Article clipped from Macon Georgia Weekly Telegraph Journal and Messenger

Irura major of the :ed and alarmed at frantic gesticula-solored valet to Ar-[rs. Hayes’ benign ilf-pay’,wife appear-There has not been White House sinco ight Doc Bliss for i champagne.10 hanging of Gui-of Mason, are the o stalwarts and the •gislature (Illinois) emnnding Mason’s rns oat that when es himself by beat-V**emdlktox has open-om bar-room in a G. Thompson as Eton’s dive is pre-jrant Finley. The Id enoagh for Wat’s boom oat of the ite flannel vest.Republican syndi-, the TxLEOiurn of indigents, and mnce its wherea-less for Georgia . In fids connec-ark that the New na party is in jail.grow Sitting bull •come a granger, ill the soil. Now, ioner Loring can S. B. to the rear and a long step-nd of the same, tural Commission-tde a cabinet ofli-i used about *Geor-1 In.*red ns bearing a Farrow in whiskers igers. If he were idents won id luive foand it healthy to wn and Georgia’s he was reported onthe door, followed immediately by the grinning face of the bell boy, who address ing himself to Dr. Miller, said: “Mass Doc, MassGorg Wall iris down stairs and says he wants to talk with you folks.” G. X.—“I move that ho be admitted. We need the co-operation of everybody, and Wallace comes from General Gartrcll, who Is an Independent.”Dr. M.—“This won’t do. I know Gar-trell. He’s got no strength, and will only bo dead weight to us. Wc must choke him off of this gubernatorial business with the Congressional nomination In this district. He can’t be elected, but then wc’li get rid of him.”P. F.—“I agree with you, Doctor.”E. H.—“So do I.”U. Y. M.—“I agree to everything Judge Hook says.”Col. Cox—“I don't exactly like the looks of things, but I suppose I must submit.”Col. Pou—“I don’t seem to be ol much force here, anyhow.”Speer’s Pete—“Go down and tell him wo ain’t np here.”Colonel Cox then proceeded to read the address which the curious may And in the columns of the Foxt-Appeal. It embodies the platform of the coalition conference, except the poll tax plank, and winds up with a call for a mass meeting on the first of June, m Atlanta. Colonel Cox avowed himself the author of the oratorical and rhetorical portion of the addreas.Dr. M—“Well, gentlemen, that is settled.”P. F.—“1 don’t like this mass meeting business. It inay be a failure; the people may not respond. I think we had belter light as guerrillas in the various counties, and rely upon Longstreet for the sixty thousand nigger votes he has promised.”Col. C.—'‘‘The meeting must be held. If this ‘hing is going to be a failure, I wanttc know it just as toon as possible, so I can fall In somewhere else.”Dr. M.—“Col. Pou, what do you think?” Col. Pou—“ It seems to me that Col. Cox Is right, but it makes no difference to me. I want you all to understand tbatSavannah soon, and n has become so prolan pheine tho head off a both hands tied behin to smooth down his is a moral party.” Col. Cox, (who had the room)—“Doctor, Thornton out here cu by bis coat tail, tbat manuscript.*’Dr. M.—“Let him boys, it’s understood t been said here is bind you all to go out and I ultrly in conuectior Uncle VIrge is migi wants something. Ik of Colquitt’s and i company and the lai tion to make money,poor lo pay for physi am pushed to get clj ain’t got no chance to Congressmen, but rc word of our coalition, teutlary and fill the L “No, I ain’t goi .Evan Howell’s got Br ery stable to watch mi fore day, and I ain’t | dark.”Govebxob Pebbt, wants a new constitute says: “Honor and eel patriotism and wisdc should discard and trn badge of negro-carpet Governor Perry is a vi gent gentleman, bat ' Georgia tried that exi damage. She has I graced and set back a constitutional conveu constitution that can nor understood. If G kuew how many idio a few mischievous t into a constitutional c be.quito williug to lh life without any fundaOld man and old Ii have gone over to P
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Macon Georgia Weekly Telegraph Journal and Messenger

Macon, Georgia, US

Fri, Apr 07, 1882

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