The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-03-24

Clayen-J. >. Basnlght.
Cumberland-C. c. McLelland, Ii.
E. King.
Catawba-J. F. Click.
Carbarrus-M. II. Fl. Caldwell.
Frankin-Bsylus Cade, w. T. Bar
row, j. F. Mitchell, JOSIAH Crudup,
A. K. Rogers, T. H. Whitaker.
Gaston-R. l.. Gardner.
Gates-John Brady.
Granville-A. S. Peace, A. S. Dali
by and r. W. Dalby.
Greene-W. r. Dixon, W. f. Muir
phey, F. T. Carr.
Hallfax-J.S. Mitchell, w. + Bow
ers. H. NJ. Clark.
Haruett-G. F. Gardner, D. H.
Senter, J. Mex. Byrd, J. n. Pope.
Hertford-S. E. Marsh.
Hyde-Harris.
Irede!l-L. G. Caldwell.
Jones-H. F. Brown.
Johnston-D. T. Massey.
Lincoln-D. L. Yount.
Lenoir R. B. Kinsey, B. T. Scar
borough.
Martini. L. Burns, T. E. McCas-
key.
Moore-W. C. Wilcox.
Northampton-J. j. Stephenson.
Onslow-Cyrus Thompson, H. E.
King, F. D. Koonce.
Pamlico-J. W. Aldridge.
Pender-A. Fl. Paddison.
Richmond-F. j. Pierce.
Rutherford-A. D. K. Wallace.
Sampson-T. S. Wright.
Vance-James Amos, Z. T. Gar
rett. D. H. Gill, S. G.. Sattsrwhite.
Warren-S. l.. Crowder.
Wilson-R. S. Clarke.
Wayne-J. E. Person. =. 81. Cald-
we'll, D. C. Hood, z. L. M. Jeffries, S.
&. Porter.
Wake-W. H. Worth, j. w. Dsn-
m ark. H. w. Aver, J. J. Rogers, j.
| q. Williams, J. M. Ferrell, Guy V.
Barnes, S. Ohio Wilson, M. S. Cham
blee, w. H. Cbamblee, Rufus
Barbee, R c. Rivers. w. S
Barnes, J. l.. Ramsay, John
w. Smith. Spier Whitaker, A. C.
Green, E. S. Cheek, E. G.. Penny, C,
E. King, G.. w. Upchureh, w. H.
| hester, Ii. y. Dull aloe.
After getting the list of names of
those present, letters were read from
those districts not represented, these
spoke for twenty-one counties anG
thirty-eight by representation, max
ing total of fifty eight counties re-.
spending to the call for the confer
ence. An adjournment was ther
had until 8 o'clock.
At the night session reports wer,
heard from those present. The time
for spe aking was limited to five min
utes to each man. At the close O.
hearing reports, Mr.. l.. C. Caldwell
offered the following resolution
which was unanimously adopted:
| RESOLVED, That the members o
the Peoples party unanimously il
conference in Raleigh, on the 16tl
of March, respectfully and earnestly
request and suggest to the State Elk
executive Committee, that the sai(
committee meet not later than Apri
l, 1898, and the primaries be calle,
at the earliest day to the end tina
the State Convention be called a
the earliest possible date thereafter.
It was then suggested that com
mittee be appointed to draft set o
resolutions expressing the sentimen
and idea Of the conference. Chair
man Thompson appointed for thi
T purpose Messrs. M. II. 81. Caldwell
: A. S. Peace, H. w. Aver, T. E. Nc
Caskey aud Bavlus Cade. Upon me
| ton OF Mr.. L. C. Caldwell, DR.. Cyru
Thompson was added to the eommi
tee. The committee retired and re
! turned in about an.hour's time an
! submitted the following resolution:
"REsoLvED l. That the spirit G
E this conference warrants the assel
= ton that any differences which ma
= have existed in the Peoples arty {
North Carolina are eliminated, an
u. the sense of this conference is ths
e any effort to create discora hereafte
;, will be an object Of grave suspicion
e and the promoters Of such effort ma
e be looked on as inimical to reforl
. and good government.
= "REsoLvED 2. That the spirit of tt
recommendatory addresses by tt
National Chairman of the People
! party, the Democratic party and tt
= Silver Republican party invokin
n union Of all forces favoring a refor
9 of the national financial system
= cordially endorsed, since such refor
;, was the inspiration of the People
d party, and is now its greatest pu
10 pose.
e "REsoLvED 8. That it is the ho]
l. of this conference that the State Co
" vention Of the Peoples party may
't able to devise means for furtheril
Is all its principles and efforts by SUI
,f means as will in no wise compromi
" the integrity of the party or the b
r neficent results of legislation alrea'
J. accomplished
j.; There was some discussion on t
II second resolution but was final
al adopted by vote of 46 for to
le against. The first and third resol
= tions were unanimously adopted.
~ Meeting then adjourned.
e. "Success is the reward of mer
ts rs not of assumption. Popular app
r citation is what tells in the 10
ty run. For fifty years, people ha
a been using Ayers Sarsaparilla, a
he to-day it is the blood-purifier m
in favor with the public. Aye
=. Sarsaparilla cures.
No-To Bac for Fifty Gents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes W
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