TUK CAUCASIAN.
July 19, 1900
WHO SHOULD HAVE TIIE BENEFIT
OF THE DOUHTI
During t-e trial of the Democrat
lc registrar at Wlost n, Judge John
Gray Bynara, who was for many
jwari a Democratic Judes of the
Ho parlor court of th Htate, in his
argument, Bald: "I im going to
vot for your constitutional amend
ment. I do not know whether It Is
con-tltutlonal or not. The benefit
of tbedoubt that is In my mind Is
to . glvt-n to my party." What a
t nlM conf. f6lon for any man to
mk mcchkss a lawyer and an
ox Judg". What! VUllJudge By
num k'v th hen fit of tho doubi
to hi parly before he will rive it
to i ho Constitution of the United
H at s and his oath to support it.
W muni btlieve that Judge By
nam diil not measure his words
From his own confusion It is evi
di nt that he is In doubt, and bl p
In doubt, it Is his sworn duty, s ht
musr upn rfleclon, toglt-eti
thn Constitution and to his oath t
support the Constitution, the bene
fit f all doubt, Instead of eivlng I
to bli party. And Us ides thin
should not J uge Bynuin and ev
fry other vot r who ran nadaiu)
write, and who would not there
fore b personally affected by th
amendment If It la unconstltutlon
al, have tho patriotism andth
HnK of Jus ice to give to the ililt
nrat white voter of North Carolina
th benefit i.f all doubt, lnntad oi
to his party? If Judge BynumV
conscience will not bring him to
do thla, then surely every illiterate
white ioter In North Carolina musi
give himself the benefit of th
doubt In self protection, for If It Ih
unconstitutional, these illiterate
white voters, If the vo e for It, will
be voting to disfranchise themselves.
WHAT MAY OCCUR OH THE DAY OF ELECTION.
Mr. Aycock (Governor Ay cock
no-called) Is reported as having ald
In his speech at Fallxbury that
'any man who says that this
amendment is unconstitutional is
a liar." Is It possible that a man
who makes any pretense of being
fit to bo Oorernor of the great
Htate of North Carolina should
become so rattled and desperate
when a great constitutional ques
tion Is being discussed before the
voters of the Htate, as to use such
language before his audience? In
Mr. Aycock's audience there were
several hundred of as patriotic and
Intelligent clMzens as there are In
the Htate, who sincerely believe
that the amendment is unconsti
tutlcnal. Besides, over two-thirds
of his Democratic audience would
believe the same thing If Mr.
Aycock had tho courage to meet his
opposing candidate for Governor
la Joint debate and permit the
people of all parties to hear both
sides discussed fare to face. The
same causes that forced Mr. Aycock
and Mr. Simmons from a j int dis
cufsion. have forced Mr. Aycock in
nis aesperation to stoop to sucn a
plane. Further comment Is un
necessary.
Pesilrt Party Sjatej.
rroimTt or so, aiasr tsacst
or tbxas.
Hon. Harry Trseej, of Texas, cm of
tht finest campaigners in tb United
State, sod the man who organised tht
Farmers Alliance io North Carolina,
come all the way from Text to Join
Iin tve 11 tht for human liberty in North
Carolina. EewM address the prop)
on the questions of the day at the fol
lowing places oo the dates samed :
PitUboro, Chatham county. Mndaj.
Julj 3 t, with lr. Cyrus Tbompsoa.
Re dTi)le. Rockicghameountj, Tues
day. July 34th.
8Hbary. Rowan eooaty. Wednes
day. Jul j 1ft.
Harmony. Iredell county. Thorsdty,
July J
Sutwille, Iredell oosoty, Friday,
Juiy 27.
Examine tills marl
DEMOCRATIC JUDGE OF ELECTION TO NEGRO JUDGE OF ELECTION:
and see If ho has a right to vote.
Zl NEGRO JUDGE OF ELECTION appointed by Democrats TO DEMOCRATIC JUDGE OF ELEC
TION Boss, yon go ahead and do it; I don't like to enterfere with white folks business, but whatever
you gentermens do will be all right with me.
NEGRO JUDGES
OF ELECTION
clnct; J. W. Taylor, Democratic ne
gro, Fort Barnwell precinct; J. W.
Jones, at Dover ; Emanuel Bell, at
Batchelor.
A WORD TO rOPTTLISTS.
