Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-10
ALL FOR HARRISON.
NORTH CAROLlNA'S MINNEAPOLIS
DELEGATION INSTRUCTED.
Democrats Encouraged by the Results OF
the County Eiections-The Tests OF
Democracy--Other state Affairs
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispaich.l
RALEIGH. N. c., May p.-The following Is a list
Of the North Carolina delegates TO the kepupn-
can National Convention: At Large-H' +.
Cheaiham, J. c. Pritchard, F. A. White ana >.
c. Dancy. Tirst District-C. NJ. Bernard ana
Hugh Gale. Second District--C. A. Cook and ).
II. Harmon. Third District-G. c. Scurlock and
A. r. Middleton. Fourth District-E. A. john
son and John Nichols seat contested by John
II. williamson Fifth District. ii. Cheek ana
T. b. Keogh. Sixth District-Archibald Brady
and ]. n. Young. Seventh District-Not YET
elected. Eighth District-L. L. jenkins and D.
o. Wilcox. Ninth District-R. w. Harris and Z.
j. Logan These are all instructed to vote for
Harrison first, last. and all the time. In mum.
Der OF conventions the delegates were peugeu
to Harrison before they we're elected. Among
the party in North Carolina there appears 10 20
no doubt that he win receive inc nonnlna.'oh 81 81
the frat ballot by an overwhelming vote. vi
tho delegates above named IL is interesting 10
note that eight are negroes.
Bishop Lyman yesterday morning connrlnei
class of fifteen in the Church OF tue noou
Shepherd mere, and last evening confirmed
class Of twelve nj 81. Marys school,
HEgoRIAI-pAY oBsERyASCEs.
The arrangements for o general Observance OF
Memorial-Day tomorrow are complete, no
chief observances will be at Raleigh, winning.
ION, NtNDefue. aYetleNille, anu ,uhti -
the latter place the Grand Army Of the kepuphc
parades with the ex-Confederates
no THIRp-PARTY HEADwAY.
The Democrats ere greatly encouraged by tho
result OF the county conventions held saturday.
number OF conventions Will be held to-nor-
row. Ine Third party Ia making very ntiIe
Roadway 40 far a. can DO seen from a superficial
view. Whether the disanected will " knife the
Democratic party by abstsining from voting at
The election remains 70 be seen. some OF ,heih
are 50 rabld that they say they would az soon see
the Republicans have the state as 10 see ihe
Democrats In charge Of affairs.
BY ACCLAnArIoS.
News was received to-day that the Democratic
convention Of the Twelfth judicial District had
nominated George A. Shuford for Judge oy &c
clamation. Last February Judge shulofd was
appointed TO that position by Governor Holt 70
succeed James II. Merrimon. resigned. lie Is
now holding courts In the First District.
one Of what are called the TESTS OF Demo-
crazy which Is made at The conventions Is a
resolution That delegates shall vote Tor no one
who will not pledge himself 70 support the ma
tional Democratic platform and the candidates-
Federal, State, and Countrywide endorse the
same. Some OF the extreme Alliance men do
not like this, ~ they want 70 carry out P0k- an
nounced plan Of voting for Democratic officers In
the STATE and for Ihiri-party men on the con-
gres5lOnal and national tickets.
ARE THEY DEMOCRATS.
AZ last the question "a 20 whether the Farm
era Alliance extremists who favor tho ~. Louis
demands are Democrats is 70 come before the
State convention for settlement. In Holly
springs township the Third-party people who
claimed 70 be entitled 10 bold Democratic phi
mary did hold one, but the Democrats. acting
under the township chairman. held one and
chose sfraightOut delegates. The question -
now presented 10y tue Chairman, who asSs ofii-
cially ana pointedy whether persons who favor
the II. Louis demands are Democrats aud en-
titled 20 DO delegates 20 the conventions.