The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-15
Currency.

-Watauga nominated Capt. H. +.
Level for The House.
henderson .oany nominated for the
House Mr. VI. 5 Farmer
-Nr. r. Brown was nominated for the
81 .g-a I'm Jackson county.
-Nr. +. p. Powers is the Republican
.uisaate for Sheriff in Cumberland.
Gen. ". r.. Cox VIII ave an increas-
u majority in Johnston, says Herad.
James I. Moore for the Senate; b. II.
gr,-. ard y. K. Jenkia- Al he House;
are the Republican nominees in Granville.
Jack is a gentleman" sometimes in
..~l-,Iaying but BLACK Jack" Logan
lis. week spit ID the face Of a fellow
.- West Virginia, say, Statcsville Land-
a candidate for vice President!
Elaine has managed TO patch up tie
Radical split in Virginia, and unite both
.a -- IN biz OVID favor. The straight
.r--r have withdrawn their electors,
W..kham, Dendenzorf, Cooke and COM
r.ar. 81. that Malone Is still on deck,
arr rules the ship. Il is not a good ar
-.rrerent Tor Nr. Cleveland but We
have faith that She Oh Dominion will
continue rue to her "true-blue" coiors.
seeking OF slang phrases, il is a
little curious that in this campaign the
a-e OF money for political purposes
snan-I he termed soap 1t was first
-s called ut the BIZ dinner given to
-~l.r-e,. the star Route Swindler,"
when On. Arthur and others Dragged
.r..- the success of a liberal use OF
..-u.." lu Indiana. Well. God knows,
SOAP l., needed in both parties, Judging
from the dirty work and mud-throw. az
HAT prevails III this campaign. Report
..., Col Lott Humphrey got 5000
soap" in Washington, but that Col
E.a-A couldn't get a cake, Yet there
mo- need to 80 dirty, for Geo. T..
~.~onach has a ear load OF Kinks soap
-t-.1r - I've.
The big meet NJ aud parade o. Dem
.r.ats jn Ncw Isrl city showed no lack
# enthusiasm for Cleye R4d though il
mast E., remembered thay the al 4, was
conducted Uy the County Democracy,
ae. Irving Han men, aud embraced
few Of the T&mulany leaders, the meU
who hold the balance Of power IN the
State. sui the turnout of 81. oOl men
.n a street parade, ami the gathering OF
I.#.uu0 men To hra~ Democratic ,pecchos
delivered from siX stands shows icgree
.t political Interest that ought to bear
.-uit.
Judge F0wje ha, received as many
compliments ton hi speeches the past
,hrcs weeks a ever " knew paid To a
man in the same time lie ma, SHOWN
treat energF and greater eioquenee.
SsaresviIle LaHdHsarL says that at Tay-
lar's Bridge ne spoke two hours, latter
the Confessional candidates had spukeul
and held the audience a. one man. At
TayIorsviIle he was met by 4 mounted
we're delighted with speech SAID 1t was
the ~graudest speech even delivered IN
the county. Judge FewIs's visit TO this
section Of the State Will asuredly be pro-
3ucti1e of a great deal OF good 10 the
LtllUCfdilc parry, anu tilt OuS hh''ti u
regret Is that he can give us 80 !cw dates
IN tie piedmont country. But very pat.
uraliv he il much in demand elsewhere ~
We have reason 10 speakin praise
a Colonel Paul E. Means OF the Cover
nor staff. who has always eXeIted him
self 20 our detr!mtnt witt out lust cause,
but we believe he has harmed himself
more than us, Tor he possesses capacity tc
have cut a much better figure IN 0 u
States affairs on a different line OF asso
CITATIONS: and We should be pleased TO SET
him doing so. He i now being opposed
Tor the senate by Nj. I. \. Moser, al
I~ndereudent; pledged to vote for Vance
for senator. Col. Mean, a. reported II
Charlotte CLSerrer, SAID in his Rocky
River speech, that If he was elected -
and he confidently expected t. hc-he
should vote. first, last auj all the time
for Xebulon b Vance for United State
Senator Th4t lie should Ia ali has ct
forts as a Senator. strive TO advance tin
interests of the citizens OF every tfad'
and profession, and especially the iarnors
whom he regarded "a the main stay o
the world. He would always be tounc
ii a question Of oppression OF the peop.'
by railroad corporations came up agaiGs
those. and all moDopolies, and tor tn
PEOPLE. in order TO go into the con;e>
untfammeled with any burden Of a RAJ.
road character, he had resigned his p'sI
ton as railroad attorney and had SUI
rendered all his Tree passes