The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-10-17
OUR RALEIGH LETTER,
OUR CORRESPONDENT HAS A SAY ABOUT
THINGS OF STATE IMPORTANCE.


OUR CORRESPONDENT HAS 4 SAY ABOUT
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FROM Our REGULAR iespoi'o"n'.
RALEIGH. \. C.. Oct. II, 1901.
President Roosevelt has set the Rnbuh-
ljcan politicians oi the South, generally.
hv the ears by the appointment of ex-
Governor Jones (DemocraD, OF Alabama.
to q vacant United States iudgeship-
case where no competent and fit Re-
Dxblican could be found to fill the place.
Gut other appointments are to follow
along these lines. in carving out the de-
clared policy of che new President. unless
! am Newfoundland some otiice-hold-
ers, as well as Ottice-seesers, will be rele-
GATED to the rear \ mans got to be
fit and ''conpetent' to come up to Mr..
R0osevplts plans and specifications. 4
in the Bread and Butter brigade, and
claiming to be a Re-pub-li-kin> (for Ieye-
nue. and his stomach,s sake only, must
have uiOrem merit and less pretensiOn than
in theDast il be is even to be permitted to
hope for ANYTHING. Those who have
proved unworthy and 'Urclean, espec-
tally the latter, may as we'll slip cog in
their ambitions and make room for their
successors-fOr they are surely on the
way. 50 they told me in Washington.
THE NEWT rH5Trn STATES SENATOR.
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office within the cift OF our people.
Wilhelm Washington heard considerable
speculation along this line. a gentleman
who is not supposed to be a candidate,
Oh this occasion, has many friends. He
resides west OF Raleigh" OF course but
not so very far West. Ii his candidacy is
announced. it Will surprise many Of the
politicians and play ducks and brakes
with the chances 81 several OF them. His
friends. however. say he is deserving oi
any honor, and really entitled to high
h0UGrs at the hands OF the party-that
should have been extended before.
As to GovernorAycocl. he positively is
not candidate. actual or implied, if his
! own words are to be believed-and so fan
as this writer is concerned, lie searches nc
further for the fact.
MeSSrs. Lee :. OVerman. L. i. Glenn
| ana Locke Craig are known to be candi
| dates, and each has a large and devoted
| following. That either would honor the
| office. those who know them cannot
| doubt. But it takes more than simple
| capacity and fitness to win II race like
| this-and there's likely to be some lively
| shaking OF and punching up the persim-
| mon tree for the talIest fellow. And
| there are or Will be. others
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