Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-09

ndieiSn, N. e., oct. SIT Is now Just
month till the national election, and
within the next two weeks the apathy
which has so far characterized the cam
paign in this State Will be thawed out.
The oratorical sage of the cones has
been reached and from now on the
speil-binder will be abroad in the land
ana campaign literature will find its
way to every doubtful voter. Already
there has been distributed from Demo-
cratic headquarters something like one
hundred thousand documents Organi-
Zation OF bryan Stevenson clubs is now
gong on all over the State. The White
supremacy clubs are being converted
into Bryan and Stevenson clubs and
the State will soon be well organized.
me Republicans so far have done
little in the way of organization. for
the reason that they don't have to Or
sanize-the party being composed of
Federal ofiice-holders, revenue boodlers
ana negroes. These can be organized
In night. So far Republican mana
gers nave confined their political activ-
ity to the Eighth and Ninth districts
where there has been much speaking
and expenditure of DOODLE
Inc Democratic campaign starts in
earnest this week, as will be seen from
long list of appointments for distin-
guished speakers printed in another
column of this paper.
REPRESENTATIONS FOR NOVEMBER.
In answer to numerous inquiries
which have come to Democratic head
quarters II is stated for the benefit of
the election officers throughout the
State that registration for the Novem-
Der election VIII commence on Monday.
the ed. and that registration will close
at sunset on Saturday night. the 9th
day OF October. On Saturday OF closing
the registration. the registrar must at
tend at the polling place with his regis
tration books, so that persons may reg
lister there If they desire to do So On
other days he may register persons
qualified TO register at any place in his
precinct.
The same poll holders and registrars
who held the August election are re-
CURED to hold the November election.
and any vacancies are TO he filled eX-
actly as they were filled IN that cleo
ton.
In all respects as to time and place
OF holding the election In November the
same law prevails, the polls being open
cd at sunrise and closing at sunset. and
the voting being done at the present
voting precincts unless they are alter
ed by the county board of elections.
DISTRICT MEETINGS.
Chairman Young. OF the District En-
ccutive Committee. has made the fol-
lowing appointments for Wake and
other counties of the district
October 9th, at Rogers Store, Wake
county.
October 10, at Neuse, Wake county.
October II, at Selma. Johnston coun-
October -. at Rocky Mount. Nash
county.
October 49, at Hlliardston, Nash
county.
October II, at Kittrell. Vance county.
October IL, at Henderson night.)
Vance county.
October 1G. at Dabney, Vance county.
October IL, at Dexter night,) Vance
county.
October II, at Franklinton, Franklin
county.
October IS. at New Hill, Wake
county.
October IS, at Apex. (night,) Wake
county. Hons. Il. p. Maynard and Alex.
j. Fields.
October 10, al Franklin. Wake county.
October IS. at Milburnie, Wake coun-
october Is. at Morrisvillc,, Wake
October Is, at Cary. (night,) Wake
county.
October &c, at Garner. Wake county.
Speaking will commence promptly at
10 O'Clock in the day. and at s o'clock
a night. The great issues will be fully
and ably discussed. All the people
should be present.
SYMPATHY FOR THE STRIKERS.
The following resolutions were passed
at Friday nights meeting of the Allied
Labor Union of this city:
Whereas. we see it published In the
press of the State that the mill owners
are going 10 shut out all employees who
do not renounce unionsm. and
Whereas, we deplore the fact that
mill owners and professional men. who
are themselves organized and a portion
of the press take occasion 10 fight or
ganized labor, the producers of all
wealth.
Resolved that the allied labor organ
fzationS Of the city of Raleigh extend
to our fellow workers at Haw River
and vicinity our profound sympathy,
and shall ever pray that an All-wise
Providence will lead the mill owners to
see the error of their way, and grant
the same privileges TO the laboring peo-
pie as they ask for themselves.
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