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About The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1878)
•JJIK VINDICATOR Wm T ItkTlLl. K Jiiof #ml prop; leh r OBKKNVJLLE, FRIDAY. Au- 80 I*7B Kh > li In On* the I'i upir. That, 1k (he difficulty of rnak • nominal ion at Columbus, tbe sup porter* yt tii* lion. IL-nry If. Harris r fl.-r --eI * reo otfi n pr.ijioains to remand the fiitiic matter beck to Uie (wopie, arid let ibe democratic volir* of lln- several coun lie* decide by Primary Kleclioua nh" *hould be (In: candidale, and that Ibe op (mdiHlou rajected lu a fair proposition. Till* resolution Via* ofltrc.l by Judge James Whittle of ChaUebeocbejj, early rtaturday morning uliei cei-naoltsliou wilb tlu: majority. Head an.l pun ler tbu fact. I feu Duller says Ibe original fibcruiau Weber let cr la in poraes-io of be Poller committee. Tire ravsgev of yellow lever on tba Mi aualppi river are on tins Inoihaae. All who can do ao are leaving Mbe l;v<: r Ideated tlllrth O.it lo .lb Iroin ynllo * lever ba< occur red In Atlanta. No fear* are lilt of Ibe •plead of tb disease In that chy, tf luring above yellow fever altitude. Toe Atlanta patient wit* taken Iroro the railroad by 1)1 Westmoreland, cairkrd to liih * filer: and irioal lailbiully and len.'crly nursed by Ibe noble and skillful physician During our stay In Udlumbna lasi we* k we bad the pleasure ol t.ktng f>y ill - band our coiintiy brethren, Mumb-rd ol Die Tal tKitton Standard, Hlng letou ol ibe 11 leoa Vlata Argus ami (Jrauberry ol lie llam'l ton .lournab Cleverer gentleme u de not Ire long to the tomtit estate and we were glad to h-aro that all were probating. Mur oh to them and the excellent J umaU they repreaunt. AN AII'KAL NOH MHMVIHH ANO UH/tNA If A. We a*k that the i>l Meriwether rmntrtbule somwth'ng t tlm yellow f*<r ol tliwx! etliM. Tho well are In lug without hope, ad the nick an: dying Without attention. Nurse*, physician i ami money *r# sadly hoc I'd. Mid you know hall llm destitution, wa alum I I lie oonll dent (A your aid. Any oantrlbutions, ho miller bow email, w ill he thankfully rr celved and MmiTrrTTeslgnaUid place* by tho Vim! mu tor < flleo or „the undorslgi <)d. Nicholas Willlanm, ol Memphis, Ten l Our trip to Columbus last week was a pleasant inn In many reepccU Mid we mule the ttr(|unlnlanco ol many of the heel and leading cltiznna <>( the In 1 tilllul Oily of weeiern Georgia. Many evidence* of tho tlitlit, energy nnd puhllr eplril ol her manhunt" and rltl/.one were noted. Iluei ness ol a public character preveuled the extended anrvoy of tho city w desire 1 . tin well wore we pleased n ilh onr that ylel' that we doalie to repeat it at ae early a day ti possible. Filler Humor, A correspondent of tho A tanta Consti tution writing bom Columbus over the algnalttre ot F. 11. If., any* : “I le’rgraphed you about a little prrtnu nl word battle iu the convention between Gov. Bniltb and Mr. W. T. HevIII, the ell tor ol the Moilwethcr Vindicator. It la rumored that Saturday aMarß'<on, Oovot er nor Smith went to Mr. Kevin's room til Ihc hotel autl tol l bim hi* opinion ol him lu language more emphatic than compl aaeutary. I heard It all over the streets, and support) It I* tpr. No BhVnl split." We are not inclined lo notice euch l.ulo fhruil* as tbe above, particularly when made by a correspondent w hoso every rr port, we think la marked by the strongest