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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-11-05
HOlOrS Divided!
VIZ HAVE MET THE ENEMY But ONLY
A PORTION OF US IS THEIRS.
We Houed for Much Better Results,
but it Might Have Been worse,
So it Might.

From all reports the election passed OH
quietly and harmoniously yesterday
nothing occurring to mar the peace OF
anv citizen. The vote was as badly mix
ed ND as free range herd of steers be-
fore the roundup and right after very
severe winter. Where the republicans
looked for strong support were the very
places that brought disappointment, and
the precincts where they figured on be-
ing showed under were the very ones
that resulted in pleasant surprises. Dodge
CITY for example; Speareville for the
opposite example.
Ia this county the state ticket will av-
erags with the county ticket. the demo-
Gratis carrying the day in the city and
county. with the possible exception OF j.
R. Hallowell for congressman.
The returns on the state election are
too meager at this time to give the ac-
tual result. but are sufficient to indicate
the election of the whole republican tick
ct with the possible exception of attor-
ney general. In the several COMPRESSION
al districts the situation is badly mixed
and when the official count is announced
| who knows but what we may be COM
PEELED to tip our beaver to democratic
congressman or two from proud repub-
lican Kansas? The situation is HARD
one. but we'll accept it.
The vote of Ford county on county
ticket is given below by precincts, and i!
as near reliable as can be obtained a
this time:
| The first named for each Office ia the demo
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-11-05

Ioeai denc1ency In precipitation during
month, IS.
Total deficiency in precipitation since Jan.
uary LIST, $50.
Number Of cloudless days Is; partly cloudy
days, 3; cloudy days4
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-11-05

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

"a. Las long been known 81;
t ~. are extensive hl.ae &
r'te III this Stale and t..a-
sr hss
1l- e vtc- u
d g. -1e
d.lt 81
g4 atttt sai- IS &c
e E 4 a-ei as . sH lsle
coal aaIy Co1Ltrv ecss1
burning his forge without
thinking mu1a about y. A4d
IL f3ct, proper handled, q Z
erasl 10 any II our second class
Alabama ccai
Bus we are look NJ for some
thing better. in one Ct Cur re-
ceas exploring expeditions.
came upcn . spot where t
Testimony of good mes E 20
facts and Appearances eaE h
re "a oh. there uus ~ Is
ri rrue bi-uRinrHs Goes. t0ar
& ID ia more - thickness, ~ .
depth II uCt over 80 Cr 3 %
E-. BltieT is th,s wees tests
lae matter, ans IN iez
va sbll Eaow. ifths trge ca
rs Cgaltbere r. = safe 20 con
Glade that we nave Tnu 2eres
oft.
.Fthilk t-ege
.of ou- having pcltr VI iral
ore lam nearly a. sure about
.tte coal. Nov * we tsd q mi
road. tte limestone OF blut9tce
Geese enough % be cheap
al we might as vel have 8
furnace e- as not En-. anr
peel e aye lot mere than a1.s
set on tse cct. sad.
fal -fXtt1 Icposs ie 90
-et any q them - 5U-E q
specimens ef thei- minerals
c j..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09
- Y.-,s g757 u Tg-2sy.

~ f5.7s E751 u Ts-2sy
l. rst saeusb that tie
vouur women n today shall DC
at Jae.r mothers are or Ea.e
They mus ac more. The
spirit - The tsale cas e. w0uc1
FEY . higher oEie- e and
tas geg1,-euea ;s q the woman
oT the fuf4-e v.i be great. !
m5st rot be misccaE:rzed iatc
saying thas Tie fa:Gre scmaa
aiH lie oEc OF mind rather than
- ne4ri. PcTer Of Mid IL IL
self NJ Dsre makes g .rue 70
aan ta4n does wealth. hcaGy
81 person or social status
Pat . clear intellect. a wea
fralned mind adoEes a oman.
i Is aalvr VII ai0ra g sDleu-
did Oak; a true woman his 5
power. something reeu.iaTIy
hey aVl. % her moral mt s1ce.
EE1e5. when dulr developed.
zakes 4eF queen ever . vide
realm e spirit. BIT -hls she
esH r0s-ess only IS her po~erE
are cultivated. C~a,tirsted TO
Den Weld the seaufe- ofautsaE
l,E over the world a. large
keTerer e cultivated ven
an 3Eeliz ne sure shat there vo-
VII dnd reGacmest. moral Pow
q ana lie il IS highest form.
Fer a woman % Re euI ivasaI
he must begin early: the llvs
ST ETlheo3 ere t-a1stor- ara
last Gee EE. aaE girls are w0--
en- before sc E1cv K these
rapid tines Every gill has q
certain STATEN to oeearr IN his
ta. scue ere Place 60 al aud
cttca she makes her stat
ar @ capacity - create
81 a. lac beginning iuz-e.ces
he eu3-Lslies Home Journal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

