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THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION: ATLANTA, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1884.???TWELVE PAGES.
FOR TILDEN.
The Grand Rally of the County
Democracy Yesterday.
FROM MOUNTAIN TO SEA.
The Constitution's Candidate is En
dorsed by the Popular Voice,
AND THE OLD TICKET OF .876
Most Bear The Banners of Vic
tory in the Fight of 1884.
INDICATION'S OF THE STATE CAMPAIGN
IVrliajw a greater compliment was never,
before paid to a statesman than that yester
day conferred upon Haniuel J. Tildcn.
Over Hirac-fourth* of the counties elected
delegate* to the state convention which meet*
in Atlanta on the 8th indont. In Keren-
eighth* of these counties ifiNtnictions were
given for Tildcn; In other*, where no In*
atrurtiona were given, Hie preferences of the
delegate* wore known to Ins for the New York
statesman; and while one or two |??cr*ons,
widely Mattered, were found who opposed the
old ticket, not a single county ha* taken
action agaliiNt it. Hurh unanimity I* un
paralleled, and auch a tribute Mr.Tildcn can
not fail to appreciate gnd accept
The counties also, fit ninny instance*, gave
homo interesting expression* of opinion on
the taritT, the state campaign, and other
questions, all of which will 1m* found duly
chronicled.
WIIJlKrt COUNTY DKLKnATKS.
Washington, June X???(Special.J-*Wm. It. folio-
wajr, John A. Hutton, Brian Maguire amt Brewer
Pope were appointed delegatee to the convention
on the lath Inst. Calloway and Hutton are out of
town aud the other two reftuo to express their
preference.
CI4NOI cor NT Y MCIJW ITW*.
Howikvii.u:, (ia., June{Special.]-At a meet
ing of the democratic party of flinch county held
here to-day, lion. J. I,. Hu ret and Judge r. A.
Hmlth wen* appointed delegate*, with W. II. N
Crew* ami Captain It. II. Johnson a* alternate* to
theatate roiivefitlon to be held in Atlanta on the
???idth Inst.
WIIITFIBI.I* STAUNCH FOR TIIJ???KN.
Dalton, June 3.???(Special.)???Tho democracy of
Whitfield met In convention to-day and Nclectcd
delcgatre to tlie eotiTcntloii to la* held in Atlanta
on the eighteenth: I. K. Shumate, T. It. Jonre, J,
F. Whitman and J. I*. Freeman. They favor the
nomination of Tllden.
action or mom
UoMr.Jnno3.???{Hpcclal.J -Tho county eon veutton
was held to-day. After organizing, the following
delegate* to the Atlanta convention were selected
J. W. II. Underwood, J. II. Ilocso, M. F. Johnson,
W. T. Gibbons, W. O. Foster, D. It. Hamilton.
A resolution was adopted denouncing present
lnlqultlou* war tariffmid railing for 11 redaction,
Have Interviewed delcgatre 1
their preference with tho following rreult
W. O. Fiwter, strongly oppoacd to Tllden and
favor* Carlisle; M. F. Johnaou, no preference, but
rather favor* Tildcn; W. H. Gibbous, (HMltively on
the fence???he I* for the moat avnllatdo man; Un
derwood says tho exigencies of the thnre demand
tho nomliintloti of Tllden and he ahull support
him If lie la physically aldo to fill the dtitlca of the
otDee; I). It. Hamilton In for Tllden mid llcudrlnk*
on the old platform; John H. Reuse naya wliu-o the
vote oil tho Morrlaon bill Tllden scum* to la* a
???ueccaaity, but there are plently of giant men to
.??????elect fraai und hu prefers to watt amt hear tho
merit* of aN dUctuscd before oxprnwdng prefer-
???cures.
mnr.N???s majority in futnam.
itxioXToN, Juno 3.???(Special. L-Th?? Putnani
democratic i??arty ap|N??ltite<l tho follow lug delegatea
to the convention of the lath to-day. Their pre
ference* areas follow*: H.O. llttlubet, Bayard; J.
H. Hold, Tllden; T. I.. Kverett. lUndall; Kotiert A.
Held, Field; It. A. Jenkins, no preference; N. H.
Walker, not noen; M. A. Conley, Tlldeii; J. C.
Co wire, no preference; 1/ J. Walton, Tllden.
Delegatea were alao elected fur the gubernatorial,
congreMlonal and aenatorlal convention.*.
The |??rty pk'ilgvil Itself In favor of rotation, and
Jasper I* the choice In the twenty eighth district.
Hancock aqu ari.lv roa tildkn.
Hr awt v, Juno 3.???(Npoolal.]???The Hancock demo
cratic I'onventlon met today, and F. I.. Little was
elected prreldent ami- Jnmre A. Harley aecretary.
Delegatea were elected to the alate and con-
grv??tonal convention*, and resolution* were |<om
cd Indorsing Tllden for president of the United
State*. and Hon. Houbom Reese for emigre** frem
the elgth district. Every motion waa carried
unanimously.
ACTION OF HAI UWIN COUNTY.
Mtixanoaviur., June 3.???{Special. l~Thc demo
cratic party of Baldwin county met at the court
house today, at twelve o'clock, ami organized with
Oaptalu C. I*. Crawford a?? chairman, and L. far-
rtugtou aa aecretary. The delegatea to the Atlanta
convention of tho 13th of thla month were rhn*cn
aa follow*: Dr. T. II. Kenan amt Colonel K. Whit-
Held; alternate*, Judge D. It. Hanford and Dr. Mark
Johuaon.
Naiuua roa
Hamilton, Ha., Jnne 3.-(8peelal.|???The kill
Inf are the delegate* frem IIarris: F. Ilargett. .
F. Brewster, W. J. Ilndaon, W. C. Wisdom. Wiadom
favor* Tllden.
old nor*70n roa tiijikn.
Prrrv, Ha., Juno X -{Special.J???'The demo racy
of Houston county met tn convention to-day.
