Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-25
.:EPEOPLE'S PARTY.
LIST or the DISTRICT DELEGATES
FROM CAROLINA TO OMAHA.
A proposed Republican Dsal-Pian to Pat
Up . Full Tickst-Ihs state
safe for Cleveland.
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scorrosnondeucs Of the Richmond DispatchI
RAIxraH, N. c.. June A.--The next po-
litical event in which North Caroinians
take AN interest is the Third or People's-
marty convention at Omaha. The follow
inc is tho official list Of the delegates from
this State from the districts First DIS
trict--No convention held and no dele
gates elected. Second District--W. I.
Exum, j. NJ. Cutchin. A. B. Mobiles: ana
George l.. Taylor. Third District W. u.
smith. Fourth District--G. w. Smith. ).
+. BelI. En- Goodwin. and w. a. Mhite;
alternates, G. Il Marshburn. J., w. Al
water. w. II. Reavis, and .. W: Dennalsi'
Fifth District-T. j. 0ldham W n. liz ai,nr
mates. Eugene WILSON,, A. S. Peace, u. =.
Stanfield. and James L. Lyon. sixth DIS
trict-W. II. Odom; alternate. j. M. Hines.
Seventh Dlstrict-H. A. forney y. III.
Parks. p. u. ID. thomas. and A. NJ: Lenzar
alternates. John Robertson. W. IL; ADDER
holt. +. j. Leonard, and Charles McDon-
ala. : Eighth DISTRICT. n. Durnain' a.
q. Thompson, w. W. league. ana H. a.
Cobb. Ninth District. u. lancey; a.
NJ. Parker. w. II. Malone, ana w, a. W. IT,
ertson. alternates, j. 4. Brown, W. ~.
Henry. w. ID. Miller, and A. j. Duia. ~
is a notable fact that quite q NUMBER Vi
these are Republicans.
In an interview to-day with prominent
Alliance man the latter said that Tue Ell
tort had long been made to poison inc
minds of the Third-party people against
Democrats, and especially against tieve-
land, and that this has passed Deyoha tnd
verge of fanaticism. But already the niIu
party Is losing strength daily. M,ssionniy
work is necessary to convert the oouo'oi''
PROPOSED DIAL.
Collector White, of this district tells me q,
very frankly that the Republicans vii,
hold State convention IN August ana wii VIII
then see whether they can make ueai
with either the Third party or the Demo
Gratis whereby they will get the electors.
and let the people who make the trade
get the state ticket. The. Republicans
will also havoa congressional candldate III
each district. no deal can be made the h,-
nublicans Will put up II full ticket: Inc
latter plan is the one favored by blr. White.
He tells me the Republicans III the west
ern part OF the State favor full ticket,
but that majority of those IN the east 90
not. He declares that the Kepupiicahs
have lost standing by their diiiy
with the Liberals or Independents solne
years ago.
HEARTILY FOR CLEVELAND.
The Democrats showed by their hearth
ness at the ratification meeting last night
their great pleasure at the nomination OF
Cleyeiand and Stevenson. Your core
spondent interviewed Secretary, of-States
Coke. who is an Alliance man, and one OF
the best speakers in the State. The latter
said: 1--WE expect to carry North Carolina
for Cleveland. regard the financial plank
of the platform az beng substantially that
of the State platform. and the latter was
unanimously adopted by convention
which had a two.thirds majority OF ALI
ance men, and which therefore ought to
be acceptable to the whole Democracy OF
the State.
TO Colonel Julian S. Carr has been as
signed the duty Of collecting this States
exhibit OF tobacco for the Worlds Fair. 1t
will be a remarkable one. The manuiac-
turers are greatly interested. .
News was received to-day OF the death or
Captain John league. IN Alexander county.
He was driving q wagon. The horses ran
away, threw him out, and his neck was
broken.
Mr.. John w. Maury. one of the most
promising residents of Salisbury, has died
Of gailoping consumption.