The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-08-17
POLITICAL POT A-BILING.
WHAT "'THEY SAN' About POLL
TICS in NORTH CAROLINA.
The Political CaldrOn is Beginning to
isoil--S"me Expressions of Opinion in
the Newspapers.

The Political Caldron is Beginning to
isoil--Some Expressions of Opinion in
the Newspapers.
The Democrats of Georgia have re
nominated Gov. Gordon.
Alabama gave a Democratic ma iority
of $1,000 last week. That don't look
much like breaking the solid South
The Republicans have nominated Mr..
". J Ellis, of Davie, for Congress in the
Seventh district. and NJ l.. Mott of Ire
dell, for elector.
The Germantown Times reports Pre-
siding Elder Cunninggim as saying ''he
thinks the Third Party is the most impu-
dent organization on top of the earth
Jones 5 Spring i'll Warren county is a
famous place for big pic MICS. They are
going to have a big time Aug 25th. Sen
ator Ransom and Thos. W. Mason, Esq,
will make big Democratic speeches
Senator Voorhees,, of Indiana, and
Senator Butler, of South Carolina, spoke
az Asheville Monday to about three thous-
and people. Old Buncombe is thoroughly
aroused and will redeem itself this year.
The National Democratic Committee
mas adopted as the campaign banner flag
a bandanna with large stars and stripes
IN the centre and one smaller in each
,oihoi. ~ UoolSii - ny Nt'E'C- - Oo't'ii N
Homes, of Paris, Ky.
Blaine has returned from Europe. He
recelEeu graho oFatioii upon MS arrl'ai
III Ne" oih d''I an dioils .i'e me oll MS
nip to Maine. He talked Protection and
said that England wanted Cleveland elect
ed
C. b. Aycock, Esq, Elector for the
Third District, spoke m Ellington Tuesday
OF last week 70 IN immense crowd; It
WAS a magnlhcenT speech ana lett Eadlcai-
Ism no Standing ground. Harnett Is all
right - E<'ract from private letter
Key Dr kankin a we'll known divine
Of Asheville is out in a card saying that
he cannot support Mr.. Walker for Cover
ner, because he belleVes MS candldacy Is
an injury to the cause oi fronlpitlon-
Key l'r. kankln l1 wei! known frohlpl-
uoniSt.
The Third Party in Beaufort has nom-
mated the following ticket: For Senate,
James Benson, of Hyde, and w j. Williams,
OF aShlngi Oh; Tor House, l. T. CarroWan:
Ior oheIli, Jofuai " "lihihSoH l0f Gorolle['
}. y. bonner; lot I'es5ISlei- D. + ie3Sett-
The Third Party in Aamance has
nominated the following ticket: For Sen
ate. r. l.. >utphin for Legislature, Rev.
J. w Holt; for Sheriff, Geo. stafford; tor
Register, Prof. }. }, Fowler: for Treasurer,
". a. Hall; Tor Coroner, Dr d : wat
son. lot surveyor b''l" IL, inoihp9oh-
A prominent gentleman lD iiender-
sonNllle, who knows whereof he speaks,
writes the CHRoNicLE that Johnston Will
beat EWart badly IN the Nlnth biHtrict.
He says that every hlng poiltlcal Is moving
on All right and that they nope to redeem
henderson county IhlS year
The ard Party held convention at
Durham saturday ano nominated the 1ol-
loving tie ket FOR ne House, W Ia
tun; foI sheriff, j. fi5Nbec; Tor heSl'-
ter OF Deeds /. NJ NteInehsi ior IreaSur-
er, W H. I.oSera; lot township ooH9ia-
bic A. T. tanceft.
A Cleveland and Fowle club Of Green
wood township, has been organized at
Cameron with the following officers: t.
NJ Bor,t, President; J. f. Sanderford, J.
: Pender NJ. Mel. Mex citizen, ID. Cole.
d. J Pierce. ". II. Skies and John ".
Scott, ST., lce-tresdents. and Q. II. Per
ry, Secretary.
1t is reported that Mr.. John : Wise,
of Virginia. has accepted a business offer
in New York CITY and viii move there in
the Fall. If so, there will be only one
Republican electoral ticket in Virginia
this wear, instead Of two, as has been
threatened. and Malone will have things
his own way in the Radical camp
Tho Panubl;cans of Edraconha have
nouina+ad tho folIowino countv ticket
n,liI W;,1,harl,, for +ba Sonote Edward
pridoors and Han Jnsticn for tho House
| Cobb was re-nomlnated for Sheriff, j. II.
Edwards for Treasurer, Frank Hines for
Register of Deeds, ChaS Lewis for Coro-
ner. Allcolored except Cobb and Edwards.
= The Democrats of CASTOR county have
nominated the following ticket: For the
Senate, J. F. Leper; for the House, r. A.
| White: for Sheriff, NJ. H. Shuford; for
| Register of Deeds, John O. Rankin; for
/ Treasurer. d. +. Pasour: for Coroner. Ca
| leb Pasour: for Surveyor. \. w. Hoffman.
! referring to the ticket, the Gastonia Ga
zette SAYS: We think the ticket will chal-
| lenge favorable comparison, in every re-
/ spect, Win any tlcket that mas ever peeh
homina'cl' OF eau DE hoihiii''e"' oS any
party III 'he county.
The hnlghts or i.aoor,so called,o or rath-
CT the Radicals under an assumed name,
met in Wilson Saturday and nominated
the following ticket: For the Senate, DR..
| Tom Person: for the House, Bena ah Peele
for Sheriff, d. Whitley; for Register OF
Deeds, J. 7. Moore; for Treasurer, +. l.
Finch. The Democratic knights VIII repu-
diate the ticket and 1t VIII be defeated.
The Radicals have been so often beaten in
hot ftes.N DH try r