We want to say to Populists ev
erywhere, in town and country,
that It Is very important that you
go to the polls very early on tho
day of flection and vote the first
thing, and then if possible, remain
all day, or until all our boys have
voted, and then leave some trust
worthy persons to see that the
votes are counted as cast and the
returns properly made out and
signed. Now do this. More de
pends npon It than you may sup
pose. Be determined, but sober and
quiet If any one Is to act the fool
let it be the Democrats
"ALL COONS LOOK ALIKE."
Di yon Bee "our Isaac' the Dem
ocratic n'gro member from Craven
county, iu the cartoon on our first
pagtt
Do you see bis white ally, Frank
D. Winoton, tbe man who considered
"it a great pleasure to ride the dis
triet with tbe negro Congressman
George H. White.
Do you s e Frank D. Winston wbo
said tbe members of tbe present leg
islature should "sink their conscien
ces to vote for the proposed amend
ment."
"All coons look alike." If you d
not believe it look at theui in th
eartonn.
(Continued from Flr6t page.)
denceof the disgusting hypocrisy
and disreputable policy of the organ
ization which brought about the ap
pointments of these negro Judges,
under existing conditions.
It is a fact that in some parts of
the State members of this Democrat
ic organization, who really believe
in consistency and honesty, cannot
bring themselves to believo that this
outrage h&b been committed by their
organization, and letters have been
received at the People's Party Head
quarters asking if In the name of
honesty and consistency, and of de
cency, such was the fact.
There need be no further manipu
lation of words concerning this mat
ter. B dow are given the names of
a number of these negro poll- holders
in various counties, and the lists
from some'rounties have not been
received.
It is declared that in Hertford
county a negro judge of election has
been appointed for every precinct.
In Nash county a number or ne
gro judges ot election has been ap
pointed by the county Democratic
Election Board, and. the came of
one of them Is George Merrlott, of
Rocky Mount, N. C , who has been
appointed a iudge of election for
Stoney Creek precinct. Negrojudg-
es are aUo appointed In that coun
ty for Ferrell precinct, Cooper's pre
cinct, and for other precincts from
which no offlciil report has been
made. These negroes are known to
have voted the Democratic ticket
for some years, an.l yet they are ap
pointed to represent the Populists
of thA pree ncts in which they will
preside as Judges.
In Durham county, a negro has
been appointed as judge of election
at Stayville, named Sam Scales.
In Craven county negro judges
of election have been appointed to
hold the polls in precincts In which
a majority of the voters are white.
The names of some of these ne-
A number of negroes have been
appointed Judges of election in
Jones county. The names of some
of them are: James Black, Mays
vllle, N. C, who is about eighty
years old, and who is too infirm
and decrepit to perform the duties
of his responsible office ; John Mayo
Pollocksville precinct; Albert Wat
son, Plney Grove precinct, Olivers
postofflce ; Fagus Green, Bonus, N.
C.
In Greene county out of eleven
Judges of election, to which the Peo
ple's Party were entitled, and for
which good responsible white men
were recommended, the Democratic
County Board of Elections appoint
ed seven negro Judges. Their names
are: Sidney A. Busbee, Andrew
Dixon, Travis Dixon, General Moye, j
Jack Holmes, Frank Joyner, James
Wade.
In Wilson county negro judges
of election have been appointed,
and in the town of Wilson there
are two whose names are: Jeremiah
Scarborough and Geo. Towe.
In Pitt county the "white su
premacy" "negro yelling" election
board has managed to out Herod
Herod. Out of fourteen judges of
ejection, which the People's Party
were entitled to, and for which po
sitions the representative people of
the county recommended white
men of intelligence, capacity and
high character, the Democratic
County Election Board appointed
nine negroes ; their names are: W.
Arnold Spain, Hill, N. C. ; J. J.
Chance, Stokes, N. C. ; W. S. Davis,
Grimesland, N. C, James Mobley,
Ayden, N. C; Oscar Johnson, Falk
land, N. C. ; H.G. Moye, Farmville,
N. C; S. P. Humphrey, Greenville.
N. C; Dorsey Cox, Greenville, N.
C. ; J. B. Clark, Pactolus, N. C.
There are still more emphatic
glaring illustrations of flagrant in
consistency of this Democratic
white supremacy negro howling
organization, and among them is
the case of Granville county, in
which, under even the existing
fraudulent election law, the Peo-
judges of election, of these seven
teen judges, the Democratic Coun
ty Eeltction Board appointed four
teen negroes, their names and post
offices are as follows:
James C. Adkins. Wilton, N. C;
John S. Mitchell, Creedmoore, N.
