The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-08-24
POLITICAL. POT .i-BlLING.
WHAT ..TI.Ei SANr ABOUT POLL
TICS ~ NoRTu CAROLINA
The Political Caidron is Heeinnin: To
Hoil--Some Expressions OF Opinion IN
the Newspapers.

-Graham county Democrats have DOmi-
mated Mr. X. Carves for the House.
Falls, Wake county, has organized a
y. NJ. d. c. with J. ID. Alleu as President
The Hickory Carolinan says that if
the whole State can be aroused as are the
Western counties the Democratic majority
Will be 40, 600.
The High Point Democrats want f.
I. Baldwin to 90 to the Legislature from
Gullford. 4 capital man for the place.
Charlotte Chronicle.
The Democrats Of Jones county in
the pleasantest and most harmonious po-
lltlcal meeting ever in the county," recon
mended Benjamin Brock, Esq, for the
Senate.
Hon. A. NJ. Waddell, the silver tong
ued orator of North Carolina, is received
at all his appointments with the greatest
enthusiasm. Large audiences greet him
at every place. He is doing great work
for the cause of Democracy.
The Republicans of Alamance have
nominated the following ticket. For the
House, John } J. Fowler; for Sheriff Edwin
r. Harden; for Register of Deeds. John
Crawford; for Treasurer, George W. YES
tai; for Surveyor, Easebius Patterson
Mr.. T. b. Eldridge. editor OF our es-
was in Raleigh a few days ago and re-
ported that the political outlook in David
son is the brightest. The Democrats have
nominated al excellent ticket and they
will elect it.
The Democrats of Little River Acade-
my will have a grand ratification meeting
and barbecue on the 31st of August The
Rev. G. W. Sanderlin Hon. G. +. Aycock,
Hon. Z. W Pou, Jr, and other distin-
guished speakers viii be present - Fay
etteyillo Observer.
If the object Of Col. Dockery's visit 10
this place WAS to make Democrats stronger,
III the Democratic faith than they were
before, his mission was highly successful.
4 gentleman remarked in our hearing that
if Robson county was not solid for Fowle
before, it certainly is now Lumberton
Robesonian.
"A quiet obseryant gentleman remark
ed last Wednesday, as Mr.. f F. DevereuX
was passing up the street that be could
generally tell a Radical by his looks, but
that Mr.. DevereuX looked more like a
Radical than aly man he had ever seen"
ard We in Common With others subscribed
TO the OPINION lMnbert0n RObesonian
CALLED TO ACCOUNT. Hon. John
Morehead Brewer arrived IN the city day
before yesterday, ana to-day he was, We
suppose, carried up before the bar of the
outraged Republican party for reckoning
of his misdeeds. If we had as short time
left to stay in Washington as Hon, John
Morehead Brewer has. We would not allow
a few diegruntled Radicals TO be pulling
Us away from that splendid city on every
conceivable little preteXt.
1t is learned that Hon. J, NJ. Leach
has announced his intention of Civ
ing a cordial support to Cleveland and
Thurman. He thinks that the nomi-
nation Of Thurman ,iil give u Indiana.
He also thinks that Sherman was by far
the strongest man that the Republicans
could have nominated. and that Harrison
is decidedly weak with the labor element
and with the Irish on the Chinese ques-
| ton Charlotte Observer.
Politics are getting hot in Davidson
Zeb V. Walser, a Radical nominee for the
House, threatens to whip the plucky editor
of the Dispatch for personal attacks"
The Dispatch discIau4s having made any
personal attacks as that term is under
stood in politics and journalism, and says
that if Mr.. Walser continues 10 make him
self ridiculous, he must take the conse-
quences. That's the brave and manly way
to talk to Dragging Radical,
Of Chatham's nominees for the House.
the Record says: Mr.. S. q. Wilson is %
years old, was born and reared and still
| resides i'll New Hope township, for many
| years has been consistent member of the
! Baptist church, is one Of the best farmers
in his section Of the county, is a member
| of the Farmers Alliance, aud is quiet
| unassuming citizen who Is deSerVedly eS-
teemed by all who know him. lie is one
of those rare men who fulfils his promises,
| 1 i
intend to fu.fll.
Something rled at the recent term
of Harnett Superior Court that probably
never happened before in the history of
North Carolina, and i'll all probability
will never happen again. An eX-Judge of
the Superior Court (IIon. K. 2. Buxton),
two candidates for the Supreme Court
(Judge Buxton and w. i. Guthrie Esq. )
argued cases before u Superior Court Judge
the matchless Avery, who himself is 4
candidate for the Supreme Court bench,
but having the decided advantage of the
others in the fact that he will get there.
i Dunn Signb0ard.
Sampson did itself credit il renomi
mating E. ". Kerr, Esq for the Senate
and " E. Stevens for the House. Ihc'
were elected before by 4 very large ma i0r
ity. and represented Sampson county witt
signal faithfuiness ana efficiency. Mr.
! Kerr Was chairman OF the committee OF
the insane Asylums in the Senate, and wa
a member of other important committees
Mr Stevens was an intelligent, wide awake
member " 40 missed no duty and made nt
mistakes. Sampson hOnoTed Itself III a-salI
endorsing these rcrr,a -ntatives. DR.. W
3 Murphy WAS nominated for the Iious,
to succeed our esteemed friend, Mr.. 4. K
DaI who was \ ,urfnDt.r ut the last House