e Cheek Is rat Cas- PsgnszI
Tee supreme Ccut. of Mime
sofa has ia-e.y rendered z lie
.isiuE 81 much Interest 70 the
Business Community ind ciaTue
has bank cheeks are nct cash
1a uD possess -ai value
uatl "a -L IL oi
- words Gle swing $50 chec
s nos Eent
rheB passed between deuIos
and creditor. bEt oHIy becomes
30 u-cn The money Is received
on i
Ts cczTt holGs tllt 81 &C.
ceptl4g z cheek Eo1 q debtor
there j. Id legal presumption
.tsaf tie creditor takes Sc u SD
so.l-e payment. .t con-
l~stla-aF 81 as written ac-
k4cH seat cita1 ceb
p here goods 4Te 20 casa
80 delivery. and seq
tenders TT us1Fi check q
s dran On Is banker. sucl
ra-Mfrt IS cniveoualtscra ard
.tae deliver Ct iAe -oocs, if
made ia also co3atoeai If
Gaze cheek d -iered On
eafsIian the sellers may &c
sa .he goo : for she guTchase
money even from she posses
Eo1 rt tl.rt rr i1aoeentVa TtE
:. can he sho=n that the
sell p been Eaii'y cf such
meg nee rs world esfCP LiI
f-ou TecoE ef-nE II equity
decision is among The
first c1lese IS hhcE ecDrs
.ttat e S. far reaching. ard i
supported hy other high :Uior
settle a15.eS question
.ia commercial circles The
a- pri1e has been spP.ied
80 uuga-d notes lr CZe c. t-o.
eonrts. uaiea have held tha-
the sellez Joes not lose his lien,
oTpTEehase money on goods
sold. uufi he relieves the &C.
.russ each. and max -e.aEe 81 any
tine uTirr thereto iftas iudeht-.
edzsss BE- Let net 81 ultl-
Scseusisc Lut UicGu.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09


I4.c-vas Rave been h1a
such members clthe c2a-
s..laaolaI convention Is cared
u cv.rs t--.-r The
Commonwealth qla-estae mem
bs7s from Il 4yet.e thuS
Hr. aaes, Of tne Satea.-
large. Il am oppose! &c SUB
sion, because believe any
coHs.i;lt.Cn -lll Hdt he
adopted BY this convention
would De defeated bT u, use
Of The negro vote. anu the hole
proceeding thus EoU-t BE an
expensive farce iro@ tae 5esIu-
ming
~ re p Of !aFaEese l
-s TIE -s.55a vote!
-Ea ii -c minority
that te enbHaz Ct
the nyvaIs vgte u-
D.. E-an. II Il set' Auy
CO.'S seal. Pie
s zj &
1a
au a. L..
ose ta
Fl -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09
Ih7-s. Hale . Sc.
Rams Er