feeling ol parli/.mship against the dele gates who voted lor Mr. It.nits lu the Co lumbus Convention. Ho say* lie hoard the above recited rumor “a’l over the streets.” We never hcaid the viot retnutt ldut of it until we saw it in t e Coustitu lion. No sttrh interview as that reported took place, and no such language as that put hi tho ntou'li of the diatingu'sbed gen tleman was used towaula Mr. Hevlll either m hia room oi alaewhere by Gov. Smith or any one else. The rumor 1* la',e in cvety particular and is manufactured ol whole elolb. B. H. H. eoulii have easily found out the froth or la'ally ol tho reported statement sad betray* malice by endeavoring to prej udice tba public mind by the circulation ot an abaurd end l.dao rumor. We dont know F. H. R. ; k claims to be a corres pondent of the Constitution ; in tbe tut me, let him be satisfied that Uiete is at least a color of truth respecting hit rumors Wore Ike aende the n bioadoaat over the country. nttuem baring that In this day ol enlighten ment, of newspapers and telegraphs, that false rumors cau be easily corrected and that their disaemiaatlou damages only those who employ such mcaus to iuju.e an opponent or traduce a paity. Congiesuenul CosevcnUots, This body met In Columbus last We ri al wiay and waa railed to order by W. B. Butt, Refill of Meriwether nominated Ma ine Mabry as temporaly cbaii man. A tong dire—ion etrsood, Matthews ot .Talbot, Ft— ot Cowea, Willia of Talbot, Wi - Uamaand Wilkins of Muscogee boldine that Butt, as chairman of the executive committee, was entitled to preside as tem porary chairman, while Revill and Free man ot Trup showed that all parliament ary law and custom gave the right ot nom ination and the authority ot voting on tbe Irsl -named placed ia nomination. After a and ipinied contett, ibe convention iUtcained Rerill, and Mabiy was cuojea chairmen by a vole cl 82 to 12. Christian ol Meriwether wa* chosen sec retary, with Pi neon ol Cowet. and Winn ol Troop as-utant*. Delegates we e enrolled, thoe from Meriwether - U-in K J 11 it* [*-r, Bet. Jones. J I. Munltn, J J Tucker, J O ( nrUtun, W T Florence, G J Martin, W T Rev ill, ‘ I' W M tr‘ In, A H Harris, A J* Dixon, 3 O Jones, V W William*, N C Campbell, O W McOcf ;ec ,-.n 1 Nat Teag'e, 'I wo delegalion* *p . aririg from Ca roll a committee of one f.-oot each county wax spimicted to examine tbe ere dentist* of the claimant* and report there on. This commHice consisted of If A H" Freeman, chapman, W. T. Ifevli). J D Simms, Coweta, D W Drier', Douglas ; M hhackejford, Heard ; Dr T F Brewster, Harris , J M Frnith, Muvt *(;ee ; James Whittje, Cbaishooelice ; W jfjj. it, M tion ; If M Wi lis, Talbot ; Letl JJallard, C impbell. Tbjs commjjtce met at !j o'clock J*. M ari I remained In see J. u until 12 that night deciding, by a vote „i fib, ij, | 0 teal tn* flelecrMes a ,\,h%~A *>*> **<*.*.l, '.!,!l,*i Ca roll county. The minority reported In lavor ol declating Carroll unrepresented ,'n the convention. Thursday 0 o’clock convention reassem bled wnen the majority and minority it poits weie presented by li A 8 F.eewAn end ex-goverooi Hmith. Mr. Freeman sic wed clearly that the delegates selected by tin; primary meeting* were entitled to seals, a* a mass meeting regularly called bad selected the executive Committee 111 d-n whose direction the primary election was held, and Ibe vole at the piima> y