The state chronicle., 1888-10-12
KITCHEN VICTORIOUS!
THE RADICALS DEMORALIZED
AND WORRIED.
They Refuse to Divide Time But kitcb-
en- Speaks and Carries the rOWd
With Him.
special Cor. STATE CHRONICLE.l

Especial Cor. STATE CHRONICLE.
WMkEsBoRo, n c., Oct 2, 1888. The
same pro- ramme Was carried out here to-
day as al T.ylorsyIle on yesterday. II
any change, it was that more SANDER and
abuse was used, Mr.. Kitchen is worrying
Dockery & Co. almost TO death. Dockery
says he will lose his right arm before he
| will di'ide time with Kitchen. He also
said at the dinner table to day that if this
| trick .sas played on anybody in the East
| it would cause blood shei. He, Settle
and Devereaux talked to 800 people until!
dark to prevent Mr Kitchens speaking.
| Mr.. K. moi fled the p ople he would speak at
8 O'Clock. Dockery does not refer to Fo" ie
but his flee dog. Tom, charges him vii
receiving $50, 900 as bribes and $50, 900
more in bonds which he says FoWle sold
and put the money in his pocket. He
charges Merrimon with drawing all the
fraudulent bills and Ransom with lobby
| ing them through the Legislature. He is
a vicious. foul mouthed slanderer. Dock
cry and Dcvereaux are the meanest, dirt
lest, and most unmitigated political liars
ever heard They are hacked, however,
by Mr.. KS presence and we'll they may
be. Dockery and his crowd do not stay to
| hear Mr.. Kitchen but they hear every
word he says. They sat in forty yards
| tonight of where he spoke. They are the
| worst worried and bamboozled set Of
| political skunks | have even seen. Dock
ery's refusal to divide time will do the
! Democrats good. Every day Mr.. Kitchen
makes him refuse the Democratic com
| mittee. and then refuse him, and then be
offers to divide time with Dockery when
he speaks. The people want a Joint dis
cussion.
| | do not know how to describe Mr.. Kitch-
| EMS speeches. He is giving them ''sheoi. =
| He is The boldest talking man | ever lis
tened TO in my life. He is tremendous in
| his defense OF Democratic men and meas
| ures and terrible in his denunciation Of
| the lies told by Dockery u Co. In his
| speech here he denounced Dockery ana
! DevereanX as liars, sianirter~. r,wards
aud tetamerS OF Other mems cltaractcr
| ine: them to i}e false. He denounced thell
| as Il disgrace eytn TO the Republican party
! OF their charges against Balm ne said that
| they were simply damnable and infamous
and that no gentleman would make them
| o. believe them. Do kerry posing a. ;;
/ farmer Was iisse cted and the demacogue
was held up to the contempt Of farmers
| NJ. Kitchen read the record Of DQchery
| in the Convention Of 1879 It made him
a. mad as a hornet but he opened not his
mouth. The truth is that MIR Kitchen s
! powerful arraignment of the demagogues
and slanderers IS 50 true that il hurts and
| stings. The people applaud Mr.. X. and
do not take on to the abusive denunc!a-
! tons made by the Republicans. and my
! conviction is that they doing the Dem
ocrats good Leading Democrats say that
Mr.. Kitchen is doing great good and that
! Dockery is losing by his course. He keeps
| Dockery on the ragged edge of anxiety
and keeps him from saving many things
ne otherwise would say. Dovkery is max
! ing weak speeches. Deveresux cannot
| lldnt q SpttCH- his oIIl otoch i'll trade Is
| his SANDER and his false charges.
/ wish every man in the State could
| hear Kitchen on Dockery and Devereaux.
| He completely skins them and leaves them
! 10 @rnHnd to stand upon and the people
| applaud, aud cheer with ent thusia,tic
shouts. Kitchen car beat the State, and
! he has the Radicals now worried half to
! death.
| Up to this time he has rot spoken until
/ after Dockerv finished because his appoint
! ments had not been announced Here
after he will speak. after asking for a
| division Of time, TO his crowd while Dock
! Il Co. harangue the Radicals He is doing
| great good, and demoralizing the Radicals
! They refuse him a division Of time because
| they know that he would skin them alive
/ Wilkes is going Democratic this year.
and there Is confidence in Democratic
ranks. Kitchen inspires enthusiasm and
confidence. X
t During the canvass for Congress be-
tween Gen. Cox and Tom Devereaux. a
negro politician named Geo Lane made a
speech in which he said ~ am in favor
of Mr.. DeyereauX for Congress because
he has got a NEGROS FEELINGS with liberal
prlnciples.' From the slanderous state
ments Devercaux is making, the CHRoNI-
| Gle thinks that Lane would now be asham-
ed to say that Devereaux has a negro's
| feelings. Even the negroes are ashamed
of DevereauXs SANDERS EDITOR
| IN SPARTA.
Mr.. r. A Doughton, who represented
Allegheny in the House in 1887 and who
| has been renominated. writes the editor
OF The CHRoHiCLE "a private letter from
which we make the following extract:
at was Dockerys day here and as you
know Kitchen had appointments concur
ring with Dockery's. Up to this place
| Dockery had refused to divide time and
| Dockery, Devereaux, Tom Settle and Lin
ney would take all the day. This had
continued for three days. But WE PUT A
| STOP TO THE BUSINESS HERE TO-DAY. We
went into the Court House and demanded
division of time. Dockery's crowd re-
fused and then We had Kitchen to 90 to
the grove near by and divide the crowd
| We had at least twO-thirds of the crowd
and Kitchen spoke for four hours. He
has lungs of steel and denounced Dockerv
and his methods, one of which is to have
| Tom Devereaux to denounce Fowle and
bring charges IN regard to the special tax
| bonds, etc.