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Observer tun wAtm ttrday, 'v Bsiowen a U CUBA. Maximum toinrsaTatwrev f 0 minimum rinertir, l preclpuaftoo, .01 loch. the Oeij Daily Im North Csrelln. Tksl Hh Or j 15,009 cy sTBaCBIBERa. voLUios xc, no. 102 IULLEIGII, Iff. X, FRIDAY MORXINO, SEPTEMBER IG, 1910 PRICE ff CENTS' Leadsai Norf h CarollM Dallies M News and ClrcMlatioo News i - - i . '.' "' HEM HIT OIIUIID Taft Falls Down Before the Insurgents THE NEW REPUBLICAN BOSS V'BICJJ THE GIPfll IN PECK OP TRUlM CHI THSfifl OPENED Congressional Contest in Sixth Settled IS L Mr. J. C. Clifford, Cansfcwmaa God wtu't Campaign Manager, Females Tint Godwin! Majority In tbt Dto triit Will Be 5,60ft Godwin Car rie Every County In Ue IMtarkt Except Bladen. (Special to News and Observer.) lunn. N. C. Sept. 15. At 11 o'clock tonight Mr. J. C. Cllqord. manager of "Mr."tS'68w1n' 'campafgn," claimed that Mr. Godwlp had carried the entire district by a majority of not leas than ; t.OOO. Brunswick county give, Mr. Godwin a majority of 80. while Bla den la claimed for Mr. Clark by lot majority. Tlie Vote In Ue Diatrfc-t. Wllmlnirton. Sept. 15. Hannibal L. Godwin, of Harnett county, was nominated for congress In the sixth HAX.W1VAL GODWW. Kanvd la Primarr Testfday M Desa orvatki houtlnee for Ooacraaa tor Math, District. district today In the apertal primary, ever tlscer L. Clark, of Bladen coun ty by m majority of about four thou sand. Every county In the district having gone for Oodwln. except Bladen, which probably went for Clark by a majority of about two hundred and flftyv W eemplet re turns! could not bo obtained tonight. The victory of Conareaamaa Oodwla la overwhelming, and Is far greater than expected by his most earnest supporters. The Clark men took little Interest In the contest, aa It wa apparent be fore the primary that Godwin would win by a good majority and hundred of C lark men did not want to be in the position of feeling morally bound to support the nomine la the regular election. Number ' of prominent Democrats mad thl statement on the streets today and the vote rant In New Hanover wa only lilt out of a Pern- ocratte vote la the county of J.. Clark tarried only on precinct and that by only on majority. Roherson gav by far the largest majority, Incomplete return Indicat ing that Godwin received majority of fifteen hundred and the vo re ceived by Clark wa Very email, la New Hanover Godwins majority I 41. In Harnett Oodwtn'a majority Is about nine hundred. Columbus gav Oodwln a maturity of about eight hundred and fifty. Cumberland gav Oodwln a maturity of about three hundred. Brunswick will give Godwin majority of In neighborhood of flv hundred, although only a few town ships were heard from tonight. In Hmlthvtile township. rfcnithport, Ood wln received one hundred and slxty all vote and Clark on vol. What altitude will be pursued by Inany leading lemocrat Is hard to 111 and It la freely predicted that the temocratle vot In th approach ing election will be on of the largest In year. It ! hot believed that Iredell Jdenrea, lh Republican candidal for Con are, will receive many Dwme rrattc . voles, but the danger Me In Voters remaining away from the polls. tlotlreia Heavy for Godwin. t.(ftu!a to New and Observe.. I.utnberton, N. C Hept. II lne-om-flete return from seventeen of the twenlv-thre township Roheerm give H. 1. Oodwln majority of l.4 over . 