The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-08-29

AZ u"VlSt boLi'iciiSl, Jour seats.
And ne siamAa: ;ho table with the s
E'vai TIL tn & vel broke and fell on the
floor. tAls incident showed, sure enough,
thGt the chairman couldn't be con
fused, and nobody tried ii after that.
The committee on credentials was
then completed.
The Reliable Called Out.
The Revenue collectors, gaugers, dep
uties, and negroes wanted to hear from
The great Reliable Eaves. He was eyi-
IDENTIFY great favorite with the Bread
and Butter gang who were present.
Eayes came forward and said: 81 ap-
preciate, my countrymen, this call. /
have baen in every Republican conyeu-
tion since the war, but have never
made 9 speeon. am noC well and am |
very much worried from fatigue OF my |
work, and you must excuse me. Let US
nave harmonious meeting 50 that when
we start home, BoSsism will have taken
it flight from Nos Il Carolina.
.yeter Pritchard's uarangue
j. G. Pritchard Deputy ReYenue col
ieotor, WAS called on: He declared
th,a nothing in Gods world af-
ores him 50 much pleasure as to
|
presence gives the lie 10 the Democratic
statement that there IS no Republican
party in North Carolina. The Republican
pa ty was never liyeller than no". The
Deno-ratic party does not consider That
We are dead. The last Legislature did
things to show that they believe the
Republican party is very lively. lie re-
ferred to what he called the bitter cOn-
q A. 4 }.
: publicanism began to gro" IN the Weat,
> aud il We had had & free ballot and @
5 fair count in eastern North Carolina the
4 Republicans would be IN power in North
Carolina. The star OF hope has arisen:
a Ii is in the west. The people are more
o determined to break the back OF Bourbon
ism than ever. Are the Democrats scared
9 He then went into al avalanche OF bitter
D and mean and malicious denunclatlon Of
5. the changes made by the legislature i
q the Federal Election law. lie mlsrepIa
re aented these changes and used sach II
III yactlyes as infamous" &G., IteQn@nti,
IN TO cover Up tie paucIty OF his iaeas an'
&c his bare misrepresentatlonS. lie thei
ve discussed the Force bill aud declared
81 say amen to the Force Bill, &nd Z
n blatantly and falsely declared that IL
in Change IN the NorJn Carolina iaN
Ne made it necessary. When be dt
de clalei that he Was for the t0ica Gil
n the members of the convention chee
of I'd him heartily aad Justify, Ia fact, 2
by such enthusiasm was cyaayed during th
al Convention as when Revenue Col!ecti
5e Pritchard declared his advocacy OF Il
er. Force bill He declared I'VE were ma
5 a ing every thing fair in North Carolina
- and there was no use for clange
nd the election law. In the vvry ne
breath he declared that Tie Democra
me stole the election in 1888 lie did
stop to explain this double stateneI
-, aud his audience Was TOO enthused oV
on bis advocacy Of the Force bill 10 ask
M. explanation.
~ lie concluded by saying that the Ea1
~. ~. ers had terrified Vance, and thai
10 ~; death-knell CT Vance and all other po
.IS' ~, bons had Leau sounded BY the farme
~ ~ There is no negro question now,
W. -, said. Capacity, and capacity alone,
: said. would hereafter he considered.
- MANS COLOR WOULD MAKE NO DIFFERhi
"a WHATEVER.
49, District attorney Cooks Violence
Va q Nr. G. A. Cook, District Attorney
The East North Carolina, WAS called cut
was spoke to the assembly.
1;.sn Having been given an Office at
,cs1- hands of the Republicans, lie paid
vas that office By violent speech. lie
dis. 10 make the convention believe that
ana depression of the people was causcC
the Democratic party, and he actu
had the call to say that since the nat
al power had been Urested from
'h.lr- Democrats. the people and the cou
uiisd 'mvd was prospering.
'aIled He almost stunned the Republican
asserting that Oliver Ii. DooheFy
q an elected Goyernor of North Gacollu
(col) 1883. and that he had been counteC
Derla, by trickery and fraud and gaacailty.
" 'H0 McKcsson Scars Aioft.
"a al Chas. i. McKe3son, Of Burke CO..
~ II e. e.. + ! Commissioner was called cut.
! Not He made a few preliminary rem
: :. Co. Tben he said there was one thlL
the which he oiIeIeu "lln '!4fa6 n4? = aho
'i'o''i' The angels in their flight differed {
|, aud it. The great 00o rlll, u lna ,,lon+ 1l-'
)oint a FEtED aooe' ~. 49, for > mi
and il began to be TOO MUCH for th'
CT anu vention. Some smothered crl
cont him down. take hun &
y ntst were heard McKeSson was 20
entlalS understand this, and said. INC
nan, friends don't want to tire you.
g t,,,0' you"
! oune' The negro Crowds out the White
: r." t%o Here cries for J. 81. Harris
, ~ the rupted the speaker, and ne was $
81 Raj- under.
o. ne ~ NJ Jim Harris made one Of his ripr
o,t;nn ~ t,,,1' speeches. He said when he ces
en',on' I ron preach Republican doctrine, It
~ =, i0P after he was safe in AbIahaina
!. = - , He would hold 10 office under az
: " e E or party ,hat would put = pad!
opie ~ " his mouth when the interests or L
rirt ! 3 and party were at stake;
r!cti r. Harris said he never claimed al
10 Vn Gliooa for the negro because he was
!. ionn55 but because of his manhood.
i'lli haio. ,ale' ever Harris praised and applaud
/. . Doio naoro. and declared that the
jump must have an equal place III the
uoa the white element OF the con
do 'ii0' broke out into applause) Harl
The Democrats claimed every
seseial aa everything but one thing. Ht
or 1mioo heard of a Democrat who clam
aKlhS do r;aht to "Hades." He suppos