Judge W. D. Nottingham waa elected chairman
andt'oloncl II. A. Matthevra waa appointed sccre-
tary. x *
The following were selected to attend the state
peeaideutta) convention aa dclogaUv:
A. L. Miller, W. K. Collier, D. It. Wimberly, War
ren Dixon.
Alternate: J. F. Troutman, W. K. Warren.George
II. Feagln, and J. R. Wimberly.
The executive committee nl*?? met and elected
Major Hlcrtlug Nell chairman and It. N. Ilnltsrlaw
aecretary. They appointed tho second Saturday
In Augud to nominate candidate* for aenator for
the tw ctil) -third district. representative*. ordinary,
and county offiecr*.
Candidate* are blooming out like prluirmc* at
act of sun.
| Tim county Instructs for Tllden delegatea to the
I national convention.
MONROfi FOE TILDKjr.
Forsyth, June 3.???{Hpce|nIJ???The democratic
party of Monroe county???Thet today. Tire meeting
wo* called to order by Captain Mobley, chairman
of the county executive committee.
Dr. L. B. Alexander wax ???elected m chairman
and J. T. Watc.nnan. aecretary.
On motion, a committee of sixteen were ap
pointed to report uamea of aultable persona aa del
egatea to the atate democratic convention and re
port other bunineM for the meeting.
The committee atter aome deliberation, re
ported a revolution denouncing the preoent pro
tection tariff hh a monder of Info-
ulty equally Immoral and unjuvt and
more cowardly than highway re*l??bery, favoring a
progressive dlmintitlon by aa*rapld a rate aa pond-
ble. and heartily Indorsed tho action of our repre-
???entatlrev iu c????ugre'*a who nupported the Morrfuon
bilk
The following are the delegate*: It. C. McHaugh,
T. B. Cablnb*. J. ??. Fhlnlxee, W. If. Burh, W,
Curley, T. J. Fletcher. J. M. Johndon, J.ff. Hutton,
B. If. Fall tier, J. II. Kooten. B. F. Jordan aud C. ???
Turner. All have been neon except 3and they report
far Tllden and Hendrick*.
THK OLD TICKKT AND OHIO FLATFORlf.
Madl*on, tin., June 3.???{Hpcclal.J-The delegate*
are nnlnutriD Dd, A resolution vrnn |*i>*od favor
ing the old Mcket. the Ohio platform.
The repeal of the Interna! revenue wav pa??od
unanimously.
COURT A A TfRfiKN COUNTY.
Nkwnan, Oa., June 3.-[Hpcclal.J -A. D. Free
man. P. If. Brewster, N. O. Bank* and John
Hoodwln were H-nt to the *tate convention aud
liiNtmctcd for Tildcn and Hendrick*.
CARROLL COUNTT PRf.YTJK* TII.DBN.
CARROU.TON, June X???{Npeclnl.}??? Ill tho innM
meeting to day Mc*vr*. C, P. Gordon, J. T. Tolbert,
D. K. Grow and F. N. Cobb were K-lccteil aa dele
gate* to the coil vent Ion which meet* on the Iftth
liot. They were uiiliutnicted, but arc all for
Tildcn.
COBB INSTRUCT* FOR ???TUB OLD TICKKT."
IfAitiKTTA, Hr., June {Hpcclal.J???Cobb county
met cn tnawie to day, with Colonel George F. Go her
In the chair, and Mind* George W. Cleveland, Dr.
Hutnphrfr*, Thomas W. Glover and F. A. Cowan
delegate* to the presidential convention. J.
Borne, W. J. Manning and Colonel C. D. Phillip*,
who were defeated a* delegate*, were appointed
alternate*.
The meeting, by a rising vote, unanimously
voted for the "old ticket"???Tllden and Hendrick*.
ACTION OF TROUP COUNTY P. X FAT TIVF. COMM ITT P.K.
I.aGranok, June :t.???{Hpeelal.]--Onrcouuty ex<*c-
utlxe committee have to-day called a meeting of
the eitlxens for the Unit Tuesday In July, to velect
delegate* to the *tutc gilM-riuitorlal convention
TROUP FOR Til DUN AND AOAlNNT TIIB TARIFF.
La Hranob, June 3.???{Hpeelal.J???Tho demoerutlc
party of Troup county In maos meeting nt Iji-
Grange t<Ml<iy. appointed It. C. Ferrell, Jatntw
Truitt, JuincN l^.yd and lllrnm Denulaa*delegate*
to the Ntntc convention. All are for Tllden.
They |*Uft??cd re-Milutlon* condemning the tariff
agitation In emigre** and endorsing Tildcn and
the Ohio platform.
They al*o darned res??dutlon* unanimously by a
rising vote strongly Indorsing the candidacy of tho
Hon. It. C. Humber for state treasurer.
IlC RKBCOUNTT???a A<T|O.V.
WAY.v??ooko, Go., Juno 3.???{H|>celal.J???The dele
gates to the coiivwtlun to nomluntoacoiigre*siiian
for tho tenth district nro K. A. I???erklns, J. J. Jones,
J. II. Joiicn, 0.0. Wnrneek, J. M. Wimberly, J. 1>.
Munnerlyn. Alternate*: Thomaa Qulnncy, J. l'.
Thomns, C. T. Belt, A. G. Whitehead, H. J. Heath,
It. O. Chance.
Delegate* to Atlanta on June 18th: K.F. Lawson,
P. D. Cox, H. J. Hell. J. II. MtKenxIe, C. T. Belt, 8.
K. Perkin*.
Tho meeting was liannonloiis, and imssed reso
lution* heartily endorsing Hon. George T. Batik*
for eoiigivMiiiau in the tenth district.