C; Jordan Bullock, Wilklns, N. C. ;
Wm. Handing, Stem, N. C. ; Robt.
Burwell, Culbreth, N. C. ; Daniel
Smith, Berea, N. C; Mark Smith,
Buchanan, N. C. ; James Morrow,
Bullock, N.C.;S.L. Daniel Stovall,
N. C. ; Chas. H. Taylor, Oxford, N.
C. ; Wm. Alston, Oxford, N. C. ; Wil
lis Moss, Oxford, N. C. ; Lanier Har
ris, Oxford, N. C; Wallace Taylor,
IClay.tf.C.
We can give further illustrations,
but certainly what is above presen
ted should be sufficient to remove
every vest'ge of doubt in the mind
of any voter in North Carolina as
OraavtU SMatr.TWre-
ity.Jsijsa. -
crtag, m sorsewcaty, Friday, J a-
If ffiL
sty, &4tsr-
J.
BssWL CUts las d
y. Jsl Mth.
Boilisg Spnuo, CUvtiaad
MosdsT. Jsly Xfc.
Lasrsdsls. CUvslaad cos at y. Tst
dsy.Jaly SlsC
Liaeolatoa, Liola ooasty, Wete-ee-day,
A eg. 1.
srrotsTHBrrs or os. satics est.
Wins on, Forsyth county, Wednssj,
July S3.
Morkftille, Davie comfy, Thursday.
July z
Newport, CarVret coonty, Maturity.
July 2ib. st It ss.
Morrb 4 t(r. srtrrrt oouotr, st
urdsy, July luh st 8 30 p m.
ArroisTM xxts or
AID CAW. B.
SBSATOE BUT LIB
B. DAVIS.
Whitevills, Columbus oennty, Mon-
oty, July lira.
South port, Brunswick county, Tuss
dty, July tUh.
E. M. Johnston's Grovs, near WiMard,
renor county, weanesasy jaiy n.
Warsaw, Duplin eounty, Thursday,
juiy ia.
Mt. Olive, Wayne county, Friday, Ju
ly 27:h.
Pikeville, Wayns county, Saturday,
juiy zstn.
Duqt:, Harnett county, Wednesday.
Augu-t 1.
APPOINTMENTS OF CAP. B, B. DAVIS,
Capt. K. B. Davis, tbe eloquent and '
forcible speaker of tbe Pople Party,
win saaress tne neopie on the ques
tions or tne day at the following pu
ces on the dates namrd.
Voting Place, in Btiley's township,
Xh county, on Monday. July 30. n.
Smitbfield, Jobntton County, on Toes-
day, July 31st, (witn Hon. Marion But
ler.) APPOINTHXNTS OF BOM. JM0. X. FOWLBB
Hon. John E Fowier will address tbe
people on tbe questions of tbe day at
tbe following places on dates named.
Trenton.'Jones county, Monday, July
23.
Kinston, Lenoir county, Tuesday,
July 24.
bnowr Hill, Greene eounty, Wed
nesday, July 25th.
Bear Grove, Martin oounty, Thurs
day, July 26.
Washington, Beaufort county, Fri
day. July 27-
Aurora, Beaufort county, Saturday.
July 28.
APPOINTMIHT8 Of DI J B FBBSOIf.
Sanford, W oore county, on Saturd y,
July 2l3t. with Hon John E Fowler.
Holt's Cotton Factory, Cumberland
count?, on Monday July 30th at 8:30
p. m.
Bennett's Mill, in 71st township.
Cumberland county, on Tuesday, July
31t,at 11 o'clock, a. m.
Hope Mills, Cumb rhnd county, on
Tuesday, July 31st at 8 :30 p. m.
APPOINTMENTS OF HON. CYBCS THOMP
SON. Hon. Cyrus Thompson, reople's Par-
; - Xil .1 .1
to existing facts, and further it is ; ' i t" .:
surely enough to show that the on-1 at the following places on tbe dates
ly inspiration of the negro yelling named:
white supremacy organization, to dttJ3'dhatham CUnty'
sound tneir slogan ot JNlUUttKI Fayetteville, Cumberland oounty, on
from one end of the state to the baturdav. July 2tn.
nhoria thairKniiaf o.on "son, Wilson county, on Monday,
. July 30th
viction that the people of the State I Linton. Sampson county, on Tues-
are either fools or idiots, and as day, Ju y 31st.
such are only fit to be played on
AProiBTMSITTS OF BOB. SI IIV
BOOBBB.
