The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-10
colnrod RepublIeans RebeI.


Wrvsrox n. c.. August Especial. J.
Politics in FORSYTH are now badly mixed.
The indications are that there will be three
n not four county tickets in the held. Inc
Reuublicans will meet here on the 10Th IN
slant 10 elect delegates 10 their congress
sional convention. AT this meeting sara
q prominent Republican 10 me, 1t IS quite
probable that one OF the two kepuOIiCash
factions will put out county ticket. Inc
colOred Republicans are also seeing reeos-
milton from the party they have served SO
long. They are working with view 70
nominating John s. Fits, a cOlOred lawyer
az Winston. for the State Legislature. III
mary meetings are being held this week 10
discuss his nomination. The TWIN CITY
Times. paper published in the interest OF
the negro race, speaks editorially as tol-
lows: liz.
Republicans have heretofore stood together
n is no less true that the oOlored hepuOii-
can has been left out when coming 10 OH
cial recognition But this must not con-
Time. And as no other cOlOred man III
FORSYTH county heretofore, 30 far as we
know. has aspired 10 such on Office II rem
ders the fact more f0roible that one should
be strongly supported now. The hepuoh-
cans OF this county cannot DO better tha1
show their appreciation Of our loyalty ana
support heretofore than by concedlng 70 us
due recognition. if in nothing else, IN ON
clal capacity. Unless this Is done they may
regret il sooner or later
Captain r. 3. Glenn, Cleveland elector
for North Carolina. spent few hours al
home Yesterday He has been IN the cam
paign work now one week, and, so be says,
''has heard aud said a great deal" lie has
spoken in several counties. Yesterday no
addressed large crowd OF farmers III ROcK-
NrHr
matters politically badly mixed whore he
has been, but thinks the people are be-
coming enlightened aud will do the proper
thing for themselves and State on election
day.
gong congressman from the Eighth North
Carolina district as he passed through VIM
ston en- route 70 his home in Wilkes county.
The Colonel said that be was happy TO say
be was going home for good that somebody
else would occupy bis seat at the next ses
sion. The Congressman also seemed elated
over the fact that all the North Carolina
representatives, except CAeatham (colored),
voted in opposition 10 the Worlds Far Ap-
preparation Dill.
President McIver, of the State Female
Normal and Industrial School, says that he
has received over two hundred applications
from young ladies all over the state VINO de-
sire 10 enter the opening session ID oeptem-
Der.
A State Farmers Institute will be held in
Dayie county on the lZth and 18th instant.
The following programme has been ar
ranged for the occasion: Opening address,
by Or. ID. Reid Parker; Intensive Farming,
by Or. Bird; Improving Poor Land, by
Hon J. j. White: stock Raising, by Hon.
5. b. Alexander. Wheat Raising. by John
Dorset. Capital on the Farm. by VI. i.
Foster; Clover and Grass. by DIR. Bird;
Clean Seeding 10y ID. VI. Payne; Scientific
Farming, by Hon. A. Learner.
Appropriate topics will be discussed by
President Winston. Of the state University;
President c. ID. Mclyer Of the State Fe-
male and Normal School; Professor Massey
of the Agricultural and Mechanical College;
Drs. Battle and Emory. of the Experiment
Station: Reys. w. @. Wilson, y. IA. Morris,
W. +. Merre J. b. Newton. and others.