He Will Stick To Journalism

Henry G: -'y lias never hrld nor desired public ofticc. lio lias agaiu and again refused a pn'r ■■:■ ■■.! oandldacy, and ba found hls chiit' . artirein pnaiklng otlwn to the fore. Hot i ark of jealousy or cnvy tinds a place in broad and noble naturo. Hls friends aml contemperarla, brilliaut young fellows, vvi ; ',i intellect rivaling bis own, hav never found in hun an obstatli', luit rather a great and bslpful levsr to guccess, and he bal dlrectnd t ni campaiiia, plaiuif.l and iowerfully aideci ilu-ir successes, and n-jniced in their reputations with supremo sil f abnega-r tton and prlncriy generosity. Boom two years ago n gietition signed by ÏU.UIK) nainos, amply aamring his nominatlon and election, besouglii Qradyto run for coni'-j-inan-atlarge undi-r tht.' new congressional apilionment of Georgia. I think that mi Uie one tempting moment of Grady's Ufé. Tho offer was wi i' lupting, succoss socoruuii and the manniT ( tin' jircsputation so prcoliariy fiattering that thv journalist hesiratcd- hut only fora nioini-nt. He declined Om "Hice wlth thank. hu. i lias lraen gi'eater evt-r tinoa, It ig tbr inii r ' Kility of hls work and the unBelfi.iiüf -- "i hit laboi's that huve made him to-da mil more potent In Grgi politie thaii Brown, Colquitt or r.ordon Oraily ba made the later fortunc-s of these great