The semi-weekly messenger., 1902-08-22

ton OF Hon. john ID. Bellamy, OF VIII
mington. Few addresses have been
given such a splendid reception and
perfect hearing as this one received.
and few have deserved such an excel
lent hearing. IL was earnest, forceful
and eloquent ami made a fine impress
sion on the convention Robson was
called and Stephen Mcintyre made a
strong speech in nomination of Hon.
G. 3. Patterson. Mr.. 3. z. Aycock, of
Columbus, made speech seconding the
nomination of Hon. ]. a. Brown. E
F. McCullouch. of Bladen, seconded
Hon. J. d. Belllmy's nomination. E.
S. Smith, of Harnett, seconded Mr.. Pat
terson'S nomination. Tnos Whitted, of
Bladen, seconded the nomination of
Major Hale, as did also J. w. Atkinson,
of Cumberland. NJ. McKinnon, of
Robson seconded the nomination of Mr..
Patterson. DR.. Galloway, of New
Hanover seconded the nomination of
Mr.. Bellamy.
The Ballots.
First-Hale 81 1926, Brown 63 2S-35,
Bellamy 113 1855, Patterson 81.
Second-Hale SO 1926, Brown 81 2S-35,
Bellamy 10 1875, Patterson 81.
Third-Hale "a 1926, Brown 81 1885,
Bellamy 115 1873. Patterson 81.
Fourth-Hale 81 1926, Brown Sc 2S-S5,
Fifth-Hale 81 1926. Brown 81 2S-35,
Bellamy 10 1885, Patterson 80.
Sixth-Hale "a 1926. Brown 46 2S-35.
Rellamy lie 1875 Patterson 81.
Seventh-Hale 81 1895. Brown Sc
1885, Bellamy 1lO 1875. Patterson 80. Z
Eighth-Hale 50 1926, Brown 81 2S-35,
Bellamy 10 1875, Patterson 81.
Nineth-Hale 50, Brown 81, Bellamy
80, Patterson 112
Tenth-HaIe 50, Brown 54 Bellamy
125. Patterson So.
Eleventh-Hala 30, Brown "a, Bellamy
50. Patterson 50.
Twelfth-Hale SO, Brown "a, Balamy'
| 90, Patterson 50.
| Thirteenth-Hale 80, Brown 80, Bella
my 115, Patterson 80.
Fourteenth-Hale SO, Brown go, Bella
my 113, Patterson 81.
Fifteenth-Hale 5S. Brown 81, Bella
my 113, Patterson 81.
Sixteenth to Eighteenth-No change.
Nineteenth-Hale 5S, Brown SO, Bella
my lis, Patterson 81.
| Twentieth-Hale SO, Brown 63, Bella
my Ill, Patters IN 81.
Twenty-First and Twenty Second-No
| change.
| Twenty-Third-Hale So. Brown 61
| Bellamy 113, Patterson 81.
| Twenty-Fourtn-Ha 80, Brown g.,
| Bellamy 103, Patterson 102.
| TWENTY -Fifth-Hale SO. Brown 81,
| Bellamy lis, Patterson 50.
| Twenty-SiXth Hale 55. Brown 56,
| Bellamy 116, Patterson 80.
| TWenty-S y-Seventn-Ha1e 80, Brown 52,
| Bellamy 1T, Patterson 95.
| Twenty-E y-Eighth-Hale 50, Brown 80,
| Bellamy lis, Patterson 81.
| ty-Nineth-Hale SO, Brown 80,
| Bellamy 116, Patterson 96.
] Thirtieth-Ha1e 55, Brown SO, Bel
| 113, Patterson &C.
Thirty-First and Thirty -Second-No
| change. ----'~---s- - =
| Thirty -Third--TIale 80, Brown "a,
| Bellamy ia, Patterson 90.
! Thirty rty-Fourth-Hale 81, Brown "a,
| Bellamy ia, Patterson 80.
| -Fifth-Hale 30, Brown "a,
| Be!lamy ia, Patterson sc.
| Thirty-SiXth to Forty-FirsT No
| change.
| Forty-Second ard Forty -Third-Hale
90, Brown 80, Beliamy IA, Patterson 81.
| Forty-Fourth and rty-Fifth-Hale
| 50. Brown "a, Beiidmy ia, Patterson 90.
| Forty-SiXth ana Forty y-Seventh-Hale
| 80, Brown 90, Bellamy 113. Patterson 90.
| Forty-Eighth and FortyNineth-
| Hale 30, Brown %, Beilamy 115 Patter-
son &c.
Fiftieth-Hale SO, Brown 80. Bellamy
( ia, Patterson 81.
Fiftieth to Sixtieth-Hale %, Brown
53, Bellamy ia, Patterson 81.
| SiXty-firSt to SiXty-fourth-Hale 30
Brown SO, Bellamy 113, Patterson 9S.
ty-fifth-Hale 80. Brown so, Bel
lamy 113, Patterson SO.
SiXty-siXth and Sixty-seventh-Hale
80, Brown As, Bellamy 113, Patterson SO
Up to the 125th ballot there was NJ
| material change. This ballot was taker
| at 3 o'clock and was as follows: Bladen
Hale 1, Bellamy 81; Brunswick, Bel
| 1amy IS. Columbus, Brown Az Cumber
land, Hale "a; Harnett, Bellamy p
Patterson s, New Hanover, Bellam1
| SO; Robson, Patterson 81. Total Hale
SO. Brown A, Bellamy $50, Patterson 80
At a. m., the 17Sth ballot was taker
7 as follows: Hale So, Brown 81, BelamN
III, Patterson 80. The end seems a.
far off now as ever, though there is {
sood deal of stirring about and eau
causing. Knowing ones claim that tht
end will come before long.
4:10 a. NIT looked like break haC
arrived when Cumberland gave her 5
votes to Patterson. This gave him 144
The others were Bellamy 120, Brown "a
This was the 1S2nA ballot. The vot,
then settled back as it was. 1t wa:
only a recess, but something will drol
soon.
Fayetteville, \. c., August 21.-S. B
Patterson nominated OIL the 310th ballot
at Gas this morning.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.