The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1910-07-15
Vol. 9-No. 13O

cratic party cannot die. 1t was not
corn to die. It's mission is to see that
the people shall rule and their rights
are protected, that our republican in
stitutions shall not pass away.
Great interest, of course, centers
around the contest for the supreme
court iudgeship, which will most like
ly be settled on the first ballot. MIR.
Foushee, Judge Mannings manager,
says: There are 967 votes in the
convention. Reports made to me are
to the effect that Judge Manning has
a slight lead in the instructed vote.
The contest is close as all know and
depend on how the uninstructed dele
gates vote feel confident that Judge
Manning will secure his proportion
ate part of these and will be nomi-
mated by the convention"
Mr.. Dortch, Judge Aliens manager,
concerning the situation, claims:
after viewing the situation and a
thorough canvas of the returns / am
of the opinion that Judge Aliens NOM
ination is assured. The number OF
Votes to be cast in the convention is
966; necessary to a choice, 483 and
a fraction of a vote. Of the instruct
ed vote Judge Allen has majority
of fifty over his opponent, Judge Man
ming. The uninstructed vote is 204.8O."
Mr. Dortch says he has reliable 1nfor-
nation that Judge Allen will receive
at least 13O of the uninstructed vote,
, giving Judge Allen a majority of lOo
over Judge Manning in the whole vote
of the state.
For Chief Justice of Supreme Court
Chief Justice Walter Clark. ono
;, Iopposition.)
Associate Justice-Associate Justice
Platt D. Walker (No opposition).
= Associate Justice-Judge w. R. Al
= len. of Wayne, Associate Justice ]. 8.
Manning, of Durham,
For Corporation Commissioner, four
year term-Corporatio Commissioner
a. Henry C. Brown, of Surry; Mr.. L. @.
- Bagwell, of Wake.
The candidates before the conven-
ton are:
For Corporation Commissioner, six
y year term-A w. Graham, Of Gran
vile; w. T. Lee, of Haywood; John
ie H. Pearson, of Burke.
Ill xoff f<<
- Walter Clark, Associate Justice Plat
II Walker and Corporation Commits
VI sioner Henry c.. Brown, to succeed
- themselves, will be only matter o
's form, the recent primaries having SCI
ie tied their nominations.
oi .Alamance Is, Alexander s, Allegha
III nv 4. Arson 10, Beauf.rt 13, Berti
VI 6. Hladen 8, Brunswi X 4, Bnncomh
III 24. Burl 6. 9, Cabarrus IL, Caldwell IL
ne Ca.ateiI 9, Carteret s. Caswen 6, Cs
ls tawba IS, Chatham Il, Cherokee
ies Chowan Clay 2, Gle Gland 15, Ct
tlumbus IA, Craven 10, Cumberland Z
ln' CurtitrcI 5, Dare 8, Davidson Is. ID
ne vie :, Duplin IL, Durham 13, Eds
NO cor1be Il, Forsythe 18, Franklin i
n'- CASTOR II, Gates ., Graham 8, Graz
OF vile 12, Greene 6, Guilford rs. Hal
lei 15. Harnett 10, Haywood 13, Hende
nat SON z, Hertford 6, Hyde 5, IredeH 1
WI Jackson Z, Johnston 19, Jones 4, Le
Ine 6, Lenoir 10, Lincoln 8, Macon 8, Ma
I'm SON 6, Martin 9, Mcdowell 6, Meckle
ar burg 28, Mitchell 4, Montgomery
nao Moore 8, Nash IL, New Hanover
Northampton IL, Onslow z, Orani
/. Pamlico 4, Pasquotank Z, Pender
the Perouimans 4, Person 6, Pitt IL, Po
lies a. Randolph II, Richmond z, Robes
= OF 20, Rockingham IA, Rowan IL, Hu'
OF erford 13, Sampson 9, Scotland 8, st
light " 10, Stokes 7.Surry IL, Swain 4'Tr
the sylvania 4, Tyrren 2. Union Ia, Van
for 8, Wake 2s, Warren 8, Washington
SER Watauga 7, Wayne Is. Wilkes 10. v
en- SON 13, Yadkin 5, Yancey Z. TO
eiop- y67.
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