[Applause.j And we have especial cause lor
ihaiiklUmcss au<l pride that we
m jet to execute tie will of a
party to which ’-eorgla owes her re; lorntion, her
pr-ss. her pre.-tiic, the glory of her present and
(m-hopes of her future. I Applause.] '1 he highest
oi »:.l i o mole tiibiites loom political organization
com in tin 1 admsision that when this convention
speaksit hull voice tie will of the people. [Ap
plans'.] On nothing are ti.e people of
< cor ia more perfi etly agreed than on their choice
f r '<»v rnor. I olty as this honor is, splendid prize
to line llish ambition and to enlist patriotic caie.it
Las <-cen decreed by the spontaneous voice of the
people t > one for whose great deserving it is no more
th Ji a nv et lewn.’d. [Anplau.-e.l Political triumphs i
aie not new to him, and yet this one must come |
clothed in peculiar beauty. Two years ago, after a I
manlv and < xciting contest, he was proclaimed his '
party’s choice for the cnief magistracy of Georgia.
