratic convention will
adopt free silver plank but when IL is
/ suggested that Mr.. Crisp do as Mr.. duI5jg-
non has done. agree 70 withdraw his can
/ didacy II the national convention disaD-
I proves OF his financial views they cry out
I that such a proposition Is absurd The
/ truth is that these papers know the ma
I tional convention will not favor free sill
/ YER and they realize that If Mr.. Crisp
should stake his candidacy on its doing
I 50 his defeat would be Inevitable.
Eatonton Messenger: It Is doubtful II
/ Hon Fleming G duBignon has an equal
/ in the state in logic and eloquence. Mir.
/ Crisp, or anyone else who tackles him
on the musings, viii have his hands full
! columbus Ledger: Politics in Georgia has
/ happily reached that stage where the top
| ran OF the fence 10 longer affords COM
| portable resting place for a candidate.
! The people want to know where a man
| STANDS; they are tired Of the tricks Of the
/ ponticiani they want candidates for Of
/ nee to declare their positions clearly upon
/ the great political question Of the day
/ Inc VIII OF constituents" no longer ar
! fords an opportunity Of lodging issues;
! the people want TO know what a candf-
| date himself thinks Of the great question
/ OF the day and they like to see a man
/ with political courage sufficient TO de-
| clare Tor that principle which he advo~
| Gates ana show himself ready TO stand
| or fail with his colors The people are
sighting along that top rail.
I'm THE MAN WHO SHOT YOU.Y