1. Clark In th primary elec Hon her torts r. Oodwln receiving 1. TIT vote and Clark 447. The remaining township te he heard from are very email and win not rhange the vote materially The vote prdWd la Robeson Wa consider ably smaller Ihsn the preview prl marv owing to the fact thM many people were distrusted with the me li ner of nominating a Congressional andldale snd t'en the! thl primary Ws ovrhiloed hy 'he fight b tween oorr P. Mcleod and B. C. Mrl fnr the ,fnc of sheriff. Th pr msry passed off very quietly here, only three men being chal lenged. Complete return rosy change th rna'ctrlty of (i-idwln slirhtlv, bat there is no doubt but thst his ro )' Vf V- 1 1 he tt one In prevlotw fr'msfv lindsin reoelrnl seventy-six jer cent of th totsl vole. tiortwle Majority In t rdnmhwe. t--ll t sn !erv er Wh'ie'!'!e, svtt 11 Twelve mi. pr-irrts out of eevrten glee Jln If K Oodwin mutnrite of htr.'lre't ee4 nev-f 'ir ore oref I ( v!it:r.4 on I'se T ) W0 OFFERS LAME EXCUSE Ttae Piealdeut I tears a Letter la Uklch Ha Mate That H Will Kccogmiae no nsUartloa Brtwera Prugrcet4rra and Rrnlara la Dlafa lag Out fYtlrral Patronage Apolo gtara to laanrgm's for Hia Formcg Attltad of Tabooing; Ttma. (By th Aasoclated Press ) BerWtr. Vaas.. SepL IS President Taft ha decided that hereafter he will I roognix no distinction aa between Republican aenaturs and repreaeota tv whether "progressives ' or "regulars" la th matter of Federal patronage. In other words, he. will treat there all alike in this respect. The Preajtent's vlosvs In regard to the mattt-r were made known in a letter made public today from eecre tary to the PrentdanW Charlea D. Norton, addressed to a Republican ileader In low, whose name Is not i disclosed. 'He," says Secretary Norton, refer ring to President Taft. will now fol- low the usual rule In Republican ' eongresaional districts and states and 1 follow the recommendations made by i Republican congressmen and sena tors, of whatever shade ot political opinion, only requiring that tn men recommended shall be good men. the most competent end the beat fitted for the particular office ' The letter la part follow: While Republican legislation pong ing In rongreaa wa oppoeej by cer tain Republicans the Prwsldent felt It to b aia nuty to tn panx ana to th cos try to withhold Federal . . , , .tr,autrm certain mators and "" J,u,";,t lnrv1t,,? ' k m , B1. the executive committee of Rocking- .?.nltrattoal hm un- -weak at Madiaon ftltr ott ttaronatTof th sturd'r. " aaat In forming a L-?,. ThV t!dV now! U.mocratlo campaign club. Mr. Jus- arty Pl,'rm-tk ," He baa been Invited by tints Chair, ever, eadjd J" f' riB'1; ra . tlUr 4o mak aeerel spjexwvi Uoeat aad aa-tlr during tha campaign, and will actively which hav a.w bee, held and la n ln October, which th voter hav had oppor- " ... S. -"1 f raUcdra! 'pe, ru".:0," rtw'Uh HoU?-" a"RnC' b,! k. uiiul b. ReeubUcana of vry i1 tn,t both Holton and Republl- . ... ... .h- w. Plalr, expected to apeak at Prospect ence of U J'lJ Hill HMurd.y. but upon learning Jhit hP?e-d, fMl. t2 th. valu. M' B- they 'found TThe Premdeat ' 1 n It more convenient to go to Hlll.boro of Federal patronage bsj beea great d UMl RpuMI. exaggerated. d that the "L'can county convenUon. aaf and se- grant It ha probwbly been more use- , fur, from d.r,r of hartr,( drUI, to th men affected thaa th ap- iui to i ww ,"-- -e oolnunanta would hav been. After stating that la th preliminary klrm Ishe In certain State Ilk Wisconsin aad Iwa and elsewhere h was wll-1 ling. In th latoreat of what th lead- ' era believed would lead to party luc res to seas certain discriminations " Th. Adjerttv) Obfertloetabso. New York, Bept II. Rapiwaent ttv William 8. Beaaettwhe m a can- I dldat for tn Republican nomination for governor, do) not bnv In aa Jectlv" RepubWcaaa. la eoenment tng today on Preatdent Tkft'a decision to treat ProgTeeal ves ' and ' Regu lara' alike, he said: "President Taft. Theodore Roose velt and alt thinking Republicans now ataad a th aaan platform In this regard. 