The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-25

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bers from Vance county. Mr.. A. Z.
Harrington pleasantly rene VS. to May 4
So, and Mr.J. II Dunn 10 June.IU SO
Both speak cheerfully Of the prospects
Of their section. Mr.. Dunn is a native
Of Wake. brother. Of DR.. Dunn. of Raj
elgh and We notice took a leadir z part
IN the Democratic Conv 7ntion at Hen
derson last week though not il the
bolsteroas proceedings which finally
broke up tie convention.
y. B.-From the report OF the Hen
der>on Goid Lent, the occurrences in the
convention were far from creditable to
intelligent Democrats. After the cleo
ton Of DR.. Z. L. Henry to the chair, a
discussion az to the advi-ability Of nom
mating candidates broke out betwee
Henry T. Jordan, Esq, and DIR. w. T.
Gheatham Mr.. j. nominated DR.. Hen
~ for the Senate, who declined. DIR.
Cheatham then proposed in regular order
Z. a. Powell, for The House, aud S. p J
Harris for Coroner. and X. A.. Bullock
foi Surveyor, and j Il. Young for
Clerk, and all these gentlemen were nom,
mated, except Mr. Young, who was de-
feated BY 3 votes by Mr.. 1. i. Hicks.
DR.. Cheatham at once charged fraud
and alleged that Mr. Hicks had packed
rhe Henderson delegation for himself.
Then eusued a ~hullabailOo. and hot
speeches. amid which Mr. Young entere
the convention and reiterated the charges
Of packing, aud called for the nomi-
nation of a third person for whom he
promised the full support of his friends
Who the Lc1J says were in the majority.
The Subsequent proceedings, appears
10 have been the collapse of the conven
tion ia much disorder.
Meantime the Republicans have been
setting their house in order to carry that
Senatorial, District. They have taken
DOWN Dick Ward. of Vance, and nomi
nated Hawkins W. Carter, colored. of
Warren. Butt. Williams Thorne, the
classic, c~arpet-baggic, infiiel, who wa
expelled from the Legislature ten years
ago, for denying the truth Of Holy Writ.
publishes a card saying hat as Hannibal
IN the Sacred Altar of his country vowed
E,ernal Enmity to the Despotism Of
Rome, 80 wiki I'-be diddle- de-diddle
rued eff | ain going to git er chun Of
'hat ar Senate Per Diem, or burst a gal
llS-buttOn er tryln! !
Miss Mary \. Scott, Of Greensboro,
rCnewS to Jan -. 50.
p. J Royal, Esq Wilson, Sept. II,
-, by courtesy Of Mr.. Wainright.
DR., W. FL. Howerton tells us he is
no longer in the field for the Legislature.
tie did not say why he withdrew, but
the fact that j. II. Rumtough is the
Democratic candidate in that county
Nadisonl may suggest a reason.-
DR.. Il III Speight, Ga good name in
Nc. history OF Edgecombe enrolls with
Z. & vi. to Oct %, So, He mentions
that DR.. J p. Sueg, another subscriber,
has sold MS farm. and bought another
near klttrell, in Iance county.
From Franklin comes the kind
REVIVAL OF W. p. Montgomery, Esq, to
July 20. 'S3. Thanks. sin, it was duly
enter d and put on file to be answered
by letter.
A pleasant half hours chat with old
friends Capt. Geo. c. McLarty and
Deputy sheriff Presslar Of Monroe.
Friend Me. is the popular Clerk OF
Union county. He renews to nov. q.
So. Turn about is fair play, so here
is our vote for your renewal Mr.. Roht
V. Houston, another Monroa reader
rencws t . Oct. ). -.
And Capt. J. W. Terry, of Ora,Ie.
who brings the subscription of Mr.. III.
Y. Harris, and two Trial Trips" viz;
DR.. \. {. Jordon. and Mr.. W. II. Nc
kee. Thanks.
Sheriff y. III. Paddison. of Pendcr,
proves the kind OF friend he is by get.
ting up a long list OF Trial Trip sub
scribcr> viz: Mes>rs. j. X. Moore. j
]. Moore. NJ. NJ. Moore p. III. Hand
". r. Cowau. II. NJ. Groom. Chester
Kelley. SEQ. W. IIi@hsmith. Il. W
Bordeaux. :. Robinson. John Smith
\. +. Taylor. James Tate. and II. Fame
Welcome. gentlemen :. and if You con
| elude to come again after Nov. 26.-st
much the better!
WHO next Eve asked. las
week. in speaking of our friends who art
kindly helping uo To Introduce the F.. &
NJ. by Trial Trips" Before the word,
were printed. Mr.. John McDutiie res.
| pended with another club. (tor whici
many thanks) as follows :-Messrs. Ii
| Dennis. VI. Nicholson. l.. III. Sutton
W. c. Edwards. Gilbert Buie. l.. \
Wicker. Henry Hurst. stephen Bethea
J. II. Booth. II. i. Spivy. J. l.. Everett
and +. Nj, McDuilie, all OF Moore coun
ty. And its a clever county. too. a,
we told some other gentlemen las
week.
Yes. and please your Honor. here
another Club from Moore county. sen
by X. T. Mcintosh. of Pocket, wh'
kindly writes that he desires to See NOR,
copies of the +. X NJ. coming to hi
section. Mes>rs. J. W. Campbell, I.
Riddle, c. |. McIvcr. James Ilutson
John John Mcintosh. G.. e.. Wicker
Geo. Cole. Henry Worthy. W. ii. Pick
ard. and Jesse Il. Gillian. Now that
the Pocket we Ike.
i mentioned your Thrill Trip
plan to Mr.. John Morris and he say
send at once for he likes the paper
writes Mr.. Atlas Uzzell of Jones coun
": and then lie adds a list as follows
\. :. Fordham. J. ". kinsey. W. ID
Thos. W. Czzell. and W. :. Czzcll
That's clever, and we hope they vii
like the paper.
Handed To Col. Col. :. p. Horton
Mr.. W. NJ. O'Neal. Rogers Store. Jan
|. 'S3. Mai. \. II. Horton. Chcraw. :
e.. Oct. -. 'S3. aud DR.. J.. ". Mckay
Cheraw. Oct. p, IS. Thanks. gentle
man: sorry not to have met YOU.
DR.. !. I. Leach. of Johnston. pay
up to date. and stops his subscription
That is right. 1t is ii pleasure To hav
our subscribers continue with Us from
vear to year. but if any n find himsel
disappointed III it. or diSpleased. it i a
easy matter to part company and if a
dues tie paid. the editor has no right t
think hard of it. TEiS editor never does
OF course no one but a s%coUndrel woul
accept the courtesy of the editor. an,
then send a postal notice as a means Q
cheating him out of four or live dollars
Yet there are such fellows. and whel
our printed list is published YOU VIII b
surprised at the names thereon.