The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-08
THE ENTIRE TICKETS.
NAMES OF THE CANDIDATES TO
BE VOTED FOR.

BE VOTED FOR.
Full List p ublished For the Benefit
of the People Who Will Cast Their
Ballots sTO-day-Four Tickets
in the Field.
The following are the state tickets of
the four parties. These will be found
valuable for reference:
The Four State Tickets.
Observation-Disclosures, Elias Carr; |
lieutenant governor, r. A. Doughton;
secretary of state, Octavius Coke; treas
urer, D. w. Balm; superintendent public |
instruction, john G. Scarborough; audi |
tor, Robert NJ. Furman; attorney gen
eral, Frank l Osborne associate justice,
James G. MacRae; judge Twelfth dis
| trlct), George A. Shuford
Republican = Governor, Daniel M.
Furches; lieutenant governor. James M.
Moody; secretary of state, Rufus Amis
treasurer, H. G. Dockery: superinten-
dent public instruction, Edward G. Per-
isho; auditor, II. L. Grant; attorney gen
eral, I. R Purnell; associate justice su
preme court, W. S. Ball; judge Twelfth
district, W. L. Norwood
Third party-Governor, w p Exum;
lieutenant governor, r. A. Cobb; secre-
tary of state, L. n Durham; treasurer,
W. H. Worth; auditor, E. G. Butter;
superintendent public instruction, J. w.
Woody; attorney general. R II. Lyon.
This party's nominees for associate JUS
tice aud for judge of twelfth district
have withdrawn and 1t will vote for the
republican nominees for these offices.
rohibition-Governor, James NJ Ten
pleton; lieutenant-governor, w. G. Can
dler; secretary of state, j. W. Long;
treasurer, J. B. Bonner; superintendent
public instruction, Robert G. Root audi
tor, d. B. Nelson; attorney general E.
K Proctor, jr. This party has no nomi
nee for associate justice or judge.
Nominees for Congress.
Democratic: 1st district, w. A b.
Branch; 2nd, F. A. Woodland; 3rd, B
F. F. Grady; 4th, B. II. Bum; 9th, A.
H. A. Williams; 9th, S. B. Alexander;
18th, j. S. Henderson,; Sth, w. II.
: Bower; 9th, w. T. Crawford
, Republican: 1st district none; end,
! H. P. Cheatham; 3rd, A. NJ Clarke;
7 4th, none 5th Thomas Settle; 9th, none :;
5 7th, A. E. Holton; oth, J. O. Wilcox :;
9th, J. c. Pritchard
Independent Republican: 4th dis
, trict, John H. Williamson.
Third party: 1st district, Riddick
!. Gatllng; 2nd, E, A. Thorne; 3rd, F. D.
I Koonce; 4th, W. F. Stroud; 9th, W. r.
Lindsay; 6th A. A. Maynard; 18th, A.
c. Shuford; Sth, r. l.. Patton; 9th.
none.
Prohibition: 1st district, r. B. Bon
ner; 3rd, J. H. Mcneil; 7th, NJ. H.
Moffitt; 9Th, NJ, NJ. White; 9th, J. G.
: Lindsey.
= Nominees for Electors.
s Democratlc-1st district, L. L. Smith
J. H. Pou; 5th, j. A Barringer; 9th, S.
u Lewellen; 9th Locke Craige; at large,
e G. B. Aycock, r, B. Glenn.
e Republcan-1s district DR.. Sesso MS
: I'd, Willis Bagley; Sd, 0. J. Spears
is 4th, T. P. Deveraux; 5th, w. p Bynum
y Jr., 9th, R. NJ Groom; 7th, L. V. Wal
e ser; 9Th, S. M. Holton; 9th, L J. Wells
1t at large, Spencer Blackburn, G. M
Bernard
i, Third party-1st district, j. T. Res
at pessr I'd, John d. Meares; 3D., II. H
8; Perry; 4th. A. c. Green; 5th, G. G
"a Lea; 9th, S. A Edmunds; 7th, H. A
UIIdS Otu, o W. dOltou. 0ll, "
l. Boggs; at large, Marion Butler, j. NJ
o. New borne.
1t Prohibition-1st district, A. s. Kelley
"a I'd, A. R. E,erton; Sd, J. O. A. Kelley
4th, Thaddeus Ivey; 5th, J. r Jones
ey 9th, T. L. Lowe; 7th, j. G. Clapp; Sth
w [. J. Montague; 9th, w. II. Hargrave
50 at large, w. L. Walker, j. A. Stike
ID leather.
nv Blaine Visits the President.
m By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
he WASHINGTON, Nov 7.-As the decisiv
day approaches interest in Washn gto
tn intensifes.
I'd Secretary of State Foster having 81
re- cured a pair with the assistant attorne
or general of the democratic state govern
do ment, will remain in Washington. U
We to this afternoon he was the only cabin,
ty officer here, Secretary Tracey. of tt
navy, who remained on guard while h
re- associates were away in Indianapoli
to having gone to Brooklyn. But th
ats afternoon the Presidents official fami
was somewhat unexpectedly reinforce
by the arrival of Attorney General Mile
fresh from indianapolis. When que
toned as to the reason of his return, Il
49, [ might be of more use here than in
at1o diana, in case of any unusual events 0
n+ curing anywhere"
a as When asked if he really anticipate
~ trouble, he replied that he did not; tn
aa1 he relied Oh the good sense and patriC
~ ism of the people in charge of the polli
~ places to prevent violations of law al
Az Az breaches of the peace. He added th
~. the United States marshals were su
- posed to be good citizens and their
a.o structions were explicit-not to be a
gressive or to provoke hostilities.
.S ,ras felt sure that the deputy marshals wou
snd not invade the polling places witho
49, cause or endeavor to show a wanton
~ ~ ercise Of authority.
~ The president, beyond receiving C
~ ~ from Attorney General Miller, has be
WILL alone almost all day. His chief a
T. most distinguished caller, otherwi
was Mr. Blaine, whose visit stirred up
small amount of gossip. The ex-sec
tary walked over from his residence
as a Lafayette square to the White IIo
res shortly before 4 o'clock and was at Oh
at y shown into the Presidents room. I
Ma call may have been simply one of +
gate sonal coincidence or it may have ia
OF political import. No authentic inforl
was tion can be obtained on either point.
here -.>-
ming Acted Very UnwIseIy.
ST. B yTelegraph to the state Chronicle
'rry RICHMOND, Va, Nov. Tx
gresham John S. Wise, formerly Of
state, now of New York city, attenr
to make speech here to night in
interest of the republican party, but