M"aA Aa-l
Iha.e 70 see q ual a,Eavs
talking aboEt EHa. a happy
place Heaven IS, sud doing
nothing 10 make lis hone Re
scloie .
] hate To see 3 man xitha sus-
giciJus breath boast OF his TEN
PeTance prime pies.
hate 20 see 8 man coa:inr.
silly t.is5nE sboRt hoN mGcl liz
loves every dy, aud never do
iB1 any hing 70 hep any body.
hate - sec q pT5mjle4i
church member slipping into q
-ut 1e- cp ~ hZr Euae
for 5Eeakls; On sunday morn.
- s5e Eaa Seept so
s1i claim las. he Is tos
b ao Thing 10 beiP las
cr-rci -io1g
Ia . bald heaGet
ar restorative.
oEsI,
sezs ei1ase.
I'D sT.y Particular sao-
#lEei-
bate - g = 1aza romeu
beg every GliaE lie clowu sai.
seuty years ago, aad forge
feTeE word lie preacher SIT
last Sandy morning
haze % see people Ere Il
tAris sweet t. lie EeI,5. g..
keep a. their sour i1I The hEG
siCe.
hate 10 see 9 ran cAaWia,
tobacco shil0 lie L. 9hlppia,
his boy for smoking.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

k1szs-t .a1 6 T.. aeg
When lie pub. lands
ron ras under ccaas leatisn
lac convention Er. Bcfs.t
moved 70 amend, And provide
further, tha the Legislature $
not peecllIso .o- Ieratirg II,
Tie pao,e lands remaining To
the STATE - raiiTcs =. bat home
s;eale-a or e..i.css: u the ccm-
men saaovie leca let apply"
8r. &r27. tacaE5t taiz vas
. reelection ol -iv convention
lie wouil not oulg vote against
1t, bas i Should uot g IN Tie
journal
: AM ray vote rl= tax.
ca. which resulted IN a ulaai-
mols vote against i. VI Bur.
klts himself voting ne whicl
f. provoked laughter.
liz. Aleo-a a-aia objected -
its appearance On the ocraaI.
Ar- LIrS.ts dlseamcL 1ag
! purpose 10 reject CT the con.
EentiaR, I'D stated In ..
20 Inquiries concerning LIS ob.
jeet that he only al i Tor a IL.
Tie aZUsameut.
&r. Lizard suggested .bsttEa
whole matter he dropped. and
charge tho cost. whiea sfr
Fe~4theTst0n thought rather px
psuAlye auaseme1a.toNr. Bur
ki;t-
III. Dean moved TIA. thl
amendment and al T-isFence E,
i be omitted G-oa tle joUrna'
aad Is WAS SO Cra sad
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

John NeGTsE. eel0Ted. per
has the Oldest man IA the State
died 4uesd-y GH tie place OF
2E !. = LaOt. Z tie Deason-
vile ael5CEh0el john sad
les days 6aio-e lis death tha;
be Eeco. eCieG vel when his
-rst MASTER EsatIAt0 tbe Rev.
ci-tlOn2Ty EaF, ae being az he
IEe Just gE0SB- tie was Lot
less than 10 "a - years cfaEe
the time Of els death. He
caves children and Gald chil-
eTcu over wears - aEc
z.e aEald.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

CsllIl CFJE

II The people bad realized
ths' the Convention proposed
20 name their Fl5lic servants
for several years they wculd
have made the candidates and
delegates SPEAK on; as 10 what
they EeEe for bef5Te giving
t1eir votes The pe0ple.houcht
the proposition Vas to RAKE q
new constitution not 10 elec;
officers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

Tie 5es nay % sesa lottery
sSinLie suppressed IS Tor tAe
sEih5le people 10 eIil sending
saeir money . r. Try that plan
one yeaz AMI the company SIT
de.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

AZ recent meeting Of raiI-
toza trSunen. NF. Coffin. nj
road commissioner furnished
the follow Tag alarming Stats
Ties Ee stated that N one
year. ending June 5lth. last.
=. % railroad men in the c S..
while engaged IL their work.
were crippled fnE lie. and z7GH
were killed; ia coupling ears
so we're killed and 6757 wound
ed, falling from trains s93 we're
Sii.ed and z0I0 wounded: bv
Oregl cad distractions s. we're
sIiied and z95 blurred
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

iEe Rev 1T. Talmage. azv-
TX returned from e laa- tear
- tae South. Ail over
tie south I toEad veTy hsp
.py condition e things TIE
Southern people are good IC-
2oTsd and cheerful and gre
IcEc attention 10 sgIieIlicre
aad --4le tLaE they 10 in psi
TICS Few mel CA make q
Isiag CT poiIti5s. The ma-
.JoEi'E are largely on lie 0taeI
side.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

