The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-03-09

W. A. JOHNSTON. of Littleton:
We prefer Judge Walter Clark Governor.
HARNETT.
B. F. SHAW, of Llllington, Chm Dem. Ex.
Com:
Stedman is spoken of more than any
other for the nomination, at present.
HAYWOOD.
| ". W. SPRINGFIELD of Waynesville:
| Stedman, Jarvis, Holt Fowle, or any
| good Democrat
| r. d. GII.MER, Ch'm'n. Dem. Ex. Com of
| Waynesville:
"Don't know" Stedman. Holt, Alexan-
der or in fact any active, good man would
| fill the bill. | don't think Clark would be
acceptable.
REP'TArIvE ". T. CRAWFORD, of Waynes-
vile:
ANY man who can beat the Radical
/ nominee. We will be satisfied with Holt,
! Coke, Fowle, Jarvis or Stamps. We can
! D";t them with any one of the above.
HENDERSON.
! A. CANNON. of Horse Shoe Chm Dem EX
! Com:
! J H. Merrimon, J. A. Gilmer or d. G.
Fowle.
W. A SMITH, of Hendersonville:
} II Merrimon, Jno. A. Gilmer or d.
! G. towle.
W. d. MILLER, of French Broad River:
/ This question cannot be answered safely
at present Judge Clark would be very
acceptable.
3. f PosEY, of Hendersonville:
J. H. Merrimon, J. a. Gilmer or D. G.
! Fowle.
NJ c. TONS. OF Hendersonville:
Judge Gilmer, Clark, Fowle or J. II.
! Merrimon.
HEREFORD.
JNO. ". Hicks, editor Murfreesboro Index
Either Holt, Mason, Pruden, E. Carr
Alexander, J. 5 Carr, c. NJ. Cooke OF
Walter Clark. Not much discussion. Ny
! preference = F. A Daniels.
w. p. TAYLuR. of Winston:
Tonl j. Jarvis, first, and next Stedman
think.
.. H CARTER, Chm. Dem. Ex. Com, of
Fairfield:
We will support the nominee of the
Democratic party
|. B. WATSON, of Engelhard:
have made considerable inquiry amone
the people ia regard to their choice fol
Democratic nominee for GovernOr-a large
ma uiotily f,,yor Jud ye Clark. some Col
Holt, ana some Mr. Alexander.
IKEDELL.
I REPRESENTATIVE LEAZAR Of MOoreSyiile
judge Clark seems 10 have more favor
with our people than any other in The
field The Alliance may, under deve Op
ment and manipulation, put AleXandel
forth. If Jarvis We're at home and a can
didate, he probably would be first; bu
Jarvis and Holt, never.
J. \. DAVIS, of Statesville:
The people have not yet made choice
They will rally to any good, strong mar
that is thought could lead his way, but ht
monopolies. so also should the members
of our Legislature be men opposed to thes'
monopoiies-
JOS. p. CALDWELL, editor State,ville Land
mark:
Armfied. Clark and Jarvis have follow
erS.
JACKSON.
JAS W TERRELL. of Webster:
ANY good, sound Democrat that caI
carry the State. The party will suppor
the nominee. Stedman would be accepta
bic.
JOHNSTON.
E. W. PoU, JR, of Smithfield, Chm. Dem
"
Our people favor Judgs Clark for Gov
ernor, and | am of the opinion he will re
ceiye nearly the whole vote of this count
in convention.
JAS II. ABEIL, of Smithfield:
Our people will support the choice o
the convention. | think Judge Fowe th
strongest man with the people Of Johnston
He once had a farm in Johnston and
exceedingly popular with the people.
Z. S. MOORE, of Selma:
Can't say.
ASHLEY HORNE, of Clayton:
Any good man.
JONES.
Judge Walter Clark We had rathe
vote for Col JnO. A. Gilmer than an
other man if it We're not for cOnferrin
honors too thickly in the same locality.
LENOIR.
j. W GRANGER, of kinston, Ch'm. Den
EX. Com
Walter Clark first, Jarvis second.
f C. s WooTEN, Of La Grange:
We want Jarvis for Governor, next
. him Holt or Alexander. Holt has strOn
r friends in this county.
Z | L. IL ARH tl, tl NlIlStoH.
Judge Walter Clark or ex-Gov. Jarvi
With either of these the county will gi,
/ usual Democratic majority.
W. H. WORTH, of kinston:
Not settled on anv one. Clark and \
exander would make a good team.
G.. Z. MILLER, of kinaton:
I Jarvis and Clark are spoken of mos
though Stcdman has many friends al
admirers.
LINCOLN.
= SENATOR ". L. GROUSE, of Grouse:
There is but little expression Of choi
for Governor. There is strong feelr
i for Senator s. B. Alexander We will su
e port any good man.
J. NJ. ROBERTS, editor Of the Lincoiut;
Courier:
Any good, honest Democrat that can
elected.
j REPRE'TIvE 7. II. PROCTOR, of Denver
= Have heard the Lieut.. Governor spok'
Il of. Not much said anyway.
MACON.
FRED S. JOHNSTON, editor Franklin Pres
The West has no candidate for Govern
this year, and the Democrats of this sc
~ ton will support any good man that W
> be nominated.
MADISON.
q. J. NJ. GUDGER, Of Marshall, Chm. Del
Ex. Com:
r This is an all-important question. '