ItRNRY COUNTY WANT* TILDKN.
lion. Porter Ingram waa requested to act as chair- | Clarke county held a large and enthusiastic meet-
man. t lug to-day at the courthouse to velect delegate* to
The following gentlemen were aelected a* dele- j the Atlauta convention June, fe. The following
gate* to the state convention: Kx-Govemor J. M. delegate* were elected by Reclamation:
Hmlth, Colonel D. W. Champoyre, Major J. 8. Gar- K. B. Bussell? Talbot M. I inter. K. T. Brown aud
rett. Lieutenant M D. Peabody; and as alternates ; If. If. Carlton. A Hermits*, W. If. Holman, W. H.
Captain T. K. Blancluird, Captain W, A. Little, Cap- ! Morton, A. It. Joue* and T. P. Vincent. The dele-
tain C. It. Bremen and Captain A, P. Poe. [ gate* were uulmdrucutl but ore a unit for TUden
The delegation Is supposed to be nnuulmou*ly ??? and Hendrick*,
for the old ticket. ) Enthusiastic fepewhes were made. The meeting
CLAYTON WANTS the SAOF. or aftAMMBKTY. ! wa* oncofthe most enthusiastic ever held In
Jon Kimono, Ga., June 3.-{4peeiaI.l--The delegate* Clarke. The eounty was well repre-ventefl.
to the presidential convention are: John I.. Doyal, ! moiwan for unclb sammy "dkad or alive.
rvrtow aoun roa tub old ttatgr.
Cartkiuvillr, Ha., June o.-4Hpccial. J-Thc mas*
meeting wa* callrel to orelcr. and on motion
General It. M. H. Young wa* clei???U*! chairman.
The following remdutUm was offered by l|oa. A.
Fite, aud was unanimously adopted
Revolvrel. That the (U-moenu v of Bartow county.
In convention awmlilol, hereby declare for th
???old ticket." Tllden and Hrudrlrka, and hereby
Instruct our delegates to um- all honorable uieaus
fn the Atlanta cuiiventiou tn secure a delegation
to the Chicago rtmventlon pfot)p*l to vote for
Ten delegatea and ten alternate* wen- then se-
UK iMmurr* roa thdcn.
Aidant. Ga.. June 3.???{Hpeeial.}???I^ee eounty
MrDoNouuit, JunoU.???{HpecUl-l???Henry county
scuds Captain J. M. Williams and Judge W. T. Dll-
ken as delegate to the state convention. They go
uulnstmctcd but nre for Tllden.
PAVIJHNO WILL TANK TIIP. OLD TP'RCT ATRAIOIIT.
Dallas. Ga., Juno3.^-(Hpeclal.J???The democracy
of pRuldlng county In convention nssemhled to
day In the courthouse elected the following pt >r *ou.*
delegate* to the state convention which liurts
In Atlanta on June lath: W. K. Fielder and Tlum.
J. Cooper a* delegate*, and D. I'. Hill and Henry
llroswell as alternates. They were instructed for
Tllden and Hendrick
To tho convention to nominate a governor and
statchousc oitlccr*, Dr. 8. Ibdiertson and George P.
Itotwrts were eleetisl delegate*, and John lloue aud
. M. Hplnks were elected alternate*.
low N PC* FOR TtLDBN,
Valihwta, Ga.. June Jt.???f8poebiLJ???Lowndwi
county s??Mids tin* following deb-gatt** to the Atlauta
convention: C. It. Pendleton, 1??. C, Ashley, It. T.
MyddlctMii, W H. Weal and It. T. I.ltiuburger
They alt favor Tllden for pre*ideut.
THOMAS COUNTY SOLID FOR TtLDBN.
Tiioma*vilib,Junes.???IrtpeelaLl???A convention
of the democratic party held in the courthouse to
day nominated delegate* a* follow* to the statu con
vention In Atlanta on the tath:
K.H. Mitchell. John Triplett, H.T. Haye*, N. B.
Hpcngler. They are untnstrurtvd, but solid for
Tlldeu.
To thegulicruAtorlAl convention: Colonel A. T.
MacIntyre, W. ti. lew D.O. D. Hcott, J. T. Culpepiwr,
unlnstniete??l but for McDaniel.
Gongresalonal i'onventlon to l?? called: A. T.
MacIntyre. Jr., J. A. l*op*\ H. H. Mcl^ndon, and
William White; will vote for II. G. Turner.
Seventh senatorial convention: K. T. Muel.nm,
II. J. MacIntyre, C. P. llaimdl, J. T. Culpup|wr; In-
atructcdfor B. H. Mitchell.
api???unu rousrrv'R dulkuatk*.
Jmur, Ha., June 3.???I Hpcclal.J???At the demo
cratic mass mer-tlng held today W. II. Whatry, of
Jeaup, and 6 C. Grave* uf HPreven were made
delegate* the June elgtlnwiith convT-ntlon. and
Hon. H. It. Ilani* and John Massey dclegntiw to
the August thirteenth convention.
M???lNTOSII COUNTY VNIX9TRVCTKD.
DARiCN.Ga.. June 3.???(Hpeelal.l???Captain C, H.
Hopkins and H. W. Grubb were to-day cleeU*l as
delegate* tn the state convention to assemble In
Atlauta on the INth preximo.
RANDOUTI n>R UNCLE SAMMY.
CmiRBRT, June a???i8peetal.|???Tn?? Randolph
eounty democracy semi delegate* to Atlauta in
???tructcd for TUden aud Hendricks.
Htrong resolution* wcreadopUxl Indorsing them.
TALIHlT roa TII.DCN.
Talbotton, June {HpedaLJ???The democrat* of
Talbot county appointed a* deU'gate* to-tlay to the
state convention to s??-leet delegates for the Chicago
convention are: J. 11. Worrill. Judgv-Matthews. A.
J. IVrrytnan, Dr. Nml, Charle* Hmlth and John
Waund. They are untustructed. but favor Tilcdn.
niutoKi r ??a>r uncle oaMMY.
