Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-21

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WANT JOCKEY TO WITHDRAW.
The negro organs call upon c. P. Jockey to
come Oh the ticket as republican congressional
nominee in the sixth district, declaring that he
cannot get anything near full republican vote:
that there IN omen rebellion against him in Rich
mond county and that he viii he knitted in New
Hanover and MecklenburR counties by his own
party. They want the renuhlicans To vote for
MAYNARD, third party nominee No donbt he
will get the vote. Colored clubs are being
formed to vote for all the third party nominees
save Weaver j, c. l.. Harris. the editor of
the fusion organ, says that, while it was the un-
derstanding thaA the negroes should all support
Harrison, many of them swear that thew will
vote for Weaver.
The STAR correspondent asked why this was
20 and Mr.. Harris replied that there were sew
eral reasons, one Of these being that the negroes
twenty years had given them nothing here, and
anotner being that they were fond Of secret or
semi-secret pontical organizations, such as the
new party Ii.
one colored republican said in a speech that
llo,o negro voters in the republican party are
controlled by l2,oo0 white voters and that he
ana tney were .reo OF such domination The
Union League hsd powerful effect In holding
negroes IN the republican party and there Is a
powerful liking for the third party.
SINNERS WITHDRAWAL
In a very quiet way Harry Skinner one NJ
the third marty no,,;na.s to- oIo,,o :. -.
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WIS '"Aoh on .ue ucke'. luis was done last
Monday, and J. NJ. Newborne, who is an ex-
treme third partyite, was put up in his place.
Skinner mao never MADE speech or done a
never did nnaar.,and h;np pay" t., us menlpers
made his famous speecb in their convent;on ~
the moment that they dropped him. Newborne
mas already begun the canvass.
1nomas B. Long, the third party's nominee
40! ior state auaitor' mas also Withdrawn, giving
H tne eAcuse OF hl-health. and T. G Butler OF
vance county Is put up In his place. This also
was done last Monday. Long was an ex-republi
can ana ms record WAS bad, according to
charges OF embezzlement, which were published
BROADCAST
STROUD the nominee for Congress in this dis
trict OF the third party, was here today and
said he expected to be elected Nv 1 900 majority
1t is charged by the chairman of the demo-
cratic state executive committee that the sealed
letters which he sends are tempered with in the
mails He that fifteen letters out of ninety-s
sent to county chairmen have been distracted,
and lntimates that they were sent to the re-
publican chairman, Eaves. He does not charge
that the latter was in any way a guilty party,
but the specific charge Is that eager servers of