Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1896-10-22

anu It's HICbOfy is yours. Re
member that on your eff rts de-
pendsl the question whether
Bryan or Mckinley shall be
your next President and whether
Watson Or Russell Shall be your
+, next Governor.
! CLEMENT MANLEY.
Chairnla:. D-m S die Elk. Com.
OVER Al GRANTHAM'S.
The Old Banner Township of the
, County is Again Demanding
the Pennant: A Large Gath
ering at the County Canvass
i on Saturday: A Full Regis
tration
The Democratic county canvass
held forth at Grantham's on Sat
urday, and was the occasion of
the largest gathering in the his
tory of that good old township,
which has always been the staunch-
est for Democracy in the county.
In addition to the county can
didates who announced themselves,
Hon, F. A. Woodland, our candi-
date for Congress, was present
and name a stirring speech on
national issues and reviewed the
record of Democracy on Free
Silver. Mr.. Woodland has repre-
scented this district for four years
in Congress and has been a per-
sistent advocate and voter for free
silver. He has a record that
every advocate of silver must en-
dorse, and he, therefore, is entitled
to the entire vote of the Demo-
Gratis and the Populists in this
campaign on his merits. There
were many Populists8 ut to hear
our speakers at Grantham's and
they we're open in their express
sions of approval.
Hon. c.. B. Aycock was also
IN attendance and made one of his
characteristic, stirring speeches,
winning many doubtful votes and
inspiring Democrats to unbounded
enthusiasm.
Mr.. I. B. Parker, candidate
with Mr.. w. H. Smith for the
House, is making vigorous speeches
and receiving the plaudits of all
who hear him. He is proving by
his speeches that he is thoroughly
%eonversant with all the political
phases of the times and entirely
i'll accord with the popular heart
in their demands for reform. The
people are finding in him one
worthy to represent them in the
halls of legislation and he will,
with his running mate, Mr..
Smith, be elected on the third day
of November.
The Democracy of Grantham's
is wide-awake and may be relied
upon to roll up a big victory for
the ticket next month.
The candidates are at Provi-
dence to day and the Rep-Pop flu
sion gang + at SauIs' X Roads,
lodging still a joint discussion be-
cause they know their own weak
ness. But the people + no longer
fooled and Wayne county, with
organized work, is safe for our
entire ticket.
John l, Nd. z;ngc, at Sauls, X
Roads Mon lay. said, in an
~nouncing himself as the Rep Pop
fusion candidate for sheriff OF
this county, that he is going to
vote the entire Republican tick
ct, fron President down 10 con
staEl~, gold buggism and all, in
GLIDING the negro Geo. II. White,
for Congress Will the Populists
of Wayne couuty vote for this
man, who repudietes them
opeLly, against Sheriff Scott
who for two years has SO faiths
fully served the people o. this
county their sheriff, Sinking
no danger and emitting no duty ?
W. cannot beii7ve they will give
Mozingo their votes in prefers
lence to Sheriff Scott. What
claim has Mozingo to their votes:
He is not the nominee of their
party, except under the fusion
.bargain," and he openly re-
pudiates their every avowed
principles: No Populist on prin
ciple, therefore, can consistently
vote for Mozingo, or GIant, OF
Dobson, or O Berry, all of whom
are giving to vote. fot White for
Congress, Mckinley for Presi-
dent and support god bug
Pritchard for the y, s. Senate,
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