The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-07-17
"BALDY" WILLIAMS.

| "BALDY" WILLIAMS.
THE PEOPLE AND THE PRESS PRE-
F., DICT THAT HE WILL WIN.
A Unanimous and Ringing Endorsement
/ of the Game Cock of Fifth District Poll
| tics-He was Born for Success.
RESTORE THE BANNER DISTRICT.
From the Reidsrilfe Repie,s
! The Democrats have now saga
cious and intrepid leader, whom we
/ can follow with confidence to the end.
! He goes in to win. and triumph is his
and ours. High toned, honorable, a
man of integrity and intelligence, en-
ergetic and vigilant. aspeaker. of elo-
ouence and ability and an -untiring
worker, he will make such a rousing
canvass and enthusiastic campaign as
! to restore the banner district of North
Carolina to her majorities of yore.
WILLIAMS AND VICTORY. !
From the State Chronicle
The nomination of Mr.. A. II. A.
Williams, of Granville, by the Dem
ocrats of the Fifth District means
that the Democrats intend to redeem
the district Mr.. Williams is we'll
known thl hloughout the State as pa
triotic, progressive, and public spirited
citizen. Whatever will advance the
material interests of the State finds in
him a staunch and earnest advocate.
He has ability, he has vim, he has the
genius of success. He has undertaken
many enterprises and carried them all
to successful completion. He will
beat Brewer. ....-....
Mr. Williams is life long Dem j.,
crat and c,mes of a family of staunch
Democrats. He has always been an
active party worker, and his services
have been ever at the disposal of the
party. He served in the House in
1885. and then Granville gave good
Democratic majority. He is an eff
cient campaigner, and will go into
every school district and present his
claims and the issues of his party.
There is walking ahead for Mr..
Brewer.
THE BEST NoMINATION.
From the .Statesviue Lonimark.
The Democratic convention for The
fifth congressional district met at
Greensboro yesterday and nominated
Capt. A. H. A. Williams for Congress.
1t is the best nomination that could
have been made He will win.
HE WAS BORN FOR SUCCESS.
From the Oxford Ledger.l
When the news reached Oxford
that Hon. A. II. A. Williams had
been nominated for Congress on the
first ballot, shout went up from his
friends, who we're gathered at the tel
egraph Office, eagerly waiting for the
news.
His many friends anticipated his
success. He was born that way! it
was great victory for him that ne
should have received such tremen-
dous vote over his distinguished COM
petitors, and shows that the Democ-
racy have confidence inh hifn as the
man to redeem the District.
The question is now solved! Pub.
lish it to the world!! The man has
been found who can beat Brewer for
Congress, and his name is A. III. A
Williams u!
NEEvR RESTS WHEN HE ENTERS A
FIGHT.
From the Wilmington Star.l
While other popular and able gen.
= koI kaS g.
was regarded, and doubtless is. the
strongest man. in the Fifth district,
especially in Granville and adjacent
counties where he is best known. He
is popular not only with the white
people, but also with the colored vo-
tiers, hundreds of whom supported
him enthusiastically when running
for the Legislature, and will do SO
when running for Congress. He is
vigorous campaigner, a tireless work
er, and never rests when he enters a
fight until it is settled, lost or won;
and he has never lost any yet. 1t is
not likely that Brewer will be nomi-
| mated, for he never amounted to any
thing at any time, and he has played
| himself out, but "Baldy" Williams, as
he is Familiarity called, will beat any
man they nominate, and beat him SO
bad that it will make him sick
HE Is MAN TO BE TRUSTED
IFfon. the Madison Ne,os]
| After a fair and impartial test of
strength, the candidate has been chos-
en- by the representatives of the Dem
ocrats in this district, and the mantle
has fallen upon the shoulders of Hon.
A.. HI. A. Williams. of Granville, a
man whom all true Democrats Will
delight to honor, and in whom conser-
vative Republicans can find no fanlt.
He is a man to be trusted, and one
who, having espoused the csuse of the
| farmers, and of the oppressed In every
class. will never falter in duty toward
| them.
OF COURSE HE WILL vw ,
From the: NiAon ,Ad0erg&rlk It'll
1t was the aaIges.s CpAefessio1 1ap
convention ever hel ID fa 6titei