Resolutions of Endorsement and
Support From Various Sections.
ATLANTA CHURCH PEOPLE PASS
RESOLUTIONS.
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N a tent meeting on Mari
etta and Alexander Streets
of Atlanta, Ga., after the
close of the regular servi-
ves, the audience was called to order
by the minister to hear the reading
of some resolutions by Mr. Robert
Miller. He made a few remarks
about the object of the resolutions,
and earnestly called upon all to en
dorse them by a rising vote. After
the reading, the Rev, J. T. Dameson,
chairman, presented them for ac
tion. Quite a number were present,
and the resolutions were adopted
without opposition.
We hold and esteem the Hon.
Thos. E. Watson, of Thomson, Ga.,
to be one of our most worthy and
incorruptible fellow citizens. That
he is ’an eminent and reliable his
torian, a celebrated writer and edi
tor, a Christian gentleman, and an
American of the true* type, also that
he is a lover and a defender of the
South, and a faithful son of the State
of Georgia, a fearless and capable
champion of the religious and politi
cal rights and liberties of the peo
ple.
