The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-08-29


When he came, into the convention IN j
the morning lie was wearing lis hand il !
sling but when he got up to speak,
he assayed ta get up an arF&i ignmant
against the Demooraic party, and in
this huge effort (the success OF which re-
Quired more ability than even Mr.. Lusk
posse8sed) be forgot his sling, and both
bis arms swea5 hundreds Of curves and
| made hundreds of gyraticns in the air.
He made number Of narrowing, buga-
| boo statements about the election law.
lie dressed that measure ii the most i'm
possible garb and totally njsrepresented
it. He said the sun Of God had never
set upon fair election il North Caro-
lima since the inauguration Of the pres
ont system Cf county government.
He said the National Congress
had heard "our cry @ distress, and were |
trying to come TO cur relief Dy the Fed |
| eral election law Yes, and when that law |
was introduced, q great hue and cry was
raised and it was called the "FoIce bill. ,. |
Now they say, if that law passes, there
will be fighting and blooGshod II SO,
bsilS out your army aud WE'LL MEET
YOU HALF WAY. | AN TOOTH AND TOE
NAIL IL FAVOR OF THAT LAW, and | want
!, President elected who Will see that law
enforced.
Yes; an IN favor Of q president who
, will put @ NAN OF WAR N EVERY PORT
FROM MAINE to FLORIDA to See that the
law is enforced; and | am further IN IA
l vor Of president who viii put man
Il with A BAYONET AT EVERY BALLOT BOX,
= to see the provisions OF that law enforced.
- Lusk took his seat, and this mCEgrel
= convention actually moved to thank him
% for the infamous address he had made.
Chas. Price Speaks.
: Hon. Chas. Price Of Salisbury, who
+ has recently been paid for his treachery
- Of Western North Carolina, was called
- on. and made shrewd bid for the ne
=. gro vote for Chief Justice. It was an
"a unhearJ of spectacle in North Carolina
~ to SEQ q candidate for Judge bidding fol
40 votes IN Il nominating convention
ar He said that there was no difference
If in the old Federal party aud the pre3en
- Republican, party. He said that he va
- slai TO see lhat such harmony z
- "a Tie convention. Any man VINO can
,ly here especially to see . Kilkenny ca
~ f1ht, woaid be disappointed. Most OF n
on speech was directed to defense, Heput
Il lean principles. He didn't speak yer
30 heartily II defense Of these principle:
40 for his heart isn't with them. His IL
- publlcanism is known to be ''otilco Gee
ia and dollar vide
Al E'sof. E.eary Talks.
,oc- John S. Leary was called up !
40 said be vas not SaG ulIe OF success
the fae coming contest because OF the pr
tor visions Of the Payne election law wi3l'
the would operate against his rac7 lae
ay- IS no such thing as the Payne elecj L
H." law. 1t passed the state Senate II 100
in but was defeated IN the House.) /
lext was not confident Of success IN NoVel
rats b i, but re WAS more nOp6lu1 tHtn "
nOC Luok.
emf. The SON of His Daddy.
9ve' R9yenuer George Bulla moved that
! an l.. Mott be asked 10 speak. The Der
crafs had cxpec; ed 3 Fl fsht, but were &
,,m- APPOINTED He W8s for harmony atWa
tho because lie endorsed the will Of the L
,,ur- ioritv. Boss rule is surplusa8e. II
,ors can be no boss / know I'D boss. N
he vino talk about bosses want 10 be DC
G, he When leave tnlo conVeA'ion 9n5''i
A the Republican party leads aud | 81
ESCF follow. He said he was pension
to the backbone The party had s
fiji to take care of those who
&C. foncht for the old flag
y Oh in that manner had used SO much no
anu it was impossible 10 keep the prom
to nass the Blair blll and repeal the
Ino enue law, but the administration
q iol two and q half years more to run, an
ti1Io 1I that time both those promises Wouit
" the faithfully kept. In the West We viii
co py b, imposed upon by the State elec
lualiy law. but we will have free election
a'4oh- j fair count IF WE HAVE TO KILL EN
4 inc DEMOCRAT IN THE WEST. They
un1ly Damocrats) may kill q few poor rig
bnt we will get all the Democrats.
3hS py will he taunted with thrast5 that 3
J was cor was chairman OF this conven
ia II Well. have only to say that an
eu ou' who most HEARTILY ENDORSES 1T.
J. Report Oh Credentials.
The committee on credentials sui
ouDty, ted their report which was adopted
/. as TO Sampson county whore there
marks. GO ~ dt,1lorifv
ing on white F1ol,.s = oh
,ont + A wrangle here took place IN vi
ah,nt dozen or more black and Wnl1e delt
,sE DIF- were upon their feet. Hnen Joi
On at Williamson, colored, hoppeu up
oinrta point OF order, Statluo , th,sO ~ =
80 CON nave had it all cur way Tor the Ia,
20, io of DAYS and now let's give some
5nr1n white brethren a chance to bic
NJ ;, some wind" A general hub-bu
yoa nv some time prevailed upon points
T fJ fhanS der, personal privileges, etc.
A Plea tor the Majority.
te Nan. One delegate jumped up and
;,4ar. moved that all the gentlemen 60
s,awa1 the nall and give the fools cha
speak and then let the gentl9n
,roarino come back
oasad t0 This didn'l stop the disorder an
uln,,lG bub. Chairman Smith begged tn
; bosom gates to sit down, but they ~
nv nam down,
=" A Perfect Cyclone.
~. ! 100 - Finally one delegate managed
n-9 '''0 the floor, aud moved that the
-4a;,u ton proceed to permanent org an
any .llns' This seemed to have been the
. 49, 49, for whole cyclone.
~ ~ DON'T Want a Niger.
heroes The prospects of q permanent
. narty. chairman was before the white N
INVENTION Of the convention like nightna
hot