Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-17
REUNION AT MT. AIRY.
Generals Gordon And Julian S. Carr Will
BE Guests OF Honor Raleigh Making
Progress On Its Auditorium New Camp
Sons OF Confederate Veterans Supreme
Court AdJourns Tom Jones VIII Hang.


ecuhve Committee. for the purpose of
White Supremacy Clubs In every town
ship Of the State.
Speaking or the organization Of the
White Supremacy Clubs, Mr.. Wins ton
said last night;
THE organization will be pushed at
once by means OF an organizer in each
county, These organizers will be ap-
pointed by the county charmen, and
they Will be expected to visit every
township in their county and arrange
for at least one club there, and In the
large townships more than one club
VIII be organized. These clubs win he
working bodies, and not dress parade
organizations; through them the Demo-
cratic party Will appeal to the good
character and the highest aspirations
CT the people.
SERVICE TO THE PARTY.
"The State committee believes that a
man can render the party and his race
more service by belonging to q club
than by remaining outside. Every white
ma,l is urged to become member of
one or these organizations. The organi-
cations in the cities will be in the wards
ana In the voting precincts. Each club
Will have committee to look after the
difi"rent parts of it's work The COM
mittee on registration will see that
every voter is duly registered. The
COMMITTEES on campaign literature Will
distribute among the members and 9TH
ers all literature sent out, which will
contain full discussion of the amend
ment. The COMMITTEES on speakers will
arrange for public spcaklngs in every
township under the auspices of the
club. And the committee on challenges
ana polls VIII be given such duties as
the name of the committee indicates.
1T is the purpose of the executive
committee to have at least one club in
every township in North Carolina, in
good working order. by the first day
of June. Later on an organizer will be
appointed for each Congressional dis
trict, who viii have charge OF the work
within their territory.
THE plan of the organization and
constitution and bylaws has been pre-
pared by the executive committee and
it Is very succnct statement Of the
plan, purposes and work of the clubs.
These are being distributed to the va
riouS counties
at Is proposed to have, later on in
the campaign, one day set apart as
White Supremacy Club day. On that
day every club in the State will be in
session, and will hear an address on
the constitutional amendment and the
supremacy of the white race.
PLAN OF TWO YEARS AGO.
"These clubs are formed somewhat
on the plan of the White Government
Unions Of two years ago. They were
most potent factor In the last cam
Talgn, and the clubs this year will be
equally so.
II quote You the preface to the con-
stitution:
Our State is the only community in
the world with Il majority OF white
voters where 1t is seriously proposed
to take the control OF the public af-
fairs out OF the hands of the white
people and commit them to a political
combination, composed chiefly of ne
groes. and dominated almost entirely
by negro influence
by united effort of the good white
people ar the State, irrespective of par
W, In 1898 the state was rescued from
negro rule, and the amendment to the
constitution, TO be voted upon by the
people In August, is submitted for the
purpose Oh forever removing the danger
of recurrence of negro ascendency in
the state.
The necessity of continued co-opera-
ton or the white people of the State for
sclf-proiection is shown by the fact
that the party that negroized the State
and which for this and it's other short
comingS was hurled from power in
1898. is again seriously asking the white
people 10 restore il to the control Of
the State. and actually INDUCES the
hope that. with the aid of 100. 900 negro
votes soid!y cast for it, il may succeed
in regaining control of the govern
ment."
The white people OF North Carolina
will be better organized this year than
ever before. The precinct is the voting
unit and it will be the forces of CIR
ganizat!on"
RALEIGH'S AUDITORIUM.
The subscribers to the Auditorium
projects are making progress in their
efforts. Tney met in the Mayors
Office. elected board of directors.
adopted tie charter and bylaws and
paved the way for a meeting in the
near future when the site will be Sc
lected and the Auditorium finally and
formally launched The directors. seven
in number. are Messrs. j. s. Wynne,
w. n. Jones, C. NJ Bucbee, +. Il. Ward,
JOS c.. Brown, w. II. Williamson and
W. L. Grimes.
The committee on sites Is negotiating
for one other desirable option and when
this is arranged-which will be in a few
days--the directors will cali q meeting
and the stockholders will vote upon the
site for the location of the building
and the directors will perfect their
organization by electing q president,
vice-president, secretary and treasurer.
This done. work will at once begin on
the Auditorium.
SONS OF CONFEDERATE vETE-
RAMS.
The sons of Confederate Veterans
held a meeting last night and adopted
set of bylaws. The camp also made
application for charter from the gene
raj society. In addition 10 the officers
heretofore elected. DR.. r. s. McGreachy