Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-07
HIKE SHIT H FORMALLY
mhINATED GOVERNOR
While Delegates Shout. Smith
~ Accepts Nomination.
NOMINATED r. R. COMMISSIONER

he Platform, Especially that Part
/ Relating to Adoption Of the South
Carolina Primary Plan.
Macon. Ca, SEPT G.-The state dem
0eratlc convention met here Tuesday
a noon and consumed SIX hours In
carrying out carefully pre-arranged
pfogram. which went through with
,nut one hitch, chat involving the state
court of appeals.
" Hoke Smith was unanimously nom
mated for govern6T BY reclamation.
amidst Wild enthusiasm. which almost
mhook tile great Macon auditorium.
iThis was tnr principal feature for
.Mhioh the people were waiting and
8shey KEEP, calling for Hoke SMITH
throughout tae proceedings.
Sometimes trying 10 now down the
otA,r spea ers in the hope that Mr..
Smith would the earlier be brought
OF 10 the platform. II was nearly :
O'Clock In the afternoon when j. l..
Anders g.. 81 Atlanta. arose 70 place
Nj. SE.tl's name Ia nomination be.
: Iore The Convention. TIe appearance
OF MI Sm,,i few minut la er com.
pc. g. ,.Ip 81 the enthusiasm which
grset.d Co." mention OF his name by
hi. Aui,rsun. aud 1t was some min.
al j. could be- heard.
The assembly rose % gree, MIN and
Saiuted loEg before they allowed him
g. proceed
That Georgia's mex governor has
SCI for himself a hard task. and tina
ne fully realized ttis, was clearly ey.
ideaced in the address Hoke Smith
made accepting the nomination The
s'roug appeal To- the people not
pul ~ an II lepeudcn candidate
ere The ofiiceAold,rs OF tdc pres.
CGt Eonega. AS embly refuses 20 SUI
port the views Of the party. e,i
do-cel hts deeper feeling that The
Ge1f. "a legislature might not hurry
WITH the reform policies which he
has pa forward lie urged the dele
gate, present 20 see their representa-
tive and senators and urge them T.
stand on the platform upon which he
Vas chosen governor. and thea n they
rsv.,t ak tJem to Eet out lie
said tils ought 20 be- done now He
declared that the speaker Of the house
and the president ~ the senate should
be mrn IN accord with the platform
and believed af,cT booking over the
us that his supporters already had
a working majority In the general a.
Scmbly.
The keynote Of Mr. Smiths speech
~as that everybody holding state oi.
fcr In connection wiih the adminisira.
t,l should no In favor Of and IN ilns
vi \ the reforms witch he has advo
cat - 'hai thor may De pat through
~ lou, delay
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