The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-03
THE SOLID SOUTH.
The Southern alIiauco Rapidly Gettiu
Into '.tHe Middle OF lhr Rosa

The SOLID SOUTH.
The Southern auiarce Rapidly Getting
Into 'stHc Middle OF lIu Ilpun.'
The Kansas City Star OF May DO cons
taiucd the following item.
TOPEKA, May 30 The peoples party p1lI-
Ltsiaus here ere giatg- go LHe action ~ me
North and south Clral.na e1aFeHlt0ls- uEr s.
lTcLaIIIn received this Unrltlr tHr following
dispatch from col T. D.. Polls The old north
state steps boldly into line Peoples party or
ruuIzcd soIfIIy on the ST. Louis platform with
enthusiastic uuluiull-g-"
The peoples party men deeiHrs tHat tEe-r
greatest trouble iu tlls srlLl has boon lIe lEl-
srsriug tue charge talt tla peoples movement
vas dgm1crllic scheme
This item was undoubtedly put into
the columns of tho Star inadvertently
aud was an evident departure from the
policy of the conspiracy of silence
entered into by the plutacratic partisan
press No mention had been made OF
the organization of the peoples party i'm
North Caroline by any of the Kansas
City papers, but diIiEeut search i'm the
columns of the metropolitan papers Of
the nation may ba rewarded hy the tr4-
lowing brief notice, I'm some of thcms
RALEIGH. ~ o.. May ls--rEa state demo-
cratic convention was called t1 gr1sr to day 1y
Chairman 7rlit who presented eco s. over
man Tor temporary ehairulu-
A recess was taken ElL 8 l. clock tlr Lhl come
mIttee on credentials 90 report
Dla-itet meg -t-e5 lA'7. 's------- .- tl' l-
caEo convention -Four are Tor Cleveland. Two
. gLLTaE. .Ira.- uuuHHH. Cleveland HL1
I others prefer ng" man. fglrlns lh-t nlltAlF
Cleveland nor ELiII can De Cinrtaa
Tho alliance conference determined nos 90
/ make dem lud7 on the convention. 1ut 90 staH.
on national matters upon Ll7 ST. Louis glal-
/ form. and ig is understood Lley VIII uaE uu
/ third party electoral ticket
Three ballots were taken for governor mp -1
/ Do O'Clock Ulfh1It result Hon Ih1uas IL
Holt lLr present incumbent ts iu Che lnHH- a
platform was adopted this afternoon uF arsll-
nation dem luI7G- tls free CglulHa OF a4 yer
[ ANA other financial reforms
] The foregoing was clipped from tho
| New Orleans Timgs-Dcmocrat OF May
/ 10. Tn the Chicago Inter Ocean of May
| 20 we lind this and nothing more I'm this
[ press dispa teness
/ RALEIGH, ~ C. May I9-raa democratic
| convention minated Tor lieutenant governor
U R. A. DlurlLau- speaker OF rHa last l7 SO
U and Tor secretary OF state DH-lFiuz lg..rr tug
Z iucuuu bent hE acclaim tiQu-
but the same paper I'M the Same ISSUE
] says cJitariaIy;
! THE candidate FOR governor is El,ls
| Carr, AN ezz-presideut uf the State Ais
] aucc, The alliance party viii have no
I state ticket i'm the field against CARR
/ but it has named an electoral ticket of
/ its own and proposes TO make vigorous
] fight 20 q finish"
/ A careful inspection of the daily pa-
/ peEs fails to reveal anything more ina rue
] lutiou TO this matter.
/ However putting the Associated press
+ report and President j. T. bolE.s tsle-
] gram together we may discover Firso
/ That the alliance iu North Carolina
, took no special interest iu the state cou-
! vcuti1u- and vet. that they were au Hi-
/ cicutly powerful iu such convention to-
/ force the demand for free silver and
] ''0theT financial reforms" as well as 30
/ defeat the reugmiuutiuu OF Gov. uDI-s
] to whom they are bitterly opposed.
