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leei our strongest AID saoss active
party workers. mea 90 courage anA
or com mAndinE personality. wAo are
~ise. brave and saEAclosa aud who
all work together 10 harmony for
party growth and party saeoe1.
Settle. Moreheaa and Butler all
make strong team. and II wAs a
happy selection that Chairman Sea
SONS has suggested 10 lead us Ia the
coming campaign. We have heard
no man suggested from tho East for
our candidate for Governor. and the
East is willing TO eoncode that place
TO the West. and II the candidate ts
TO come from hte West. there 10 no
man better fitted for this honor .han
Hon. Thos. Settle. Of AsheTilc.
The State Chairman is now from
the Western Central portion OF the
State. and we learn that Mr.. More
head Is contemplating moving TO
Charlotte. which will remove him still
farther TO the West but howey~r
that may be. and whatever his dorsi-
ellie may be. we are convinced that
the State Convention will make n
great mistake IL they do not give him
another term OF two years aa State
Chairman. He Ia a big-brained and
big-hearted patriot. who got only has
the love OF his State at heart, but IN
intensely loyal 10 his party. and If re-
elected and given a term of unInter-
rupted management OF the party for
two years. without interference from
a National Committeeman. who has
been antagonistic TO his adminis,ra-
ton and endeavored TO bring dis
cord into the party, then. and not un-
I'll then. will the Republican party
become a powerful and dominant
force In the State.
The present National Committee
man. Mr.. Duncan. lives in the East.
and when he is displaced. a. he
should be, and will be az the nert
. Convention, then In order 20 give the
organization proper equilibrium, and
the East represented. It is necessary
TO select the strongest man from the
East as National Committeeman. and
without question ex-senator Marion
Butler is the ideal selection. A \
party organizer he has no equal In
the State. He is loyal and resource
ful and is untiring and unselnsh In
laooring for his party and his party
associates. We do not know that the
ex-senator is a candidate for Ma
tional Committeeman. but II he will
accept the place. IL IL due the party
TO tender IL 10 him az the party needs
his wise and resouTceful counsel IL
the future as much as IL has received
his labors and sacrifices in the past.
/ AS an Eastern Republican. who has
the interest OF the party NJ heart and
desires TO see IL become the domi-
ant party in the State. and who de-
sires TO see harmony and co-opera-
ton among the party leaders. Ie; me.
Mr. Editor. add my enforcement 10
that invincible trio. Settle. Morehead
and Butler.
! J. .. PETERSON.