The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-29
AND 50 SAY We ALL
Papers of the State Continue
to Pour in Endorsement.
ELECTORAL UNION RIGHT
From Every County and Town
Patriotic Utterances Come.

From EVERY GOul4GJ 111~t ~ " -
Patriotic Utterances Come.
NECESSARY TO SAVE THE STATE
Even Those Few Papers Who Preferred
a Straight Hickey Say That the Only
Sensible Think to do is
to Acquesce.
The electoral cooperation agreed
upon by the Democratic, Populist and
National Silver parties in this State
nav produce some dissatisfaction, but
we take it that the action makes GER
tain the State for Bryan and free sill
yer. and therefore, it appears to have
been a wise and proper step.
This arrangement of details will ena-
BILE every friend of Bryan and free Coin
age to realize that his efforts in behalf
of the great cause of humanity will
not be in vain, at least so far as North
Carolina is concerned. Sem
tinel.
No good reasan can be given for post
poning fusion so long.-Tarboro South
erner.
We are of the opinion that the action
was well taken. We are fighting for the
same end-the defeat of the gold stand
ard-and unless we all vote together
we may fail to obtain it.-Dunn county
Union.
Bryan has done more to unite the
silver forces than anything else could
have done.-King's Weekly.
Not only does common sense dictate
the course which has been pursued by
the executive committee, but the only
leaders the Democracy knows, Mr..
BRYAN and Chairman Jones, have adj
vised that that course be pursued.
The action of those newspapers
and public men who profess to have
bowed to the mandate of the majori-
ty as duly expressed at the Chicago
convention, and yet refuse to take the
only course-absolutely the only
course-by which that mandate can be
carried into effect, passes comprehen-
sion.-Fayetteyille Observer.
It is the duty of every man who calls
himself a Democrat to support the
ticket.-Charlotte News.
This viii in a great measure allay
the uneasiness as to the attitude of
the State on November third.-Wilson
Advance.
Electoral fusion has been arranged
which insures the State for Bryan by
75,000.-Wi lkesboro Chronicle.
Tie committees representing the
free silver forces in the State have met
and done the thing that ought to have
been accomplished months ago and
henceforth the friends of silver will
march in solid phalanx to meet the foe.
Washington Messenger.
Electoral fusion has been arranged
in this State which insures the State
for Bryan by 5,000.-Dayie Times.
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Electoral fusion has been agreed
upon. North Carolina viii give Bryan
10000 Majority.-Cleveland Star.
The fusion between the Democrats
and Populists on electors in this State
means that North Carolina is sure for
Bryan.-Asheyille Gazette.
We would have much preferred to |
have had eleven electors for Bryan and |
Sewall if it had been possible to elect |
the ticket, but with three tickets in the |
field we are most sure that the vote |
of the State would have gone for Nc
Kinley. AS it is now, Bryan is sure OF |
eleven votes and Sewall six. If there |
is no sacrifice of principle, and we be-
lieve there is none, why not carry the |
fusion a little further ?-Aberdeen
Telegram.
BRYAN will get North Cardinals vote.
The Lord be praised Windsor Ledger.
We fail to see how any other COM
mon sense arrangement was possible.
In voting the fusion ticket neither par
ty will abandon a single principle, but,
on the contrary, both of them will be
pursuing the. only course possible TO
secure the triumph of Bryan and free
silver. No valid reason can
be given why any Democrat or Popu-
list, who sincerely desires the triumph
of the financial policy advocated by
these parties, should refuse to vote
the fusion ticbet.-Wadesboro Messen-
ger.
This insures the State to Bryan by
a safe aiority.-Asheville Reporter.
We appeal to the Democrats of this
county to go to work with set de-
termination of electing the entire tick
N. L. n IL for
Coroner Let there be no squirming
this time, but let us all come together
as one man and depose the gold bug
idea Watauga Democrat
Every patriotic citizen should con-
graduate themselves that the great i'm
terested masses have taken hold of the
condition which confront us-kicked
overheard the party monopolies-have
placed patriotism above party, and
that the silver men, Democrats and