The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-08-07
THIRD PARTYITES
MEET IN CONVENTION AT VARI-
Gus PLACES IN THE STATE.

MEET IN CONVENTION AT VARI-
| Gus PLACES IN THE STATE.
The Attendance Very Thfn-Republi.
cans, Niggers and Disgruntled
Democrats Participate.
Special to the State Chronicle.
Dfsgusted at Tarboro.
TARBoRo, N. c., August 6.-The third
party, and the negroes who have en-
braced the third party, in convention to-
day nominated one radical, two negroes
and three white men on the county
ticket. All the democratic people are
disgusted. Small attendance.
Another Account.
TARBORo, n. g., August 6.-The peo-
ple's party convention was held to day,
and nominated j. M. Cutchin for the
Senate, and W. H. Wesley and NJ. G
Williams (co!.) f@r the House. Dele
gates were elected to attend the State
convention in Raleigh on the 10th
Nominations were made for the county
officers with the exception of sheriff and
treasurer. These will be appointed by
the executive committee. The court
Wilson County All Right.
WILSON, N. c., August 6.-The third
!, partyites of Wilson county met here to-
day and elected delegates for the third
party State convention. A county con-
vention was called and full county
, ticket will be nominated. About fifty
third party men were present. After the
/ convention adjourned the crowd in the
court house was addressed by Council
Wooten, ESQ.,, who made an extreme
speech. He was replied to by Hon. Jno.
E. Woodard on behalf of the democrats
Woodard spoke eloquently and convinc-
: ingly, completely demolishing the effect
of Wooten's speech and doing great good
for the party. Wilson is all right.
The Convention at Shelby.
SHELBY, N. c., August 6.-The third
e party convention was held in the court
: house. About two hundred were present,
f J. Y. Halbrick was elected chairman
e and J. 81. Quinn secretary. After de-
9 hate a county ticket was nominated as fol
e lows: Sheriff, A. B Peeler, present
e county commissioner; treasurer, Jas. B
s Byers, republican; register, G. d. B
y Ware; surveyor, A. NJ. Lovelace; coro
:, ner, w. A. Goode. The latter two are
S the present encumbents. Six delegate
}, to the State convention were appoin Led
e among them is L. L. Durham, lat,
Senator from this district. The repub
e licans held a county convention also. J
e H. McBrayer, chairman; W. N. Hall
s. secretary. About fifty were present
n half negroes. Delegates were appointed
y to the State, Congressional and Sena
l. torial conventions. J. B. Fortune wa
4 endorsed for Congress.
le At winston.
l. WINSTON. N. c., r.ugnst 6-The tbir
l. party convention was called to Orde
le here this afternoon at the court house b
'r T. J. Ketner, of Kernersville. Ther
were two hundred in attendance. J. J
Marshall, of Viena, was chosen perme
nent chairman, and Flavius Pfaff, Q
Bethania, secretary. The convention wa
u u opened by prayer by Rev. jeremiah Hur
~ ter, of Kernersville. Every township We
y represented. Nominations were made {
~ follows: For the legislature, Jos. Netnel
It Emanuel Fishel; sheriff, j. W. Miller
y register of deeds, H. N. Pfaff; treasurer
III J. A. Lowry; surveyor, Daniel Brinkley
le coroner, A. B. Mareval. Delegates wei
y also elected to the State senatorial col
ventions. The convention recommends
~ :. the nomination of Geo. Hunt, of DaviC
II !, son, as Senator, and J. w. Spears, pre-
!: u ident Forsyth alliance, for lower hous
IL The convention concluded with red h
third party speeches.
Winston shipped over two hundre
thousand pounds of manufactured t.
baccO this week.
mt The Third Party Weak in Ri chm OIL
at Cor. State Chronicle.
no JOHN STATION, August 6-There was
'e- grand Alliance rally at Caledonia,
er lower Richmond county, on July 80,
he which the chairman of the township e.
nd ecutive committee of the third par
on harranged the people for about an no
ut: and half, giving rehash of the I
ed tional Economist and the Pr0gressl
sp- Farmer. This same man was very acti
participant in the democratic conventi
Just prior to the democratic State &C
vention Pursuant to call, furtf
third partyites met him in convent
in August 4, to select delegates to tn
lb- county convention. After waiting un
ex- tired out, the committee appointed
tic that purpose were sent for. They
pc ported twelve men whom they thoug
rty might do for delegates, who were dl
| of chosen by the convention. The tow
dly ship is entitled to sixteen. There We
any number of democrats present. W
on looked quietly on. One young democ
are begged for "just little time-if OF
Die. ten minutes by the watch"-pleading
his reason that he disliked to see
friends and old school mates led
after strange gods; but he was peren
oal- torily refused! All white men in
to lower end of Richmond county ha
,nts been democrats. Every vote for
this third party means one less for dem
ary racy. This is a county where a ne
ank was elected register of deeds but
years ago.
a. The Peoples Party Claim Alaban
By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
5. NEW YORK, August 6.-P. G. b
at man, chairman of the Kolb commit
, bv teleg graphs the Mail and Express fl
rom Birming CHAM, Ala, declaring that
hole entire peoples party was elected by
oity least 80, 900 majority. The democr
. o,,ol ;or;tr ho cow,