Tin- attorneys interested arc very sorry
to see Justice Jack-on lose tile ease, but
they do not think it will materially alle.-t
the' litigation. Tlo i’. will I"- little doubt,
they say, about Justice White’s ability to
master it in a very short time.
Governor Vortlien for lhe Semite.
Krom The Waym-sboro Trim Citizen.
Governor William J. Norihen v.ill, no
doubt prow- a formidable candidate lor
. x-t < lection <-omes
around. There i" 1 ne thing Unit can tie
si ,| for G veinor Northeii in regard to
tile place wiii'-h linbraces the whole mat
ter- lie is’able t.> till ii. No on" in Georgia
.u’|,l fill it b.-tter. lie is. In-si.l.-s a lull
blooded Georgian, and we mean by that
that in- is in full sympathy with all the
of her p. ople. His ■■ >v.-t norship has
In "11 .is sm-'-c sI ul as III" people could <ie
sire and his reward would be merited il he
were mail" senator of our great old state,
and tlie state would be well served.
Stokes Mi" < ont<-t
Charleston. S. March Hi. (Special.) -
[jr stokes said that he had not yet mi
mitt-, d his defeat or "thrown up the sponge”
as had been stated by some of the papers,
lie hi fact, thought tin re was still room
for doubt. He had simply r. fused to say
anything, otic way or Um other to tin- news
i.ipcr .-or" bins, as he did lot )>ro))ose
to acknowle<ige defeat until he knew it to
be a fact. The :< tin ns from 1 ..-xington, as
yet vi ere very mcaj er, he said.
