The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-26
GIG E0sSES OF The BLACKS.
MEETING or TIE REPUBLICAN
STATE Committee.

Chairman EucIs al Atlanta In
CharEc-The wants of the brother
in Black Given VERY Lille Com
sideration-The Chairman Of the
Committee Empowered 10 CaH
state Commiftee The District
Electors.
Macon. Ca, July z5.-TAe republican
SKATE central comml-tee mex here l-s
morning AZ il O'Clock 20 the superior court
room. Chairman A. L. Buck of Atlanta,
presiding.
There was a fuu attendance Of the COM
mittee. The meeting was held behind clos
ed doors newspaper men AMI all visitors
being excluded There were many speecn7s
made.
a. was truly a white mans meeting. the
brother in black receiving ut-le cOnsidera-
ton The meeting was perfectly har-
mouious.
The most important matter Of public In
terest that has been transacted that the
committee viii give out Tor publication
is The unanimous nomination OF Maj }.
+. Hanson Of Macon and Gen. James
Longstreet OF Gainesville as presidenuai
electors from the state at large.
a resolution was adopted that the chair
man OF the state central committee be
empowered TO call state convention az
some subsequent date, should il be
deemed wise to do so for the purpose OF
considering the mt0ter Of nominating a
governor and other state house officers.
The following district electors, ali white.
have been chosen:
First District-W. r. Lcaken of Chat
ham county.
Second District--C. w Arnold OF Dough-
erty county.
Third Districts. H. Gano OF Houston
county.
Fourth District-M. L. Covington Of Car
roll county.
Fifth District-w Il. smyth Of Fulton
county.
Sixth District--2Iarlon Erwin of Bib
count.
Seventh District. a. Crawford Of Bar
tow county.
Eighth District-William Bowers of
Hart county.
Ninth Districts. A. Darnen Of Pick
ems county.
Tenth Distriet-w. II. s,anings of Rich
mOud county.
Eleventh District-C Down Of Glynn
county.
The entire committee is as follows:
At Large-T. Il. Johnson of Savannah,
Of Athens, j. w. Lyons of Augusta, w.
II. johnson of Columbus. c. W. Arnold
Of Albany r. y. Locke Of Macon r. l..
Johnson Of Jackson, II. A. Rucker of At
lanta, and r. NJ. Dent Of Rome
First District-M. j. Doyle of Savannah,
S. o. Cherry OF Waynesboro, L. N. Pleas
ant Of Savannah, and S. b. Morse of Sa-
vannah.
Second District-B. +. Brimberry Of Al.
bany, A. j. Styles of Dawson, J. T.. Pc
terson of Fort Gaines and w. Il. Wilson
Of Townsville.
Third District-E. S. Richardson of Mar.
shallville, W. p. Pierce of Leesburg J
n. Dismuke Of Americas, and j. 7. No
bles of Perry.
Fourth Dlstrict-z.T. Allen Of villa Rica
]. G. Beall Of Hamilton, W. L. Robert:
Of BullOchvllle, ana A. b. Murden of La
Grange
Fifth District-A. Z. Angler of Atlanta
G. c. Wimb.sh Of Atlanta, H. d. Bush
Of Covington, and W. r. Gray of Camp
Sixth District-R. L. Williams Of Crit
fin, p. o. Holt of Macon, /. w. Wood OF
Forsyth and F. j. Wimberly of Hamp
| tom, - A --E
Seventh District H. Binard OF ITALIA
| poosa. NJ. C. Parker of Rome, b. +. Car
| ter Of Cedartown and ELI H. Gambler o.
| Marietta.
Eighth District-M. b. Morton Of Ath
| ems, Madison Davis of Athens B. b
Bowers of BOwersville and Madison Epp.
| Of Monticello.
Ninth Districts. A. Darnell Of Jasper
| A. j. Spence Of Nelson, J. b. CASTOR o
Gainesville and N. c. Wilcox Of Mt
| Airy.
Tenth District-W. H. stalinVs Of An
| gusta. ]. M. Barnes of Thomson, A. w
! Wimberly of Augusta and Noah johnson
! Of Sandersville.
Eleventh District-E. r. Belcher q
! Brunswick. w II. Matthews of Bruins
! wick s. NJ. Griffin of Quitman and 3
| Coffee of Pearson.