Canton, Jnne A???{Special.J???In the democratic
meeting to-day d* legate- were electe??l to three
conventions. W. 11. IVrkitiM>n was cIivunI chair
man and Ben F. ferry secretary.
; To the presidential coifveutlon J u??lge Jame* B.
Brawn and Hon. William A. Teasley were elected
delegates, and Cohmel J. J. A. Sharp and Oiptaln
John 11. Klrhanl* alteruatiw. |l*th the delegate*
and the altera abw are favorable to the old ticket.
No Instructions were given, but the sentiment U
strongly In favor of the old ticket.
Gubernatorial convention. Captain II. W. New
man and W. J. Webb delegate*: Colonel C. D. Mad
dox aud M. A. Keith alternate*. No instructions
nor intimation given as to the sense of this ram
ins regarding the canthlature of any state house
official.
Congressional convention, time and place not
yet died. Captain W. II. IVrklnran and Ben F.
Derry delegates; Captain T. N. Delaney
and G. I. Teasley alternates. No instruction*.
Nt-sronrs roa tildkn.
Coil-gars. Ga., Junes.???{Special.}???A mass meet
J. G. Spence, F. M. Kimble, R. C. Green, alter
nate*.
To thegubeniutorlitl convention: G. D. Stew
art, John M. Mundy, and H. H. tiay aud A. C. Bla-
lack, alternates.
Resolutions fndersiug TUden and Hendrick* were
passed.
WAP.RKN WANT* THE 0141 MAN.
BARNtrrT, June 3.-{Special.J -Warren county in
dorses Tllden and Major George T. Itarue*. She
send* the following delegate* to <;hicogo: E. H.
O'Brien, T. K. Mawdongale. Guliernatorial con
vention: Jaunw Whitehead, 0. M. McNJregor.
Congressional convention: A. Leaser, Judge Gib- j ??iRBEN??>B??>Ro / Juuc 3.???[Hpeelal.J???There
, F. M. Harrison, C. C. Lowe, K. -H. O'Brien, T. j mum mating of the democracy held at tho
M. Jones. -
Madison, June 3.???{Special.}???Hon. John G. M????-
Ilenry and W. H. Barker nre the delegate* from
Morgan to the mining convention. W. A. Brough
ton and W. H. Iry are alternate*. They are all un-
conditionally extreme Tllden men. Colonel Mc
Henry, of Madison, nay* "I am for TUden d??ud or
alive." Sfr. Barker Mjr??: "TUden aud Hendrick*.
I have no other choice."
The county convention Indorsed the Ohio plat
form and declared In *trong??ft term for Samuel J.
Tllden. Morgan will vote for Tllden delegate* to
Chicago.
ORKKNK WILL TAKE. TtLDBN.
Gkkenmhoro, Juno 3.-[Hpee|aI.]???'There was a
nrt-
wexar ifTwri???imp
torpid bowels,
disordered liver,
??? and MALARIA.
*rom these sources arlso three-fomtbj of
tho diseases of tho human ruco. These
symptoms indicate tholr ???Jn*tonc<y Loia ol
Appetite, Bowels costive, Sick Dead*
aclte, fullness atter eating, aversion to
exertion of body or mind, Eructation
temper, Low
spirits, a deling of havliifl; neglected
some duty, DSzzlness, f luttering st the
, house thb morning. There was a large attendance
ufson roa TitF. old Tintirr. j and the utmost harmony prevailed. Hou. L. D.
TromASTON, Go., Juno 3. ??? (8pcclal.[ ??? Judge . ( urlton was elected elmirmuii and Ktlwanl Young
Thorns* 8. Horton and B. F. Matthew* were to-day secretary.
elected dolcgatcs, and J. D. Alexander and J. F. j The following delegates were appointed to repre-
Lewis alternates to the Atlanta convention, and ; sent the democracy of Cfrcene at thu different con-
were unanimously instmeted for Tllden and Hen- j vent ions:
drieka. j To thu congressional convention at Athens. Wm. i
cunrrn- ! '??? M-??hor W r.
Heart, Dots tmfore the eyes, highly col
ored Urine, C0A8TIPAT103, and do-
monc the use of a remedy that acts directly
on tho Liver. Aa a Liver medicine TCTT'Jt
PIL LS have no equal. Their action on the
mp,;
hese three
engrrs of the system,** producing appe
tite, sound digestion, regular stools, a cleat
akin and a vigorous body. TUTT??S PILLS
no nausea or griping nor Interfere
with dally work and nro a 4 v.*rfect
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA-
HE FEELS LIKE A KBIT KA9.
.. I h??TB bad Dyspepsia, wftb Consllpa
Uon.two years, and have tried ten different
muds of gits, and TUTT'J are the first
??? ??? They have
appetite 1*
SMITH???S
Extract of if Floi
STANDARDREMED>
roa all ni*BASKs or i
Bladder' and IfidneiJ
NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL.
Endorsed by Practicing Physicist
APPROVED BY THE PUBLIC.
WOMAN???S FRIEND.
and I now
tion met In ZebulonkMlayund nclectcd the follow
ing delegates to the state convention: Colonel H. N.
Woodward, J. K. Gardner, A. W. Blake, and J. K.
Beauchamp. They were Instructed to favor Til
den's nomination.
I'UTNAM INDORTB* HUM BUR.
Katotton, June 3.???{8|ieelal.J???Strang resolu
tions preaentlnfM. C. Humber for treasurer were
unanlmouiily pasoerl to-rlay.
IJIK FI??R TIIJ>EN.
SMITHVILLF, June JL???(Special.J???Lee send-* J. F.
Wat*ou and J. W. Fomwtcr Instructed for Tildcn.
LINCOLN WANT* TILDKN.
Lincoi.nton, Juno 3.???[Special.J -Thc mas* meet
ing held hero to-day appointed T. II. Hiilleiishead,
J. D. Colley and T. N. Fcllar* a* delegate* to attend
the convention to be held In Atlanta June lHth, to
nominate delegate* for the Chicago convention.
