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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1890

Page

4

A New Ticket Emerges At Georgia Democratic Convention

The Georgia Democratic convention in Atlanta on the 7th will nominate W J Northen for governor and W Wright for comptroller general. R As Flardeman will seek re election as treasurer. Phil Cook named to succeed himself as secretary of state. Contests loom for commissioner of agriculture and attorney general with Henderson, Nesbitt, and Hunnicutt competing for the former and Anderson and Laster for the latter.

Atlanta W. J. Northen W. Wright R. As Flardeman Phil Cook sAnd John T. Henderson RT. Nesbitt Cobb J.B. Hunnicutt Coweta A J. Northen Tion Clifford Anderson Bibb George N. Laster Tre Cova Triunion Ghorge N. Lester Henderson Nesbitt Hunnicutt Ups Landerson Hesmaes Wa Cowets Lee Bert Calhounte Albet Decatin Meriwether Telfair Jones Stewart Monroz Fae Schley Jetersen Canien - Jackson Walton Warrenne Taumpkin Madison EA Emanuel Mcbune Taylor Ewton Douglas Banks sLowndes Habersham i Bebals Falno Terrei Mitellen Ayoour Wayno Whitheld Sendereon Monston Monston Fathewinnett. Thancocka, 2.2.0 Pulashe ‘Atomt To 2 Gilmer Tipson Pickens Clayton A Dougherty Haraixon Warth Bates Talisterro Screven Carper Haez Liberty Ae Marton Faun Jiernn Crawford Colquatt Tatnall Lincoln Park Dodee Burke Laurens Floyd Rachmond Spalding Green DeKalb Judge Henderson Washington Saspersvillle Cook Leverett Anderson Lester Wright Huxnicutt Hardeman Congress Tenth District Watson Messrs. Singafield and Harris Grrr F.D. Dismuke B. N. Miller Disinte Miller Alianes John D. Stewart Stats Kil Cook R_ MN Agriculture R A. Nestle Fakid Shahaie Ackson Hannoxy Grove Jackson County Anderon Winn Tate Twitty Hancock Tustica Arams Clarke County A. Clifford Anderson J. B. Hunalecutt K. T. Nesbitt J.tenderson John T. Quve FB. Colley T. G. Lasson W. J. Morton AL J. Cobb T. S. Mell J K Henderson D. E. Sims Sr Lester Tom Watson Warren Wanrexton

Local Campaign Figures Show Opponent Counts by Nesbitt Support

A partially legible table circulated by Hon. R T Nesbitt outlines opposition to Commissioner Henderson. It contrasts Nesbitt and Yannicutt totals with unestimated Henderson columns and includes claims from Colonel Anderson and Judge Lester supporters regarding county votes and potential nominations.

Henderson R.T. Nesbitt Tam Construction Nesbitt Yannicutt AL Wight Montgomery Mx. Nesbitt Mr. Nesbitt Douglas Loundes Mitchell Dooly Colonel Anderson Judge Lester Anderson Judge Anderson Baker Alain Berrien Sity

Tenth District ends contest as Watson wins by wide margin

Johnson county reports Watson victory in the tenth district battle against Major Barnes. Watson secures a substantial delegate lead from McDuifie to Johnson counties, creating a clear path to the Harlem convention on August 29. Alliance support underpins Watson, while Barnes fails to gain their endorsement and loses key counties. The piece lists numerous county selections and notes upcoming senate nominees and local primary outcomes.

Tom Watson Major Barnes The Alliance Wisouxsvintz Johnson County McDuifie Ginscock Columbia Lincoln Jefferson Washington Johnson Harlem Barnes High Glen Thomas. Watson G. N. Ivey Tohnton County Alliance Snelson Campbell Fammnorn Campbell County Tts Douglas Ferrell Asie

Primary returns show Nash Holbrook lead in Candler district

Reports from several Georgia counties detail primary results with Nash and Holbrook winning most alliance votes. Counts include Decatur Candler and Stone Mountain areas, listing Nash leads in multiple districts. Henderson and Lester noted majorities. Official tallies across Spalding, Jackson, and Dooly regions show various candidates advancing, with some alliances and anti-prohibition challenges mentioned.

Nash and Wolbrook Ducarun Decatur Candler Nash Holbrook Clarkston Folbrook Panthersville Stone Mountain Tolbrook Shallow Ford Doraville Lithonia Browning—Candler Edgewood Cross Keys Noah Phillips Mills Evans Henderson Lester Alliance Knights of Labor

Floyds Campaign In Floyd County Race For Legislature

Floyd County faces a hot legislative fight as Capt John J Seay Hon John Turner and W C Bryant headline a slate. Rival factions claim broad county backing with both sides presenting men of character in a closely watched campaign.

John Beay John W. Turner W. C.bryant Romp Peetsi Floyd John J. Seay Forn Sy Turner W. C. Brean Mariyes Corput Messy Johnson Seay Aline Captain Seay Rome Georgia Lott Captai Catre Cn Toth Floyd County United States Olive Clark

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