Hoa.J M Mswbooros. rODls's Parts
Moon-sTille. Iredell count t. Saturdat. Is .AW n .VI ULIi . 1 . J.
Juty 8. - i Questions of ths ds st thm fnllAvln
Morrtnton. Barks ooaoty. Moodar. Lum ik. a.i .
Ji Oft W mw- w iiimw .
-w.n, CsUwba eoantT. Tuesday. s.i .t i mw '
July tl. I Ik... Waka rniitlt Tui J.I.
Concord. Cabarrus oonntr. Wednes- um maviw. JL '
day, AutUtt 1st. Vtf Qill. Wsk Maul. WIri.
July 35 to, at 19 o'clock a. as. '
Holly 8pr(oars. Wska oouatr. Tbars-
dsy, July t9tb at 10 o'clock a. .
Raleicb. P. M. Steward's Store. Fsy.
ette? ills street, Tbursdsy, July leth at
nignt.
Kalelsrh. J.R. Uocbureb's Store. Kast
Harcett street, Friday. July S?ih. al
nitbt.
Ralelrh. Pilot Cotton Mills. Satur
day, July, 13 h atnlrbt.
Garner. Wake oouutr. Moadav.July
80th, at 1 o:eiock p. m.
Kaieiffh. Kills' Store, on UilUboro
road, Monday, July SOtb, at 0 p. m
omitcnrld. Joboston count t.oo Tues
day, July 31st.
APPOIBTMBBTS OF CAPT. A. S. PBAOB
Capt. A. 8. Peace, nominee of tbe
People's Party fur Corporation Com
missioner, still add re-s the people at
tbe following: places on tbe dates
named :
Plymouth. Wasblrrton county. Tues
dsy.Ju'y.ls.
Kdenton. Cbowan counts. Wednes
day, July SS.
Hertford. Perquimans eounty. Tburs
dsy, July 2.
Ehtabeth C ty. Parouotank eountr.
Friday. July 27.
Camden. Camden oounty. SatordaT.
July 28
Oatessille. Gates county. Monday.
July 30.
Winton. Hertford eounty. Tuesday.
July 81.
Kosemead. Bertie eounty. Wednes
day, Aug. 1st.
Igro poll holders are: Samuel Willis,
Democratic neero, Vanceboro pre- pie's Party is entitled to seventeen
for all that can be gotten out of
tbem in the way of their support
of th:s nigger howling horde for
the various official positions in the
State.
It should be emphatically recor
ded in the mind of every citizen
that these negro judges of election
constitute part of a jury who sits
In judgment on the liberties and
rights of the white voters in every
county in which they are appoint
ed. They are to determine as to
whether or not the ballot cast by
white voters is legally cast, and de
cide as to whether or not it shall be
counted. They are judges of the
exercise of the highest privilege
and right known to the American
citizenship, and their appointment
as judges enable them to "domi
nate" and dictate the action of white
voters, and to pass judgment on
their fitness and qualification as
electors and free citizens.
Kenansvice, ruplin county, on Wed
nesday, August 1st.
APPOINTMENTS OF HON A C SHUFOBD.
Hon A C Sbuford will address the
people on the questions of the day at
tbe following places on dates named.
Cleveland, Rowsn county, Mond.y,
July 23d. at 12 m.
Mill Bridge. Rowan county, Monday
July 23d. at 8 'JO D m.
Eiuetivilie, Rowan county, Tuesday,
July 24. at 12 m.
China Grove. Rowan county, Tuesday
July 21. at 8:30 n m.
Faitb, Kowan oounty, Wednesday
July 25th, at 12 m.
APPOINTMENTS OF HOB. H. F. 8BAWBLU
Pspalfst SpMklag.
The candidates of tbe People's Party
for tbe General Assembly and oounty
candidates will address tbe people at
tbe following places and dates:
Adams Store, Friday. July 20. at 9
o'clock a. m.
Morrisyille, Friday. July 20. at 8
o'clock p. m.
Cary, Saturday, July 21, t 8 o'clock
p m.
Franklin, Monday. July 23. at 11
o'clock, a. m.
Apex, Tuesday, July 21, 9 o clock
rn.
Hilliard's Store, Tuesday, July 24. at
8 o'clock p. m.
New Hill, Wednesday, July 25, at 9
o'clock a m.
Eno, Wednesday July 25, at 8 o'clock
p. no.