1 do not believe In any ad jective Republic na. All men nomi nated aad sleeted on a Republican ticket ar te be recognised aa Repub lican. Patronage shoe id have nothing to do with th relations between th President and member of Conrree. t had three rwderal place myself. preeMent Reooevett tok away tw of them aad Prealdeat Taft taek away the ether, but 1 hav aever been aa Insurgent." 'aF-XATORAl SOMWATIOJSA. tw. Cart welch aad Mr. Yaa 1L Mar tin N eased by toaveeMsoa. Imperial te Kew and Obrvr1 Washington. H. Heet. II Th senatorial roaventloa for thl district waa held In th town of Belhavea last right In par of a cell from th chslrmsa of th senatorial eaecutlv committee for the purpoe of aeml Baling tw candidate for senators te represent thl district In the ' f the next Oearal Aaeembh of Worth aroltna. . The eemvewttee) wa welt Hew4M by detente from all ever tn district and wa both orderly and barmonlooa. Major .W C. Rodman .of htg rtty, we appointed rharrman. The following aame wwr placed In nomination by the delegation: t R. N. Cartwrtght, of Hyd eeantv; H I. (11 Hb. of PmBee county; Va R klsrttn. of Whltirfa county; F. H. Hooker. f Beaufort rwuaty. Th rountle nf Dare. TYrrell anj Martla maklne na nomination AHer the ve4 waa tafcea Measra Mania and Cartwrtght, having a ma Jnrttv aver th ether were dectuared neenloated. MsVir W. C. Rodman was then sleeted th new ehairmaa ef tha aea atotial executlv commute and the g pew ewmmtt'e appointed. M tSDEJt W IMS OIT. Defeat the m -at Reetesew ml Deeds nf rsawn4aah for N aal lea. (if-tal te New end Cheever. ' r I b'h Bv. ett 11 In th ee- eed Democratle prmary held la P qiifteitb eovrte 1r tr register f 1ee.i. fhe prreent Inrwmbent. Jerk V waa debated by Jeh W. ' Mnnaen. Ir a matorfty ef IS.. Much interewt wss eew'ered the efitei ' ti4 a strong ht was wsei T either Hia A larg vote wss I"l 1 iq mm I.1IJ. STEDtMAN AT OXFOHD MADK Ills KIRCT MIIIXII THERE IiAHT M;HT HKOOKS MAKES MXK M'rJX-H 41'BTICK With iPKAK AT MADIHON REPCBIJ. CAN KPKAKKRK SHY AT MKET ITiG IIKMIMKATS. (Special to New, and Observer ) Greensboro. Sept li Major SUd man, the Democratic nomine for congress In this district, is filling ap r.t.1 r. 1 m .nt, n r. U . . .7 th'we;'-. her", for" 6'. ford last night to make his first speech Oxfori, toBl.ht ,ni W, Mr. Rrooka. Mr Brooks will addrew the Demo crallo voters of Reldsvlll next Mon day night, and after Guilford county, which begin next Week I over, will enter actively in th campaign. From eery quarter come good reports from Democrat all over the district and there ha never be a a candidate ith more loyal and enthusiastic worker than ar btng shown for Major Btedmaa every day. Among thoa most arXiv. not enly In offers of speeches but of practical assist ance, ar Judg Jones, ef Winston; Dr. Mebana, f pray, and General Horsier, nf Granvtll. who were can didate for' th nomination In that memorable convention, . Bualnee In Greens boro I picking up all tha time, and each year shows a big Inrreaa In all kind af businea. If th postal receipt are any guide. For th month of August Just past, th poet flic receipt her show en Inrreaa over August, 1101. of IT 11 per cent for that month tha re- celpta wer tMI4.lt, while for last month they Were M.lff.lT. In the bankruptcy court Judg Boyd atgned an order discharging from beakruptry the Jackaoa-Pettlgrew Company, ef Retdrvfll. Attorney A. U Brook has been re taloed aa ceuneel ta aid in th p roe- era t ion ef th man Suits, who la charged with murder In Orange coun ty, and who will be tried fnr hia Uf at th October term. Friends or th defendant yralerdar