The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-13
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CANDIDATES AND DELEGATES e: A E;
The President of the Baptist Female
University Resigns and no Reason ''a
is Assigned to the Public-Re
publican Delegates Nlll 1te.s

RALEIGH, IN. c., April 12-speclai.-
All night work was that of the conven-
ton, for the adjournment took place TINS
morning at $40 o'clock, after pelng M
session twenty hours.
The ticket nominated was as follows:
Governor-Ch Charles B. Aycock, OF Wayne
county.
Secretary Of state-J. Bryan Grimes, Of
Pitt.
Treasurer. r. Lacy, Of Wake.
Auditor-Dr. B. F. Dixon, of Cleveland:
Attorney-G eneral-Robert d. Gllmec, OF
Haywood
Superintendent of Public Instruction
General William S. Toon, of Robson.
Commissioner of Agriculture-Samue
L. Patterson, of Caldwell.
Commissioner of Labor and printing
Henry B. Warner, of Davidson.
Chairman of the Corporation Commits
sion-Franklin MCNEIL, of New Hanover:
Corpora ton Commissioner amuel
Rogers, OF Macon.
Judge of the Tenth Distrlct-W., Is.
Council, of Watauga.
Electors t-la-ge-Dan Hugh Mclean,
of Harnett. and Lee S. Overman. Oh
Rowan.
THE DELEGATES.
The following are the delegates TO the
National Convention:
First District, James Parker, +. v.
James: Second, Lemuel Harvey, r. H.
Speight; Third, E. NJ. Green c. c. Lyon;
Fourth. L. NJ. Arlington, Josephus Dan
iels: Fifth, S. M. Gottis, a. W. Graham;
Sixth, w. C. Dowd, J. A. Brenn; Seventh,
A. D. Watts, ]. r. Blair: Eighth. A. {.
Avory, George w. FIowns; Ninth. II. u.
Walker. S. Gallert
The following State committeeman were
appointed:
First District, b. b. Winborn, w. P.
Roberts, w. G. Lamb; Second. L. w
Mason, L. " Marvill. NJ. ]. Hawkins.
Nathan O'Berry; Third. l.. A Murcheson,
DR.. r. NJ. Faison. D. Z. NlcIvir. Thomas
Daniels; Fourth, E. c. Beddingfeld, r..
H Hayes. J. r.. Young, Weley Rush !;
Fifth, B. S. Rovster, j. S. Manning, j.
]. Nelson r. D. Reid; Sixth, Duncan
McEachern, G. p. Patterson, w. II. Neal,
Heriot Clarkson: Seventh. c. ". Bosh-
amer, R. T. Pickens, Paul B. Means, W
H williamson: Eighth, r. n. IIackett,
Clyde r. Hoey. J.. 2. Lewellyn. w. G.
Erwin; Ninth, Walter Moore, w. L. Lee,
j. L. c. Bird, J. G. Jordan.
Mr.. Simmons, the present chairman or
the State Committee will no doubt be
reelected to the chairmanship.
Delegates at Large TO the Nauondl-I oli-
yention-Julian S. Carr. of Durham; E. j..
Hale. of Cumberland; Walter p. Moore,
Of jackson; Thomas A. Jones, Of Bun
combe.
a. PRIMARY.
The convention instructed the State EX-
ecutive Committee to make provisions for
the holding OF a primary on the first Tues
day of next November for the selection OF
a United States Senator by the Democratic
voters of the State, atzwhich every e!ector
who has voted the Democratic ticket m
the State election shall be entitled to cast
one vote for one man for Unied States
Senator.
An active canvass Of the State by the
candidates for State offices will be COM
menced next Monday.
The trustees Of the Baptist Female Uni
versity were in session here yesterday,
and with much surprise received the res
ignation of President Blasin game, to take
effect in June
The resignation was accepted. No cause
for its presentation or acceptance has
been given the public.
The Republican County Executive Com
mittee was in session Saturday. and chose
delegates to the State and Congressional
Conventions. The State delegates are all
white. and are: ]. c. IL. Harris. c. l..
Bailey, J. P. H. Adams, Thomas Stephen
son. J. P. Massey and II. 7. Jones. The
Congressional delegates are all negroes.