The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-06-14

out waiting fer the action of any other
governments: and we hereby instruct
our delegates to the State and District
conventions to vote for no man as dele
gate to the National convention or for
any office, who is not unequivocally
and sincerely in favor of this financial
policy. and will so express himself"
| Amid rousing cheers it was unani-
mously adopted without reference to
the committee.
/ Mr.. Josephus Daniels offered a reso-
luton, which was referred to the COM
mittee.
Mr.. b. II. Lacy offered a resolution,
which was referred.
| While the committees were out
speeches were declared in order.
MIR. Josephus Daniels was called for.
/ Mr.. Josephus Daniels was called for
and spoke for twenty minutes.
! Mr.. n. B. Broughton reported pro-
gress' in his missionary work. The
people of the country are getting
nearer and nearer together every day.
There are few men now who do not
understand how vitality this financial
question affects every man and who
does not realize that the people must
get together and settle it. 1t is no
longer men that we are following, but
principles, / believe the right is going
/ to prevail The questions are: Has
! the debtor any rights that the creditor
is bound to respect? Have the people
/ any rights that the classes must re-
! spect?
| The committee on resolutions re-
! ported the following:
"The Democrats of Wake county. in
convention assembled, believe the
paramount issue before the people of
the United States relates to the none
| tary system to be adopted by this
country, and upon that issue we de-
clare that the Federal constitution
names silver and gold together as the
| money metals of the United States
Resolved, That we demand the free
and unlimited coinage of silver and
gold into primary or redemption mon
ey at the ratio of Is to / without wait
ing for the action or approval of any
, other government.
"Resolyed, That we are irrevocably
opposed to the substitution for metal
lie money of a panic-breeding corpora
ton, credit currency based on single
metal, the supply of which is so linn
tied that it can be cornered at any time
by a few banking institutions in Eu-
rope and America.
"Resolved, That we are opposed to
the policy and practice of surrender
ing to the holders of the obligations OF
the United States the option reserved
by law of the government of redeem
ing such obligations in either silver
coin or gold coin.
"Resolved, That we are opposed to
the issuing of interest bearing bonds
of the United States in time OF peace,
and especially are we opposed to piae-
ing the treasury of the government
under the control of any syndicate of
bankers and issuance of bonds to be
sold by them at an enormous profit for
the purpose of supplying the Federal
treasury with gold to maintain the
policy of gold monometallism.
Delegates to the State and Congress
sional conventions were then elected.
The following are the delegates and
alternates to the Congressional Conven-
ton for the Fourth District:
Barton's Creek, o l.. Parham, G. K.
Blackley; alternates, W. A. Smith, Eli
hu Safer.
Buckhorn, T. w. Richardson, Il. c.
Patrick: alternates, c. j. Bright.
females, A. w. Sorrell. Ransom Jones.
Cedar Fork, w. G. Surles; alternate,
James Maynard.
Houses Creek, w. G. Allen, J. s.
Hayley; alternates, Willie Cooper, 5.
II. Smith.
Little River, DIR. Martin Fowler, Il.
G. Bum; alternates, r. G. Mitchell,
William BEDFORD.
n ~
Scarboro, H. r. Strickland; alternates,
Willard Mail G. r. Horton, W. A. Pull
ley.
Middle Creek, George B. AfcCullers,
b. johnson; alternates, Frank Banks
T. H. Smith.
Neuse River, j. j. Dunn; alternate,
3. W. Green.
New Light, B. F. Sanderling, L.
Woodlief, S. W. Thompson; alternates,
J. Fl. Mangum, Paul Jones, J. &. Tur-
ner.
Panther Branch, v. p. Turner, ID. t.
Dove. H. r. Blaloclz; alternates, A. II.
MvaItt, j. E. Stevens, c. c. Jewell.
ST. Matthews, Ebert Riddick, n. w.
Pool; alternates, j. A. Haywood, Eu-
gene Bartholomew.
St Mary's. Sam Kitchener, Alex.
i6tilu OOis ~AAlANNi
alternates, n. A. Whitaker, John
Broughton, Nat Tomlinson, j. G. Pool.
Swift Creek, l.. d. Stephenson, j. }.
! L. McCullen, Thomas Burns; alternates,
Charles H. Stephenson, 7. r. Franklin,
Jesse Winborn.
| Wake Forest, w. w. Holding, NJ.
purefoy, f. =. Dunn, II. a. Chappell,
/ j. p. Stell, f. A. Allen; alternates, 0.
| X Holding, w. B. Smith, c. NJ. Rob
bins, w. G. Brewer, X. j. Mitchell, Jack
| Winston.
| White Oak, w. A. Ellington, A. b.
Hunter, H. E. Norris; afternates, l.. ID.
Baucom, j. c. Burrus, IL. c. Olive.
| Raleigh: First Ward, L. B. Pegram,
C. NJ. Walters, C. A. Separk, w. r. Macy.
w. II. Bragg, j. C. S. Lumsden, j. j.
Bernard; alternates, J. c. Maroon, j r
Ferrall, j A Briggs, d. e. Everitt, S. V.
House, c. T. Lumsden, w. w. Wilson.
Second Ward, T. B. Arendel, B. h.
Lacy, John w. Thompson, b. c. Beck
with, r. S. Stevenson, Graham Hay
wood, Frank Stronach, j. J. Johnson;
alternates, w. n. Smelling, n. B.
Broughton, B. i. Montague, Ed
Chambers Smith, S. G. Ryan, NJ. II.
Leach, C. S. Lambeth, w. w. Parrish.
Third Ward, Joseph f. Pogue, w. O..
Scott, w II. Holloway, Greek o. An
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