People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1898-08-12
HO, FOR CINCINNATI /
Delegates Who Represent Georgia in
the National Convention.

the National Convention.
The state executive committee hav-
ing ratified the action OF the nationa1
committeeman from Georgia in uniting
in the call for national convention Of
the middle readers to be held in Gin
cinnati Sept s, the following delegates
elected at the March convention will
represent Georgia on that occasion:
First Congressional Districs-J. S.
Franklin, Bulloch; Il. S. White. Screw
en-; c. S. Grice, TattnalL; w. P. Brew
err, Liberty D Newton, Chatham !;
H. q Edendeld, Scceyen.
From the Second District-L, o..
Jackson, Decatur john a. Sibley, Ber-
rien; NJ. G. Stasham, Terrell; William
Golfers. Mitchell; II, G. Smith, Early !;
Il. G. Newton, Randolph.
From the Third Distriat-Sebe Mont
gomery, Taylor; 8. A. Waters, Sumter;
j. c. Hnburn, Macon; J. B, Brazier,
Stewart; w. B. Mathews, Dooly, state
st large, E. D. Wilnberly. Pulaski.
From the Fourth District J. Fl. Tray
lor, Troup; state at large. Bion Will
Iiams, Meriwether J. D Arnold, Cow
eta; @. ;, Thornton, Muscogee; How
ell T. Hollis, Macon; &. w. Burson,
Carroll
From the Fifth District. K Hines,
Fulton; II. P. Blount, Futon; W. f.
Mcdonald, Newton; ". T. Biggs, Ful.
ton; Robert Todd. Fulton; Ed. L. SUIT
ton, DeKalb.
From the Sixth Distrlct-Dr. J. Z.
Dickey. Epson; c. f. Turner, Upson :;
r. W. Mays. Butts; w. P. Glover, Bibb;
T. A. Ward. Pike; A. A. Murphy,
Pike.
From the Seventh District-Dr. E.
Stafford. Murray; J. /. Fullwood,
Polk; J. W. MCCARTHY, PauldinG Gen.
VIM Phillips Cobb; j. D. Perlz9rson,
Cobb M. L. Palmer, Floyd
From the Eighth District--R. L. D2-
visoD, Greene; state at large. s w.
Rucker, Ebert; Reuben Miller, Nor
gan; B. Z. Overbr, Occnee; Jones
Lizard, Hart J. ]. Greer, Jasper
From the Ninth District--M. D. r.
win. Jackson; a. M. Baxter, Gwinuett
J. A. Parsons, Newton; G. B. Riden,
Thomas Bell, Hall; L. M, err. Forsyth.
From the Tenth District-Mel Branch,
Columbia; William Walden. Glascock !;
w. T. Flynt. Taliaferro; S. f. Walton
Richmond R, p Warren, Jefferson !;
Thomas e. Watson. McDufio.
From the Eleventh District-E. W.
Morcock, Laurens D. W. Buchan,
Dodge; T. c. Allen, Coffee; J. w. Ho-
gan, Lowndes; II. w. Reed, Glynn /;
w. J. White, Johnson.
Delegates expecting to attend land
the executive committee urges that
every one who can possibly so to do
SOY should send AT once TO Secretary
Holc0rnb for their credentials inclosing
the necessary postage for same.
IAose VINO will Do oLaplo 10 go are
requested to forward their written
proxies Immediately to the SECRETARY SO
taet they gnav ha La.-ser ed IN t'9o
when the convention opens, Ii is DC.
sired that every vote for Georgia be
recorded, hence the necessity that eve
ry delegate attend or send his proxy.
A very low railroad rate has been
made for this date SO that the expense
OF railroad fare and hotel bills while in
Cincinnati will be small.
ANY errors il this list will be cheer
fully corrected if the secretary is noti-
fed at once.
But four weeks now remain until the
September convention. Only anti
fusion Populists will be there. The
Office holders and fusionists will be ab-
sent.