Candler and Atkinson Open the State Campaign Speech
Democratic governor candidate A S Clay discusses duty to voters, warns against slander, defends party, and argues for economy, free coinage, and honest methods while critiquing populists and urging Georgia Democrats to unite for fair elections and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candler
Atkinson
Democrate Party of
Georgia
Georgii
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Uniom
North Carolina
Spalle
Republicana
Selon
Piaiuaiia
Gilest
Tom
Hogan
Ttt
Mat
Perpestrated & Greay
Lonel Hardeman
Cam Tor
Raye Charge
Tru
Te Lee Ie
Evi Dailar
Clay
Senator Clay
Minnetti
Gi. Aubont
Alton D. Candler
Guinvsville
Haven
Madison
Stor Clay
Colonel Hardeman
Horan
State Committee
Hardeman
Afr Hardeman
Campiuin
Chatman
Coluan
Java
Ruth
Populst Party
Opubne
Tahal
Atatos
Cing
Anu
Tao
State Democratic Committee
Evang
Avila
Atkinson Urges Democratic Unity in Georgia Speech
Gov Atkinson defends Democratic record and reform efforts in Georgia in a Dublin address. He praises past governors, defends primaries, and argues that the party offers equal rights to voters, with the people as masters and bosses kept out. He reviews railroad purchases and state finances, citing savings and strategic purchases to strengthen the state treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Candler
Milledgeville
Gov. Atkinson
Dublin
Georgia
State Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic Party of Georgian
America
Democratic Party
Meat Millen
Miy Cannor
Consulta
PRO Populiate
DO Sot
Tts
Georgian
Thirrty
Nte
Cub
Josses
Northen
Aso
Macon & Brunswick R. BR
Columbus & Rowe RK
Also Mentioned on This Page
Storly
Baldwin
Sterling
Diain
Gugian
Baldwin County
Gisousy
Noiples
Phetoria
Armtory
Pardwine
Newasrmapers
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Bree Ely
Banguo
South
Sam
Congress
People's Party
Alwiya Mada
Lfe
Alncers
Farmers Alliance
Oge
Democratic
House of Representatives
Democrate Party
Nic Party
Haa
National
Jefferson
Jackson
Jeti Rson
Thrist
Nomidoutia
MecMblin
Jim
Popullata
Pro Oratle
Smith
Colquitt
Stephens
Boynton
McDaniel
Gordon
Ete