The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-10
THE NEWS AND OBSERVER TUESDAY MORNING APRIL TO- 800

w L. Abernethy, OF Burke: j. G. Caddell,
of Wake; B. +. Grady, of Duplin; j. A.
Holt, of Guilford r. B. Hunter of Neck
lenburg: w S. Long. of Alamance; Chas.
H. Mebane, of Catawba T. f. Toon, of
Robson.
Corporation Commissioner. NJ.
Campbell, OF Buncombe A. NJ. Fry, OF
Swain: Elias Fulp, of Stokes: G. w. f.
Harper, of Caldwell; r. W. Mason of
Northampton; Franklin Mcneil, of New
Hanover; JAS. D. Mcneil of Cumberland;
Samuel L. Rogers. of Macon.
Commissioner of Agriculture-S. f.
Patterson, of Caldwell George f. Par
rott, of Leroir.
Commissioner of Labor Statistics. T.
Britt, of Granville; H.~'B. Hunter. OF
Warren: H. B. Warner. of Davidson.
SOME OF THE DELEGATES HERE.
Though mparatively few of the
nearly 500 delegates have arrived. Vet
nearly every county already has one
or more delegates on the ground.
Here are some Of those at the hotels
late yesterday afternoon:
Buncomhe--Theo. +. Davidson, Locke
Craig, Chas A. Moore, Thos. A. Jones,
Louis NJ. Bourne.
Beaufort-Chas +. Warren. w. X.
Jacobson. Geo II. Brown, Jr.. j. +. Tay-
loe.
Durham-Robt. w. Winston. II. A. Fou-
shee, b. Cameron, w. A. Erwin
Burke. w. Wilson, l. 7. Avery, S.
j. Erwin, ". S. Pearson.
Chatham-H. a. London.
Bertie-F. d. Winston, a. S. Rascoe, St.
Leon Soul, z. s. Askew.
Haywood-W. T. Lee, S, c. WEIGH, j.
d. Boone.
Craven-P. NJ. Pearsall, s +. Ball, j..
a. Patterson.
Robeson--T n. McDiarmid.
Carteret-G. A. Arthur, Chas s. Wal
lace.
Scotland-W. II. Neal.
Montgomery--J. r. Blair, c. T. Luther,
W. A. Cochran.
Person--John S. Cunningham.
Wilkes--R. n. Hackett, Frank D, Hack
EFT.
Wayne-W r. Allen, DR.. J. f. Miller.
observation-disclosures +. Bason.
McDowell-E. J. Justice, d. e. Hudgins,
E. H. Dysart, r. J. Burgin.
Caldwell-S. l.. Patterson G. ". F.
Harper.
Lenoir-Geo. f. PARROT, Jesse Grain
ger, ". d. Pollock.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Gillian.
Pitt. j. Jarvis. II. T. King. j. p.
Grimes.
Granville. r. Britt, r. T. Taylor.
Franklin-F. S. Spruill.
Martin-Wilson G. Lamb. II. w Stubs
Geo. w. Newell.
Jchnston-E. w. Pou.
Davidson--H. b. Warner.
Iredell-W. d. Turner b. f. Long.
Randolph-W. p. Wood, Wiley Rush
W. c. Hammer, r. r. Ross.
Halifax-T. l.. Emery.
Warren--H. B. Hunter. Jr.
Harnett-Dan Hugh Mclean, J. c. Cliff
ford, G.. X. Grantham. r. G.. Taylor, J. NJ.
Davis, E. t. Young, e. Lee
Surry-W. +. Gilmer.
Cumberland--James d. Mcneil, j. b.
Smith
Northampton--Geor r. Burgwyn.
Vance--W H. s. Burgwyn. J. r. Young
Sampson--John ID. Kerr.
New Hanover-Franklin Mcneil, e. X.
Bryan.
Catawba-E. %. Cline. Nj. II. Yount, f.
Il. Russell.
THE CONVENTION TOMORROW.
the convention Will meet in the
Academy of Music tomorrow morning
at :45 O'clock. The doors will not
he opened to the public until the
delegates are provided with seats.
Delegates will be admitted by cards
of admission which will be furnished
by the secretary, at the District meet
ings. Members of the State execu-
tive committee will be admitted to the
platform when presenting card
which will be furnished by the sec
rotary.
State Chairman Simmons Will call
the convention TO order, and name as
chairman, Mr., T.. y. Webb,
Of Shelby. Hon. c. b. Watson, of
will probably be chosen as
permanent chairman.
In addition TO nominating a full
State ticket, as above indi-
Gated, and delegates to the
National Democratic convention,
which meets in Kansas City
June 4, the State convention will APP
point four delegates al large, while
the district conventions viii appoint
two each. \ new State executive
committee will also be chosen.
THE DISTRICT MEETINGS.
On tomorrow morning at o'clock
district meetings will be held for the
purpose of selecting committeeman on
credentials, on permanent organiza-
ton and rules, and on platforms and
resolutions; one vice-president in each
district, four members of the State
Democratic executive committee in
each district, and two delegates and
two alternates from each district to the
National Democratic convention to be
held at Kansas City July 4. 1900. These
meetings will be held at the follow
ing places:
First District at County Court House.
Second District at Academy of Music,
right side.