Holly springs, Thursday, July 29, at
9 o'clock a. m.
Smith's, Friday, July 27, 9 o'clock
a. m.
Myatt's Mills, Friday, 27, 8 o'clock
p. m.
Township House, Saturday, July 28,
9 o'clock a. m.
Auburn, Monday, July, 30, 9 o'clock
a. m.
Garner, Monday, July 30, 8 o'clock
p. ro.
Wiidera Grove, Tuesday, July 31 at
v o'clock.
Harris' Store, luesday. July 81. at 8
o'clock p. m.
Every person, regardless of past pol
itical affiliations, are earnestly and
cordially invited to be present and
bear these speakers discuss tbe vital
questions freedom and liberty 1
Hill K. Kino,
Ch'mo Ex. Com. P. P- Wake Co.
Public School Books!
a
The Public Schools are now opening oier
the State, and will need supplies. These
school books and supplies can be had at
discount to teachers and dealers from
ALFRED WILLIAAS & CO.,
IR A TiTTlIGKBI, 3ST. C.
WONDERFUL
SUMMER
BARGAINS
Dobbin & Fcrrall.
At Tucker's Store.
IU & I2S PiyctteUlle St.
Kaciait. .V C
IN FINE DRY GOODS
Msay lines we are eloisr oat at rlly half rnr
ALL THE HEADY MADE-MAN TAYmitKD LADllv bt'IThXAT
HALF PU1CIX
All the FOREIGN NOVELTIES IS COTTON. OROAXDIEH. LA WN8.
DIMITIES and other cool and dainty fabrics at half pri.
ALL THE ODD PRICES AND SHORT LENGTHS uP CARPETU AN I
MATTINGS at half pno
All the Small Wares belonging to this summer limits N-tr. Pass
Ac., at at half prirw
If possible to do so come and personally make your porebasw, tf yoa ee,t
come write ns for samples or diseriptioos. V will grm via tbe vary twet
attention in the most polite way.
DOMUN A KKKRAL.
Hot Campaign
DURINO-
HOT WEATHER
will be mire sgixable tn one of tb
KEROE SUITS at
oooJJI
FtrawlHatslOeto II.
Underwear 60c" a suit.
WHITING BROS.'
This firm makes a specialty of Hot Watbr
Wearables and soils tbem cheap.!
Soft bosom shirts 43c. Tie and 11
Bojs suits 11.11125, 11.50 and;ri.00.
8boes 50c. 75c, $1. 1125 and 11.50.
'. Anticephalalgine
T
HE
YARBOROUGH
HOUSE,
Hon. H P Seawell. People's Party
nominee for Attorney General, will
address the Deonle on tne Questions oi
ibe day at tbe following places on the
dates named :
Henderson. Vance county, on Mon-
dsv. Juli 23.
Durham, Durham county, on Monday
July 23. at 8:30 o m.
I " " . WW
Roxhoro, rerson oounty, on laesaay,
July 34.
Hiilsboro. Orange county, on vvea-
nesday, July 25th.
The Original HEADACHE
and NEURALGIA CURE.
SAFEST - AND - BEST -
25 and 50 cents a bottle
For Sale by all Druggists.
R A
N. C
CREAT DAY AT CLINTON.
The Charlotte Observer said yester
day that "the amendment was kot a
party question " The Observer sure'y
has not read the State platform of the
Democratic party It has not read
Mr. Simmons' letter to Butler. Tie
Editor of the Ob-erver sho1 Id read up
and perhaps if- would be f- r Bryan and
find out that the I'emorratic party ha9
no other "party is ue," except the
amendment.
The Fpworth T.eavue r onfrence at
Atlanta U the first oc aeion in whi h
tbe youncr reople f Southern Method
ism have had a meeting a 1 their own
Take the aboard tir Line Kail way.
PUBLIC SPEAKINC.
Messrs. W. R Dixon and Gabriel U
FUrdison, candidates for the fenate in
the Mh Senatorial l strict, will ad
dress the people at the following times
and pjat-es:
Saturday. July 21st. at Newport, 12
o'clock.
ssturdav. July 21st. llarlowe, st
nirfht
Monday, July 23rd, at Bcgue, 12
o'clock.
Monday, July 23rd, at Oak Grove, at
nijrht.
Kveryone is invited to come out and
hear these defenders of human liberty.
2,000 Fire in Raleigh Wednes
day Night.