wired to retain th services of this eminent fflmlnal lawyer, tent wer Just aa hour too lata, aa Mr. Break had Just before accepted aa effer from th prnesrutlon. after several day consideration ef the matter Mr. R. F. Royaler, of Oxford, who la oa a VWt her, had a aever hemorrhsgs f th brala while walking en the street Tueexisy night, with his, eeHtfv. Mrs, A. A. Fisher and fslioai Padie Rnvwler. Ha wa Use ta M. Im'i H-wpltal In a very eertou con-; dHlon. but reeterday he' waa greatly Improved and la reported as fast r- revering today. ! A large department ator has fust I been rempleted hv th Messrs. Con' at Whn Oek. The birtldlng. which I llttlll feet. I a haadenm Uus ture. th Interior being finished In . mapl. T store will b In charge ' f Mr. John J. Phaenltt. Th "p' rants for position on th' High rVhocd Football Team wer ont , yesterday afternoon for their- Bret : practice. Mr & Clay William wni , roa-h th tfam again thl year and) h atslea he wl. hav th beet tenm h High Bchool ha ver had. Mr.'. M. U Wrlaht. th manager, la al: i ready arrsnsing a whedule nf game' Hh ether higti arhool team of th tat. Bid fnr nre W gna. Jtpewrer. Pert. H.fpeH ft cation hav been prepared and bids ar be ing. aked for to supply the gpeneer Fire liprtmnt wtt h modern hoae tlrll snd n sdHlonal iripply of hoe. Th drr1rent eipee's thst ithia tbe tt scrlr d- Ihst th hoe wsmn will he ready fee service. Three tl ' have alreeer been receie- ed. one frm Al'inta, one from M T- gan;ca and ea from I. nilf, X. Y. U. S. BANKERS ARE FIRM WILL NOT ASSENT TO niV. KN(i IJS1I rLAX OK t.l AllANTKI.. 1NU BILLR OK l,lltr DK NOrNCTJ PROPOSAI, AS IN SOUND. (By the Aasoriale.l I'mhs.) New York, Sept IK American tankers decided here t'lu that th'. cannot aaaent to the plmi f ir guar anteeing bills of lading: -'"pi.,d ,y British banker. JnstrHd tiny nssert "Vf' "'.T1: British prouoKal as unmanul tiuan and lnaislsd on their own plan r "validated certificate." Yesterday a boramltle of London and Continental banker announced their refusal to accept bills after October 31, without aa American "bank guarantee." To day a aub-cemmitte of th American banker Aasoclattoa. put itself on record, kfter a Jong semi on. the following cable: "We deeply rexTet your decision and cannot but feel that It waa reached through misapprehension. We hate accomplished much in securing thr validation certm ate. thus placing tm business on u safe basis. Further consideration of bxtikera gaaran'ee ii abaolutaly out "f lh question, l-e.ng lucompatibl with correct batiklnx prindptew. - This 1 Bnat " filluatlon could not be changed by our commit tee going to London, but of courne ' would welcome your deputation In New York, whera all data an Inf'T matlon ar obtainable and where r way and cotton people also could be heard. We are confident this wouhl lead to a better understanding ltn mutually satisfactory results." Th banker who formulnte.l th f area-Ding reply are: Walter K. Frew vlce-preeldent of the Corn Kxchang - Bank; Wm. II. Porter, president f the Chemical National Hank; i Thome, vice-president of 'he Na tional Park Bank: F. 3. Kent. l. president of th Bankers' Trust r(,m pany. and vicepresldenta OarJtn and Talbert, of the National City Bank Their action Is reported to be unani mous and their attitude I said to have the unqualified endorsement of very bank In the Clearing House As sociation. Their decision la of rreat Importance, not only to th cotton Interest of th Kouta and of N York, but to railroad aad business In general It terminates a long debate In which all the evil ef th present s rat em and the defects ef th various remedlea proposed hav ba set forth la full Itrath of