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IT IS MOItKIIKAl.
(Continued from Pae 1.)
r.-oiuijon iriKtructing the dele
- u for .John M. Morehead
St a t - rhairxnan was not intro
i, h.it It: will b supported cc-r-;
. hv 1 of th? 17 delegates.
i. uii- IIiulIi ans for Moreheal.
r; .me t, Aur. 1. The Davie Coun
j;. j-u I, Ik an Convention was hld
Mfjr-kf-villo to-day when the "rock
:,!" Republican county endorsed
K. H. Morris, of Mocksville, for
Senator. Col. John M. More
id, of Spray, was the choice of the
. K-'iten for the State chairmanship
the Republican State Kxecutive
n in it tec. The Republicans of Da-
predirt biz gains this year.
.nlial (iranvill'e Favorite.
The convention of the Granville
County Republicans was held in Ox
ford on July 30th, Dr. G. T. Sykes
pp-.-ddiiiK. and with a full attendance
of delegates. Resolutions were adopt
ed endorsing the administration of
President Taft, the course of Con
prcsHman Morehead the mention of
whose name was repeatedly greeted
with applause. These delegates, of
whom four are known to be in favor
of Morehead for chairman, were
elected without instructions: G. T.
Sykes, C. J. Roberts, R. II. Rogers,
J. T. Cozart, C. P. Hester and J. II.
Gooeh. The selection of cnadidates
for the various county offices was
deferred to a meeting to be called
by the executive committee.
Franklin for Duncan.
The Republicans of Franklin held
their convention on Monday, August
1st, and instructed in favor of E. C.
Duncan for State chairman. This
was not accomplished without con
siderable opposition. The delegates
to the Greensboro convention are W.
H. Yarborough, Jr., J. F. Mitchell,
T. H. Whitaker, S. T. Gufton and T.
J. Jackson. It was decided to post
pone the selection of candidates for
the county offices until August 23rd.
voufcti I am confileoi that it m
l replaced by a mw one.
"With retards and &i 1&ml
"Very truly yot:r.
"JOHN M. MORKHEAD."
"WIIITK" UrrTKIl IlKrwt.TKI.
Nah County I'.rpuMlran Write of
Whit. i.uk letter TIm
-re AM n! Comfort to the firm.
rrt.
Editor Caucasian:
11 lia8 n many a lon day inr
I undertook to writ- a line for pub
Rcition. from lh fa t that while I
try to keep posted on pomicil mat
ters, I am not politician, ais not
seeking any oce, neither asking
nor espertlni; any "political pie
I am a Republican from principle
and greatly desire to see Republican
print fples triumph throughout the
entire State; and I greatly deplore
the attitude of some Uw, who seem
to think the bet way to build up (?)
the party Sg to drive off tho.e re
cruits corning from other parties,
and to "bemud" and misrepresent
some of our strongest men. How we
can ever hope to carry the State by
such methods I can't understand.
It matters not how much we may
differ as to men and measures, all
letters of the "White" and "Lusk"
variety should be repudiated by all
Republicans who desire fair play
and wish to see their party grow.
Mr. Butler is not candidate, as we
understand, his name having been
brought forth by opponents of Mr.
Morehead in order, as they thought,
to weaken his (Mr. Morehead's)
chances for the State chairmanship.
Rut from the way Guilford and other
counties have acted, they will no
doubt see their mistake after it is
too late. Now as to Mr. Morehead,
we've only to say that any man who
can turn a Democratic majority of
over five thousands into a Republican
victory is good enough for us for
1 State Chairman or any other office to
which he may aspire.
Nash County delegates were not
instructed, but they are practically
: solid for Morehead, I am told.
Yes, a few more letters of the
"White" and "Lusk" stripe will
make it unanimous for him.
FAIR PLAY.
Nashville, N. C, Aug. 1, 1910.
fesk fce ts4 robbL II Crta f
Wi4er, t&e m !& cfe$r f lie!
liao-Chi&ete hnk. Is t& tnrt ott
Ge&eriS m feu Uyf. toft
Gl&sterg. !4 that' lie ro!4 ptautf
stiilfy a4 be roaataitiei to lht
Torsbi Is dtfattlt f f :S.00tf tMll I
Mr. Taft at Home.
UeTerly. Mas. JoJy Isaac!
tly after hit arriral bre tbi aftr
noon oss th May5or Mr. Taft tl
a mm)t to W'trrm O. Hr4cc. tb
Repbllean ominee for Gorrsor of
Ohio, ccsgratalatlng him. ti it like
IT that Mr. Taft ! a ttier
endorsinj; Ilardi&x for Gotefsor to
ae in the carapaiKn-
To more eierk wre added to th
staff to-day to catch up with the busi
ness that ha been allowed to accum
ulate during the vacation of the Pre-id-nr.
ert Vtur Vrn fr a Ile-1
Ielnijr.
year . mt,i"&m$ reslr
4 r to itm? fmm ia m &i& tm
eaij Went fe&4 t&lrtv tr&m
ti.e pocket of 0rar TrcaUe ia t
Gras4 Ceftlrml ttatioa f r
JtJy litfc., is f.f! etefe Mr,
Trtatle 14 ttai t 4i-f -o ear t&r
tfce taati to lm ttf fr
o raal! a rrt2j. hmt Stt4$ rcif
I4 tht lietjtoa ka arret4
ht tliaet f!ce 11 4 a&4 fea4 r-efet
st of tt ic year $a s?toa far
Kfaa.4 i rcets y.
