The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-08-21
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9Th District-B G. Cobb, Of Li9s3,n
9th Dia'rict-N. Ncwby, Of So

or - b0hD, Of L. 5in. I
'Vh us fict-N Ncwoy, Of Sa......
Executive Committee.
1>t District w. G Lamb. of Marein.
Harry Skinner. OF Pitt;W. P. Roberts Of
Gates; W. Carter, of HYDE.
End District. B. Martin, of BERTHE;
). W. stranger, of Lenoir; W. J. Rogers
o. Northampton; and r H. Speisht OF
Edgecombe.
3rd D strict-W A. Johnston. Of
SampS on; I. II. Sutton, of Cumberland;
NJ. J. lam, Of Wayne; and A. c. Ward,
of Pendtr.
4th District-Julia s. Carr, Of Dur
ham; W. Fl. Pace, of Wake; H. A. Lon
don, of Chatham; and Joseph j. Young,
of Johnston.
5th District w. A. Bobbitt, Of Gran
vile; A. E. Henderson, of Caswel!; J.
a. Barringer, of Guilford; ana E. B.
Glenn, of Forsyth
9th District-H. B. Adams, Of Union;
}. S oliver, Of Robson; D. 5. Cowan,
OF Culmbus; and B. r. Moore, Of New
Hanover.
7th District-J. P. Caldwell, Of Ire
dell; Will X. Coloy, of Davie; t. j Red
ding, of Randolph; and DIR. W. L.
Crump, OF Rowan.
6th District B. G. Cobb. of Lincoln;
J. l. Webb, Of ofCleveland; ". w. Barber,
of Wilkes; and w. ". Scott, of Jald-
well.
9tl District "A. II. Hayes, of Swain;
J. Q. L. Bird, of Mcdowell; J. S. Ander-
son, of Olay;J. NJ. Gudger. of Buncombe.
Gov. Jarvis Speaks.
Gov. Jarvis was called for enthusi-
astically while the committee on creden-
| tials was out.
He came forward and said:
Il appreciate very much [ am sure
| the call you have made and the kind
manner in which the convention has re-
ceived the call 1t IS the first opportu-
nifty have had OF assembling with the
| Democratic Convention fer six years,
and | an sure | appreciato the Opportu-
| nifty. | need not state to you that | re-
gard the Democratic party as the guard
ian, preseryer, and promoter Of the peace
and prosperity Of North Carolina, and |
was very glad to hear the gentleman
who have already spoken announce SO
confidently that there is no division or
pickering within the ranks of this grand
old party. 1t was no more than | eX
pected Or believed, but | know they have
had better opportunities than | have.
While there are no chickering's or jealous
ises within the party at present, it be
hooves US gentlemen in the action Wt
shall take to-day to see TO it that VIZ
give no cause, however slight, that We
give no preteXt, however small, for any
, jealousies or chickering's in the future
| hot
way is open to US for an cas-,
campaign this year. We also know tha
two years from now we are to commence
{ a campaign and conduct it eithe
to success or failure, which shall involv'
, the vital interests Of the State we low
and the State we SO love to serve. W
need not shut our eyes to the fact that
. large per cent Of the population of ou
, State; that large per cent Of the popu
lation OF our State that do the voting
. that a large per cent of the populatio
of our State that do the work, tha
g make the wealth, that brings prosperity
:. and builds up our cities, we know, az
demanding to be heard. They are g
! true and devoted to the best interests {
North Carolina as you or |. | say 1t
wise in us, in all of our councils, III q
of our acts, upon all of cur committee
. our State Executive committee an
our District Executive committees 1T
II wise in us to see that these people al
:, not only heard, but that not one Of thel
- shall have the preteXt OF saying that
- was not fully heard l think that
= this convention, in forming our exec1
- tive committee and in organizing tt
! machinery of our party, by which we a
- to 90 to battle this year, and und
~ which we are to commence battle tv
years hence, will put these 81
gestions into practical operate
, we will avoid even the possibility
pickering in the future. | am sure
u have made myself sufficiently plain
that question. l think the First Co
VI eressional district presently will COZ
mence to put these suggestions IN
y practical operation. 1t was abo
that | was engaged when the call can
recall an incident that happened t
as first year [ commenced to make a poll
us cal speech. We were down on the banl
on now what is Dare county. | was tn
but school boy, but was engaged in
effort of making Democratic spee(
of There was opposed to me IN the dlsc'
sion on that day man who has since
of tanned somewhat to distinction in MOI
Carolina politics, in late years, as
of publican. He had made his speech, a
/ was replying to him, and think v
1r- getting the better of him, as thinl
have had the pleasure of doing some
of these Republicans in years since.
friend of his sitting near commend
IN. asking questions, trying to interrupt
of when a poor Christian, hard comm
sense minister of the gospel, belong5
of to the Primitive Baptist church, "
was sitting near by, had stood the mi
dc- ruptions as long as he had felt comic
able under, pulled off his cot and la'(
on the bench and said, Lay there,
of Kehukee Baptist until | whip Will 1
rick aud make him behave hlmse
Of Now, what | would have the Democr;
party do today, is that our AHA
,la- friends, our lawyers, our doctors
our merchants do not care un
of what advocation of life or what tt
professions may be come into the ID
AS ocratic convention, pull off their &C
and say lay there Alliance, lawyers, {
o. tors and merchants until we have wi
ped this radical party and made tt
yid- behave.
While, gentlemen, we have but to
,ya. member. and our memories surely
IL hut fhot ramam