The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-01-07

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'' nfan is now complete. l
,,,s not without its excite
SKINNER has no better
he CHRONICLE, but We feel
.,y that we DO not think 1
.sa. -, . of the Sub-Treas
f.e''gb M state convention's.action
aa9 and we think that his
.a''I@ ~ regretted. The action of
the state convention was
nr,eadent and he only did
every man in the convention
.' IN NOT to be ceusured for 1t.
I'm The stump the financial
as Alliance, and his action
ntou is not proper subject
able, fair, and level
a. will make "A good Speaker.
ya, Done in the Senate.
A. Holt called the caucus
order of business was the
nrpciual door-keeper, which
he dlth ballot in the choice |
ginnant, of Wayne county.
u5l Hinnant %; Clifton is;
,,. order Of business was the
chief Clerk, which resultt d
.isa of Mr.. K. NJ. Furman of
r.ress in order was the cleo
Pgd.ng Clerk, which resulted in
II Mr. George ?. Pell, of
n ,he first ballot, vote stand
9s. Del z; Leach 8; Aber-
.v 5aieer elected was engross-
who was elected on the first
~ Mike Bradshaw, of Ran
.a standing, Bradshaw 2S;
so. hampton 3.
N. Mobiles, or johnson
SIS elected assistant door
te second ballot receiving %
n bis election Mattheson re-
81 Green /; Cowen 4; Edwards 3;
anal LI1,sins /.
II p. Turner, Of lredell, was
s chairman on joint caucus
agah. Caucus then adjourned.
Tgs HOUSE CAUCUS.
5a,p caucus was called to order
Holman, and Capt. T. NJ. Wat
hss1l, was elected Chairman
lea3. Capt. Watson took the
sid:
wing in the doctrine of equal
10 al and special privileges to
shall. seek to discharge the duties
rion fairly to all parties. +"
81. " Hall, editor Of the Weldon
gl member Of the House, was
cretary. Ninety nine mem
gra found to be present, fifty nec-
o.y t1 choice. Geo. l.. Kilpatrick
male door keeper.
I4eee Was then di usslon as tc
rhe.hsr Democrats, not members, should
SLOWED TO remain in the caucus. Har
skinner K D Gilmer and A. D
gs spoke IN favor of it and j. B. Hol
and W. Il. Mcclure against its pas
Finally 1t was agreed that Dem
could 20 in tue gallery.
nominating Speeches Tor Speaker.
motion Of DR.. Stancill, nomina
!5' Speaker were declared in order
", J9aS W. BRYAN, of Wayne
4e1 a d. JONES, ESQ, Of Wake, il
lt1.ion. He gave a glowing pictur
'he public career of BUCK JONES :
R be had been in the front for ever
'.1eai Tor the upbuilding of Demo
al principles, aud he has always bee
sympathy with the masses Of the pee
.al aas a record of which any ma
be proud.
+ d GlLMER, of Haywood, non
l. \ DoUGuTON, ESQ, of Ii,
Tie would not detract from tt
ot the other gentlemen, but
Y service to the party; if conserv
'utc IS aud honor in his profe
u ability and problty are to |
SIS, then DOUGHToN in the ma
{ W iuIl sympathy with the peopl
:. DAVID ALEXANDER. of Tyrrel
sJ 10 nomination 1Hos. II. SUTTo
II Vi cumberland, as a man whom
~ Vas able and worthy. Elect,
i9O majority, then by $50 al
=. November he was elected by !, 8
a'! This is proof of his claim
" Trend Of the farmers and in |
W. career has been their tr
.P,l' lie has had experience.
H : A. Grier, Of Mecklenburg, sc
'ar nomination of Mr.. DoUGHTC
...ted that he had twice been ele
uncut opposition. He is in full sy
II. %''l the farmers movement.
~ 3. PHILLIPS, of Nash, referr
| ,egSlatiye career of Mr.. DOU(
ue Is man who makes no m
hin. Wv"
- D. WATT HOOP, of Mecklenbu
terms of commendation of
N l have served with him
M and know he has been fai
'.o people.
EaLsoN Il. HALL, of Oran
p The honor, the ability and
',,g1cy OF Mr. A. D. JONES. H,
An. .'-oodlment of the doctrine of seq
.~.r .9 10 all and special privilege
a1'. :" D. j. LoyG, of Columbus, sp
g,s '4el that Mr.. SUTTON had M
mes for the party, and beca
u North Carolina deserved
! served with him in the
and found him competent
.lJ ~ L. ADAMS, Of Granville, +,
Fl W mentioned for SnaaLar -