The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-03

j. z. H. Adams, G. I. Bailey, CladluS
Dockery, X. w. Merritt. c. l.. Nc
Namara, A. V. Dockery, j. Il. Rogers,
c. H. D. Leonard. w. II. Chamblee.
w. Upchurch, E. j. Utley. F. C. Hold
ing, H. b. Greason, j. r. Chamber
lain, Thaddeus Ivey, e. l.. Bailey, j.
S. Mangum, II. T. Jones, w. A. STAN
Gil M. Stancil, j. L. Lassiter Need
ham Bryan, Dr. B. S. Utley, G. w.
Ray, 1. l.. B. Penny, L. M. Green.
H. H. Knight, j. M. Ferrall, Charles
Todd. ]. G. L. Harris. O. G.. Ellen,
Samuel M. Rowland, David Stephen
S. Barbee, E. j. Best, Berry O'Kelly
Geo. l.. Lane, Jr., w. H. Ray, J. d.
Pair F. r. Freeman, j. E. Hamlin.
[Mr. M. w. Woodland, of Raleigh,
yesterday afternoon said that his
name was used without his authority,
that he is out of politics, was not in
the convention and won't serve as a
delegate
Chairman Adams, while ]. S. Man
gum, of New Light, was trying to
send forward another list was putting
the motion. Finally Mangum's list
reached him. He gave it to Assistant
Postmaster Leonard, put the motion
on the Chamblee list and declared il
adopted.
Then Rowan Rogers climbed on his
feet and presented a li.,s of delegates
for the Congressional convention to
be held on the sixteenth of May
will you have it read ?" asked the
chairman.
1t was suggested this might ne dome
so Assistant Postmaster Leonard read
the list as follows:
j. p. II. Adams, G.. T. Bailey.
Cfaudius Dockery. j. c. L. Harris, a..
V. Docferv. j. Row N ls)ge"~. =. H..
&. Leonard, w. III. Chamblee, J. j.
Reynolds, A. b. Marshburn. J. w.
Upchurch, 3. j. Utley, Z. G. Holding,
II. b. Greason, J. r. Chamberlain,
Thad Ivey, j. S. Maa3un, H. T.
Jones, w. A. Stancill, Moses Stancii1,
]. L. Lassiter, Needham Eryan, e. L..
Bailey, DR.. B. S. Utley, :. w. Ray. L.
L. b. Penny l.. NJ. Green, II. il.
Knight. j. M. Terrell, Charles To- q,
S. NJ. Rowland, o. G.. Ellen, Charles
Mcnamara, David Stepn enso1, S. V.
Hudson, NJ. w. Woodland, S. Ban bee,
w. A. Jones, Duncan Lashley James
H. Young e. A. Johnson, ". r. Ray,
l. p. freeman, George Lane, Jr., Ber-
ry O'Keliy.
The motion was put and the list
was declared adopted. bu- while this
WAS going on Dave Lane, colored. was
trying to be heard.
"Mr. Chairman! Mr.. Chairn; II =!
Mr.. Chairman!!! Mr.. Ghairnar:!' he
CiiCd out.
Bat Mr.. Chairman would not LtIr.
He put the motion and said the list
was adopted.
Dave Lane kept trying to be heard,
but
Il move we adjourn said Iost-
master Bailey.
ayes, Noes. The meeting is ad-
journed," said Chairman ADAMS, reve-
nue. officer, and walked off the stage,
while Secretary Leonard Assistant
Postmaster, gathered UP his papers.
In the aisle Dave Lane was still
talking and a number of white men
were declaring they were, outraged.
Secretary Leonard was asked by
the reporters for the rejected list sent
in by Mangum as his choice of, dele
gates for the State conVenu)h ut
Secretary Leonard kept it to himself.
'.Give me the list. 1t is mine said
Mr.. Mangunl.
Cant do it, it's the property OIL the
chairman said Assistant Postmaster
Leonard, and away he went.
Yet, nevertheless here is the ils'
that was sent in by Mr.. Mangum, but
never read, being simply ignored:
Barton Creek. j. Penny.
Buck HOfn.-H. Z. LaSnlcy, H. "A
Holt
Cary-Thad Ivey, J. p. II. Adams.
Cedar Fork-John Pollard.
Holly SpriDgs.-Dr. L. 5. Utley, G
H. Collins.
st. Marys.-Bryant Todd, Jno. w
Parker.
Panther Branch.-D. II. Stancil.
New Light. S. Mangum, w. ID
Ray.
Little Riger.-W. H. Chambiee, T.
Nj. Hunt.
st. Mattlews.-H. Ii. knight, DR.
Marshburn.
Wake Forcst.-Ncwton Stells, l.. n
Ranes.
White Oaks. S. Rogers, U. S
Howell.
House Creek.-C. II. Jackson, o. Ct
Ellen.
Marks Crcek.-Major Hunnicutt, a
r. MarShburn.
Middle Creek.--J w. Fuquay., John
d. Powell.
Neusc Riyer.-W. j. Rudy, Joseph