elec tion war one of the largest ol the kin>l ever polled In Carroll, the role being nearly 7 limes larger than the vote cast Ii Mosro gee when governor Hmllb ami his ere leagues were selected, fiov Htnhh claim ed Irregular!) ies on account ol cheering and other In'eirtlpllona and said ne.Uxr delegation slim,ld be seated. The vote Inl ig taken on the main rpies ion Carroll wna denied representation try a vote f I<lJ lor, anil 17) against. Before llir applatiw Dial Inllowed the nbnvn ltTlOUn(*moril trad ttbldrl, Mr ftovlll moved that t n tnn.p.rary r tTh -rs be mode the perman' nl nnr of t in con. ve tion,which was agreed 10. Mr, Freeman of Troop moved the ad tp- IlnmcdthwtWrrtlilrds rule In the bn hot ings fur s caiidHate. Adopted,*> Alter much preliminary sjclrniliblng candidates wire n milnated ami tl>e flrsi ballot had, which resulted an lollr w*: llirrls, lb ; Persons, 10 ; Bml’h, ft. Aller the Illth ballot an adjournment wav had lo 1) * 'clot k Filday morning. Friday morning, Muscogee gave (VI Harris ) ol a vote. Hi the al'ernoon Hmith and Petaoijs weie aliandoner) and at dlllrr ent Intervals the name* ol K. M. Dntt, O, Warner, M, J. Crswlord, A. 11. Cox, H W. linn la and Dili I) llacliarinii were p'aoed Ik'loic the convenllon. The names <1 O Warner, A 11. Col and M J, Craw lord wric withdrawn before a ballot war ta ken alter the presentation of their re*pe< live nnines. The 50th ballot stood, 11. It. Harrla, eighteen and otie-slxih ; H. W. Harris, 15 and II :i -sixths. The 85 hid ha! lot stood 11. 11. llama, 17*; Hugh Uriel, anan, Ifi). A<J.>u iirnent lo 0 o'clock Sat urday morning. Saturday morning Judge Whitt* of Chaltshooche, ofleierl a resolution to rider the whole mutter tiara to the pcrplo ami ltd them lry prim ly •.’ections l.i ihc sever al counlies express llmir preference It a candidate for eon re •. Till* lair proposi tion was objected to by tho minority am! under a motion from Oi-v. Smith Ihc Ital ian! re olntlon appoint! g ft committee of conference was laken from (he table and agreed .o. Alter oeveral Irou'S conaulto lion a majority ol this committee consist ing of F. A. 8. Freeman, W. T. He,ill, l). N. Magouirk, James Whittle, M. Sbackle forrl amt T. F. Uiewster prevented a teso ulion recommending an adjournment lo Ncwnan until the 4 h Tuesday iu Septem ber. A minority report signed by A. D. Freeman, W. A. Little, F. T. Mathis, Le vi Ha Hard and J. M.Matthews recommend ed that (he convention go on with the bai- lutings. Alter protracted discussion tbs proposition to ad) mm was voted • down At 8J o'clock p. m.Tf. A. 3. Freeman offe - ed the following resolution : Ittsoinl, That lor the purpose of giving the people of Carroll county, which at pr-aent has n > rcpriaeuration in ibis con vention, an opportunity to elect delegates In such way as may be directed by the Executive Committee oi said county, to represent that county in Ibis conventU n and to gives delegates present further op portunity to confet witn thi ir constituents; this convention be now adjourned to meet again In Mewnan, Coweta County, Qa., on the third Tuesday m September, 1878, ai the huur ol 11 a. m., sed at said hour and place the same shall be called to order by the President, and alter the cat! of the roll of delegatee by Hie Secretary, the conven tion will proceed tegular'y to business Mr. Revill called the previous question, but speeches were