Col. Geo. L Davis has been
selected Director General OF
tAe Worlds Columbian Fair. to
DE held in Chieasoi il Ga 1885
Col Davis ICES il Chicago
aud wiil receive si0, for his
services.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

Tie mex; meeting # the
as-4 Formers Alliance and
Iadzs-f.al Ericn ill te LII e
oea k a December next
.aza 81 = confidently expected
Aat g states -ai represent
- a. the meeting.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

Thomas watts g young man
who resided near Montgomery.
Ala died a few days ago from
eating rocks. when = child he
contracted tie habit OF eating
dirt He grew ~ and --aIv
the aouoFEisi appetite grew up
n blfa aagil he began &c eat
gravel rock aaltae n hard rocks
Iutil last Icn5ay death claim
ed Liu IS rs victim.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

The Holly Springs Soat.'
comes % Is il mourning tbs
week for the ed.;Cr, Er. Ha4lius
Hall. who died on the u .sst.
Tie South vas a good paper
under Mr. Halls management
and always ; welcome visitor 70
our office.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

Irving leGoEsa rTes - one
ard Is II SC-e popcorn
Ezs placed IN aa open LEE over
a stable IN which sscc1
q horse. DC dz at
tie corr began . pop a1a a1
iIg down atu the stable i
tae horse the1ght Z Eas s-a@
freze % tea.h.-HYiIy 81
SoRsa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

The party conventions have
nearly al been held and many
= COn-Eessuals head HaS fall
"a Into ihe political saste basz
u. THe about Is fair pay
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

PnatsUess eos;s nothing 81;
thu lack e poHss-ess On the
part Of employees eos: en- cy-s
maEy dollars Fine clzihe5
lent make 3 geat1a 1y
uoEa tlsu coarse cIothe5 makes
a toor- z2d tie eieTE =hc Re
serves his manners r 1u1y
those wb0 are dressed sell. "a
p loss % Is ely,eyer-Jaez
sen Mkig-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

The game Law of tia state
z.-9T t1e killing OF deer. start
- . Gareh : Wild
taE eRll, cartridges, Oct.
] - Lay !.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

Tue NississPplState SUNDAY
ScAccl Convention " &c Gun
beriaEd Pes iytcEAu Ca1-cs
meets Ia B4tesyiile, Thursday.
October ).
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

The Tate County Agricultural
and Stock Breeders Assoeia-
ton viii hold is regular annual
fair beginning October. l5h.
aad continuing four days
We retain thanks for a. iavi-
t2t.aa % at;eza
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

Let the members OF tae Con-
venlon consider vel. before
deciding TO vote against sub
hitting she Constitution and
remenb Der that the Convention
VAS ca - into existence h-
mea-1 Senators rad g Pep
resentaiivf ga bare majority
u Ere ass >at-F. Car
On Lat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09
a. " SWIHD0Li.


T
The many friends Of Miss Min
IIe harSette VII lie panied 70
learn taat she Is extremely
SICK EIth mslaEisl fever u tie
paterusl home east OF Tavlsr.
fae last report OF her cSuai.
Ton, Thursday evening zss a
lie effect shat she vas verv
iow-Water Valley Progress
Get 18Th
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

Tax pavuc tue close AZ
hand Taxes are 1ecnm 2 tor
high in these paris Ne Eet tee
little t0r vha.we pay
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

y large number Ct cE-G1
~fctIer.te veterans attend &. tho
re union al Memphis, Thursday
Dflast week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

Al citizens Who are . years
= age are eli % member
ship il the lOwe- hsuse OF tha
legislature.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

The Mississippi Con Con. has
swallowed up The reputation OF
some Of Osr big men. Sol
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

