The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-30

been doing some missionary work for
their particular candidate. but the peo
pie at large have had little to say--so
l;,tlc in fact that no intelligent opinion
can be given of the probable choice of
" axe county in the State Convention
Ana there will not be much Ginning up"
until after next Saturday, April End,
when there will be a meeting of the
County Democratic Executive Committee,
which will meet under the following call:
THE OFFICIAL CALL
Raleigh, N c., March 10, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that there will
be a meeting of the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee of Wake County, held at
the Mayors Office in the city of Raleigh,
y. c., on Saturday, the End day of April,
1901. at u O'Clock NJ, for the purpose OF
calling the County Convention to select
delegates 10 the State and District Con.
yenIIonG.
This is 6 very important meeting and
4: Is earnestly desired that all of the
r'eInpers OF the committee attend.
''ARM1STEAD JONES,
chairman Democratic Executive Com.
cllttee OF Wake County, n. c.
There has been a suggestion from some
sou, ces that is might be we'll TO have only
o2n convention. and to nominate the
county ticket st the same convention
thu: elects delegates to the State and
congressional Conventions but there is
no sentiment in favor OF that suggestion,
but strong anG deep hostility to it. 1t
pas never been customary IN Wake to
4oinclicate the State and county matters,
32t always to hold a county convention
about week or two before the State
convention only to elect delegates.
lhe feeling was practically unanimous
among all Democrats seen yesterday to
STICK 10 the OLD plan and postpone the
nCmlnation OF q county ticket until some
date late in August or in September.
Wake will. OF course be stirred up in
The Gubernatorial fight. for the friends
n. eacn candidate will be quite active
after the county convention IS called, but
T.. viii not be circumstance 10 the IN.
terest that will be taken Wnen the time
comes to nominate the county ticket.
There viii be candidates in plenty then,
anil ''old timers say that more folks
viii take active part In the primaries
c.acn in the history OF the Democratic
ohrfv IL Wake county. II wise nomina-
IONS are made and the people attend
and register their will. the nominations
viii be equivalent to an election. Why
saealdr't Wake county so in and capture
The Banner for the biggest Democratic
mai rity OF any county In the State?
.rhv not? 1t can do it If the Democratic
aennle vii. turn out and name the right
.ort of ticket.
Tha recent meeting of the State Demo
cratic Executive Committee was largely
attended and showed the deepest inter-
ast throughout the State. 1t is to be
noped that there Will be full attendance
IN Raleigh of the Wake county committee
or Saturday, and that from that day on
al Democrats will 20 to work to buiiG
~ and strengthen the party.
The following COMPOSE the Wake Couit-
" Executive Committee. elected in the
primaries July 25th 1902:
cartons CREEK. d. Allen, Chair
CARR. ID. Honeycutt. w. G. Jones. j. A.
!. Penny. d. G. Beck. Falls.
BUCK HORN-R. c. Patrick, Chairman;
-. G. Olive, Lewis Pool J. T. Judd. ]. w.
Dolling. J. T. Adams, Peace.
cA2Y-F. #. Gray, Chairman; l.. b.
Woodall. A &c. Stone, w. G. Crowder. G.
w Scott. Cary.
CEDAR FORKS. R. Horne, Chairman;
w L. Page. J. II. Moring, p. b. Barbee,
w n Proctor, Norrisville.
CEDAR FORK. w. Parker, Chair
man: /. T. May w. b. Scott, A. j. Sor-
rtl J p. Sorrell. Pollards.
HOLLY SPRINGS-Walter l.. Norris,
Chairman; B. l.. cotton, I. @. Jones, }.
c. Pallentine, l.. II. Avent. Holly Springs.
81. MARY S--Troy Pool, Chairman; G,
J. Hoileman, Lee Marlborough. Thomas
Johns, James Holder, Auburn.
ST. MARY SD. d. Rand, Chairman;
j. n Johnson. F A. Whltoker, S. J.
Mitchne", Alex Smiling, Garner.
.sWIFr, CREEK B. S. Franklin, Chair
nan: Thomas Burns. F. d. Castleburg,
J. p Langston. S. r. Lee, Massey
oAN'riIER BRANCH--Iames Adams,
Chairmaa: L. J. Cllilev. A. f. Smith, G.
2. Partin. Jr: R. r. Jones. Myatts Mill.
IEW observation-disclosures w. r.
0'BTvant. Chairman: 3. F. Sanderllng,
" 3 Perry. W. E BYRD. X. z. Jones,
Beck
NEW I.IGHT-(stony Hill)-J. j. Pow
ell Chairman: J. II. Mangum, j.
Rnv. i ". ManSum. w. II. Chappell,
S'urran.
iiTTG.M RIvER.~(Wakefield l.
Hcncycutt, Chairman; r. e. Sentelle, }.
=! Griffin. Wiley 3Toughton, e. s. Horton,
Wakefield
.fTTLF Observation-Disclosures MilD-R
L. Brewe-. Chairman: Thomas Barham
= II. Williams. r. G. Hopkins, George
~ Duke, Hartsville.
ST MATTHEWS-(R alelgh) Eugere
Bartholomew. Chairman; N. W. POOL, K
q. Durn. s. D. CoIay, 9. l.. HORIZON
3aieieh
OAK GROVE-A NJ Sorrill, Chairman
i, Fl. Lynn. w. w. King, D. 8. Nichols.
(. L. B. Penny. Kelvin Grove.
HOUSES CREEK Edwards Store)~-
Y. G. Allen. Chairman; j. I. Edwards, a.
~ Thompson, S. H. Smith, j. H. Lynn.
Raleigh.
HOUSES CREEK (Harris' Stolei--G.
q, Powers. Chairman; Richard Tyson,
'hlma Morgan, ". T. Cooper, Charles
Finch. Method
MARKS CREEk--E. t. Sca7Lcrn.
Chairman; n. B. Harrison, B. w. Todd,
II w Pain, ]. T. Robertson, Eag.e Rock.
NEUSE RIVER. j. Dunn, Chairmou;