The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-01
Chairman YeOman Issued
a Letter to the GeOr-
gia Democracy
BIG VOTE IS DESIRED
He Urges all Voters to Turn Out Next
Tuesday and Roll up a Big Ma
iority of National and Con-
gressionai Candidates.

The following appeal to Georgia
democrats, issued by Chairman Yeo-
man, of the state committee. has lust
been received:
To the Democrats of Georgia: In
the recent primary nominating state
house officers, congressman and couu-
t. officials, by the democratic party.
there were over 10000 wnIte democral
ic votes cast. These votes also Sc
iected delegates to the state democrat.
ic convention, which in turn, chose del
ogates to the national democratic con.
Yention that nominated Judg. Parker
foc president
Under the terms extended by the
state executive committee, every sim
gle one Of these voters who participant
cd in this primary is in honor bound to
vote for the democratic nominees OF
she party 1t is the duty OF every dem
ocrat who voted in that primary to go
cut and cast his ballot in the general
election The apathy which too often
prevails about voting in the general
election subjects the south to uniust
criticism in the nation and every loyal
democrat owes the duty to his party to
go to the rolls on November 8 and
vote for every single democratic nom
nee.
After the populist party had run its
course in Georgia the state executive
committee opened the doors wide and
!nvited all to return 10 the old d-deno
cratic fold. The vote in the recent prt
mary shows that this invitation was
accepted. Surely there are none who.
after accepting this invitation and IL
honor, binding themselves by voting
liz the primary, would now openly
oppose the nominees of this very pri
mary, and fight the very democratic
candidates they helped to nominate.
Every voter who participated in tn
primary and supports either the repub,
ltcan or popHlist candidate tor pres
iGent in the ensuing election would
be not only suilty of pontical treach
cry, but wOul3 eliminate himself per
manently from all afilation with the
democratic party or future right to par
t1cipate in its party primaries or con
Ventions. The most vicious enemies
:he democratic party now have are ledI
by those who. taking advantage of for
mer estrangement among the white
voters Of Georgia, are now seeking to
divide them again-and in a manner
that can do no possible good to any
but the republican party, and which
can only inJure the democracy
The fact that the candidate OF this
party for the Office of president comes
from Georgia places an added duty up
en- every true democrat in Geu. gia til
do his part and roll up majority that
viii answer back to the codntry for
this assault n the party. A move
cnt headed ~ these disorganizers, ii
80 ever amounts to anything in Geor-
gia, or the south. can alone result in
dividing the white people ard giving
tho negro the balance Of power.
In Judge Parker we have an able,
clean and incorruptible leader running
npon platform OF sound democratic
principles, and there never existed
stronger reasons since the days of re.
construction for voting the democratic
ticket han in this election.
On behalf oi the democracy Of Geor
sia and the state executive committee
I appeal to every loyal democrat to do
MS duty on November 8.
M. J. Yeonans,
Chairman State Democratic Executive
Committee
Dawson, Ga, Oct. 2S, 1904