made by Oor. Suri’h Cola. Bolt, Willis, Matthews, Freeman and others until near 11 o’clock before a vote waa had on the call to wtstain tbe call of tbe previous question. When tbe call was sustained Messrs. Butt, Garrard and Marlin made speeches, the chair ruling them out oi order and all standard parlia mentary writers bolding that tbe call for the previous question cuts oil all debate and declaring that ail points oi order shall be decided without disc— ioc. Some ot the speeches were decidedly vehement and exciting. One gentleman rose up and de clared that you, pointing to the supporters F. FLOURNOY. J c H.H. *PPINO‘Jr. FLOURIOY & EPPING :0\ V ’ (J.gTOM WABEIIOUSS) W Ab IS II o U S K AND COMMIB}IOW MERCHAJS/lSt iolumbus. oa - Cash Advances made oc Cot Ip iu .Slor*. oi loi bbo uient to other Mar*.eU. Heat Brandi of T Kb a. ways nr b*id at L oweat Market l* faces. of Mr. Harris, “ought to be tarred sit ; feathcrud " During ttm coufoye, and du order Hr. Itevill caiind U> to fact that It was easy Us urn mkJ me dc-or ga I/, rt were .cw. Order tsrti.ily it Slored the ir soloti ,i of Mr. Itdiilir de elsring an al| uin neoi u iftwaan *iu carried by a row of 17) to Jfi), VV<; have not tpuui my a nils detailed “• r , Aft . giy* the ta cafs^T 1110. Z ATIGIfMINr ATTORHEY AT LAW. CiiEaNVjf.bg, Oa, IP-a l Ibe i'reaauWisent* <4 tlss Oraod Jury lo till* Issue, HI.KKV AH A MKUWiXK A poysbiso ssys <b cry bn rest bn* ai ways teen louder I ban Ibe yy i< f keel Not tbst It is m<rft ini (sort ant, but it • ol ten harder lo obtain. The bast ted comes from sound sierr Of two m*n o women ol her wist) urjuai| tb* on* who is*i s the boner wsll be morn 'teaiihy |<i lOcitsi Bhap HI do nru h to cura itriubli ly of temper, jaaisubnss*. It wlll iastora *igo to au ovetworkad brain. It a>ll build p and make strong awk b sly. It wifi coin a iraadsclw it will cuiw a brnuau spirit. It will ctira sorrow I .daol, we most oihSb a long Hat ol ner ?,><• snd at). ti ms la-Ins that si ep will cur*. Tb <m ■>f •'eepleaar’iss it (pilre* a Cie-in, g'swl bed, ufh rent owercisa lo promote wearmows, pleasant rrccajiathm, g, ael err, snd not to warm a nom -, t i lea* consciai.tn and au irvoirjatica of slimolai.ts sn I srcdlc F u tliore who ai# overworked, bagga’d, tier vi-ns, alio pass l epless nlrbU. w corn mend the idopUun ol siu h habits aa wili ser uro sleej ALAKM IA U Tult 7il?if) 7 KNM MK>\ liKARIIAt, fIriSNT I MKI.IOIMI.a, IlK'aW A llhitisn HunJ ct A eorrospnndawt <l * Hewfc* ter Union anil Arlverthsr fsl the truly nlarroing Issue fliat "Giant la now, and lor several ‘/cars ni'ist reim In, Ineligtl lo lo sny cier tvo office under the Uoverament ul , lire United Stale* or ot sny State. •Yon will remember,'he *ays, 'that In lire year 1857, so >n after the clo* ol hia second term, he left the United Stales, and has since been iu Kutnp,aml la now then upon an extended pleasure trip. Upon tn* arrival in F.ngltnd ha was Mis recipient ol mmy honors from the people and the ru! err of Great Britain, ni"nj which, and to which l i all ibn iftentl >a of all concerned; Im was defiled or chosen or a|>iK>in!cil, as by tho laws of Great Britain provided, a freeholder of tlm city of L mlon, which h accepted, ard by that accept nee and presentation he thereby became a ci'ixetr ot the corporation ol London, entitled lo • voice in ita government, and eligible to ti Lord Mayoralty. Upon anch