The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-23
North Carolina. They are three in
auences that will damn any cause cursed
by their advocacy.
Politics and Politicians.

The outlook throughout the length ana
breadth of the State, Hon. X. Is. GlSah
says. is exceedingly promising, and there
seems to be nothing but good feeling ana
harmony among the rank and file OF the
Democratic party. Such cheering words
from one of the leading men of the
State should be a source Of great en-
couragement to the Democracy of Meek
lenburg.-Charlotte News.
Two men in two days, who We're noml-
mated on the Pubnigins ticket in Rowan,
declined and said they were Democrats
and wouldn't have anything to do with
the Pubnigins crowd.
The Salisbury Sun says that Black
burns friends are already getting ready
to contest the seat with Mr.. Kluttz.
That's what he's ready for.
While members of the National Demo
cratic Congressional Campaign Commit
tee say there seems to be some apathy
among voters. they count on a Demo-
cratic majority of 20 in the next House.
General Matt Ransom spoke in Fay
etteville yesterday and according to the
News and Observer reused old Cumber-
land. 1t is a great thing indeed. to be-
long to the party espoused and ADVOCATED
by the "Old man eloquent from North
ampton. If General Ransom could go
over the whole State and get within
speaking distance of every Democrat
there would be a unanimous Democratic
vote in November.-Greensboro Telegram.
Governor Aycock's visit here has done
us great good" writes a prominent Hen
derson Democrat.
We may look for a Pattersperity, Prot
terson. Pearchard, Pritchson time of it
after the 4th of November The four P's
will remove the Pcndents and Publicans
from the Proscenium Professionalism
ham Sun.
Major w A. Guthrie and son. W. B.
Guthrie, have had their certificates of
permanent registration framed. Many
of our citizens Will keep their certificates
as long as they live, and treasure them
as a precious heritage.-Durham Sun.
Hon. Thos. w. Mason. who has been
making a number of excellent speeches
in Central North Carolina, returned home
yesterday morning. He is easily one of
the most eloquent and patriotic sons of
the State. His speeches are always on
an elevated plane, they win the heart and
the unterrifed.
There is every prospect of a great
Democratic victory in this State on No
vcmber i. Registration figures have
been computed and analyzed, and they
spell success for Coler and Bulger and
the Democratic ticket generally. New
York county gives every promise of foot
ing up a majority the like of which has
not been seen in years. Kings county
shows equally encouraging indications,
and the most expert ante election analyst
will be surprised if Golfer does not carry
the Borough of Brooklyn by n majority
of twenty thousand York Journal
and American.
Greensboro, n. c., Oct 22.-Mr. w. II:
Ragan, Of High Point. was here today,
going to Raleigh. He asked about
Greensboro registration and was sur
priscd when he learned that not a half
of the voters here had registered. Why
he said. eve are beating you. all TO pieces
IN High Point" He said that there were
only about 100 unregistered voters in
the town. Asked how the thing was done
he said everybody was talking registra-
ton and getting his neighbor out.
Or. p. f. Dixon, the State Auditor. re-
turned yesterday morning from cam