Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-14
REPUBLICANS WANT MRS. LEASE
She Has Been offered $1,000 to Max,
Campaign Speeches.


correspondence Oh Inc Evening Star.
RALEIGH, NC, Oct. Ia, 1892.
Mrs. Lease of Kansas has received an offer OF
AZ OOO IN r,aLa renuhl;car sno..hos T.; N.r Vol,
81 o,h.. 80. r.. -
"iN o'no' ''"'0'' "u. i"".y III Ne" iofA' oh
soutnerh outrages. Sne received the oner
while here and is yet considering it. Some Of
her relatives have advised her to accept it, She
ia now n third marty sne.ker
1bs .h;ra - s.a go. a "a.
'"o pa? n''e 'aAeh ao~h ohe VI I'VE
nominees on the state ticket, Il. A. Cobb, who
was nominated for lieutenant governor. Efforts
nave since Deem made to induce W. 4. Pgford
OF sampson county 70 make the race, but yes
terday news was received that he had declined.
In conversation with one OF the secretaries at
republican state Headquarters he expressed a
belief that the third partv would so far succeed
| in its work This vaar 90 20 aIaot $50, -;
GERS in nnha, ~ cas- nd 1s sis county OH .h
balance of mover in the Iegislstnre Ne said
tbe renubucsns roallv d;strnsted The third ,artv
and thar il wonld he fcnnd that the rennbi;c. :
members of the legislature would he among its
dsnosed 10 hs so ,be nap.r ,,,d sa i've mert MOI
20 entrs1, Mo' sSI Ss Ina. h
cans wish to elevate the standard ~ their nartv
in tina stale. and really do not annear to reorct
the loss of Some negro votes.
| II ia fonnd that While many neorooa vii, xo,o
| for the third nartv's state nominees near,v ali
will vote Tor Warr;son and not tor Wacvs a-'
People who have conversed with N ore.t NAM
negroes saw this is the state OF the case
The republicans are now sending ont n vrea,
deai ., ceu,,a;sr r,a..nr So, ths ~ h.e"'
ters here a;nn Ist.sr r''n s sne,r a
Pha ma aver Will come IN IN rev DAYS.
49, A. a. 80, "a IS. i;su. ~. ms 'u w
~. -. AZ os. au Ai IAN us.ie sur; ne
,cte s and mi, w;I, o;na sro; i prnte an sie
$500. 0 VIII s'o 'Pe0Ai cure W 'neir ois-
'r'oo'ion.
The following is the correct and complete
list Of nominees for Congress in this state:
Democratic-First district " p Rrar,h
second Woodward. third r Y Grady,
fourth, B. II. Bum: fifth, A. II. A. Williams
sixth. s. B. Alexander; seventh. J. 8. Hender-
son; eisntn, W. ID. Bower; ninth, W. 1. Craw-
nar,,,,;, r;.u. s;..-;.. n n
orJ II Chaath.,... ILL., " 'o 1880 So
tan-.h LII. SauA'd-n' es.h IT, n. ~. C S,
80 "II oSunu uon@s oo'ie;
A r uo,to,. oi.hth IN" n Wy.oe so.e =
n p-;.nb.sI' o'sn'n' % W "neoA' hin'n' -
u M
s.nnna Pa rtu uisu .u. ni1oicA Ia'nhg;
s0,..S' W. 4 a aa; e snito, r. -. hoohce;
.ou,'n w. otrano; n1tn, W: n: lindsay
s;aS.i IN a; %a!naro; seventn, A; Z. enu1oro;
eiHr.n, ~ u. ration; nintn, >. Z: Brown.
lug eiec'ors nOmihateo are q follows:
DeMoGra1ic-fist ostrlct, y; l.. smith; sec
1 Of n. .. nouse tnird, .. u. shaw; fourth, J.
70 ron; MIN. D.. A. barrlnger; sixth, 3. G.
VEN; seventh; A. Leazar; eighth. Il. b. Jones;
n ~ H Locke craig; at large, e. B. Aycock, r.
d. nienn:
HePupncAn-First district ID. o. Seasons;
second, Willis Baglcy; third, Q: J. Spears;
,ourIn, !. pevereux; NTH, W. 7. Bynum,
III n'n, n N Croan; seventh, z: V: Walser;
ssnn . .. hoi.on; ninth, L. J. Wells; at
'Aise: SPencel D'askourn, =. N. Bernard.
..nns parry .t district, J. T. Respess;
se'"na' All 'ni,o' r. II. FERRY, fourth, A.
mnnds. seventh n A rorn,v. -. o. n Io-
ninth, G.. f. Boees; at large. Harry Stinn.r
Marion Butler.
THIRD PARTY OBJECTIONS.
w. A. Guthrie, who was nominated bv the