The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-09-04
FORSYTH DEMOCRACY.
COUNTY CONVENTION MEETS
FULL EFT NOMINATED.
ZinZindOrf Loses her Manager-Isequi-
sitiOn for James GrOgan Made
Tobacco Sales.

Special to the State Chronicle.
WINSTON, n. c., Sept. 3.-The dem
ocratic county convention met here this
afternoon. 1t was the largest and most
enthusiastic political gathering held in
Forsyth since the war. Every township
was represented. The convention nomi-
mated full ticket as follows: House of
representatives., G. B. Watson, Alfred
Shore; sheriff, r. NJ Macarthur; regis
ter of deeds, Fl. E. Veehln; treasurer;
J. f. Griffith, surveyor, w. H. Morri-
son coroner, T. t. Best Each candi-
date made short address accepting his
nomin alton. The convention, with
united voice, passed the following reso-
luton lating to the National and State
politics:
s'Reso5ced, That the democratic party Of
Forsyth county, in convention assembled,
DO hereby reaffirm and pledge un@avering
devotion to the time honored principles
of the democratic party of our fathers, as
| taught to us by the great leaders of the
past. and believe that in the supremacy of
the same lies the only hope of an over
burdened and taxridden people. We
send cordial greetings to the national
democrats and commend their great work
at the great convention at Chicago. In
| Grover Cleveland We recognize the man
and the Statesman, the like of which
this country has never seen since the
days Of Andrew Jackson, for his sublime
| courage and his far seeing capacity
for the good of the people who
are now over burdened with unnecessary
taxation and oppressive wrongs by the
republican party. We stand for the ex-
president and that noble North Carroll
nian, Gen. Stevenson, and pledge our
every effort for their election, with the
State and county tickets. We denounce
the force bill and every kindred measure
tending to enslave or degrade the free
people of this State and nation. Two
hours before the convention met, J. w.
Mason, member of the North Carolina
railroad commission, made noble ad
dress to a large audience in the opera
house. He showed up president Butler,
of the State farmers alliance in
true colors. He upheld democracy
and gave facts and figures showing it
was the party, of and for the people who
loved freedom and honor. ], E. M.
Wright, of Lynchburg, one of Virginia 8
leading democrats and personal friend
of Grover Cleveland's showed your cor
respondent a letter today from that gen
tleman. Among other things, Mr.. Cleve-
land says: I join with you in anticipation
that the democracy of the nation will
present a solid front to the enemy in the
pending campaign, and that it will be
actuated by desire to reinstate the prin
ciples which we profess in the national
councils. l am pleased with your conf
dent prediction as to the action of YOU
State and hope that all who believe il
the principles of democracy will have
abundant occasion for congratulation il
November next.
E. S. Boswell, manager of the hote
; Zinzenaorf, who opened the hotel las
$ May, has resi- signed to take charge 0
another motel October 1st, in Danville
q Va.
I Requisition has been made on the Gov
y error of North Carolina for Jas. Grogan
: accused murderer of James, near Walnu
@ Cove. Grogan is now in Stokes count
s Jail, but is wanted for grand larceny il
e Henry county, Va.
Winston shipped 259,7 797 pounds Q
manufactured tobacco this week. TIL
revenue collections aggregated SIS
59779