Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-12

tuesoh my .''e i'''i s"''i
paisn III thls Htate ny reason ol the
fact that President Mckinley has ap-
pointed several negro nostmosters IN
1,ac. $50 -. -,
I"s'ciH Nor'h Saroiiha' 1hlS effort
comes from the pronounced Bryan or
Eans. To-day ]. William Bailey. the
oa;,o,. ., a., I,,,,,,oo, ,,,.o,., 49,, -,
=" ."e 1'''iiOii NeNoiu ei' VIZ vi
gan Oh the Baptist denomination in
North Carolina, and the most infiuen-
tial naner IN tba state proto ,ottor.
49, -
" Oeiiiocratic CHAIRMAN summons ana
10 Charles Aycock, Democratic Cover
nor-elect. notifying them that if such n
c,mn,ic, 60 ,,,,c,a, ,o ,vo,,,a oost ~,
'A-S
vote LOT Mchiniey as protest.
KuT1lD AT CREENSRORO
E. ,.-,, e..-. ,,..-,-
"a speclal from GREENSBORO says:
III, NJ. '7iiiipsoiI r1euiPhIii, Meii,hhoWn
s.iH' nNiaS ieni L.pel ~, III inns
ttu.'y' vas eouoA ny the soutilpou II.
.ta,n Ut INA, .nae pace YESTERDAY ana m
otIam,ty hilieu. MI. ienipniil was
and several children.
MIR. .. w. McNairy. an estimable citi-
zen Oh TINS county, died at his home
near the pattieground yesterday or
5rishtS disease. MI. McNairy was 62
years ola.
THE CATHOLIC ORPHANAGE.
The Catholics of this State have re-
Gently established an orphanare and
The property has been Secured on
which have been erected Temporary
buildings. and the demand for admis-
sion to the institution has about out
grown the present arrangements. The
orphanage is open to boys of all de-
NOMINATIONS no,snn, &c me management l OF the
SUPERVISION of the sisters of Mercy.
To assist in the care and comfort of
the little ones that are now in the in
stitution. 1t has been decided by the
Catholics of this city to hold Il grand
fair to aid the good sisters in this no
BILE work which they have so hcroically
undertaken, and a committee, COM
posed OF members or the catholic
Shurcn' mas peen appointed TO solicit
contrlputlons 10 aid IN the furtherance
vi thls OBJECT ana respectfully ask that
ea ty , uoI,i.loh IN cash OF Klno you may
&c P,' rts " ,ii In Gun ne lorwHrueu
,uhicI ,,i,i o 10 49,, n.n, 'insa, A. -;
thani., rnt,,r',od ~ I III e Sou anu
''Ae
A DISTURBING ELEMENT.
Senator Butler seems to be n disturb
Ing element in national politics as he
has been in State politics. The Popu-
list National Executive Committee met
in Chicago regarding the taking down
of c. A. Towne as the vice presidential
candidate, and making Stevenson a
Popul1st candidate as Is w. j. Bryan.
put Butter ialied TO appear. He was
peing escorted over MS own county
apous tnat tln'c ny an armed pody-
suaId, H., 10, neaI mat ne wouio ne DOTH
S,I oy i,eH viz ae 81 tle uissrace-
9us+ oassad VI mo '''o p"'e"
vs. Pss'eN' -,-
THE NATIONAL, CAMPAIGN
Directly unon the nomination of Mr.
server. one of the most influential Dom,
ocratic papers in North Carolina an
nounced that IT would not summons him
because It opposed his nIatfnrn, md
views on several nottara ~ raid r,,r-
fber that n could NOT sunnort M NJ
Kinley. and that. therefore II would
NOT s,Innort either Marty IN tho notionoi
election n was soid within, fortv-a;ght
Lonrs 49, onn,,nn n ".l'1,, ~, 's.eisiit
editor had said he intended no soon no
the state election was over "a drivo no
Charlotte Observer ont Of tbe Demo-
cratic nartv. some of Tho nerocrot;o
leaders FASTENED TO see the Democrotic
papers which might be inclined to
criticise or denounce and urged thnn, tn
keen Quiet II was tho noiicv 70 LooD
national politics entirely In Tho haclr-
rromnd "a 20 ,,,oI,o .h III nc f. naIn-
amendment to the Constitution the en-
preme issue.
The Raleigh News and Observer.
whose editor is the Democrats Ma.
tional Committeeman for North Caro-
dina. made the declaration edjtorialIy
August s that "a vote for MCKINLEY is
q vote for negro officials in North
Carolina" It was expected that this
Wouid arouse great many people In
49, as 1'a'e' ~ mas nao precisely that
The Greensboro ,ro,oo,o,,, co,,s. ..rr,,o
atfannt ~ -. .,o, M
national election IN ~" Go u ra a, 40 ane
neers To uc 10 ~ 1871 C.oi ,I ~, ap-
ness We do NOT tb,rn Wr p s,,,a,i uusi
like to have this held ~, M e. Tor.1 ~ %ouo