The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-20
~pIIg TO MONOPOLY
lslNyip,rToRIAL CONTEST.

,, Left Far zen ho-
r., a,,uac can so" 90 '''N
nm -. Of TIE CHRONICLE are ia,
.e'os.1 .5o r,,nlt of the senatorial
e''' ~, which resulted III Gov:
''o.+ .,ion. On the night before
emf, Mr.. CALHOUN spoke. OF bis
Atlanta Journal says;
il' "a. -. gas a repetition Of the
d le'," " Nj. former address, de
t l1 ",ity b,tween the Terml-
TsI'sS. ',s5p.e @ as the best policy to
isi 'a5 thls time; be pressed MS
~, laf " the tae lamb and the lion .I y,
aa together the lamp iD'''' 'A'
,,,,,h for Cousin Pat"
'''' ',,'yp ,hen spoke, and then
@yrra GRAVES During his
e.aaaen, NAM. While be
.ChH6US, a strong-lunged!
,,Inrah foc Cousin Pat,
,rrtura the audience literally
rJ A cyclone OF applause
e' o. U,I to wall and circled
gu.tcl dome.
''i thc speaker, and he owned
cousin. He then proceed
cirtuas Of the great and
q. Calhoun, but the
l fellow again got IN his
by yelling;
ease of grandpa's hat. y
,ball we Disown Them'
went on to praise this
@4d system represented by Mr..
ore whose beneficent arms
n ,bout the body of our state
t1en and uphold 1t.
rcd that the time had come
NH TO cast aside her leaders of
,.n, 70 throw away her tender
2ad fond recellections OF the
.s1, of her gallant sons, and Sc
or onice who were better post
i. business questions, and espe-
~ railroad question of the day,
rl. % that effect.
storm Of "Neyer!' "Never'
burst as ore cry, simultane-
from the assembled multitude
yIit back and forth like a
rani at work among the forest
Esrnark hat Mr.. Graves made
rLaoga was destined to be
.ra .. .he Richmond and Ter
Nrmny. an assertion the farmers
lgayi. to remember.
Gov. Gordon's Speech.
fgrl,, in front of the Kimball
ry Gordon and others spoke.
r-a.,e to yociferous calls, the
,.enlvd half way down the
I'D aud addressed the people,
&. hen Of victory, but declaring
sg4s couieat With whatever fate
Ia BIN, since he was assured OF
oye Of tie people of Georgia.
/THE ELECTION OF GORDON.
T. farmer legislature has honored
N and saved the Alliance.
/ t. coils Of the Terminal anaconda
II been ualoosened, Georgia stands
M .l.el, Nacunes name Is ''mud,
Nd JOHN b Gordon is United State:
2ell0r.
l-eIectioa took place at II O'Clock
2tly
scenes following close upon th'
oi the nomination were as wild, o
utips wilder, than any ever witnessed
y Jlptol Of our State, and wilde
tH' than any Of the people of thi
y DO commonwealth will ever again
Getting Red-Hot.
\ d the House gallery was packed
When a wild yell arose from tn
v chamber, just across the way
@a' such hu5bub among the Wis
Y 'aa' the Speakers piping voice wa
lri ald the sound OF his little gave
i@i 10 the roar Of conversation an
tnent that filed the hall.
vder vas partially restored until th
ot the Senate vote was announ,
au0 inen another attempt was mao
u' speaker to secure quiet. Afte
VlA'Iaued rapping order in a sma
s4e was restored and the reguli
'VsS q The session was transacted.
Intense Excitement.
4th tAe hour Of twelve o'clock a
~ Speaker announced the ele
y q United States Senator in orde
IL excitement among the men al
a u ieorgia in the gallery and
Doi 81 the House was intense, al
'la'u almost hear the great heart
~ 'hTo0bing with anxiety as y
- luto the grizzled faces of old me
WIN wooden legs and emr
- lle itces of young men agl,
'oIe Tor this their native State a
WIN anxiety for fear the hirelir
uV monopoly might lead her sc
!, 'uo'i was nominated and second
III :, zimmerman and "thirded" by
Wild Confusion.
'le end of the first ballot a
81 t 'o.T' were needed to elect Cord
~ oegan coming over to him.
M - Ssuey forgot themselves and
WV Ia men around the floor. the
"a ". s'eu 'lclr handkerchiefs, and
I'm i's'sn II : TODD in the back of the
- a,.,. nai high in air, upon the
Inn ,u'cn' waving it back and fc
N oa = ,i emitted at regular inter,
h., nv ume rebel yell.
Won, @ OF Chatham, mounted
H. ~ n.y. ala as the members cha
IN H. We're hustled up to him,
4 i assistance of another men
a59gp, I'a arms high above the otI