Three gentlemen are unaniinoin for Tlldeu.
T. II. flollcushead and J. D. Colley were also ap
pointed delegate* t?? the Atlanta conventIon Au
gust 13, to nominate a governor mid state house
officer*.
J. W. Barksdale, K. K. Itamscy, Dr. John Siin*
und 1. N. Zcllurs were appointed delegate* to the
cougn*??M|oiial convention which meet* In Sander*-
vllle, July 1st. Hon. Heorgo T. Barnes wa* strong
ly In do rood by our people to-day.
A. K. Strother, T. II. Itemson, If. J. Long and J.
M. Died were appointed delegate* to the scnutorlal
convention, anil Hon. F. II. Colley, of Wilke*
county, was Indorsed a* a man iu everyway
worthy to represent thl* district.
CLAY ULAMOR* Foil TILDKN.
Fort Gaines, Ga., June 3.???{Special.}???The fol
lowing are the delegatea to the convention fram
(lay: A. F. Ingraham and It. A. Turul|??ccd.
Jenkins and Fhllfp Ten*Iey, alturimtes. Taey
go uuiustrueted but are aolld for Tllden.
SUMTXR WILL TAKB TILDKN.
AMBRiru*. June 3.??? (Hpcclal.J???Dr. J. B. Hinkle
V. Haney, H. L. Oliver and J. F. Hom are dele
gate* to the State convention, and Hou. A.D. Cult*
C. N. Burklmlter. Dr. W. 1*. Burk und Hon,
. Davidson alternate*. *
All the delegate* aud a majority of thu later,
imtcsarc for Tlldeii,
Resolution* were adopted favoring lion. Dupont
(terry n* a delegnto to tho national democratic
iitiou from thu third district.
Ml'UK A A fpl'NTY FOlt Tll.pRN.
Serino Flack, Juno 3.???{Special.???At the con
???utlon held here to-day thu following delegate*
???re selected: A. Trammell Starr und J. IL It lx
thu prreldentlal convention to buhold Iu Atliui
on the 18th luntunt; W. C. Carter, W. J. IVwple,
Dr. B. B. Brawn and J. L. McIntyre to tho guberna
torial convention; W. J. People*. Dr. It. B. Brown,
'. W. Glddcns nml A. Tnunmell starr, to thu *cv-
entli district cougreH*loiial ecnventlon.
The delegate* go unlnslrucicd but are known to
prefer Tllden for president, MeDuutcl for govv
and Hardeman for state treasurer.
ITBIICB COUNTY FAVOR* TILDKN.
Bi.ACK*itCAn, Go.. Juno 3.???{SpoctaLJ???At the
luiiMN meeting of l'leryo eounty democracy held
to-day. the following delegate* were elected to the
dcimM'mtlestatoeonvcntlon: S. W. Hitch and W. H.
Brantley. To the gub<*rimtortat convention: C. S.
Youmnn*, J. W. JoIiuikhi, Dr. Allen Brown, W. It.
l'hlUI|>*. A. J. Dickson, Dr. A. M. Moore, W. F.
Sweat and F- J. A. Caster. To tho congreMtotml
convention: A. B. lUtre, Jr.. W. It. I'hlllt|>*, W. G.
Brantley, A. N. Smith, T. L. Strickland and H. W*
Hitch.
No resolutions were passed, and tho delegate* go
untrammelled. The delcgatre to tho *lnto eouveu-
tion are for the most avullable limu for president,
aud are Inclined to the old ticket.
The congressional delegate* are nearly, if not all,
for Nieholl*.
IION. II. <1. TURNER INDORSED.
Haishriihik, Ga., Jiiro 3.???(S|ieclal.]???Atthcdcm-
oenitlc meeting held here to-day tho following
delegate* were elected to tho Atlanta convention:
Ben. K. Bussell, J. D. Tolliert, Maston O'Neal, G. A.
Velgh, D. A. Bussell, R. H. Terrell and Ilenry Her
ring. The delegates go tiulustniete??l.
Bi'Milutlons euiloning Judge H. B. Bowen aud
lion. II. G. Turner were adopted*
JEFFERSON INSTRUCTS FOR TIIB OU> I'LATFOKM.
LouisviLLR, Ha,, Juno 3.???{special.???A mass
meeting was held at IamiInvUIc, Ga., to-day to se
lect delegate* to the AtUnta convenllon Juno l*th,
the Kulwniutorial convention August Lltii, eon
grvMlounl convention at Sandersvtile July l>t, and
senatorial convention for tho INtli senatorial dis
trict.
Resolution* were edopted favoring TUden and
Hendricks for pre*ldont and vice-president, Hon.
II. D. McDaniel for governor, and George T. Karnes
for renigress. Tlw delegate* were Instructed to
cast their vote* accordingly.
The delegates to tlie Atlanta convention, June
18th, are: H. W. Warren, J. J. 1*0111111, A. II. Woot
en, J. N. Oltphaut. The delegate* tho guberna
torial convention. Augiut thirteenth, are'.* J. II.
IVilhlll, T. F. C aulk, W. L. Phillip* and J. F. Adklu.
Do DOB COUNTY WANT* TILDEN.
Kastm a s , J une X???The Dodge county convention
to-day elected the following delegate* b) the At
lantaconvention: J. Bishop, Jr., and M. L. Buirh,
with preference* for Tllden. Alternates, John A.
Harrell. F.. 11. Bacon, against TUden.
The delegates are Instructed for lion. Walter I v .
McArthur.of Montgomery county, a?? delegate to the
Chicago convention from the third congressional
dbtriet, and to use all legitimate mentis for the
election of Hou. D. M. Roberts, of Kastmau, u*
delegate to Chicago from the state at large.
A resolution was adopted favoring the tariff for
revenue only with Incidental protection to homo
industries, the abolition ol the Internal revenue
system.
