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Box 19, Folder 14, Document 8
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LAW OFFICES
ROBINSON, THOMPSON, BUICE & HARBEN
401 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
GAINESVILLE. GEORGIA 30501
P.O. BOX 679
A.C. WHEELER
(1880-1960)
SAM S. HARBEN
(1908-1965)
EMORY F. ROBINSON TELEPHONE 534-7341
ROBERT 8. THOMPSON
B.CARL BUICE
SAM 5S. HARBEN, JR.
October 3, 1966
Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor of Atlanta
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Mayor Allen:
How refreshing it was to read your statement on the
results of the election September 28th.! Every word of it was
true and I think you analyzed the situation exactly. You are
to be commended for having the courage to say it. The pity is
that others in high official position in our State and National
government are silent in the presence of a possible catastrophe
facing Georgia.
As a Georgian I feel ashamed before the world because
of what happened. As a lawyer, I shudder with overwhelming
dismay at the thought that the nominee of the Democratic party
might have an opportunity to appointment more than one-half of
the members of the Georgia Supreme Court. Four of the seven
members of the Court are more than 72 years of age, one is 75.
Even the three youngest members are 62, 60 and 57 years of age
respectively.
Every Georgian will need to search his own conscience
between now and the General Election. As for me, if I must
embrace Maddox to save the Democratic party, it is not worth
saving in Georgia.
I hope I shall have the pleasure of meeting you
sometime.
Sincerely yours,
f
Guage
Emory F. Robinson
EFR/gm
ROBINSON, THOMPSON, BUICE & HARBEN
401 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
GAINESVILLE. GEORGIA 30501
P.O. BOX 679
A.C. WHEELER
(1880-1960)
SAM S. HARBEN
(1908-1965)
EMORY F. ROBINSON TELEPHONE 534-7341
ROBERT 8. THOMPSON
B.CARL BUICE
SAM 5S. HARBEN, JR.
October 3, 1966
Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor of Atlanta
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Mayor Allen:
How refreshing it was to read your statement on the
results of the election September 28th.! Every word of it was
true and I think you analyzed the situation exactly. You are
to be commended for having the courage to say it. The pity is
that others in high official position in our State and National
government are silent in the presence of a possible catastrophe
facing Georgia.
As a Georgian I feel ashamed before the world because
of what happened. As a lawyer, I shudder with overwhelming
dismay at the thought that the nominee of the Democratic party
might have an opportunity to appointment more than one-half of
the members of the Georgia Supreme Court. Four of the seven
members of the Court are more than 72 years of age, one is 75.
Even the three youngest members are 62, 60 and 57 years of age
respectively.
Every Georgian will need to search his own conscience
between now and the General Election. As for me, if I must
embrace Maddox to save the Democratic party, it is not worth
saving in Georgia.
I hope I shall have the pleasure of meeting you
sometime.
Sincerely yours,
f
Guage
Emory F. Robinson
EFR/gm
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