The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-11-03

street and almost surrounded O'Neal
and Edwards store and neighborhood:
"Fellow-citizens does this look like
the democratic party is dead? Looks
mighty good to me-" He. then con-
trasted the two parties and told what
the democrats stood for, and what
were the policies of the republican
party. Democracy is for special pri-
vileges to none," he declared. "Repub- |
licanism legislates for the few against
the many. The democratic party pro-
poses to give YOU economy and a
cheaper tariff From the news from
other states the democratic party is
going TO sweep the country this year.
You had better get on the band wagonl
now and go along with the victorious
majority, and accomplish somethingl
for yourself and not feed on the husks
Of false promises made by republicans
which you have. experienced IN! the
past two years. with half work,
empty dinner pals. and high cost of
living. You remember the bright
glowing promises made you two
years ago to vote for the republican
ticket, and how false it has turned
QUE If you put your trust in republic
can promises you will be fooled again.
and your condition two years hence
will be worse than it is now, IL you
give republicans control
Mr.. Green then contrasted the two
parties in this state and the record
each had made;-the peace and pro-
gress of the democratic party, and
the rottenness of the republicans. II
am a candidate for the Office of the
clerk of the superior court" he finally
announced, "a voice yelled out,
you can have 1t again JUDGE The
democratic party nominated me with
out dessening voice. l am proud
TO belong to a party Of such people
as compose the democracy OF Durham
county," Here Mr.. Green took a good
natured shot at the chairman of the
Republican executive committed, who
was moving heaven and earth to de-
| feat him, he said. and told a most
laughable joke of how Mr.. Carpenter
would feel on the morning Of the 9th
OF November. Democrats, you have
a ticket in Durham you all should
stand by, be proud of, and elect on
Tuesday of next week. tHalf dozen
voices in chorus were heard, I'VE viii.
we Will Make II big majority, and
roll up. and roll up until It will end
the matter for all time to come
/ John F. Howard announced himself
the democratic candidate for sherin.
He said he cr:iid mot make speech,
but he could make a sheriff. / thank
you for the votes you gave me two
years ago, he said, and hope you viii
give them to me again this year."
III. G. Markham then announced
himself the democratic nominee 70.
register of deeds. He spoke OF his
nomination without opposition in the
democratic party. He did have an op.
ponent now. but on the evening Of ths
sth OF November he would not know
/
he was running. said Mr.. Markham.
Mr.. Simeon Bowling announced
himself the democratic nominee FOL
treasurer. and would appreciate thu
votes Of every one present.
The speech OF the evening was mad
] by General ]. s. Carr, the democrats
81nominee for the legislature. He wa
in fine shane and made a most con
vincing argument against the still
hunt charges and talk the republican,
were making behind his back. to pre-
iudice his own people. CHS folks, b
called theml where he had lived 70
40 years. and used his best efforts d
uplift and bless, and where he ex
poets to live the remainder OF hi
days and die among them.
He started out BY saying that NJ
Gregnr was upon his native heath tc
4 night. He was glad 70 see so man
q good people OF Edgemoat out. :
have right TO be here. foun
i many OF you before you found ycuI
selves" he said. He told OF his pai
in making Edgemont bl0zsom as n
rose and transforming what was ono
known as Smoky Hollow" AZ.
reputable section. into ono OF indu,
try, peace and prosperity, aud give
a nabitation TO an industrious an
law abiding citizenship And yet.
the general Numbered in passionat
enthusiasm. they are telling 20,
these republicans, that ! have u
interest in the working man, and d.
the rich mans candidate. Fellow
citizens. Annias and saphiria. You =,
member, were struck dead for lyinr
4 and why these blasphemers OF m
- good name and intentions are Twin
nov, cannot see. have bee
among you 20 years. made m
money here and have spent IL her,
Can any man say--except a repubI
1 can running for office and wants I
4 traduee my good nane-that ! has
set up false Iight7"
The general discussed the feature