BALL TAKES TILDEN AO AIN M THE WORLIL
Gain??>ville. June 3.???[8peclaL|???Hall county
met fn convention to-day and elected the follow
ing as delegare* to the state convention in Atlanta,
June 18th: lion. John B. Kstv*. Joseph T. Halle-
man, Samuel C. Dunlop and Andrew J. Monday,
together with four alternate*. They were uuln-
structcd. but are Tllden men. Judge Kste* hen<D
the delegation and U for Tllden as against the
workl.
CAMrBELL WANTS TUB OLD TtOtCT.
cleaned me out nicely.'" My
???plendid, food digests readily.
have natural passage*. I reel like a nee
man.- Wj). EDWARDS, Palmyra, O.
BolCemywhe r e t a.Tc. Office,41 MnrraySL^aF
TUTTS HAIR DYE.
Gray JIaib or WniSKEM changed lit
???tantljr to qGLoesr Black by a singlo op
p!2ca??????m of this DTE. Sold by Drueglst*
orient by express on receiptof f 1.
Office, 44 Murray Street, New York.
TQTTt MANUAL nr hrmtL RECEIPTS r pr '
Henry T. Lewis. Alternate*. If. C. Pennington,
P. A. Fluker, James L. Brawn, John H. Carlton.
Presidential convention???Dr. W. K. Adams, V. D.
Gresham, W. If. Branch, J. J. Sander*. Alternate*,
Dr. W. If. Credille, W. H. Stovall, Mays Jenkins,
J. B. Y. Warner.
Gubernatorial eon volition???Dr. J. M. Griffin.
If. Smith, J.O. Boswell, W. M. Weaver. Alternates???
W. D. West, A. G. Caldwell, U. II. Slotk, C. M.
King.
The meeting unanimously recommended the del
egate* t???? supjsirt IC??n. Seaborn Reese for ??*mgre**
III the eight district.
A rmilulion indorsing the ii<lniint??tration nt [ Wcnrled from the labor, of the dn.v on goln*home|
tjoveruor Mebuntel were uiinulmnu-ly ui|opte??t. : lind that they ennnot have the aeafred??? and I
A rietolutlon exprevdug the hhrti preference ot { *tJll I
the ileutorrary for Tllden aud Hendrick* and re- j drainage upon It, ,yJtJm tro'm the efiecUoOceth' I
(prm tvaa uuanlmoindy ailoptud by ?? rising vote, j big. If they would think to u*c Dr. Bigger,' South-
' era Itetnedy, los* of aleep a; * ??? ' *???
Offered on its merits, not introduced to
the the public by paradinj; the naipcs and
nature of the complaints of those who havfl
been benefited by its use. ~
Every bottle speaks for itself and is its
own advertisement.
Ask your druggist for
BUSINESS MEN!
SMITH'S
Sold all Around Wn~M.
PSK.tl.n FOR CSCLE SAMMV.
Decatur, Ga., June 3.???{Speelul.J??? 1 The following
are the delegate* to the *tate eonvenUoti to t*>hcld
in Atlanta on June lath, vU: Hon. Milton A.
Candler, Judge John W. McCimly, Hon. W. P.
Bond, T. F. Sehulley. All nro for Tlldeu except
Uindlcr, who 1* for Bayard.
Messrs. H. A. Kmn*pcck, J. (J. Johnson, Dr. J. If.
Gore and O. Wlnnlngham were elected delegnto* to
the state convention for the purpose of nominating
governor and statehouso officers. Tho delegate* to
each convention were instructed to select thclrowu
altcruatc*.
ROCKDALE FOR UNUJ*. SAMMY.
Conyers, June 3.???[Spwlal.J??? 1 The Itorkdnle dem
ocratic convention which met to-day In uuswor
to the call of Colonel Glenn, cliulrmau of thu exec
utive committee, unniilinoiisly elected the f<dlow-
lug delegate* to thu statu democratic convention,
which meet* iu Atlauta on the lath: Dr. J. A.
Stewart and Judge A. C. McCrIIh, and Colonels J.
C. Barton and If. Y. McCord u* alternate*.
A resolution expressing the preference of thu
convention for TUden und Hendrick* wa* adopted
w ith great outhu*ia*m.
WALTON FOR TILDKN.
Monboe, Gii., June 8.???{Sjieelal.}???.V large numl*?r
of the citizens of thl* county met In the courthouse
to-day, with Thomas A. Gibb* III the chair.
Thoina* A. Gibb*, George C. Selmnii, C. U. Now
ell and J. K. Numuilly were elected delegate* to the
ntntc ??*fmveiitlon.
A resolution Imtanitig Samuel J. Tildcn for
president was unanimously passed.
TAYLOR FOR TII.DKN.
ItiTLKiLJiiue 3.???{Special.]???Tuylor county wleets
W. S. Wallace and J. B. Ifosjais* to attend the con-
veiitfou iu Atlanta, and to go for TUden nnd Hen-
d ricks.
NEWTON FOR UNCLE SAMMY.
CoVINOTON, Ga., Juno 3.???{Special.]???Newton
county send* tho following delegate* to tho con
vention to la? held In Atlauta on the lath ln*t.: J.
G. I.cstor, L. F. Livingston. T. D. Guinn, G. W. W
Stone. Jr. All for the old tlckett, according to in
htruetlons of the mn** meeting.
Dr. J. J. Deft ring wim elected chairman of tho
executive committee for tho county.
TUB OLD TICKET.
A IRA NY, Juno {S|*nIhI.1???The democratic
invention of Dougherty county to-day elected
delegate* to ladli Mate conventions as follov
For the convention on tho lath of June to elect
delegate* to Chicago: Hon. W. K. Smith and Cap
tain K. L. Wright; to the convention on the 13th of
Auguat to nominate governor nnd statehouse offi-
rs, J. W. Walter* aud J. R. Forrester.
A revolution declaring for TUden und Hendricks
adopteil, though the delegates were un Instruct
would be unknown.
