New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-29
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would direct II In any other State In the Chioh-
tina, is to protect the State against invasion OF
domestic violence provided In the CohsHtu'io"
OF the United States.
An who are familiar with the political situation
IN North Car DINA know that the Democratic parry
is in the minority and mus remain SO s'snute ed
control Of every balloi-boX In the state choer ,ne
system of county government Wnicn ohey IA" All
ices OF the peace elected the boards OF oounry
pointed the pol-holders and registers who con
ued The polling boards in b hs e sppSed
with few exceptions. Democrats the Board so .!
Sosnd Of Democrats: their appointment OF poll
holders and registers put maJ1rl'y OF Dei nD
yassing Boards sent UP from the precincts ana ma
which canvassed returns from the elections IN nne
several counties were In almost every INSTANCE
Unanimously Democratic. ,., -,
With This maShnsry the od Continued to- carry
them until the Populiss, who were member or tnc
Isi beeame dsgusted win Democratic methods
and began to break away from me Democrat 0,
Strength To- toin with the Republicans and carry the
State legislature by an overwhelming ma)ori'y
eive the three parties in the Sta;e-nameE; ,ne
Republican Populist ana hCo-d fbrogh
ont the state thus insurng free elections and fair
counts As long the law remains as " T., ~
is impossible for the Democrats to carry the stste
exc.pt by organizing some system .! WHICH nv,
pnblicans and Populsts will be prevented from vot-
ne for if they go 10 tie polls and vote It is al
e"S,.aiy certain that their votes will be counted
rbis fi,liv EXPLAINS why the Democrats are exert
Inc Themselves In every conceivable way either 10
ra7,se ths s,:p,.resson Of The Republican ticket or
Pepublican and Populist voters Will be deferred
49,, cong ~ the polls or course. their plan is not
ro,n 10 Succeed FOR believe that fil, vote VIII
he cast IN North Carolina In the coming election.
and when this il done the Democrats are beaten
~ anywhere from 1850 to 10000 majority IN the
State.
DEMOCRATS IN THE MINORITY.
In the election Of 1896 there were three candidates
for Governor In the State-nanely, A Republican
candidate Democratic candidate and a Popullst
candidate The Republican candidate received l1;-
Oo0 votes In round numbers the Democratic candi-
date $4,000 and the Popust candidate 5000
The Mckinley Electors received 10000 votes but
we will say that the vote for the Republican can
ddate for Governor the Republican strength
Now if the whole PopulIst vote should be cast
his year with the Republicans II would ma
1S5 600 az against 1000. Ii Is claimed BY mo
democrats thai some OF the Populists are return
ing TO their former allegiance to the Denoc Tatlc
marty This may be tru-. but both the RepuplCan
org nization is virtually solid against the Demo-
the Democratic assertion that the fusion move
mont I'm Nor h Carolina is controlled by unworthy
mon WIZ arc not interested in the welfare OF
North CaGona is SANDER on as soou Pcoptte Ss
Republican vote in North Carolina is Whlte, ana
comprises men Of all vocations IN IRE, hasI.e
North Carolinians and men OF substance ana ma
aCter The PoDulist party is composer OF men re-
Gently Democrats who broke away from that
party. as before stated and who are good law