The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-08-03
FROM WINSTON.
The Republican Against BrOwer..
Hon. John IL. Webster Not a Candi-
date for the Legislature i'll Rocking
ham--Mr. z. M. Wilson Moves to
NinstOn--PersOnals DC.
Especial Cor. STATE CHRONICLE J

Special Cor. STATE CHRoNICLE.)
WINSTON, N. c., August 2.-The
writer's letters seem to have aroused the
Republican of this place from its
lethargy. 1t has come out and kindly
offered me chrome on telling what
can be proven to be the straight truth
In it's editorial it tries to convey the idea
that your correspondent intended that
it was Democratic county official whom
the Farmers Alliance bounced for i'm
morality, and that this Democrat was
the sterling man, Sheriff Boyer, whom
the writer knows is now member Of
the Alliance. As before stated, there is
a high-handed conspiracy among those
who do tricks low and vain to disrobe
him of the farmers protection and de-
feat him the coming year. The Repub-
lcan has often been found in that gang
which does tricks of the above nature.
But there is one thing which redeems
that sheet, and it is the fact that it has
cast off for while its Republican mantel
and laid it at the feet Of Badly Williams.
There are few honest Republicans in
Forsyth, at least honest once in twelve
months, and when their eyes are opened
they know a good thing when they see
it. In its last issue the Republican takes
its stand squarely against Brewer whom
a strong band here have sworn that they
shall defeat.
Ex-Speaker Jno. E. Webster, Of Reids-
vile, was in the city yesterday and de-
clared that beyond a doubt Williams
would carry six out Of the eight counties
in the district. He also said that he had
given up the idea of running for the leg
| lslature from his county.
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The family Of Mr.. Peter M. Wilson,
who have resided in Raleigh for many
years, and to whom its people no doubt
were attached, arrived here yesterday to
reside permanently. Mr.. Wilson has cast
his lot in our thriving city aud our
people have opened their arms to receive
| him.
The Winston opera troupe went down
to Greensboro last night where it played
"Chimes Of Normandy to full house
for the benefit of the Fire Department
of that city.
The citizens of Roanoke, Va, in order
to secure the Roanoke & Southern rail
road, which had been scared away or
account of not being able to pay an
enormous price to enter that city, have
organized a stock company to build {
road from central depot to the city
limits which is intended to connect with
the R. & S. and convey its trains into
that place. The capital stock was put
at $50, 900 and so far only $3.50 has
been secured, so 1t looks like failure
We have caught glimpse of some
Raleighites here the past few days
among them the genial DR.. Blacknal
and the handsome young insurance mal
Carey J. Hunter. The doctor did no
,, leave any fragments Of his imagination
hereabouts unless it was the good eat
ings he declared were always ready a
the Atlantic Hotel.
Monday The Roanoke and Southern
! train will run, for the first time, int
! Madison. Several excursion trains vii
he ran between that place and this IL
week following. The road viii be finish
: Cd to Aartinsyiile, Va, by Oct. 18th.
! The first passenger train ran int
J Wilkesboro yesterday. II. NICT0E.