The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-14
CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS.
HAVE HEM OPENED N KIHnALI
HOUSE N ATLANTA.

Chairman duIiEnon Relieves Geor-
Ein's Majority VIII he 10000.
Speakers 90 Be sent 90 MANY Coun-
tieS-Mr. duniRnon say He win
Not he n Candidate for the senate.
judge ItaI Lewis Again Predicts
the Election of nrSan.
Atlanta sept IS THE state Democratic
hcadquartcr- were opened to-day in Room
IL 81 me klmbau House.
Chairman duB,Ruon 20 the SKATE Com
mitt,, WINS n charge to-day he WEI
epcrd as much time as possible in Atlanta
uuu after the election. hut during his
absence. Vice Chairman Brown Will look
after the anairs.
The room has bccn nttcd up with chairs.
desks. ana other furnsure and che Dem
oerats of che state VIII be- welcome when
ever they come 90 Atlanta. All the nee
ossary information relative 20 the cam
paisu viii De- furnished the different coun-
tles.
Mr. duBignon Is confident chat the ma
jority OF the Democrats in Georgia this
year viii De- between $3.50 and $4,000 lie
suid considerable Interest was bcing shown
in the coming election and h. believed an
good Democrats would go TO tho polls on
election day and cast their ballots FOR the
Democratic candidates both state and
national
No list OF speakers has been prepared hy
the state Committee. Chairman duBig-
non said yesterday the counties would be
allowed 20 ask for the speakers wanted.
and then che speakers would De- requested
by the committee 90 assist the counties
making the request Twenty-Five counties
20 far have reported 20 the committee chat
there wiz De- opposition 90 the Democratic
ticket II Is very likely that speakers viii
be sent 20 each Of these counties. Cam
pairn literature will also be sent where Il
Is needed.
Mr. bryan Not "a Candidate.
Mr. duBgnon has been invited 70 make
several speeches in this state. and also In
Florida In Florida there aTe many Re
pubucans. and MT dusignon's speeches
win De in the interest Of the national
ticket
The headquarters IN the Kimball House
will b. kept open until after the election
In October.
when the state Committee met IN At
lanta Tuesday. there was considerable
talk 81 Hon Fleming duBignon. chairman
OF the committee being candidate for
the s. nate In 1872. 20 succeed Senator a.
s Clay. number of politicians were dis
cussing the probability Of Mr. duBignon's
candidacy and % is believed hy many OF
his friends that he viii be In the race
air duBignou was asked to-day n h.
would run Tor the senate. H. appeared
surprised al the question and replied:
Il have not the slightest idea Of being
a candidate for the Senate I have heard
Of no opposition 10 Senator clay further
than that Gov. Gambler would probably
run against him. but I am not sure about
this. ! announced at one time that
would run for the senate II the party de-
dared agalusi the coinage 81 silver at
Is 20 J. but that was four years ago. /
wish you would say for me that 1 am not
a candidate for the United states Senate
and that / do not intend 60 be one
Relieves nryan VIII Win.
Judge Hal Lewis Of the Supreme Court.
" TO nominated W J. Bryan Tor ths pres
fdency in The Democratic Convention held
to Chicago Ia 1896. said yesterday that he
believed Bryan would win this year Juage
Lewis hls just returned from an extended
trip through toe North. ana he said that
everywhere the national campaign was
the chief topic OF conversation.
1T IL my opinion" said Judge Lewis.
'that BRYAN viii win. He has a splendid
chaucs. ana / believe tfat ne win carry
majority or fhe states. 10 g. the general
bslef 60 he North. Bryan g. on every
body's tongue ana everybody seems 10 be
rallylng 90 his support