acceptance, end at the time ol Its being conferred, be signed his name to the charter,or such instrument in law as the corporation provides for iignatu e upon adiman,hi of new cititenf. That he also took the oath of allegiance lo such corporation, which is but another form ol naturalixatioa under the laws ol Gift! Bittain. That be is now, in fact as in Us, a subject *f the Q teen,end by such lact has cea ed to be ac It ties o! the Lot ted States, and la therefore Inehglb'e to any prwition under our laws until be baa passed the requisite term ol years alter hit return and has been through the agonies ot naturalization—a term of years that bars him from tho canvas* of 1880. if not all time as to the Presidency of the United States. I submit this out tor our Repub lican friends to ctack •' TO REN T. The Cold S.fln; Mill with 200, acrae o laud will be leaned for a term of years Payment to be made in repairs on Mill- J. L. MUtsTIAN, Agt., Warm Springs, Ga. FRUIT JABS. K. ISL ELLIS LADIES MA2S. Trimmed ard Uutrimme<l, t\e laltd style s, at reasonable price*, at, Robinson* A Bro Tar lip St*4, NEW CROP. ALL VARIETIES, ju*t received. KOBIN3O-S & RRO’S July V7lh. The proared- of 'he North and Hun h ‘Uilr <vl *iu ax*u under s cloud bet boars are in'etsioed that it will be sd on t • s'd compicte-a. The buainese au -g of Cos umbu* pt’-nr Uni It si.ould come to Oreeovitla malMui of going ir l c di.reeUo.i ot UUra ge Msav Of them expr*- a wiiUftgn*** to aid ly iu brifigt' X it to our town L A7 ITT K 1 11 &. V LIsOW IU.IA BACA. A M iiKlt (iU)iit, FI.At DUD U, hKV'KN IOD Turnip Seed. I tight Fie*’ H N KI.LIB NI: W GAIIIjEIM N urrtcirios, Kstabiwlw-l A l> IBTI fjllKKNhiPyiin. N. v.. Wr 'likr this lit I'lill rlritl ll.* - r*M<rl M* riws-tbr, Taibsrt sod a-Jo niog CASStIm, that tr agent-,, liavir.g C-tlrfl cat* of agency will yhdt )•> tlnriug the months *,l July, Au arid rv.pt. lo w.lk i your or-tma f•) trull trees, vines. A* , for the toll 4l *ry <d P’7ll; Wm| I yon Ur reserve y ,or >,r irrt unlit you can or* ~ar plate* represei ,ng 'ir var-*llw, ard git such inlof>riaUoa_Si 'sr agerdr ao- pre pared U> gt* yon WK rJtJMfANIKK TO FLT.FII.I, r > THE LETT Fit ALL WK PHOMDF. Oor esrinor JO IIIIA I IN LEY' has. I r fh- (,*r fifty years, *n.#g.! in coder t Ins, I-roving snd selrl>ng fruila; and et have turn every variety of an, mior kinds In the world, and those terat •a ’ ,-t* 1 for Jhe I* it, and ns itltarenl Inrsmua Don’t be h tnoogge.! by tree peddlers but coir.e lo headn'isrters for g->d (ruiU Those doubting the merti* of the I'm I ley Nuraerhr* can have auch doahla re tn* ve<l by relerting to John 11. WHrdim ot L-Üb-rvit>. JLil*wC''Bl'hlmib <<f At ants. Editor ol VisM rr n. J II P*rn*H Wc t Point, an t hundred* ol other* wt>. have testeil or Units to perfect atir*r lion.. Tlianking you lor pat pair nag> wc k a continuance ol -ame. Very Rwj-crllnliy. J LINDLKY A rON Live merge)ic meu wutile. I a* a-tect* literal commi*-ion given. A 1 ireaa J. A . Slo*t Ir i rn, U L. L. LAWHKNi V N-wnan, G*. .S.W7// N WOliM 0.l Athens, Ga.. Fsn. .2. I*7* Sir ; My child, flee rasvri S, bad aymytom* or worms, t tried ralotuei tad the worm M<-!k-lr,e, bnt noted u> *<(>*! sny worms SssOii Mr Bams certtSea!