??? and bowel complxintj I
DR. BIGGERS???
SOUTHERN
COOK STOVES
BBMEDYIi
THE BEST IN THE MARKET!
FOR
DIARRHOEA AND DYSENTERY-
17 Different Sizes and Kinds
LEADING FEATURES:
CRAMPED FINANCIALLY SffiSSSSSfe?
Piece, Douhlo Short Centers, Heavy Blng^Jove;
lIliimlnatiHl Fire Door*, Nickel Knolw. HI
Has no speedy relief, hut cramped in tho 1
ha a sure one In tho use of Dr. Blggers's Sol
Remedy, the great specific for all bowel affe
and an undoubted boon to parent* whb have been ,
spending sleeplcNi night* in nursing the little ones
who had been gradually wasting away from the
drainage upon its system from the effects of teeth
ing until glveu.
WALTER A. TAYLOR,
1 lire Door*, Nickel Knobs, Nickel
1'aricL*, etc. Uneqimled In material, In Finish, ana
in alteration.
Fend for Descriptive Circular to - t
HDNNiCUTT & BELLINGRATH
Lor. Peachtreo und Walton Htrcct*,
ATLANTA. OA.
ATLANTA. OA.
DON???T
KLTn,fBSjfZSSKS*
CJooer???
?????n<! Sl.OOI.'f
cd.
WILKINSON UN IN UTIIUITF.D.
Irwinton, June 3,???{HpcclaLl???The delegatea to
tho Atlanta convention are: H.T. Can well, A. K.
Itaxar; alternates, I. J. Foutitaiu, J. T. Burk. No
Instructions nnd no preference.
* 0W1KKRTT FOR TILDEN.
LxWRKKCCVILLK, Ga., June 3.???[Hpeelal.]???M. P.
King, Mnera Marlin, T. M. Peeples am! W. E. Nim-
niouswerc to-day elected delegate* to the state
convention. Karb one i?? solid for TUden f{??t, la*t
and forever. The convention was. and the county
seemed to be. ununlniouH for Tildcn.
WASH INC, TON WANTS UNCLE SAMMY.
8anpeu*vu.lk, June 3. ??? {Hpcclal.J ??? Messrs.
Wright, Pringle, Warthcn, Parsons. Hiiic*, Bough-
ton, llolmcaand Smith are thu delegate* chosen
to-??lay to represent Washington eounty in tho At
lanta convention of the 18th Inst. No Instructions.
Seven have been Interviewed ami my TUden 1* the
man for the crUI*.
Barnes was Indorsed for emigre**.
iKil.imiORPE WANT* UNCLE SAMMV.
Lexington, JunuS.???{special. J???'Tho dcmocrata of
Ogle|hor|*e eounty met iu convention to day nnd
appointed the I'oliowliig delcgaUv to the conven
tion to be held in Atlanta on the l*th to elect
delegate* to the Chicago rouventlon: J. J. l\
McMaulln, II. McWhirter, J. T. Oliver. W. C.
llirchtuere. All of them are strong TUden men.
Delegate* were ab*> appointed to tha gnberna-
torlul conveutlon. and instructed for Mrlhinici
for governor trad J.C. Bold for attorney general,
provided he 1* in the rare.
Resolution* were passed indorsing cx-Hnvcrnor
Smitli aseaudidatefor the senate from the 13th
district.
HEINE AND BARX?? Toll CONORIV*.
Augusta, Ga., June 3.???{Hpeelal.J???At the
democratic mas* nuttings to-duy
in the rminttc* In the tenth dis
trict. lion. George T. Bamea was unanimously re-
commemlcd for the Domination foreongreaa. Hou.
Seaborn Reese will have no democratic opposition
for congress in the eighth dbtriet.
SPRING
SIwtQgfbr 910, a fil
??? , - - Orgsnstw for ST. a SUN Magic Lsn-
l??rn for SI3.00, can got vny uf
???rtlrlfs rnur, If jod If III I grt up s club for ~
tt AnurlcaaDl.-iii-n. W lllfl nrj H%n??l ~
inpls copy ssd try ??? I
t ton ran atari s???
p?? jrymi from SIOD
??? C*nd at one# fsr mm.
t??*gn# of Wntebss, RcIf-eseklaL-
???nrs,Rpjr UlsaaM. Ttl ???w>p??#.Tflegraph Inalrnmsnt*. ()r.
tn ArrtinDfma. Violin,. Ar. It ma.rstart r^n on tha rvil
IWORLO MANUPA-'TURINQ CO.
I 122 Nassau Strset. Now Yorl
Se;.X' Uf a air
'O&ssrzs! WAN I-
i?? mplU I
I* the season in which bad' or poisoned blood i* j
most apt to show itself. Nature, at thl* juncture,
need* something to assist It In throwing off the |
Impurities which huvo collected by the sluggish
circulation of bload during the cold winter month*.
Swift???* Specific I* nature'* great helper, ns it I* a
purely vegetable ultcrntlvu and tonic.
Rev. L. B. I???nlnc, Macon, Ga., write*: We have
been using Swiff* Specific nt the orphan*' home u*
a remedy for blood eomplniiiL*, and a* a general
?? l.u a , . a- *- ?? *--????? iftg f
health tonic, nml have hud remarkable result* from
cured some of our children of Serofu-
W. If. Gilbert.druggist. Albany. Ga.. writes: "We I
v selling forge quantities of Swift???* Specific for a |
irlug a Iterative nnd general health tonic, and
ith the bent result*. It fo now largely u??ud n* a I
preventive and cure for Malaria. There are many
remarkable evidences of it* merit iu thb section/??? |
THE GREAT DRUG HOUSE OF CHICAGO.
Treated HCienunctUiy
and cured wlthoat the
knife. Book entreat*
ment sent free. .
fJr^Gratiany A Worrit
???*??* * la ??f.