Mr. Pracwor. Nash villa. Sept 11 Mr. W. Proctor, father of Mrs. I W. Melton, wif of th uerintndnt of the Kashvlll Oil Mill, died here last night st th horn of his daughter. Mr Proctor was more than 10 years of age, and bad been In feebl health for sums month. HI remains will be taken 4 Whttakere, his ' former hems, for interment, . ;I.!E1 IMIllf , Randolph County Republi can Piptr Thus Cftarac ttrizti Those Who Thrust h the Uquor ; Qutsihn , (The) Randolr Hullegla.) The ittempt of the Democrats to thrust the liquor question in to the campaign is mean and cowardly. We have prohibition id the State and tlie Republicans don't want to change it and the Democrats dire not change it, to there ft will stay. RAILWAY GETS INJUNCTION MtRION PAUT1F.S RF. KNJOINF.n FROM lNTFIlFKKING WITH WORK HKAl.i: t.l.TS VERBHT IXK $1.1)00 1 .M At.lrJi ASIIK- I1.I.E PROPKKTY. (Special to and Observer I Aahovllle, M.-pt 10 -Judg Frit, h tird has granted an injunction un be half of th Ho ithcrn Hallway c'irii i iiny against NiliUn McD. llutuin. 1. 1 a hum Dale, t',,i S Klrbv and Ja-i I' lluy. all of Marlon, preventing ihem lriim Interfering with work of th" rujlwsy fomtanv in excavating tor a new passenger depot and freight yards. The litigation Involves the rail way right of way. In the tfuperlcr court thia after noon Oattli "G. Bale received a ver- lict of 11.000 against the Champion Fibr i uniiunt for damitgev which off tirred w hile he was employed by the company In construction )f IU' 'anion plum Ha1, ban a mlrac il'u escape from dealh. being hu"ted for forly-nvc leu down the dlgestor room from s Kcanobl, failing on the oncret floor lie was permam-ntly uilwred. He sjked for 11.000 dam ages. The total vi'm of all real personal and corporate property In Ituncombe. ;ni'ed for latex during the year 1K10. la :o.7,:P f.:,l. which U an In- resie of 170 I.. "t: over the taxable re turns of I09. which was !20JII.65t n this smiiiint there It a seen d taxe to I collected f.r the Htate, county ind si tiool funln amounting tn 1117. !Vi i. whb h l an Increase over last er of II IS! T There In a notable 1 decreaee ln Uear. there the number of noli this being only t.ltS white. S negro polls, a total of 4.1S1 listed this yenr, against B.Jbl white and 41t negroes, a total of 5 :o last yer HFTll OF MR, J. tV W KSTI IR M ) H . He Was tlie Fnthrr of thr Great Ktrawnrery Industry In North Caro line. IRpeclsl to Vsws and Observer ) Wallnce. Kept. II Mr J. S. West- ! brook died yesterday at his home aft.jr a lingering lllnees Mr West brook w ss a native of Ouilford courwv snd wss slxry-flv years of age He was a man of mark ed huslneae ability, following th life of a farmer. He waa beat known aa the father of the great strawberry Industry of. North Carolina. He was vl e-preldent snd a director of the Kssr Carolina Truck and Fruit Orow H ) er Association, which office he gav up owing to 111 health. At th time of hi death he waa a director and vice-president of the Hank of IHiplln. He wss highly aucoeeeful In life. Ha I survived by his widow, three sons. F. O. Westhrook. of Falaon. N. r. John H. Weetbrook, of Rocky Mount N. C , and J. S. W eel brook. Jr.. of Sumter, ft. C, and four daughters. Mrs. William F. Murphy. Mrs. Hlnford Sloen, and Mis Charles R. West brook, all ef Walter, and Mr. Robert Buark. nf this city. H Is also eurvtv. ed bv two brother. J. A. Westhrook. of ML Olive, and Ulle W. Weethreoh. nf this city, end tw sisters, Mr. O W, Albright, ef Pnawandena. Cel., aad Mrs. C. L. Neweome, of Oenrgis, Th funeral wa held here today. RFMOVK Old) nrnjttXGA. Making nay for Xew Mtops at ("pecial to Ksw and Oheeever.) Spencer, rUpt. 11 la th new sr. rsngement' for