The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-10
STILL VICTORIOUS!
KITCHIN STILL W0RRING
THE RAIDS.
The Latter Still Refuse to Divide
Time But Kitchin Speaks.
Cor. Nsws-Obssryer.

The Latter Still Refuse to Divide
Time But Kitchin Speaks.
Cor. Ssws-obssrver.
WILKEsBoRo, N. c.. Oct. 1.-The
same programme was carried out
here to-day g at Tsylorssille on yes.
terday. n any change. il was that
more Islander and abuse was used.
Mr. Kitchin isworrying Dockery d
Co. almost TO death. Dockcry says
No viii lose his right arm before he will
divide time with Kitchin. He also
said at the dinner table to-day that If
this trick waa played on anybody in
the East IL would cause bloodsned.
He, Settle and Devereux talked to
800 people until dark TO prevent Mr..
Kitchin's speaking. He notified the
people be would speak st s O'clock.
Dockery does not refer 20 Fowle. but
his fee. dog, Tom, charges him with
receiving $40, coo a. bribes and s50.-
600 more In bonds, which no says
Fowle sold. and put the money In bis
pocket. He charges MerTimon with
drawing sll:the fraudulent bills and
: Ransom with lobbying them, through.
The Legislature. Heis vicious. 1 'ul.
nc.shSa slanderer. Dockery and
kDevereux are the mesnest and most
unmitigated political falsifers | ever
heard. They are hacked, however,
by Mr.. K. o presence, and we'll they
may be. ockery and bis crowd do
not stay 10 hear Mr.. Kitchin but they
hear every word be says. They sat
In forty yards tonight Of where
no spoke. They are the worst wor.
RED and bamboozled set OF political
sknnks | have ever seen.
Dockery's refusal to divide time
will do the Democrats good. Every
dsy Mr.. Kitchin makes him refuse
the Democratic committee and then
refuse him, and then be offers 70
divide time. with Dockery when he
speaka The people want . joint dis.
eussion.
I do not know how 10 describe Mr..
Kitchins speeches. he Is giving
them .sheol." He Is the boldest
talking man ] ever Listened 10 In my
life. lie 10 tremendous In bis de-
fense Of Democratic men and meas
urc and terrible in his denunciation
OF the falsehoods told By Dockery a
Co. IN his speech here he denounced
1 tDockery and Devereux - liars. slau-
= ders. towards and defamers Of other
mems character, and said that they
made the charges knowing. them "a
be false. He denounced them as dis
grace even 10 the Republican patty.
OF their charges against Balm. he said
that they we're simply damnsble and
infamous, and that 40 gentlemzr
would make them or believe them,
Doch erys posing - o farmer was dis.
sected and the demagogue was held
mp 10 The contempt Of farmers. Mr.
Ritchin read the record Of Dockery
Cd the convention Of 1875. IL made
him q mxd g . hornet, but he openet
not his mouth. The truth Is that
Mr.. Kitchilf powerful arraighmen
Of the demagogues and ISLANDERS i
20 true that q hurts and stings. TIL
people applaud Mr. X. and do no
Jake on ~ the abusive denunciationl
made By The Republicans, aud ms con
viction Is that they are doing Chi
Democrats good. Leading Demo
Gratis -sy that Mr.. Kitehin 10 doinl
great good. add that Dockery 10 lcs
log By bis course. He keeps Decker!
on the ragged edge Of anxiety am
kseps him from saying many thing
he otherwise would say. Dockery !
making weak speeches--cannot max
speech. Ills only stock In trade
his Islander and his false charges.
4 wish every man 10 the State coul
hsar Kitchin on Dvckery and Dese
rsux. He completely skins them an
lesyes them no ground % stand upot
ard che people applaud and chez
with enthusiastic . houss kischi
can bea. the State. and he has Oh
Radicals nov worried half 10 dealt
UP 10 Chi. time be has not spoke
until alter Doekery finished becau'
his appointments hsd not been %
nounced. Hereafter hs viii speal
after asking Coz . division Of time, !
his crowd While Dockery a Co. hsI
anRue the Radicals. He y dom
great good. snd demoralizing u
Radicals. They refuse him disisio
Of time because they know that
would akin them alive.
wilkes Il goipg Democratic Oh
rear, and there q Q confdenes
Democratic ranks. Kitchln inspir'
~nshug;.su. aud eonfidenca.