The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-05-12

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County Convention.
The Democratic county convention
was held in the co lrt house here yester-
day. The body was called to order by
J III. Dunn, chairman of the County
Democratic Executive Committee, and
f. g. Butler was requested to act as
secretary. The chairman read the "Call''
for the convention and briefly referred
to the divisions among us. He cOunseled
the body to act in such manner that
harmony might prevail and spoke of
the duty resting upon every patriotic
citizen to do what seemed best for the
good of the people of the county, the
State and the country at large. The first
business in order was the appointment
of a committee on credentials. One
member from each precinct delegation
was elected as follows:
North Henderson, J. r. Young; South
Henderson, 7. NJ. Pittman; kittrell, D.
II. Gill; Middleburg, W. d. Mitchell;
Sunday Creek, James Amos; Williams
boro, w. H. Green; Townsville, Thomas
Taylor; Dabney, II. B. Hicks. Nutbush
was not represented.
The committee reported the following
as regularly elected delegates from the
various precincts
NORTH HENDERRON.
7. II. Hicks, A. c. Zollicoffer, DR.. J. II.
Tucker, J. II. Dunn, Frank Workman,
Nj. Dorsey, ]. r. Young, J. 3. White, K.
Perry, W. H. Walker, DR.. +. r. Harris,
Gen. W II. Cheek.
SOUTH HENDERSON.
W. r. Henry, DR.. w, 7. Chaetham, T
NJ. Pittman, J. A. HarrelI, W. T. Bowen,
W. +. Gary, E. W. Watkins
Jas. Beckham, d. II. Gill. f. L. Bobbitt,
s. Z. Rogers, ] +. Coghill, 2. G. Rowland,
II. 4. Finch, J. H. Gibreath, P. A. Bob
bitt, l.. H. Stone, Geo. r. Davis.
SANDY CREEK.
Jas. Amos, $. &. Satterwhite, J. H
Ball, ]. H. Fakner, B. +. Best, H. Stew
art, :. =. Phipps.
II. b. Hicks, G. W. wright, A. J. wright,
f. G. Butler, [. c. Bobbitt.
MIDDLEBURG.
l.. Il. Crocker, J. \. Fleming, T. Il
Parfam, J. X. Pulmmer, W. D. Mitchell
WILLIAMSBURG.
il. Kelley, H. T. Stout, P. B. sneed
W. II. Green.
TOWNESVILLE.
Thos Taylor, Col. John Hargrove, I
S. Royster.
4 permanent organization was ther
| effected by the election of the temporary
officers. Chairman Dunn thanked TIL
convention for the honor thus done hin
and gave further expression to the hop
that harmony mightprevail. HepromiseC
20 serve the convention to the best of hi
ability, and urged most earnestly for tn
| pcOple and tine convention especially tt
work together for the upbuilding o
| North Carolina and of our common
| country.
Upon motion it was resolved to vOt
| for all nine delegates to the State Con
vention at once. The vote was by ballo
| and resulted in the election of 4. {. ZOlli
Golfer and |. c. BObbitt There was a til
between the other gentlemen, and at Thu
| juncture J. r. Young made ringing
speech urging the Importance of ther
| being no friction or hard feelings. II
desired to relieve the chairman OF an,
embarrassment and as he (Mr. Dunn
was among the list of those whose name
| were before the convention as delegate
| to the State convention, and all wanted
him to go to Raleigh, he suggested tina
he be elected by reclamation and thel
east the deciding vote as between tn
others, or in other words to appoin
six delegates giving an equal representa-
ton to both sdes-Alliancemen To-
what was in fact the supporters OF tn
| Peoples party in the Convention,
and non Alliance Democrats. Capt. W
B. Shaw spoke in advocacy of Mr.
Young's motion and believed it was tn
proper thing to do in the interest G
harmony and justice to all concerned
He told of his experience as a farmer am
said he knew how to sympathize wit
them Like Mr. Young he advised sue
action as will bring unity OF results, o
we will fall into the hands of the enemy
Let us all pull together as Democrats
said he 1t is only by doing so that W
can hope for relief from the burdens tina
Opprcss uS-all classes alike The farme
is not the only one who has cause fO
complaint. But it is only by 81 steady put
a long pull and a pull together inside tn
Democratic ranks that We can effect
change for the better. This suggestio
was adopted after much talking an
administering on both sides. and the follow
ing named gentlemen We're elected: \.
Zollicoffer, |. c. Bobbitt. j. H. Dunn, ,
l.. Kelly, ID. H. Gill, J. Z. Satterwhite, .
4. Fleming, W. B. Shaw, J. r. Young.
1t was agreed that each delegate sha
, be allowed to name his own alternate
case he cannot attend the convention
and that the secretary be instructed
give to such alternate Il certificate OF b
appointment.
Upon motion it was resolved that II
matter OF electing delegates to the co
gressiOnal convention be deferred uni
a later time and that when this bod
adjourn it do so subject to the call of Il
Chairman, for the purpose of electiI
f said delegates and the transaction
such other business as may come befO
: it. There being no other business Il
+ convention adjourned.
WILSON. n, c., June 20. 1890.
:. Last October | suffered indescribab
, pains with what the doctors said W
gravel. AS soon as | could get an Ele
tropoise | applied it every night for t,
weeks. and am happy to state have had
recurrence of pain, and from presen, a
:, pearances never will. When you hear
, one louder in the praise of the Electl
= poise than myself, send ME his pho
. graph. ED. NJ. PACE, late of Danvill
Va.
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