th new blacksmith hop for th Southern Railway Com. pany at Spencer. It bernm nsrssasry to remove several buildings te malts room for th new one. In removing these buildings two very bistort -cloeurws. named by the employee "The Ptill Pen," end th "Wigwam." were destroyed. Th pier known aa "Th Bull Pen" was used fcr the store sf ash denr of locomotive and waa tn ths oldest chop balldlag aw the ground Many Important meetings had been held la this place. It I not stated that a bull fight ever did ere or ln the enelnwre. but It I known that soms very heated dkwee Mors did occur there ea important questions , "TT e Wigwam" waa ordinarily need for a-ting freight pslnts and wws In the north end f th planing mill !. id been freejnewtly sd fnra mee. Ing piece for detective, though thl nt pot geeerally know. The reoea wss lifted by a huge derrick and con veyed to a trash pile aad cremated, Mutiny in Mecklenburg Radical Ranks SPOILS II BOTTOM Of II The Anavsar of Sun-c "birtt Hoiln Iown. Meant TtaM Ha Would m, As He Pteaerd Evokae Wrath Tl.c Itrariharas of aVcMach Loads the Mnckknbnrg Radkmla to Put Out a TVkea, (By ALVIX HORTON ) Charlotte. N. C. Bpt I. If au have troubles, don't bother un- turn Mc.Mnch with them, he has then, r h's iiwn. There Is mutiny ln : putllran camp bar, vrben a.l hr..: hae been equipped and made !.-,.,!, to carry th banner Democrat. . ! t o? the State. N. w this was duly noised ome las ago. when Mr M loiter In reply to cartaui fu; uwers of hia wa gin l''c". but it la believed thai ' 'C 34 vl . ! t . r i . c i:c has never been fully sdwj the eitent of th dlBsrti. . s tj i., h r. u h r .l.r..p- ' ur- prompted th Inqutrte.' Hi hate been so sharpened I t: ln fact, so great are th thus created that aa alv -: lion of tj O P would a.. ,' prise to many Charlotte- The pathos of the alt .., . r. i :n. fold Mr McNInrh tr . to wa ust aa siu.g as a : . a r ic - ! Jaks Neweil a prophet. 1. 1 g, . rytng In h. use ul th. eeptre in tne sweet b) and I ) er . bring hiuii ty chairman, he wnuli t,r tvn to Moees, ard thereft ntcater In the eea ; Phet nf the multitude than the pro hlmse.f T, set at rest cert n rumors damaging to the tp ket, wouldnt Mr M.Nnu-h plea.- aa from whom he would receive re-nm-mendatlons for ffderal positions in as the Ninth should !-. t h m ' Af ter PutmtvMer Spe;vce an.l ex-Chair-mun Fd M Bell had t'lgned at h. coat tail for aerral da.) the sure lo- be .Congressman repl'e.1 " Not ou " At thlk tune. If ion und-retood all 'he lUinguea tiat oke In the memorable Conrunlon hi I itabyn-n in days gone by, Jake cnuM talk to y .-u conDdentiy . In each one And l i t ees Is talk- : tng to the mu'i. tude htme!f in Cleve. ! lead county week Th worry rnbarrasment. snd so forth, caused ' the in been bravely m ik. ' idem have i k ground, but anon an ol .er ant i. rt hear something of 'niir.-t It as Just ie cently been sAcr'ained that a meet ing of Repulill. i.i wss held li 40 friends of M tunately all of ,i lew of an ui.m certain Republl a Mn h but unf fact. on and. JaWaMe umrit ooarter a co In mlttee waa appointed t iuia the Cou greseioaal candidate a to the ortho doxy of hi HepubllcanKm Would he listen to th domlrar.t element or fit party la Mecklenburg irrespective of whether they were l.m.n or More-J head men The que' ?. had !en ii s rueil so often, the pe t . f oVn- rlooa that for hie own good lel. he should st press htm' ' Meear. Spenc and Bell. It 1s s.l g ! persuad ed McNInch that the committee werei lkrMlftlne aim an.1 II ..-. f,.rp ahaiild .... -.. pe iroukea, evflwty !'r ru aoou iiif answer which, boiled down, means that he will do as he piej md It none of their boslnesa, n piloted In th dalllea her and th M..uhrrn Ke puMlran. a weakly edited by Warren Vines Hall: all th publicity g i'b the affair waa given by McNInch and his ,r'f-.