By a vote Of 10 20 j.. in the
constitutional Convention.
Saturday the oace - Len
tenaat-G3vernor -as .o5iIsHei
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

The Republicans OF the sixth
district have nominated II. c.
Griffin. o: adams county, Tor
Congress
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

Can furnish homes f-ou Ire
. Place Szve -e--
money 5y getting ny prices 81
fore buy ag- Remember the
OLD Furniture Store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

The Oxford EAGLE is l
here and means 20 say and
dUnty ou FORGET il.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

Il IS said Low .aat III man
sends arg money tlro1 -hl
m4.is f3r a lottery cseet he
act is a. i1dic.atle oE use.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

On tuesday, November ltL-
the election fer Coasessmen
viii occur.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09
TaTas c~aHYa1Goa

Jddln- hy the tine -o1 STAY
we shall have lots q c4ns
iion. Leave a little -ocD tJ-
the bylaws.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

Pecks b1l aoy has been
nominated faT Governor of Us
cOlsIu.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

Do yen understand the new
Constitution II y0g do nos
you Day aover vote unler &.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

Rotation in GIcc b. the com
IDg campaign war-E scoop AT
al3uEtie alc-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

Article ,. Is ot.i3gs to frrelca
Strike I. ont.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

Ifth- C0asrisu.iCu = not sub
Dl.ied 20 the people and ratified
oy .hea vi i net be q kInd OF
Force hil f-COriuth Democrat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

M y. T. BoaDey. CT the
N0odT5i.e CouT CT. aud Miss
ERgeHe Sorneat, OF StarkEille
weFe married On the 9 ut.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

Il Telegram from Water Val
ley 80 q Memphis paper says
that q tax / to DC imposed ca
the people there TO par for
electric lights and Kater-works
aud that the bond advocates are
in high feather ever Tie vote 70
issue bonds 10 make the ia
prOvemenis. The -hisa feasl-
ers will fad sometime that i; Is
thriving and prosperous people
that make a town not electric
at the expense Of over.
hurdened tax payers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

Under the new Consultation
appeals ia al civil eases from
magistrates courts vii 20 to
the ChaneeTy Courts there to
be tried without a jury unless 4
jury be demanded by one party
or tae other. Score one good
point for the new Constitution.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

DIR ]. T. CHANDLER:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-10-09

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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-09-25
THE SURRY DEMOCRATS.


Especial Correspondence to The Sentinel
Pusuant to a call of the executive
committee, the Democrats of Surry
county met in convention at the
court house in Dobson on the Goth
day of September and were called to
order by J. R. Lewellyn, Esq, chair
man Of the Democratic executive
committee, who acted as temporary
chairman, and VIM. M. Cundiff, sec
rotary of the executive committee,
acted as temporary secretary.
On motion, the following were APP
pointed a committee on permanent
organization: c. Thompson, T. w.
Folger, DIR. C. E. Woltz, H. G. Chat
ham, j. II. Jones, W. f. Carter, Wes-
ley Grouse, C. B. Denny, G. NJ. Bur-
ris, S. j. Atkinson and w. w. Lowell.
The committee reported that the
temporary organization should be
made permanent, which was accepted.
Rev. c. B. Denny was renominated
for the House without opposition.
The entire county ticket was nomi-
mated by reclamation as follows: R.
S. Folger, clerk superior court; S.
Venable, sheriff; w. H. Freeman,
register of deeds; K. M. Thompson,
surveyor; Capt. R. F. McGuffin, cor
Oner.
DR.. d. F. Holcomb was recon-
mended for the State Senate from the
33d Senatorial district.
Resolutions endorsing Vance were
unanimously adopted.
j. r. LEwELLYN, Chm.
W. NJ. CUNDIFF, Sec'y.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-09-25
ATTENTION VOTERS
Especial Correspondence of the Sentinez.]