/ Secoud-That they have deserted tug
/ democratic party and gone eu mua-e lu-
I to the peoples party.
I In relation Co the state democratic
] convention of south Carolina we arc
more fortunate. Being O. regular cuu-
7 veutiou of one OF thr old parties its
/ proceeding could NOT wen be ignored.
. Thus we find the Chicago Herald gives
I the following account of LIe proceed
. iugss
] state convention work to-day uu- cut out By
D tla Farmer. Alliance l. tae caucus la"t -'sl-
. aiis. ..L-s'- a..-.- --t.- l-a... pop '..-.I.'H
/ word la- word Tho following resolutions Her1
I Taat .se a-1 true a-H loyal dsrnog=al= a1.f ta-
I LIF-H and F7lll support tHH ur-ur.l l nlll-
/ el---- 1g IaaE--s j-H-rl1a and r1. .tsratr- by
2 -s-s-- sra--71l.a as John O.. Calhoun and Aa-
. lra.F Jackson. and oa these p-l-eiF-rs He place
] ourselves and 7IiH remain.
/ while w- earnestly favor and dHmsuI o. rec
] dulLi1l OF thH enormous laF.I duties and fGag
I LhC burden af such tlzuE.1as be forced uuau
T udu-Eistar-- we hold thlt a mEttrr or EIlai
f prosperity OF ulr people i5 lu increase ar aIF
currency auL tllr Our -1Valllrl-. ul should issue
/ its money dir-cf Co tls people al o. low r1.a 1l
] interest and upon llal solvent security ll
f ther aau furnish.
We - with dlzpIe1sure and aparaHeHzioa
that tue money cualEHrs 1f Wan street hove
] invaded tEa sacred temple of democracy ana
tllt Lley WIN 1T all 1F. -1rrs upon l5 1-Hal-
dates EeEraa7lLias. NOS tHs Wishes and Welt
being OF our people, but their own aalasH inlez-
ests
We assert tn-t Grover Cleveland DOES noe
Ug our f.=efa llGEs and aE we uHlarslall them
I we therefore enter 5ur-HdIeuu protest against
1.r-- ir 40 l--.-.t ~ -7 9t l-a f-rt.f.aH ID
[ Wan street. but we demand la our standard
I bearer mlu uf tha people end with ila people,
and Who -siu serve the people and la- -lF class
we shan look upon the nomination of er-
preslIant Cleveland. 90 forced upon che party
I p --l --.---- --l. .--l.-- %
I reull1iatldu Of th1 demands af rla EaEll1rs'
Alliance, IEHl1l a-ll-ldy me true P-.a1.1-e1 %
democracy a -lrfeHleE 1L li raA7 1s s--
people % lh9 EEalalaI L.1Es af tls coma trl-
We believe we voice one sa-i-7-"a- 1l tl7
. large majority or t1s white voters nl sol ga
. Car1Hlua when we assert tll- far Hurlsast-ll
] 1r any Waa street candidate H1-H- create
] grave dis=at- t-ssaef-sl lu tls state lru11EaeF-
Gov 5. r. T-.lrilur Senator d T. al- lrlH- Df.
Wuiiaul j. STOKES w. D. Ialu-t-all a-i.a-.s1
men
Turning 20 Georgia we find the fol-
lowing i'm a lengthy account OF the
state convention
arr.AEua- Ca May Ia - 'ras darll1a-l.all
3 state convention which mot here to-day uua
chiefly remarkable tar ll1 almost entire OBJ
sense 1T f1r11e- laIsa1raa-
Thus proving that the farmers ol th1
state are amIiat-d with this peoples
/ party and are taking no part in demo
{ cratic polite Taking BE- altogether,
I che devsLopm=uta of tha past few weeks
1 show that the south can no longer ba
/ counted upon as soIid for the democratic
. party.