-l!l".,loImJ.1!1i!! "J',M fVf" ell and hia frtenda It develop plain that they hav been dor a grave Injustice hy the paiblica'i-m of only a part of the very courteous let tor written by the committee in pur iianc of th I raw ruction f th t Ing. Nothing has yet been printed of their communication) except the ine tlona themselves which, separated from the remainder, gtve color to the allegation that they were gong fa eutetd of their prevlnc. whereas they any the Introduction would Inralliblt clear them ef anything but the ni' patriotic oncers la hia raadldai y as he would have per eel veal had h n t been blinded. B-penr aadnell are both eaadtdate fnr the (text pot mastership and therefore each anxious ta heap closest te tha nominee. What will develop eaaaxst ef reure b foretold. It Is certain, bewevei that, unlees the bitterns creeping out more and more le banlabed, Mr MrXlnrh will Suffer. Th gossrlp say that some tlms age. at hia argent re quest. Republleaa leader argeed not te nominate a weal ticket, but- t center al their efforts tn th Congress loaal rare, mure his rebuff H le noted thst Chairmen Newell has railed a convention far the sprees purpoe af nominating a ticket In full, and there are thee who sag that la any event Irrevocable hurt ha been doe the party already. t Before th break -en. Mr. McNInch was regarded aa a true-blue Reeuh Ucea. one who had tin eewtpletety 'a tha faith for llv er stg year. Be ing a reformer first end a aolltlrlaa last, ha allowed h sneeh tw be railed a Dwier rat enly that he Wight be all the more certain te a eim 'Dsn th reform tying sa heart. Two years rv whea ks sewsht re be the Democratic aomlnee for the tttate aenata, be era seeking ta rarry exit Rp Mica a measure and these aloe defeated hint. It la told What he win be hi the axt few lays thers'g ae eeinng. sr. even gua Ing. for Is be no aew a Moa with out hia Aarea, aad eaaM Jak keep sileot ta aav aa) ufal i Gov. Kitchin and V. 3. Bryant. Esq., Speakers LARGE ' '"' lirsuiwt loon pic at . . , , Trail- kill In tne Heart of the Plney Uoorta But i.otm Pch.Hc (.athrrcd to Hear the Speakers Mr Bryan hpoke Panlcularli of tlir National1 l-xtravagmnnr uf u, "ri n'ijn ana . The trovemor 1'otnu-d With Pride to IVnxK-ratT'a sute Rimrd. By W. T HOST.) Thrailklil Store. .Sept. 15. The : was letter !or ducks than Dsmo- rata today at ThraillklU's whan the eK-menu. opened hereabouts this morn ing but desiiie the cloudlneas and th pronounced cul.l. 1 uoo people heard In a Republican stronghold, the ad.lrees of tioxenmr V W Kitchin and p tor s Jr,rant. of Durham. The p irpoa,. of (he lH-mo. ru. v ,n be well iniattuifd Whi-i, n c,,m. ,,,,r. li"'' III Hie htirt ..I u .i Willi one small store as an at- 11 there prc gotten loe-ethee tr:i more than t ., hundred vehicle which "iirt. mud. 1 the rostrum on the small !'"' h of the store While th.- train made a special run to Betiaali ire u picked up the ... , ri, or and liia Chatham estort. Mr. Hryam ad dressed the crowd aliout llm store II,. a fu out-doors, nwrn than T'Mi i,j , tua ,-ount having k-wth- t-. there The Durham un.l South aiol'na train brought from !oih..m ami along the line, nearly :'i)n i, u than half th.it number Iihiiiik Mailed (rom Durham Thoe ulong the rogja were Chatham people ami m.