The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-04
SOyTEiSIDE INDORSED DIXON.
HH P3sRSONAIiIN. RECoRD AND
e. sDIDACY CO ssNENDED.


WV Osborne son th~ldr Adminis-
traie-en club Passed Enthusiastic
nuoHz utions. Prom sing the clubs
supp@-srt OF Ills Cundidac, for the
nayo ralt, - Committee Appointed
TO N-sti, film as clubs Action.
Al andtdntcs NNin Have an
Euun shu,, ia Cittscns Club Cnu-
cn,-Ez ibcrui club Leaders Are he
eInnt az Ia TAKE 81 Para IN Inter
uccim War.
mo ve.-. vs. Osborne s0u,hside Admin
inoa club. at a meeting last night
,-um-e nulasuc mdor=ement 90 tho cnn-
aiay ,.f Alderman James N. Dixon Tor
tht Mas crafty. Resolutions. commendIug
hsu.c-rI and his personality. We're
passed 81 unanimous vote.
uvl- nasty evening. and Tor this
rlm nc crowd that gathored at por-
symI ou wet Wa1dburE street. wae
rotaIazargc one. There were only about
srym-n ia the han vvhen President D..
N Corn well % the club. called the meet
ing 70 order but thi uumner was iu-
creased ny twelve or fifteen before ihc
meeting had adjourned
NH ~ WIbon. at tho outset ~ the
meeting offered ana moved the adoption
OF The m~ollovire resolutions.
Whc cas- ,he time Cor holding M"
muucra.il election for thc c.ty Of savan-
uab rlow approaghIo-. ana.
'Waer-eas 1t proper Tor this club at
thn ur@1e 20 give an expression or an
opinion ns 90 who q considers the most
suitable candidate Tor 'he position ot
AlHor of the cry % Savannah. and
Ther-cas We hav, in our city a gentle
man re- ,red among u.s. who has hy bis
own Pc ra~cuucc ability and industry
pushed himself to tho front one whose
ubmy i-s wen known. and needs no prais'.
whose faoncsty has never been questioned.
and Who commands tho confidence and
respect Of hts fellow citizens in every
walk o. Ilfe. " hon tn office seeks. ana
mot one who socks the Office. and
oWher-eas the same gentleman has
send - in officer Of she city Of savan-
uah for % period Of five years. with hdeh-
tymd - bmty. ON its most important com
mucgs. and we are now able a. point
with pr idc 20 his oihcial record,
"Ter-- fore BE- 10 resolved. that the w.
W os flouo souihsiIe Administration
Club fs-a mass-meetiug assembled here
by ndaarse~ ,ho Hon james NJ. Dixon
for DE- office OF Mayor Of the city OF So
yanmh and Ne do hereby plede. him
our mn Iencc end support"
me solutions were seconded hy half q
dozen y ois-. put upon their passage and
carried unanimously and with enthusiasm
II was evident that tnc Dixon sentiment
among -rhe club members is very strong
that lhs-ir work for hisn will D. enthuti-
aste ord that they vrin bo exceedingly
dsappo - nted ln case be docs not receive
the norr-1inI'iou ana carry the election
A eo=nmittec. cons sting 81 Mrssre.
James NJ Wuhon. Edwa j. Wheian and
Eli @uest. was appointed 10 call ulspn
AllcfmC an Dixon This morning and notify
Amof the action the club has taken
Mr. y-vllbon. discussing the question 81
Mr. pis@gou's candidacy. said he was in @
position 20 state with uositiveuess thnt
the du b's candidate Vyln be- allowed an
equal 60 nance with ala others before the
Gillian Club caucus When uominn-
zion fo1-- the mayomlty was 20 be made
the cat3cus would plas- NO favorites and
anwolH ID be- given az even show
Mr ysarilbon said he had had talk with
Mr. ". W Osborne. u=ual.y and properly
T,rards--f as the leader Of the citizens
Club fC.rces. and had been assured that
ths wo=@uld be- the case
IN p@r hich connection" said Mr. VIII
hon h H1ugh the conuec tlon was not read
iy app rent. II want 10 say th1t thing
have 60 sme 10 a pretty pass IN savannah
when u-nen who We're not brought up any
where -Ihout us who come from for
cign co 1ntry- Russian Jews In fact. can
control fne police force OF the city. In an
clellor Cor masigstratc, and make % 80
as haS-- want &C."
These remarks, intended 70 apply 20 tho
MeSH- Garfunke, who were strong par
tlMus of Magistrate <athaus ia his race
iorp-s lection greatly pleased the crowd
which Zaushed and applauded Justify.
No. -. J.. Guest introiucei a resolution.
ductiu the president 60 appoint a COM
mIee --s0f twelve. 20 be- announced ri tho
next m ---etng which mould consider tho
qu@to ND Of nominating candidates Tor al
demen NJ Guest said ii was the wish
Of The club 10 have thc section OF the
city in which the me nbcrs Of the clu3
lived raa presented on the next Board Of
ALDEN. .sn and that n This ambition was
60 be .aa fthiued. now Was the time 60 hc-
SIN We rk The rcso titiou was carried
and tho Committee wfli he appointed bv
Preside ~ Cornweu within the next day
or tive ana announced 40 the meeting OF
Friday night
Te Zyfesiicnt called attention 20 tho
fact o. az Il would b. necessary for the
temb' ur-s Of the club to pay their taxes for
la0ln rider "a vote az tho municipal Oloc-
ton Or next january. ana called upon
them ID 90 see that tnis was done I'VE
don't ~ ant 20 have Our Enforcement of
Adrua an Dixon an empty one" said the
preside m-lt but We must an De 90 a posi-
tIonto cast our votes for him on Jan. So
Abs furc OF the meeting was the pres
cne a-Hld nctiVe coop GRAFTON ~ Air Ed-
ward Whelsn. at present sheriff OF the
Cy Curt Of savannah, and ia the past
moua iuent Liberal Club politician. There
were o. hers az inc mes Ting who have been
Of hc eamo political vay OF thinking as
ar " uclan
Tbdr presence At the meeting cmphn-
sizes gee condition or anairs that was
CONNIE utcd ora To- q roccnt political ari.
cloH -rho Morning News. showing that %
rcadlu- tmout in local polite. was in pro
Et8 Dat the Lberns club leaders were
tined Of lcaliue forloru hope and that
they N-serr gradually niyiur thcmse'yes
with O gee or hs other factions 81 the Cit-
lWf Dub. That there are factions with
In haE body che NEE lng of last evening
with ONE Of the speeches made. loaves
no 100 ln 10 doubt
no DISCUSS STATE ram.