The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-14
" axes Delegation,

w. n. Jones, julius Lewis, ". @ |
Moore, j. R. Chamb erlain, Frank
Z. Emery, Greek o. Andrews. Sher.
wood Haywood, Josephus Daniels.
OxfOrd's Live Men.
Last night an addition was made 70
Oxtord's delegation and Capt. John A.
Williams had the pleasure of welcoming
as co-workers, Messrs James V. Rice
Dr. u. A. Coggshall and r w. La.siter
Jr.
GuilfOrd's Delegates.
Dr. ID. w. @. BenboN represeting the
=. +. Il Y. V. Railroad and North Caro-.
lima Steel and Iron Works, aud Mr.. W.
4. Bevill representing the Pomona Nur.
series; Thos B Keough N. @. Commits
sloner of the Worlds Fair and editor
Greensboro North State
Anson's Delegates.
Col. w. nj. Pickett aud D. l.. Savior
represented Anson county.
MOnrOe's Representative.
Mr.. NJ. A. Underwood editor of the
Monroe Register and Enquirer who was
made Secretary Of the Convention. and
Z. q. Williams, a rising young attorney,
were here from Monroe.
Other Delegates.
Johu A. Boyden. of Salisbury; Prof.
Alex. McIver, of Pttsboro; Col. Paul B.
Means, Of Concord; DR.. G.. A. Foote, of
Warrenton; j. Bryan Grimes, of Pitt;
W. 7. Dortch, of Goldsboro; J. A. Bea-
man, of Sampson; DR.. Walter @. Muir
ply, of Pender; Maj S. NJ. Finger, of
Catawba; j. P. Poteat, of Caswell; Col.
John D. Cameron, of Asheville; J. NJ
Hines, of Richmond; H. G. Cowler, Of
Slatesville; g. B. Afford, of Rolly
Springs; W. J. Peele, of Northampton;
81. @. Kearney, of Franklinton; w. II.
Worth, of Lenoir.
During the roll call Gov. Holt sent to
the Secretary and had read letter from
Mr.. 2. M. Wilson, regretting his ina.
bility to attend AID expressing his sym
pathy with the movement.
Mr.. Jas B Mason said he had let
ter from Prof Holmes to the same
eifecr.
Ga motion Of Mr. Harreil Harrell,
committee on resolutions and also on
| business We're appointed appointed as
| follows:
The Chair appointed
Committee on Resolutions.
| s. f. Tomlln8on. Pdui b. Means, W.
N Jones, j. d. Gam ron, John A. vii
liams. D. W. q. B ,nbov, Col W. NJ.
Pickett, A. Harrell, W. I Dortca,
FL. O. Cogles.
COmmiite On Order of Business.
". @. Murphey, 3 Hunter, W s.
ChaG wick, Georoe v. Sparger, J. Byan
Grimes, u. Il Ny, . " Shaw. Dr.. G
A. Foote, Prof. Alex McIver, J. NJ
Brougbton.
Gen Chiffon was invited 10 address ,he
convention and MeSsrs Brcugh
ton, Patrick and Coke were appointed
to wait on him. All resolutions were re
ferred to the COZ mittee on resolution!
without debate.
NIGHT SESSION.
The Convention was called to order b,
the President at s 80.
Mr. Murphy, from the committee OF
rules, reported for that committee, stat
ing the order of business and that tn
association shall be known as eth
North Carolina Industrial and Develop
ment Association"
Mr.. Cameron reported for the Com
mittee on resolutions.
The President, Mr.. W. 81. s. Burgwyl
then called Gov. Holt to the chair an
addressed the convention.
Col. Burgwyn's Address.
He reviewed the meeting of the Ashe
Vile convention and told how it wa
that North Carolina laid claim t
, being the first State to estat
lish State Immigration Burea
, He alluded to the meeting in Montgom
{ cry, Ala, and the establishing of pei
manent Interstate Bureau of hmm
grafton, the manner of organization, &t
? The Asheville Convention was in pursr
! ance to this Conventions order. b
E spoke of the railroads making apprC
pirate excursions. That it be recon
!. mended, &c. The tobacco belt
@ moving South the iron belt
Q moving South. / conceive th'
:. this convention is most notab
: event-The South is in the saddle lea'
l ing in manufactures, in minerals, ar
. with our fine climate we may soon 81
our sea coast dotted with villages, O,
r mountains pierced by tunnels-N
:. long since it was my fortul
Y to attend meeting of ban
ers in Louisville. A day was }
e apart for addresses on the Southel
le States, and as they spoke l looked
Ie the men from Massachusetts and 9th
IS Northern Stat es, | thought to myself VII
1t must be the feeling of those men.
10 shall be disappointed if this co
at vention does not change the gre
" difference in wealth and populatio
" North Carolina will soon be leading
the van. The report of the Presi de
Dc was adopted.
c. President Harrison Invited.
- DR.. G. A Foote said North Carroll
80 had been first in war and first in pea
He hoped that hereafter that she wor
=, be first in peace and last
IL war. Our State has been true
n every body except herself He hoped S
would be true to herself. We are DEF
tive in energy aud pride. hope t!
cal this is the Inauguration Of the great
I'd, period North Carolina has e.
bad. He then submitted
esolution inviting President II
TT rison aud caDiret to visit Rale
L. and that special G cnmittee be apooi
ed to 80 to Washington and urge
President AID ,is cabinet officers to &C
ere during the Exposition
ou. Mr. Dortch introduced a resolut
=, ", | ~, NJ ConotOrc aud RpnrpS