The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-18

02en 50 numerous, coming from the sea /
board, and from the mountains. and |
from the State OF Texas, and from the |
city OF Washington, to teach the Ali /
ancemen Of the State of G Georgia that the |
fundamental principles of their order
required them to elect monopo
list! Laughter and applause Well,
| saN that Calhoun was dead
l5 was SO represented to US.
heard il on every hand, ana did not
dream last night thas his aam9 would |
be presented 10 the caucus. The very
| best political judge IN the State of Geor
gia told ne yesterday morning that Mr.
Calhoun was not factor in the race.
You see that they wanted to make di-
version, and gave it cut that Mr. Gal
| houn would not go into the caucus Du-
Blgnon was telegraphed for and came,
| but SAID not in answer to the summons.
| The next thing was to induce Colonel
| hawkins to come from the city Of Wash
lngton. Well, those things did not seem
| to work
When I,cac1e here last Wednesday
| week age it was said there ought to be
caucus before which AL the candidates
would be invited, and that they should
/
caucus or not | wish TO paiticularize
now, because 90 not wish any gentle
man to think tba5 | would play double
game, or that | went into the caucus
pledged to abide by It's action and kicked
out of the harness. To several gentle
men (namiDg them), I said | am willing
to go before this caucus and submit
my name, but | am an Allianceman at
heart and have been SO from my birth,
and | will submit, only upon the c0ndi-
ti0us that the Allianccmen select can
didate who will represent the principles
Of the Alliance; but if they DO not | will
appeal to the people CT this State. | was
approached by others, and to each and
every one | made the same answer, that
IN submitting my name to the caucus, If
the Alliance selected a man ii accord
with tie Alliance principles ] would be
content | have stood upon tnat declara-
ton s:aoa that time, and I now say
will not abide b The nomination made
,ast ni%h5. In tbs FIRST place, because
, it does OF engraf5 the Alliance priuci-
leg, and in the second place because
? there was q trap LAID fer US. Mr. Cal
houn was out Of the race--Was retired
> The thId l3arty told us he was nos in
the race as all and we expected Judge
; Hammond or some other man to be bal
= loted for.
Now, my friends, have spoken 10
! You longer than | Intended I bave
! shown you the position Of the Alliance
: before the country: | have shown you the
! Inconsistency 1T the action taken last
. night; and | wish to show you he log C.
/ which need not apply, but which you
i will apply yourselves, that If this course
!. is persisted in, it viii destroy your or
# gauizaiion. appeal to you not to dis
! regard the fundamental pLilcip es upo1
! which it is based [ appeal 70 you i.
the name Of your state and my state, GU
beloved mother, never to dishOnor 5ha
= name The ar has been full Of rumors
Is there is something that needs expiana
| tion."
ID The speaker closed by making an allu
nr ~ election of CALVIN H. Brice, another mag
e- naete Of the terminal system.
y Senator Hartridge's Speech,
be He said It would be very interestin
=, If the representative from this distrlt
d would give the people of Georgia all th
q facts in his possession. 1t would perhal
at be q revelation more entertaing than th
VS. golden books discovered by the inspire
y founder Of the Mormon church. If
- were speaking only to Atlanta people
81 would be more guarded in my EXPIRE
VI VI s;ons, but | am speaking TO the peop
y Of Georgia; at least TO their represent
- 'o' tives, or men who are supposed by the
~ credentials and oaths to represent il
wv | II g. +bf.,. 81
suspected that some Of them are on
M the insignificant agents Of great corp,
~ "a ration's lobby. Oh, these lobbyists
al ~ How familiar their faces? How often
Of we meet and greet them? We c;
of detect their presence before tn,
nai naG are visible. The organ Of sight is 4
t 20 proximity. The flowers do not, indee
ub- vither at their approach, but do lose
70 part of their fragrance Laughte
Ivy And these are the men to give Ge0r&
~ q United States Senator. OF all t
~; ~, arrant humbugs ii this plnchback a
I'm - of pretense and deception, of fal
" weights and measures, Of bad eggs a
'cu- tainted meats, there are among the A
itV ance statesmen leading cases and sh
,ure ing precedeuts Laughter and applaus
ECU FROM the pom tlctl lOai Vi lnnpoobu1e a
8 IS corruption they cut the slice IN which
20 q hid the ring-the golden reward OF tn
.hly noble ambitions. But, brethren,
lth, Gin to use the phrases Of the Allan
'can men. Laughter and applause
the th'. say [ agreed last night TO voto7forsC
V 'i1V bV houn. Behold, then. before you,
lcul- the arch deceiyer, but the most baTnb
heir zle1 and raisled character IA hlsto
aha ~ Great laughter.
Let us see if [ am bound to stand
anne the action Of the caucus. Will any
leer- say that if that action was brought ab
by fraud and representation,
-biner memb RS OF the caucas should nof re
to be diate its decision and alsolye themsel
5.D from any connection with i? Let US
ago how it happened that Mr. Calhoun
hich nominated How wonderful are pollt
nter laughter what revolutions. \ v
re in ago our anti Gordon cancus had
emen sion in the ballroom Of himball no
soon Fifty three were present Inc Sc
;lded ment of the body was taken. Mr..
his wood and Mr.. Hines received all
ines votes except few complimentary 2