The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-13

nave we good enough for Graves?"
Sulzer read for a fun hour. Half Of HI.
iilan uocIlPt was an obituary notice oe
Jenerson, such as, again to quote the law
yer, are annually read at bar associ,.
tloh meetings about dead ones" If rniqb+
nave been compiled from almost anv h0olc
VI general information and concerned it,
ser with the birth, principal dates ana
death of the great Democrat. Then hs
attacked the British lion. the nationsi
banks and all octopuses, and called for
1l iSne hours day for the workingman.
nose VINO We're awake at the finish NJ
lered some applause in gratitude
mere were several other speeches brt
I was sun too early to adjourn and Stots
senator Howard took a walk abour ba
Ho'eI corridors to look for fresh talen+
ne ran INTO Mr. Graves, who had iust
0I r'eieu me Motel from the Manchester
opera House. There he had addreesat
the Young Mems Christian Associatio,
On DemagogIes." He was thus nrinoe1
Ior me occasion Mr.. Graves asked What
the ulh IN the dining hall was about ana
ton. u inc CeIeDId-
m a Democrat myself" said III.
Georgia man, and if You don't mind i II,
TOOK IN before l go to bed"
me clerk called over Senator rTou.oru
aLu graves was escorted to a scar at tb,
80 tdDIe. 1t had been expected tbar
oulsoh Hutchins would be on from Wasb-
W. TV, on ana those who do mot know tb,
r, ,~,lilinst ION man gave Graves a muce,
warmer reception than he had pot or ~.
opera house. Some of them 49, ' 'i',
aHd hoWled. Mr.. Graves lacked - ~
9uIzer sulked When me invitatid,a -,
~ speak 1t became apparent that tho ,,,1,.
his job N''e Is gong TO lose
Mr. Graves was a surprise His rho,o.f,
aud manner are his own ana III -, lne'oIIo
Is individual enough 10 CIV 81 nc lal'eS
sLainp OF identity. Mr.. Graves is 10 -
lne most eloquent and faciIa-t(,,,,gS
SPEAKER who has visited Nancebs4o,, So; ueA
- iate COL H. G. IngersoH. He is ranif
tba 80, 'lIce ana clear in voice He nan
from, tha ana ear of mis- auditors
5loi1 the start. Mr.. Graves since tba
ueath OF Grady, has been termed tb. r, (l
eIoqueht orator in that part of tho -
NY, lie IS of small stature clean eba,ar
anu mas PIERCING black eyes Ae 80 40
~ "esdn 10 speak ne commanded atter.
en- WIN clear enunciation the words
Len from his lips with the speed Of b, raI,iJ-
Hrlhg gun and his sentences u,nra ,.,,,,1olx
Uut INTO eloquent periods. There was ,er,y
niue OF the partisan in his utterances hut
us '"U' iolS listened to flow Of elooueno4
9 Iu as mas seldom been equalled in New
r-dulpshlre' and when he had concluded II
,,,a,if eIi'ee umes three and a tiger as a
sentiment with many of the sneakers inn
IesaFd 10 the attitude of Americans to-
"dru Great Britain. He said thar while
we might sympathize with the Roers
as a brave people striving to achieve their
ioertes, that for one, he could nor forget
me brave stand taken by the English deet
az mania in support of the United States
squadron under Dewey when the fleets Of
other nations were manifestins hostile
front 4O''
To-day the Manchester Union inter-
viewed several Democrats on suffers
speech Only in one or two cases did
nose interviewed mention Suzer at an.
me resi- rubbed their hands and chuckled
over Graves, whom they viii endeavor to
secure FOR a return date as the main show
Suizer side show got out of town at an
early hour and the congressman had more
imam ever before the panied look that his
newspaper pictures given him Mr. Scott
OF New Jersey nominated Sulzer for vice
president and made first claim on the dis
trlct east of the AleShenies and north Of
Dixie. MIR. Scott also saw that newspapers
and correspondents received Mr.. Suffers
speech many days ago. He asked his
brethren here not to mention his connec~
ton with the Associated Press.