Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-09-23
STATE PDLITICS.

!. (. l.. Harris, editor OF the Ecpubl.-
can Ihird'party paper at Raleigh says.
"Chalrman John B. Eavcs went to New
York to tie National Committee for
money. He returned without Il cent
The committee has no manner OF CONT
dencc in him. Chairman Carter showed
Eavcs my letter. in which there was a
clear statement, backed by all The origi-
nal documents i'll proof of the fact that
Eaves was guilty of the bascst trcachcry
in having the name Of Charles Price, Re
publican nominee, cut from tickets. You
will be surprised to see what reyuIsion
OF Iecling there is against the Republican
State ticket. 1t is losing strength daily
and stands no chance of success. The
race is really between the Third party
and the Democratic tickets
a Raleigh correspondent of the Rich
mond Dispatch called on DR.. EXum
Third party nominee for governor, and
asked Tor an interview The doctor be-
came angry in moment. He said: ri
will not say a word, the Democratic
newspapers nisrcpresent me" Ateycry
sentence the doctors anger increased
The correspondent had heard of his
folly and irritability, but rcver before
knew of them personally.
Charlotte Observer: "We fully believe
Judge Russell when he SAYS that II il
should be seen that there is any proba-
bility of the election of the Republican
State ticket he and his colleagues VIII
use their influence to bring Exum down
and throw their support to the ticket
headed by Elias Carr. This is lust the
extent of the harmony that prevails in
the Republican party of North Carolina
at this time
There is a new rumor to the effect that
the Republicans and the Third party are
about to consolidate the Third party
vote tor Harrison and for Furchcs and
for the Republican Congressman, the Re
prblicans to vote for the Third party
uomiuecs for the Legislature and county
offices. This involves the taking down
of the Third party ticket headed by
Exum.
Chairman Simmons, OF the Democratic
State executive committee, says that the
| horsemen i'll the great Winston process
sion were counted by Republican, who
reported the number as 1868. At the
barbecue over II 1000 plates were handed
out. He says it was, far and away, the
largest and most impressive political de
monstration ever made in North Caro-
lima.
An interesting incident Of the parade
at Winston in honor OF Stevenson was
that Capt. 7. B, ROBBERS, of Lewisvillc
township, rode in the procession on
horseback, notwithstanding the fact
that he is in his S0th year. lie voted
for log Cabin" Harrison, but takes no
stock in his grandson, Benjamin.
Eleven members OF Union Hill alliance,
Nash county. including the president,
secretary and nearly allthe o ther officers,
publish a card in the Rocky Mount Arpo.
naut withdrawing from the order be-
couse it has been perverted from its orig
nal objects.
D. NJ. Furchcs, Republican nominee for
governor, has had a conference with
Chairman Eavcs. 1t was arranged
that his canvass should begin at Mur-
phy, September rs, and that X. NJ. Lin
ney should at each place speak with him.
Judge Russell told the Wilmington
Star, Tuesday, relative to the rumor that
Exum would be taken down and he put
up, that he would not accept the Thirt
party nomination for Governor under
any circumstances.