The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-08-02
Vol. XXXvIII. No 10.
THE GONE OUT PARTY. ,
FORSYTH'S TWO REPUBLICAN
FACTIONS IN SESSION.
They Hold Conventions and Elect Dele
gates of Their "Own Persuasion"
Names of Delegates.

| gates OF Their own persuasion
Names of Delegates.
The Reynolds faction OF the "Gone
out Party" in Forsyth, met In con-
vention at the courthouse, at 11:15
a. N. Saturday.
Chairman J. f. Reynolds was toast
master" and Millard Masten scribe.
The former called the ''house to order
and announced the object Of the con-
vention to be the election OF delegate
TO the State, Congress. :onai, judicial
and Senatorial Conventions.
Scribe" Masten read the call for
today's convention, as printed in the
Winston Republican. He also read
the minutes of the meeting OF the ex-
ectiye committee, held In the Gray
block, about two months ago, az
which meeting p. Il. Lehman resigned
as chairman, and J. T. Reynolds elect
ed as his successor.
A cali Of the townships showed all
but Belews Creek represented. One
citizen from that township said that
delegates were elected but he did not
know where they were. Two dele
gates from Second ward, (Winston)
one from First and one from Third
were also noted for their absence.
Chairman Reynolds announced the
convention ready for permanent Or
ganlZation. The toast master" was
elected chairman, Miliard Masten,
secretary, and l. O. Hart assistant.
On motion of 1. o. Hart, the chair
man appointed one delegate from each
township to confer with one another
and suggest names Of delegates to the
several conventions. The delegates
appointed went out in the yard to
''toast-master" to keep off the
grass"
The delegates recommended the fol
lowing delegates and alternates who
were elected:
STATE CONVENTION.
Delegates-J. w. Goslen, A. S.
Jones, j. B. Vest, G. w. Boyer; AL
ternates-I. j. +. Jones, II. E. Shore,
j. + Miller, Hugh Lewis.
SENATORIAL.
Delegates-J. 2. Stanton, J. M.
Henderson, c. s. Spach, Fl. E. Shore;
Alternates-C. A. Padgett, Oliver E..
Doub, J. a. Douthit, l. O. Hart.
JUDICIAL.
Delegates-W. 8. Sink,J. w. Goslen,
j. F. Reynolds, R. E. Clement: Alter
nates-W. E. Vest, Henry Stafford,
NJ. 2. Masten, L. Fl. Pernell.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Delegates-W. j. Ellis, ]. H. Bea-
son, J. FL. Kapp, J. M. Hawkins;
Alternates- Lehman, ]. w.
Goslin, D. G. Walker, w. 2. Ormsby.
REYNOLDS FOR CONGRESS.
The following, read by tho 'Scribe," "
was adopted:
LAS we think it better to leave the
Congressional delegates free, before
the Congressional Convention, we
TO 20 uninstructed, but we move that
this convention endorse G. A. Rey-
nelds for the nomination to Congress
and should he receive the same we
pledge him a majority Of 600 In For
syth county"
Secretary Millard Masten announced
that from the minutes Of the last
convention 1t would appear that the
county candidates would be renomi-
mated by q mass convention but at a
meeting OF the executive committee
in April he was instructed to not call
such a convention, and the nominal
ing Convention would be delegated
one and not Gin mass"
| He followed this announcement
with one to the effect that members
call at Brown, Rogers & Co.'S store for
ice water free OF charge.
The convention closed without any
speeches. The familiar face of Char
lie Reynolds was not seen In the court
room today;his absence was occasiOned
by an attack of fever-but he is con-
yalescing