Especial Correspondence Of the SentinGl-
BY the new registration law, all vo-
tiers must register by Oct. the 23rd
man therefore who wishes to vote
see to it that his name is properly
put upon the registration books.
this fact for this is very important
election and might be lost by care
lessness about registering. Again,
the Supreme Court in the case of
Boyer VS. league have decided that
to entitle a man to vote, he must
have lived in the county ninety days,
and in the State one year, with the
intention during that whole time of
making This his home. They say,
when he comes here in the spring and
returns home in the winter, only liv-
ing here to work for a temporary
purpose, he can not be allowed to
vote. This decision will disqualify
hundreds of hands from voting who
live in Reidsville, Danville, Richmond
and other places, who only come
here to work during the tobacco sea-
son, with no fixed intention of MAX
ing it their home. At the last cleo
tion hundreds of this kind voted.
Let us see to it that it does not hap
pen again.
Let every man white or black, who
is entitled to vote do SO, but don't
let citizens who hire elsewhere con-
troll our election.
Strike from the poll books of this
town illegal voters, and Forsyth is
safely Democratic. Again, all persons
who Illegally register ought to be in
dicted, and it is therefore to be hoped,
that no effort will be made to put
names upon the books that ought
not to be there.
Let us Therefore register ourselves,
see that all Others who are entitled
also register, but object to foreign
ers any longer naming our officers.
"a VOTER"
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-09-25
THE SENATORIAL CONTEST.
MIR H. c. Fulton Nominated as the Dem
ocratic Candidate.

MIR H. c. Fulton Nominated as the Dem
ocratic Candidate.
The delegates to the Senatorial
convention met at Walnut Cove las
Saturday.
A. NJ Stack Esq, Chairman of thu
| Democratic executive committee o
Stokes county, called the convention
to order at about 1 o'clock and nom
| mated Fuel Fulton of Forsyth as
chairman and V. w. Long as secre
| tary.
Stokes and Forsyth counties eacf
claimed the Senator and a lively de
| bate ensued between w. W. King ESQ
| OF Stokes and E. B. Jones Esq. O.
county should be entitled to the
same number of votes in the conven
ton, while Mr.. Jones claimed that
the convention should follow the reg
ular Democratic plan reorganization,
which would give Forsyth county a
considerably larger vote than Stokes.
The Forsyth delegation finally
waived the point and each county
was allowed to cast 20 votes.
Nominations were then declared in
order. Mr.. j. Z. Ziglar nominated
Mr.. V. A. Wilson, of Forsyth, Mr.. w.
w. King nominated Dr. E. Fulp, OF
Stokes, Mr.. f. A. Griffith nominated
Mr. R. B. Kerner, of Forsyth, and
was seconded by Mr.. E. B. Jones, and
Mr.. A. w. Bevel nominated Mr.. H. c.
Fulton, of Forsyth. Mr.. Fulton
withdrew his name in favor of Mr..
Wilson and the balloting began.
All the townships of neither county
were represented by delegates and
the votes of each absent township
were divided equally between the can
didates from their county. All the
townships of Forsyth were repre-
scented except Middle Fork, Lewis
vile, Abbot's Creek and Old Rich
mOnd.
The first ballot resulted as follows:
kerner, 15.11-12; Wilson, 13; Fulp,
11K. The next ballot gave Kerner
1866; Wilson, 1872 and Fulp 3H.
On the next ballot, Kerner received
1856; Fulp, 12A and Wilson 12A.
After this ballot, Messrs. Kerner and
Fulp ran nearly neck and neck and
Mr.. Wilson Jagged.
Just beforej the last ballot, Mr..
Wilson's friends withdrew his name
and substituted Mr.. Fulton's. At
this time the friends of Mr. Kerner
agreed to give Mr.. Fulton Il large
block Of Forsyth's votes if he would
return the compliment on the next
ballot. At this juncture, a part of
Stokes came to Mr. Fulton and the
combination nominated him.
After the ballot was announced,
Mr. c. p Sides addressed Mr.. Fulton
and asked him if he was for Zeb
Vance. Mr.. Fulton replied that he
was so long as Senator Vance stood
on the platform recently adopted by
the State Democratic convention.
Mr.. Sides then asked him if Sena tor
Fance's past record was satisfactory
and he replied that it was.
The nomination was then made
unanimous and the convention aid
journed.