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

thoughts We're crystalized years ago
ana presented in the form of a book
iut0cracs," and | have been aiding |
you II this campaign because | thought
you We're fighting for princ;ple, and
would stand up to your convictions; and
whether you do or not, the principle OF
your organic alton is opposition to mo
nopoly IN every form b your action
last evening the world Sas electt;iied
ne eyes OF the whole county are cen
ferel upon you two hundred and nine
teen men by the declaration that after
the first victory Of the Alliance, after
achlevlng tHo thirds majority, liter
the assistance that your friends hai rem
dered you to enable you to achieve that
victory, that you have come up here and
laid dovn your arms At the feet Of
monopoly Crest applause Scan
such thiugs be and overcome Us like a
Summer cloud 2" Who can explain it
Where is the explanation for such a
monstrous verdict? 1t vas, my friends,
the III St illogical conclusion Of psopJ-
sition that ever vas presented 10 the
human mind. Applause
A million men authorized ; to fight
monopolies, and the ry first victory
You achieved you surrendered TO the
monopolles? There mus be some ex-
planation. | do not know what it is
Ibe air is fail Of rumors. It has been
iull for ten days, and, my friends,
would say now, | do not aliu ie to Mr..
Calhoun, but | do to those others outside
OF the party, that there was trap laid
fer this legislature as far back as last
January.
There is another thing to which I will
! direct yonr atteution. Those who have
been watching the political horoscope
tel ne that at q certain date, when q
certain man acquired an interest IN q
certain paper the editorials on monopo-
lies ceased to appear. Then they were for
whipping Gov. Gordon, and in favor Of
some unknoWn man. Nobody knew at
that time WHO that unknown man
was, ami nobody dreamed Of the pos
sibility CT last night. We'll, last August,
by enc circumstance anA another was
drawn into this contest However, on
the first day of August | never dreamed
that | would be candidate, h1+ .ftel
those questions began to stir, an /, act
upon the public mind, this same paper
WAS loud in praise OF myself that vas
80 weaken Gen. Gordon. When the
country began to act for me they drop
ped my name out of its columns. Why
They saw that ] was getting q little tcc
strong for The coming candidate.
Il order to prepare the pu6lic mine
tor he bessing that WAS III store for tht
people # G 0rgia, through the Wis
dom and the discrimination OF The legi5
laIu2e, IN editorial w&o written for til
National Economis' a leading editoiia
ON the p b Of October, this year, JUS
IN line for It 10 get circulation through
out the country before the meeting @
the legislature. | will read You this ed
tOrial 1t is by the celebrated Dr.. Ma
cune:
In another colum the readers Of th
: Economist are presented with an admir-;
e ble article from the pen of Georgian, g
, taken from the Atlanta Constitution. a
y though only one article has before appeare
from 'GeOrgian,h it has had circulatiO
north, south, east and west, which mark
s it as q national document, and It's authC
t as a statesman. The second article, ther
q fore, from the same author Will be recel'
II ed with great inte est by the read ns pu
= lie and they are assured that II will
u found in no way interior to the first.
# "The Alliance platform is taken up I
d sections and fully endorsed and suStaine
% not by an empty affirmative, but by
course Of broat and fair reasoning, th
, proves the sincerity of its writer and sho'
]: chat his endorsement OF Alliance prime
/! pies springs from the heart"
le DR.. Macune had evidently diagnost
le the patient and knew the condition
a his heart. Laughter. | would say II
o. self that the patients heart in the pa
lr tgo or three months has had a case Of S
id perated hyperotophy from taking t
Il much Alliance medicine.
p The article continues: "The able q
ke conclusive manner in which it is shoS
IS that the one thing now most necessary
~, the agriculturist is to abolish section
- ism, viii be appreciated by the farmers
VI this country as one Of the corner stones
~ the Al lance, and marks the author OF tt
he article as one whose advice and coun
ne will play no unimpOrtant part in the pc
~ ical future of this country for the next
az wears, whether he be IN private life or p1
hu lie, and this article, so TAR as 1t relates
IN sectionalism, will read as Well tWel
si- years hence as II does to-day.
Sc Now mark, he does not want to !
ase uualifedly indorse him, SO he gives b
AN a little blow-a very slight little bloN
le ? There is one marked fault in the do
ment as a national paper and ecOnO1
90. ESSAY, and that is its partisan partial
=; Its author is evidently such simon p
II Democrat that he attributes all great {
nomic truth to Democracy, nevertheless
nj Republican acknow lodging the same
vii nomic truths will credit them to the G
nc p and it is all right Persons thOroug
~ familiar with politics, north and sou
'dt0 have long asserted that the Republt
hat party Of the north was identical with
hat Democratic party Of the south. If
,or mists of preludice can be cleared ava.
- the Alliance movement, and the agrl
iUn turists of both sections brought to see t
'lef true interests they will stand united,
4 to the ''opportunity' of the farmer VIII
ZEN rewarded with victory.
an 1t seems that the opportunity c.
Gal last night and was rewarded. (Ch
Did ing and hand clapping)
tlon But let the politicians see thatit is one
pol to get nomination and another thln9
lee elected. (Cries Of 'they will find that out
-e a Last Wednesday night week
see there was an Alliance meeting ii "
q or all Al.iancemon were allowed to eI
nv Mr. Macune and Mr.. Polk were thel
left. that meeting. The Gordon Alliance
We're in that meeting, and 1t was
the apparent that there was such dec
and opposition to Mr.. Calhoun that
Duld friends retired. That was last Wee