Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1892-05-12
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Delegates Elected to the State Con.
vention: The new County Execu.
tive Committee.

urday was one of the largest and
most harmonious we have ever
known.
The convention was called to order
by Mr.. [. F. Dortch, chairman of
the Democratic Executive Commit
tee, and Mr.. j. P, O'Borry was re.
quested to act as temporary secre-
tary. A call of the townships show
ed them all tc be fully represented,
and thereupon permanent organiza-
tion was effected by the unanimous
election by acclamation of Mr.. w. T.
kornegay as permanent chairman.
On coming to the chair Mr.. Kor-
negey stated the purpose of the Con-
vention briefly, and his appeal for
harmony and counseling together in
behalf of Democratic success was
strong and eloquent and met with
general and hearty applause, showing
that the masses of this county are
still true in their allegiance to the
party that has ever fought the bat
ties of the people.
On motion, Mr.. J. P. O'Berry was
elected permanent Secretary and Mr..
Jos. E. Robinson, assistant Secretary.
1t was decided by the Convention
that every township should select
the number of delegates to which it
was entitled and refer them to the
Convention for election, to represent
the county in the State Convention.
In accordance with this plan,
which met with unanimous endorse
ment, the following gentlemen were
reported by their respective town
ships, and elected accordingly;
Golds5oro 7ownsAip--Messrs. G.
B, Aycock, Jno. W. Bryan, I. +.
Dortch, W. r. Allen.
Forh-N. H. Gurley.
Granthams'-J. A. Stevens and W.
B. Hood.
Brogaen n-C. +. r. Kornegay and
W. II. Jinnett.
Indian Spriaegs-J. W. Edwards.
NeaO Hope-A. t. Uzzell and NJ.
". Moye.
Sauzston--B. A. Parks.
Nahunta-B. f. Aycock and Z. 2.
Davis.
Great Sacanp-Green Copeland.
PikeUiUe j. W. Thompson and
J. E. Person.
Stony Creek-H. D. Ham.
On motion Messrs. w. f. Korne-
gay and j. 2. O'Berry were made
honorary delegates.
There being no further business
to engage its attention the conYen-
ton adjourned.
Subsequent to adjournment, ac-
cording to the time honored Demos
cratic custom, the several township
executive committees met in the hall
and elected a county executive COM
mittee as follows: l. F. Dortch,
Chairman, W. F. Kornegay M. Y.
johnson, j. w. Bryan, W. II. Ham,
F. A. Daniels and D. A. Cogdell.
The reelection of Mr.. [. f. Dortch
as Chairman of the County Execu-
tive Committee is distinction that
was pre-eminently deserved by him,
and IA graceful recognition of his
service to the party by the township
|
est of Democratic success i'll Wayne
county, complete and brilliant, in
the campaign of 1892.
s'There are no birds in last years
nest' but this years are doing busi-
ness as of yore.
What is lovelier than the landscape
| when it wears the first sweet smile
of Spring?
| The May sun sheds an amber light
On new leaved woods and lawns be-
tween. Bryant
Isn't a young lady who fits on la
dies gloves at glove counter a reg
ular counterfeiter
The birds all pipe their welcome blithe
and clear,
While May comes through the doorway of
the year. Whittier.
People should not worry when
their books get rough usage. Books
are sbound' to get soiled sooner or
later.
| If thou art worn and hard beset
With sorrow that thou wouldst forget,
If thou wouldst learn lesson that will
keep
Thy heart from fainting and thy soul
from sleep,
| Go to the woods and hills No tears
| Dim the sweet look that Nature wears.
! -Longfellow.
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