The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-08-11
adopted unanimously and with much


people who were represented In this
Convention, and were with the peo
pie now. This was received with
applause and adopted unanimously.
NOMINATIONS.
The Ckaii man declared nomina-
tions for the Legislative ticket in
order. Mr.. Marion Butler was en-.
tlorsed unanimously for Senator for
the 18th District.
Messrs. J. f. Fowler, w. X. Pig
ford, Robertson James, l.. II. High
smith, z. G. A. Tart, c. II. Johnson
and r. A. Ingrom were put in NOM
ination for the House of Represen-
tative. The Chairman withdrew
the name of Mr.. Pigtord al his re
quest. He said he regretted to do
this for the county had never had a
truer, more faithful and valuable
representative than w. K. Pigford.
But he assured the Convention that
Mr.. Pigford was in full accord
with the movement and would sup
port the nominees of the Peoples
party. Upon the first ballot Mr.. j.
E. Fowler received 68 votes out of
total of 80 cast, and upon motion
was made the unanimous choice of
the Convention. Upon the second
ballot Mr.. e. III. Johnson received
56 votes and was made the unani-
nous nominee of the Convention.
The following were Lut in nOmi,
nation for Sheriff: Messrs. C.. III
Williams, James r. Draughon, A
H. Herring, r. N. Butler, Amms
Royal, Marshal Lee, V. J. Near
thur, S. L. johnson and Autry Bag
gett. Upon the first ballot Mr.. V
j. McCartur rec ived IL votes anG
was made the unanimous nominee
of the Convention.
Messrs. o. F. Herring and r. A
Ingram were put in nomination fol
Reg lister of Deeds. The ballot re
suited in the nomination of Mr.. Her
ring, the present incumbent Of th'
office.
Mr.. Arthur Lee was nominated
for County Surveyor by acclama
! ton.
DIR. F. j. Cooper and DIR. j. II
Darden were put in nomination fo
Coroner. The ballot stood Coope
1 49, Darden 81. DR.. Cooper was dc
clared the nominee.
DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION
The following delegates were elet
ted to the State Convention, whic
meets in Raleigh August 10th:
Marion Butler, Daniel Kornegay
l.. d. Highsmith, G. w. Bullard, N
Bell, E. Rich. A. D. Lockamy, job
J.Vann. Alternates: 0. F. Herring
J. NJ. Marshburn, d. Herring, T.
Owen, II. w. Howard, Marshall Lee
J. F. Gore, J. II. Kenneday.
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
The following delegates were ele'
ted to the CongI essional ConventiO
to meet in Fayetteville August 23C
M. NJ. Killett, Everett Turner, I
S. Bell, ". F. Rackley, c. J. Wi
liams, Robertson James, J. B. Sc;
:, vey, Luther Bland, C. H. johnson
: A. F. Robertson, c. G. Highsmitl
T. n. Robertson, A. r. Crumpler. T
+. NJ Royal, G. III. Williams, D. "
!, Williams, P. B. Lockamy, E. l
q Crumpler, A. Baggett, j. d. Wi
liams, L. E Royal, D. l.. McLamI
Edwin Britt, Whitfield Tart, H. "
= Darden, D. NJ. Kornegay, S.
n Weeks, Daniel Lockamy, l.. D. RI
@ gers and B. A. Parker.
U SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
a. The following delegates Wei
e elecaed to the 14th Senatorial Coz
n vention, to be held at time an
Il place yet to be named:
II w. X. Pigford, J. R. Draugho,
n Everett Peterson, F. NJ. White.
). A. Howard, J. I'll. Parker, V, T
Rackley, Ira Robinson, ]. B. ]
Il Merritt, w. III. Thomson, vi. NJ
h Arthur, T. j! III. Peterson, L, !
ts Taylor, NJ. j. Moore, w. S. DeVan
!. r. T. Moore, s. t. Johnson. II.
4 Owen, w. r. HighsmIth, l.. \
r. Rich, J. NJ. Rogers, Willie J. Fai
,r clot',. ]. r. Owen, Jordan Session.
h r. NJ. Hall, D. W. Williams, Cha
:. Matthews, w. c. Jackson. w.
" Baggett, III. III. Draughon, BIG.
Daughtry, Jas. B. Lee, W. r. LIE
ID G.. r. Williams, Evander Howar
j. Jno. Britt, Jas. NJ. Marshburn. in
x A. Weeks, j. S. Aman, O. F. He
,e ring, T. w. Barbrey, B. HolIan
< ]. T. Kennedy, o. 7. Brown, J.
r. Pigford.
o. The Convention having finish
- its labors, a motion was made
adjourn. Before putting the NJ
~ tion the Chairmtn congratulate
al the Convention upon the fine pl
= form of living issues adopted a
al the strong and excellent ticI
it nominated. He referred with pri
I'd to the business-like manner
y which the Convention had proce,
III ed, and % the remarkable spirit
It's harmony that prevailed. He s
i'll that everything pointed to mag
Is, ficent victory in November.
:, After the adjournment of
" Convention the County Elk. Co
ON held a meeting and organized
he the campaign. The Co. Cond
ma composed Of the Chairman of
ftnUn2hin Ev Coy,, nc eli 4