Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-21
THE ANGER OF EXUM.
NORTH CkRoLlNA's THIRO-PAHIf
INTERNATIONAL CANDIDATE.
Two Interyiews-The Reception Of steven
son at windsor--A Grand
Demonstration.
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fcorrespopdenco Of tho Richmond nispatch.l
RALrroH. N. c., September 2o.--four
correspondent to-day had AN interVle"
with ]. C. L. Harris. editor Of the kepuo-
lican Third-party paper here, the subject
being tho campaign fund of the kepuDh-
cans. MIR. Harris said Chairman Jouh
q. EAves went TO New YORK TO the Ns-
tional Committee for money. He returne"
without a cent. The committee has no
manner OF confidence IN him CHAIRMAN
Carter showed Esves my letter. III ~hlclnl
there was n clear statement, bacKed ~ 81
the original documents IN PROOF OF tuo
fact that Eaves was guilty oil the UasSsS
ireachery IN having the name OF ChsrieS
Price, Republican nominee, cut HoIn
tickets. 1 told Chairman Carter ~ EaVes
asked for money 10 put these documents
before his eyes and insured the chairman
further that ia any other State the party
would have had Eaves kicked out ana ah
honest man put in his place. 1ou WI 20
surprised TO see what reyulsion OF ieeilhg
there IL against the Republican State ticket
n ia losing strength daily and stands no
chance of success. The race IL really De
tween the Third party and the Democratic
tickets"
ExUM GOT ANoRr.
Your correspondent called on pr. ESnm,
Third-party nominee Tor GoVeInoi, az"
asked Tor an interview. The Doctor be,
came angry in a moment. He said:
will not say q word. The Democratc
newspapers misrepresent me. Ihey ten
lies on me. They print nothing else ABOUT
me. Ihoy make lies out OF tno WnOI0
cloth. | will give no information 10 Dome
cratic newspapers AZ every sentence
the Doctors anger increased. your cor
respondent had heard of his folly ana
,rri,abilitv but never before knew Of them
personally. How such a man can head
ticket is one of the greatest OF the many
political surprises Of the year.
wINDsoR's GREAT DEMONSTRATION
Chairman Simmons, Of the Democratic
State Executive Committee. returned this
morning from Winston, where he ATTENDED
the Stevenson demonstration yesterday.
He tells me that the hOrsemen in the great
procession were counted by Republican.
who reported the nImber as 1858. Al the
barbecue over 900 plates were HANDED
out. He SAYS 10 was. far and away, the
largest and most impressive political de-
mOustration ever made IN North Carolina.
The chairman Of the Thlrd-party state
Committee has made his headquarters IN
the State Alliance building here. 10 MT;
n. Is.
that the Alliance and the Third party were
one and the same since the meeting OF the
State Alliance at Greensboro, when 1t en-
dorsed officially the Third party platform
and that hence he had a night TO occupy
the Offices. Mr. Ellington, Of Raleigh,
tells me he will, as a shareholder III the
business fund Of the Alliance. bring a SUIT
which will force showing of Its affairs.
He SAYS the whole thing is going to
pieces.
Stevenson at Fayetteville.
special telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
FAYETTEVILLE. N. c., September 2O.-Mr.
Stevenson and party arrived here TODAY
from Winston and were met at the depot
by the Committee on Reception andsevoral
hundred spectators. Carriages were in
waiting and the party were escorted to the
Hotel Lafayette for breakfast amid shouts
and the roar of cannon. Alter breakfast
Mr.. Stevenson held an informal reception
IN the parlors Of the hotel. where he shook
hands with several hundred Democrats,
after which the party repaired TO Tokay,
where they spend the night as the guest of
Colonel and Mrs. W. J. Green. The crowd
is already gathering for the speaking to-
morrow, and indications point to arouslng
crowd.
Octayius Cakes Strong Speech.