The cotton gin on the Fayetteville
road, near Rocky Branch, just
South of Raleigh was turned Wed
need s y night. The gin and the
the storage warehouse was burned
to.tbe ground, with all contents,
for the fourth time.
. The loss is estimated at $2,000. g
Kelly and Lloyd Speak to 2,000 People
Sampson in Good Shape.
To-day was a great day for the
People's Party of Sampson county.
Congressman J. E. Kelly, of South
Dakota, and Capt. J. B. Lloyd, ot
Tarboro, were the speakers, and ful
ly two thousand people from all
sections of this county, and many
from adjoining counties, were assem
bled to hear them.
Senator Butler was expected, but
pressing duties at headquarters pre- j
vented his coming. Capt. Lloyd
ppoke flrnt, and was introduced by ,
Hon. J. E. Fowler. Tne captain
. . i l!it
was m his usual gooa ronuiuon,
portly and handsome, and notwith
standing he has a 6trong likeness to
Governor Roosevelt, of Isew York,
yet our people like Capt. Lloyd, and
the magnificent speech whicn ne
made here to-day. lie was contin
uously applauded throughout his en
tire speech of more than one hour
and a half. lie attacked the consti
tutional amendment and its advo
cates with gloves off, and showed to
the satisfaction of his vast audience
that the scheme, though aimed at
the negro, would result in the dis
franchisement of a large body of the
best white citizens in the county.
After the conclusion of his speech
II. J. Faison, Esq., introduced Con
gressman Kelly.
Our people had not seen or heard
Mr. Kelly before, ana anxiously
awaited his appearance upon the
otonrl. He has a eood head and a
Btrone. honest face, and proved him
self to be a power as a campaigner
n1 dfthator. He forcibly showed
how the patriots of Boston in 1775,
at the Boston Tea Party began the
struggle for American Independence
and were joined by the patriots of
Xorth and South Carolina, and that
now when manhood suffrage in
North Carolina was threatened by a
monstrous device in the form of a
constitutional amendment to our
State constitution, that the cause of
North Carolina was the cause of
South Dakota.
Mr. Kelly spoke for nearly two
hours. He declared the 5th section
of our proposed amendment uncon
stitutional and would disfranchise
all illiterate white voters in the
State. He regarded it the most
j monstrous proposition ever submit- .
! ted to any free people. His speech i
was powerful and convincing, and
did great good. It is to be hoped
that he can visit every county in
Eastern North Carolina, and if he
does, we predict that wherever f he
is heard that the amendment is
doomed.
More than a dozen Democrats de
clared openly, after to-day's speech
es, that they would not support the
amendment; and there are more
than two hundred and fifty Demo
crats in the county of Sampson who
have already declared themselves
against it.
Sampson will defeat the amend
ment by a majority of not less than
two thousand, with a fair election
The white men of this county are
more than two to one against the
amendment, and that means that
the election is going to be fair. If
the rest of the State was like the
grand old county of Sampson, the
amendment would be defeated by as
big a majority as it was by the last
Legislature of Georgia, who voted it
down by a vote of 137 to 3. .
Correspondent.
AYCOCK AT HILLSBORO.
Kot 12,000 Present Only 2,000, OTer
Half Ladies One Lady in the Horse
back Procession.
Special to Caucasian.
Hillsboro, N. C, Julv 16th. It
was reported that iwelve thousand
people were to be here to hear Mr.
Aycock. There were only two thou
sand, and over half of them were
women and children. The horse
back parade was a thin thing. In
stead of two hundred, there was but
one lady In it. They had two brass
bands.
Mr Aycock said : "The sweetest
thing on earth not excepting the
firs kiss was office." He then said.
"You see, our election Board and
and registrars were appointed to
keep tbe Republicans from cheat-
ng U3. Do you see?" Winked and
then thundered, ul am GOISG to be
GOVERNOR "
There wer at least fifty Demo
crats who said, after they heard hi?
speech, they wou'd not vote f. r the
amnidment, because he did not cite
a single authority to prove that it
was constitutional.
We told R. . Russell, candidate,
for the House of Representatives
from Durham, that we would vote
for him and the amendment if he
would show any authority by
which it would not disfranchise
white men His reply deli v red
with great earnestness and force
Was "WHO WOULD MIND DISFRAN
CHISING A THOU8AND OR MORS
WHITE BOYS IN ORDER TO GET RID
OF EIDHT THOUSAND NIGROIS fw
You can depend npon it that Or
ange county will defeat the dis
franchising amendment.
R. C. Hill.
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