'THE BEST IS CHEAPEST."
ban all I
other Blood Purifier* comb ....
toiifohlug renults. One gentlunran who used a half
dozen bottle* *a\-* It did him more good than treat
ment which coat him fl.ROO. Another who ho* used
It fora Scrofulous affection reports a permanent
???S^threshersEs:/-
Ono gentleman who had hren confined to hi* bed
six week* with Mcreurial Bheninatfom ha* beru
cured entirely, aud speak* in the highest praise of
S. 8. 8. CHILES dc 11EHRY, Chattanooga; Tenn. 1
CloierBillen
katuoiianed 1840.," j
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???BRADFORD???.
PORTABLE MILL ??????
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ru>cn aiuiumai
Bta4 fhr dHOTtptl,, Clr.. . f
Ur. AddrM. plUlUJ
runs BRADFORD (CD.
DR. BETTS
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
, , 81 West 9th St, Cincinnati,0.
*Tnr un* iaie *??f this IMspcusary have ***ctire*l t
??rurl*l-w:u??* r??-|*aiation torsKcdlly rurina >V Tills
li.-norrlu.., ud
Snutrr Vn??:biw. ????????????l *???*?? ?????>??.
YOUNG, SiPDLE-AGED AND OLD HEN.
i-a. c'mthe t rrtble ethfeta of N**rv
;u iM'llty. Ln-t Xtf.nLood, Youtu-
n* ??????^wbuv.nr Kxrrmolany kind
V.ibm-** ??? ra. lr ,.. dvtoua drehms. OB' i.WD'*ai pim??>i??nMmrmn-
FAtaat RN, Juue 3.???[S|teclal.]???The deimverary ??? tsi??d. ema t-tM. weak, mdanrholy. aharnt-mlDd-
l*> ??foy elected to the Atlanta convention a* dele- I ???d.daU.P* hand find* bis life a burden,
gate*, Simon Seller* and W. L. Wilson; aa alter-
matea T. W. fathom and W. C. Parker, and pa*M*t
on motion of W, J. Green a resolution indorsing _
TIMon f..r pn-H.dil u.t ln.lru.Un?? Ihc drkT>U. ^ffSgSvlSfSgiCf
nmm weakened, has laa-
..LsMu-nal etnliotan*, tsdetail-
??m (a ffNanrsfrref Is wry ??
CINCINNATI, tf*.
Our Treatise on Blood and Skin DUcase* mailed I THE DDfQEB A CONARD CO???S
1 BEACTirCL F.VF.IM1 LOOMING
free to appllcauu.
THK SWIFT RPBCinc CO..
Drawer 3. Atlanta. Go.
New York Office, 139 Wcat Twenty Third St.
IiOSE
Polytechnic Institute.
TKItltR HAUTE, IND.
A School of Kugincering; Manufacturing Machine I
Sho|i*. Entrance Examination* Junc 'X and Sept. I
M. Address Frre???tCHAS.U. THOMPSON.
hU we frl wky
^OINCEE^AR&Cd.^
ABSOLUTELY
CANCER;
I Treated tctentlflcatly
and cured without the
knife. Book on treat- ,
meat sent Free,
AND Dce Orationy A XerrU,
TUMORS ???njESUSSW"
SHmCSunSB
ILI8HTKIN3 SEWER]
1 **???? >hon*and ??tic. he* a minute. TH
alKolutrty tird-e'ic* N.-x- Nir.c-hlni
wtkciuKO OP??? YOUTH.
rrewriptiAR Free for ??h* *p???d?? core of Xmem Do
jf.tr. ManLncd. and all disorder* kroocht on fcf
~sscr???*???T.gs' , B\^??A??fn
RockfordWatches
New cditK-a.???New Uadia^.-N
I xcaLUurr ToaMft. The kaa.U
sjnA-C
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B. yoMJWW A CO .lei] Mam Sc, I
SMOKE THE BEST.
i W* hear to Inform tho pabBe and smoker*
??? afeajTdsssiM o?? iu '???
GOLDEN VIRGINIA, PZRIQUE AND TURKItN
which wo are u*ing In the m??nufActnre of
??? iklact.
Pl*??InU John W. Forrader and J. K WoUon o?? fn* of the dimuvrats of Muscogee was held at the i t ?? nn
I.GmuIm lil ,V*,, iMtn(..,htl,kh .hn l(... ml. liitt.i 1 ??? ~ ??? ??? - - ... i . a . ??? ,
to use all honorable means to further bta elec- j
delegates to the
with power to
nvcntlon on the 18th ot Jnne. courthouse to day to select delegate* to the state
???ppoint thvir own alternates, i convention, to assemble in Atlanta June 18th.
W^l |canaowgi
CLARKC COUNTT CmirklAsTlcrOR TILDCN. | T U U aoftnnt<.mAk????M.
AncN*. June !--{SpcriaL}???The democracy of I ree.J LynadU\>.,7G7*Bruadw??y, New Y*rk*
Art' unequaUetl in CT1SG S/;/.??VIC1\
l - >. ?? ?????.?????! survrjr;
???by L 1?? ?????? A dill 1 ral
l\ ! > .*'Nuv'i V U ??! 'Vr v - Celeb ruled hrandi'of rigurrttva'ando
atorr. for Astro- taerea And h*T*a<U*dtoocr??tock-??U
???Iioinlcal work: and ,f tl r I Inesi Importrd I'r>-arh nice Usser.
by Locomotive , ^ ???***. nude np by tha htahret elareof .k.llf-
Engineer*. Con- caaaatfail to tatufy tho
Ltuciors an??i ltall- I aiigoodjodgre.
_%t ay mm. They are STAXDARII It RAN DM.
^Tall .u.r}|i_n^whlph cl^c .
liSUSiHBMSsaUireU JUST OUT' SPCRTSMAM CAPORAl.
Al .nufu< lurvd by special n-qurM.
KIXXF.y TOBACCO CO..
Suxct^w to Kinnoy h'ew Xo