The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-03-04

Scicntious voter in the State ought to
thoroughly weigh in his mind and de-
liberate and consider. Each one or these
gentlemen has his warm personal friends
Who desire TO see their candidate nom
mated.
There are issues submitted TO the vot-
crs Of the State at this time that are
perhaps greater than any, submitted
since 1870. The necessity of having the
Constitutional Amendmtnt ratified at the
polls next August is apparent to every
white man in the State who desires
White Supremacy, therefore, he who
leads the Democratic party in this CAM
nafgn ought to be Il nan OF decided abili-
ty. sober, honest, pure and single heart
ed, Il man who had had ample experience
III the politics Of the State, one vino
knows the people Of the State from the
farm. factory and workshop to the offices
of the presidents desk. This man is
Charles; +. Aycock.
Mr.. Aycock has been thought Of, spok-
en- Of and III fact named as the next
Governor of this State for the last eight
years. He is one of the ablest lawyer rs
of the State. he is second to no man in
this State as political speaker, and
doubtless the best debater today on any
given political subject. He thoroughly
understands the Constitutional Amend
ment, and is the very man TO make it
plain 10 voters of the State. The State
has just passed through the valley and
shadow of death within the last eight
years. This will be n campaign long
TO be remembered. it is 4 year of the
people, they are conscious OF their power,
they are tenacious of their rights.
During the days Of Democratic disas-
ter when it seemed that the last hope Of
a return of Democratic rule was impossi-
ble, when other political leaders of the
State were refusing to enter the cam
pajgn, offering this excuse and that apOl-
ogy, saying, ''No use trying" Charles Is.
AycOck rose M in the majesty Of Il
proud manhood. and a. one who loved his
party and his State left his office, offer
GA his services to the disposal of the
State Chairman plunged into the fight
and held every champion Of the Radicals
and POpulists at bay. and boldly and
safely defended the principles of the
party which he and the best citizenship
Of this State are attached to. His speech
es We're made and read from Ocean to
the Sea from Richmond 10 Stokes. He
was the champion of the peoples rights.
During the last campaign when the
Write men Of the State arose in their
might, Aycock not Il candidate for any
office. aroused the people all over the
State by his pure eloquent appeals for
the Supremacy Of the Anglo-Saxon. He
has Il stainless record, n man of unim-
pcachable honesty ard si#apwsy. bold AMI
sqgacinus, yet safe and cautions. bril-
liant, but wise IGasterful. needing coun-
sci political fighter without fear. He
is the man to lead the Democrats in
their triumphant march TO the Utopia
Of white people. He is the man to meet
Butler, Thompson, Pritchard. Dockery or
any other that dares to meet him on tho
stump or elsewhere. lie is a man OF the
people. and they want his services-and
he is going to be nominated. and the rco-
pie Of this State viii rejoice, The man
tie Of Vance will fall upon worthy should
crs. no worthier fhan Charles B. Aycock.
JOHN A. MARION.
Smithficld. y. &.