The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1883-10-20

4 CrOss-Cut View Of the Opinions Of
the Press and People of each Party.

is Mr.. Skinner In favor OF making
Washington port Of entry? This Is i'm
portant to our town Washington Ga
zette.
Speaking OF Treasurer Worth the Dur
ham Recorder says Twice he has been
elected by large majorities, and the peO-
pie from Murphy to Manteo' want him
again to handle their money"
In less than one year and a half--in
fifteen short montbs-the government OF
this State will pass from the control and
tyranny OF the Bourbon bosses, and II will
pass forever Winston Republican (RepD
Among the long list Of men sDokeasi,,
flor Congressl says thssce> arhamS7 ecorder,
I'VE know Of ~. who would receive
larger vote, or reflect more credit upon
North Carolina in the National Congress,
than Judge Fowle.
"A gentleman facetiously remarked
when he heard OF Gov. Jarvis rendering
the Supreme Justiceship to Schenck, 1.-THE
Governor gets up little i.irtation every
time he make judicial nomination -
Tarboro .Southerner.
The negro never will join the Demo-
cratic party In the South until that party
becomes more liberal, unprejudiced, Just
and fair. 1t is better to endure the Ills ye
have than fly to those we know not Of
Tarboro ISent,nei(Cot)
we 90 not DeheVe that Hon. a. -.
MerrimOn's appointment was one emf
nently fit to be made We are opposed To
rewardng traitors TO the party with fat
offices, which seems To be the policy OF
Gov. Jarvis.-Rockingham Spirit Of ~,
South (Dem)
The First District uses more salt
the rest OF North Carolina. How dJ
people like high tariff On sal'S IT,.
g. Skinner is opposed TO it. 1xc Kepub-
lican party is committed to taxing IL. "A
vote for Thomas q. Skinner is a vote for
cheap salt.-Tarboro !Souther,er tDem.l
Had Mr.. Schenck accepted. the Gov
ernor would have been in hot water for
the balance OF his term. The appoint
ment OF ex-Judge Schenck to that high
office, twishstanding his conceded AHA.
ty, was one not fit 10 be made. Certainly
it would not have increased public respect
for that court.-Washington Gazette.
The choice [ior Governor should be
made in all quietness and decorum, with
out trickery and without passion. Our
margin is too small for domestic feuds or
heart-burnings. In harmony and with
judicious ticket, we can carry North Caro-
lima and W. can do it in no other way
given among men GoLisboro Aessenger.
Sheriff Jones, OF Carteret, says the
Regulars keep the door-opea for peni-
| tent Independents " to return To the
1Oid. IL mas Deen suggested mat III the
| Governor would take the lead in returning
to the Carteret Democracy the restoration
OF all the disaffected would soon be COM
| plete and Skinner would certainly 90 TO
| Congress Ne,o Berne Journal.
The people up this way want General
| Scales for Governor, and Kerr Craige for
observation-disclosures. A better ticket
could not be made between Cherokee and
Currituck. For Congress we want Hon.
X. +. Armfieid. OF course we shall have
to abide the action of the convention; but
/ will say that IL it does not act wisely, IL
will give the State to the Radicals.-Boon
Tounship car. IF Lexington Uispatch.
1t has been hinted by some that in se-
| lecting A. 8. Merrimon Gov. Jarvis had al
eye to keeping him in the Democratic par
ty and to prevent bis allying himself 70
| the Liberals This we think is an insult
to Judge Merrimon. We do not believe
that such an idea entered Governor Jar
Wis mind when making the appointment,
and even il such was Governor Jarvis .
idea. we believe that Judge Merrimon .
too honest TO sell his principles for tn Oh
fee Of Judge Goldsboyo Bulletin.