The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-07-27
OLD FORSYTH.
Whooping Her up for ssBaldy'' Will.
liams--SOme Mad and Talking Re.
publicans-.Newsy Notes

WhOOping Her up for ssBaldy'' Will.
llams--SOme Mad and Talking Re.
publicans-.Newsy Notes
Especial Cor. of STATE CHRoNIcLE.l
WINSTON, N. c., July 27,-Old For
syth and vicinity have been dreadfully
shaken by political thunder the past
three weeks. The Radical goose has re-
signed its place on high to the fat old
fellow who crows out such music as
''Baldy Williams and victory" In fact,
the country hereabouts has put On new
political face, and never since the war
has Forsyth stood so good a chance to
be put near the head of the Democratic
column. Few people outeioe can i'm
agine the bowling going on in the Re-
publican camp. Brewer has been nomi-
mated and there are not more than half
dozen decent Republicans in this city
who will support him. You know Char
lie Reynolds is the Radical "bull of the
woods in this section, and there is none
who dares to dispute his territory He
is mad, and the downy Goslen who
chirped such music as ''Brower will have
to explain some things before the elec-
tion to allay it" in the last issue of the
Republican, has not even developed pin
feathers as far as supporting him is con-
cerned. There is another fellow here
named Wheeler, a postoffice official and
withal Republican, who received his
appointment under Brower's influence.
This man is in clover now, as it might
be supposed, since his idol has been put
through. He is almost alone in his re-
| joicing.
! Hon. A. II. A. Williams, Democratic
candidate for Congress, came into the
city yesterday to sound the political wa
ters in this vicinity. He was so surprised
at the favorable circumstances that he
left on the evening train for home. He
is vigorous campaigner, and it is whis-
pered that while here he met many to
whom he showed the path of truth and
duty. Your correspondent could not
keep up with him in all his rounds, yet
he heard a rumor that the anti Brewer
Republicans assured him of their sup
port.
Raleigh people will easily remember
that in the last State Senate there was a
dark faced fellow on the Republican side
named Edgar Lineback This man wore
neither collar nor cravat, yet when his
brethren would insist on voting for an
indecent measure, he often joined the
Democratic side. He seems to be an
honest man and dispenses wisdom right
and left to his people here. He was bold
enough to say to them at Greensboro
that ''if Brewer was nominated, Forsyth
would give Baldy Williams 45O MAORI
ty." Mr.. Williams yesterday declared
to his friends here that he would carry
every county in the district. The peo-
pie believe him.
The West End Hotel and Land Com
pany iare pushing their work and the
prospects are exceedingly bright Prof.
Ludlow has submitted contour map OF
the lands, the site for the 100000 hotel
has been chosen and the plans and speci-
fcations drawn up. The lands lie in the
western surburbs Of the city and touch
the campus Of the Davis Military school
They are to be laid out into 400 building
lots, many drives, boulevards and parks.
Our people are pushing along.
| X X X
Prof. Charles D. McIver, who has
, been here the past week holding the
i county educational institute, closed
Friday with a very practical address on
'The Peoples Relation to Public Edu
cation" In spite of inclement weather
J about four hundred people heard him
Rev. DR.. F. L. Reid, of Raleigh, is il
the city and is expected to preach il
Centenary Baptist church tomorrow
morning.
Last night Prof. J. 81. Kinealy, Of the
. the North Carolina College of Agricul
ture and Mechanic Arts, spoke in the
: Opera House on the benefits of schoo
of practical mechanics, &c. He handled
his subject we'll and made fine impress
= : sion on our people.
!. There is a young opera company her
which plays the "Chimes of Normandy
exceedingly we'll. They are preparing t
make tour of the State.
NJ. VICTOR.