Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
"pEOPLE'S" ADDRESS
PROGRAMME OF pOlks PARTY FOR
THE OMAHA CONVENTION.
"Oid rsrties"-A Dramatic Appeal
Damage by n Cyclone.
rcorro,pOnaencc Of the Richmond plspa,cb.l

rCorrospondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
RuriGB. n. c.. May 3l.-w. X. Lindsay,
chairman. and ". c. Wilcox and A. !. Daily,
mem bcrs OF the State Executive Commiitce %
The Third party. or Peoples party, In this ate,
have issued thclf address. IL bears date Nay
c3d, and Is printed in L. l. Polk's paper. tho
Third-pariy organ. /, says; "The people OF
this State are called upon 90 send delegates 10
Omaha, there 10 meet other delegates 10 impor-
sonate in a candidate for President new line Of
principles and policies. aud the question may
well lie asked why, with two potential parties IN
the field, this course il thought necessary
I1U OH Parties.
Then lot Of reasons arc SGT ont ~ much
length. The address declares that Mother % the
old parties viii undertake the service Of abolish
ishing money monopoly that tho people ask
for q hinGrsnce o. mOnOpOlioS and trusts, and
that such natural ana powerful monopohes AZ
exert their baneful Influence upon legislation be
owned ~ the government; That both me o'n
parties are Handicapped by their previous re-
cords. traditions. and policies. and that no unity
o. purpose and concert Of action can be obtained
through them thst the OLD parties will mako n
strenuous cfforl In seliiosilncation. and viii OF
pose all effort which VIII tend 10 bring their phel
fccord 20 shsme-tho most powerful irifn1s 'l
these monopoiies ana expressions being the
leaders Ia these old parties.
or. N.Y.
Tho conclusion OF this address Is quite ora
pnaiic. 10 ~ In these words LET tho people
fan IN this effort and me confusion, Tie co.rlp-
ton, and tho tyranny ~ the darkest dayr ~ the
Roman republic will follow AMI history VIII re-
peat ITSELF Nay. verify. II is nov upon us.
Trusting IN the God % Justice, iet every con enl
daughter 81 North Caroline % their duty. Re
member that what yon tan g achieve ~ ballots
you or your offspring will have TO achieve by
SUNDAYS CYCLONE.
4 cyclone At Ashoboro' Sunday afternoon ga
some damage, partially wrccslng The hhnioI
Hotel AMI one or two DWELLING iflit AID shade
trees were injurfd. Tho cloud WAS distinctly
visible hero about O'Clock. lhe track or mo
was also severe. Lightning was uhonon"nai
ana did a good deal Of damage. vt Nnt~ulfy o..
W. LonfTs residence Nhs strucS anu hl7
daughter badly shocked.
An INCIDENT.
At the decoration Of the National cemetery
Yesterday afternoon there was pleasing lu'i-
dent. be Confederate soldiers Home iH "iihih
900 yards OF the cemetery, ana tho Fcieihhs
from tho home went over, taking many Eo"eir'
decoration Of The graves. on each grave was "a
bunch Of roses ana n national nag
MILITARY ORDERS
General orders issued to-day o. the state
Guard order the First aud Second Regiments
into camp at Nrightsyllle July tlst 20 S"ih ana
the Third aud Fourth Regiments from august
4th 60 I2fh. The camp II named camp hoi~
Nv reason az continued sickness Governor Hon
was unable % attend The state inyorsiiy coh-
mcncenent -
The Governor to-day appointed tho following
delegates 90 tho National silver lone'esa' ;
siste-O eologisi j. A. Holmes, George j. hanna,
j. A. %. Stevens, A. c. Maurcy, y. :. Newman
Arthur Arlington. FREDERICK Stlth, =. W Lyons,
Jamss Judd, {. {. Wade, and SIP Arlington.