#, I g.u a rial ol Worm Oil. tod '.he flr*t d<ae brr>*i{h forty worms and the woot do<4 so many were paaaed I did no* roan* the*. S B ADAMh. Prepared by K’d Snitb Lyndon, Ithen* Oet rgia. For Sale by J. E. G. Terrel A Cos GEORGIA f Ordinary's Office. MeriwOUer County. ( July Ist 1878 Whereas Julius C. Norris as Adminie trstor of tbe estate of Charles C. Uan-is, deceased, represents to the court that he has fully administered the estste of rad deceased and a|>p!icafor letters of dismis sion Irom his trust as said Administrator. This i* therefore to cite and admonish all concerned to file their objections, it any they have, on or tel are the first Monday in October next to show cause wby said Administrator abouid not receive letter* of dismission from his trust as Administra tor aforesai 1. Given under my hand and official signa ture. This, July 15t,1878. A. J. HINTON. O . M.C* l.xfjrange, Ga.,2oth, April 1873. Da. T. 8. Bridge Id :-TX* Sufferer's Balls Dr. Heard prescribed for ray UUIe sister who was nf fering very much bom ••Potsoe Oak" gsve speedy relief. Tsro sppUcaOow* caiedd her. Town, Ac. C. L. SUCKS. Prepared by T. S. BradOeld, LaGrange Ga. For sale by J E. G. Terrell & Co s Ca, Ga-, May lat, 1878 Da. T. S.'Bndfietd ; Dear Wr—l oeed the Saf fsrer's Bales 1 bought (ran yew recently, uuu Udote for bee stings with Immediate rebel. I want yea to pat toe ap a a qaan for bmiiy nee. SesjeetTully. JOHN ADAItS Piepared by T. S. Brad field, LaOrauge Ga. Fur tale by J. E. G. Trireil A Cos. TO M*KE MONEY Pit=.saitiy ax * iast, agents should ac d’C3S. Fib ev, Harvey & Cos. Atlanta, Ga. ROBINSON A’. BRO S COLUMN. FRESH ARRIVALS. new Goods IK EW Goods! AT ROBIKSOM a beo. A LARGE LOT OF STANDARD PIUNIS SC. YD. •* * ' ‘ *Urn *G * to t**r HANDSOMK LlN> SUMMER DKKSS ( i( X) DS. “II.KH. I.eMi orkn .Hit v MOflAlH**. P iJ'I.IN * MELaNDK, DUIf.OB, PtljUK, I'Kin A LEM PLAIO A HI lIH'ED LINENH, Eic. W HITE V NIHi.N Colton “V T‘ LA HI K' MILX TIFH LA DIE. i LAt’L “F.'T V LADIF.M EMB III* < ■ lists A f’ofi-. LA Dll H KID '.L'-VKs 7& ' pa llan Ikcretp, f 7,n . * , < ™'* r* inti c**’/') ANOTHER LARGE , ' LOT OF LADIES HATS RECEIVED THIS WEEK, CALL VNH —EX AMIN E- AUE LOWEK TUAN EVEm CA LL LT ROBINSON A BRO . CHEAP CASH STORE if you WANT BARGAINS. ▲n* 16th 1878 vs f. IJ AV i. THIS DAT PLACED OL'ItoHLEU PO i iPXtlh A SHOES Kill 111. r.VLL AND WINTER IRADK Willi TIIE BAY STATE HloE k LKA'IHEK CO WlO AT i r.fcilt i At TORIES A t THREE IMF- ThlH N I i'LACEH EMPLOY TltltKE riIoWSANI) H YNl>% The *.Hn (if SMxura made by them a a t.s-. rod on in Ibe wipers w tUr tmaas screw i, t f'wl in (nut rlrivei > and Irradded .... I side, UK mtrnt-Irtl n.M to rift I i.r i* w-nk is confide liy fecwutmer, ted ,s ng > only su.refnir is dursbilhy t<. ofr'lliat* suit. *>(•! lot Crfrve Crust io-UhUi to the wtaet-f, *S;uT y to thr /# ike iUIU owes At H Vt. IHE I XCI.I WVB WAJ.K OK TIIF. BAY r-TATK MAKE OK BOOT* A HtlOrvH IN HUB (kJL’N IY PcltHir HNKEDINr AUrt INVITKIi lolitY ATUCVM ONE PAIR ON im.L. WE HAVE THE MJMM All HTUCK O r HAND NOW. W s'* err .■ n** t- l.avc tswds to mis >.r ,r c |i,c r ms wwrri yi., tor la |o (Hi lytr- glvr-w <1 muck saHsiacti'iM lor Iwo on p> tr rvt big rigl liy for f A*t|l *' keep msr si e I*, e’ sfl’tiw* a, full ot tnnomtUt ymtd* soil br ssvrrtl r>/i scsWru ..| in trVmJr ? ol wbal we * tier tu merit a s'£e i net s of W-rsioe**. nrn haijes foii ittt wefr lau Elf THAN WK HAVE EVER MADE BEFORE, EVEN W HEN BELLING ON TIME. AND TO THIS MATE FOR IFTH HAVE MIME A VERY LARGE I NCREABE OVER 1877 July nu. IS7S. 11. N. ELLIS.