-n wer In ery urrat predomlna n. e. From all moral viewpoint, it must hace been a good dm Tin neighborhood doefn t g e a big Demoi rutic vols ordinarily, the clirr precluded long Inve from other l.i. alitie and those attending rnie fr.,m the Immediati section .if New Hope town. hip In which the addresses were delivered. Mr llr)i,nt s-poke first In forty min utes 'attention to the chief Issues that liM.le 'h parties In the campaign, nut oiial , ltr.nmnn, anil the tariff. II. said thiit the records show the retiring .tijn to he -.pent one ' ' '.1 e.ghi million dollars for the ion .-:ir Itifcrrlnc to i t Fsrthing txp. rt in i.gures mid a rich Durham man i.e 1. . Ured Hull this amount of motn iH i., enormous thst Mr Farthin l,..,l . I . ..lair.l , i wou)d ,ak, fn.e,ght and a half men t a-nrklne i. h,.,. ,i.. government's da.lv .xpenee, moch of his unnecessary Individually. it means, he declared. II. ... levy upon ev.ery man, woman m l . h.ld In th nation "Let thl be p ,t in direct t.ves. he said, "and there la n..t a i ounty that could collect the taxes You don't see w hat it I but v.. par ii on what you wear, and as Jeff. -non aid. It falls with heavy hand upon ,n. th laboring man. Muppose thers would come a political party levying u h taxes It would not live more than one election And yet It Is Jut a bed a the direct taxes Thee rt orbltant burdens go 'o the support of a navy unnm esearlly large, an army out of ail proportions of ths coun try's needs, and lo the maintenance f etra' srsnce that have In them- eeive a iwneful tenuen icy The prlt.- .lple of eitravagsnce. whether It he found In the Individual or the nation, it coupled with Inevitable disaster I remem ber resdlng a atory a faw day ago of a man who mortgaged h' , home for his automobile and whan 'the note fell due his bank called hi loan The bank said thai the spirit extravagance had gained hold upon with such a man No with a nation that I'vee beyond Its Income. It soon become dsngemus and th people of the word will be afraid of Its na tional credit The nation 1 tn that Instance )ut like the Individual." Mr Brrvnt devoted g few minute t. the discussion of the tariff and said that the principle of protection had don much towards the encourage ment of that extravagance A fee concrete examples of Its working, ere died and he dtrued rttat lee ie In conclusion. Particularly did he advocate the domestic poaitfnn la th matter ef raring for the old sol diers, th Insane, the unfortunate el erv description and etd thai th dsr must soon come when there will be none of the declining In Jail and flare of Imprisonment. H told a veer pathetic etory of one of his Pln v'lle neighbors, on of th best la d'e of his acquaintance, who killed herself because of the Inability of her daughter nd husband to gtv a ree!ee watch to her. "I mad an ' mv mind aa I saw her family about th grave n hesrn tn otn tan in"i her thst I fiever w'tld support thai pirtv er man who did not famr the r,,Ht support to ties nfortunate," he said , . ' He spoke with epeeil eloenerwe of lh Confederate soldier and d. rkvred that while he said something of nMleeisI MB)Htr. M te often declared hy the Repjnhltcsn that the pern e-rr rs hsve been evtravaeant In tn, ntste gineewment. that net en of them weatd ndb-ale where th prun ing half thoold b pot to, wrg. Ther t n -nattlig m the Ccmred er ae eoMteeV appeoerlstVvfra. por tl thee aiding th unfnrtneatee of seiy seeristtoei. or yrt to drtcatlon. Th condemnation f th Republicans latck directneea t've Kiw-riht Wfiex fievef nor Kitchin rsme In the crowd, while the Pur hsm It ever wne etwsit. tw. and having rhsrtgnd th reorrn, both tddreeee wer md before th gtwnee wa served. Onvernoe Kitchen wag lwtmdacd by CouafrChalrmaa (CeaUaaed ea rt fear.) 1
The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)
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Sept. 16, 1910, edition 1
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