Two ltaptt Lynrhrl.
Ron i fay, Fia . July 30. To ne
groes, after confes-sing to the :nur
der of rteissie Morrison, twelve yean
old, were hanged here by an infu
riated mob this afternoon.
The negroes were traced by blood
stain on the ground. It It believed
that the blacks lay in wait for the
girl, assaulted and then murdered
he.
While on their way to jail with
the prisoners, the officers were over
powdered by a mob. The negroes
were taken away and strung up on
a tree and their bodies riddled with
shot.
an for saafoc.
mfatKOD4, V . Au r ror&er
Governor cta4e A. Stiswa, f
Chtathaco. II occupy the seat la
f rtJlt4 Stale .oate -ram
by the death recently of Senator
John W !aalel. GoTrtor Mann to
day :gr,-i the formal roisiIt!e-n
appolriting- Mr. S$Bwn for tne u
expired term, which -will end oa
March 3rd. next.
THE MAIUUAGE ANNULLED.
FORSYTH REPUBLICANS.
Seven-Eights of Delegation for More
head for State Chairman.
Winston-Salem, N. C, July 30.
The Republican County Convention
here to-day named delegates to the
State Congressional and Judicial
conventions, and nominated county
and legislative tickets as follows:
For State Senate, Judge H. R. Star
back; for House, Ed. M. Linville and
H. P. Stimpson; for Sheriff, D. A.
Jones; for Clerk of Court, Sam F.
Vance; for Register of Deeds, Henry
W. Masten; re-nominated for Treas
urer, P. W. Crutchfield; for Sur
veyor, F. O. Jones; for Coroner, Dr.
W. C. Linville; for Commissioners,
J. A. Vance, V. O. Robinson, and J.
E. Douthit. It is claimed that seven-eighths
of the delegates to the
Congressional and State Conventions
favor the re-nomination of Congress
man John M. Morehead, and his elec
tion as State Chairman. This is
taken to mean that the name of Maj.
J. E. Alexander, of this city, who
had announced his candidacy for
State Chairmanship, will not be pre
sented to the convention.
The Wife Did Not Like Prevailing
! Marriage Customs.
i New York, July 2 8. The Supreme
; Court to-day annulled the marriage
of Albert Gerow and his wife, Elea
i nor, two prominent Wellesley grad
; uates.
I The first day they were married
j the wife informed her husband that
: theirs was to be only a plantonic re
! lationship. They separated several
j times and finally she left him for
' good and wrote him that she could
; never be made to believe that the
prevailing "marriage customs were
commendable.
NAILING A LIE.
jThe Ileupblican State Chairmanship.
j Bessemer City Messenger.
At the Greensboro Convention, the
! 10th of next month, will be decided
! the fate of the Republican party in
the election of a State chairman. If
; Duncan or Adams, or any man who
j advocates a Duncan or Adam collar
! is elected, then the loyal Republicans,
! the masses, might as well "hang up
! the fiddle and the bow." If Morehead
I or any other progressive and loyal
j Republican is elected, then the
I masses will crawl out from under the
i weeds and bustle up to the enemy
i with confidence and victory. We want
! a chairman who will not throw ob
. stacles in the way of rising and pro
I gressive Republicans. Wre say this in
i all sincerity, without malice, vindic
j tiveness or any other motive than to
see our glorious old "party rise in her
might in North Carolina and come
into her own. Let every delegate in
the State who wants this State of
affairs brought about go to work.
(Continued from Page 1.)
Democrats appointed, and we only
failed In the matter of Judgeship,
because the organization absolutely
refused to endorse any Republican
whom they did not think it could
control body and soul. During this
very severe contest, I made a remark
that in the appointment of a Judge,
I would even prefer to see the Presi
dent go outside of the State than
outside of the Republican party, and
you may rest assured that I got the
usual roasting from all Democratic
slanderers. Only a day or two ago
I saw where a Republican malicious
ly misquoted this remark and at
tempted to make me say that I want
ed some one out of the State to be
appointed. I could have expected
such false quoting from Democratic
sources, and I suppose must learn
that it will come from pie-counter
sources in our own ranks.
"I shall be a candidate for the
Chairmanship and shall bend every
effort toward the building up of a
strong, militant, successful party. To
do this recruits must be invited and
fairly treated, but at all times I fa
vor the appointment to office of those
who have served faithfully and a
preference should be given to those
that have served best. I am not go
ing into any unseemly scramble, be
cause I have absolute faith that the
People will finally come into their
own and take charge of the only
Party which thoroughly represents
the people. I am glad to have the
Attack on Gompers.
Denver, Colo., July 29. President
Moyer, of the Western Federation of
Miners, who was called an undesira
ble citizen by Theodore Roosevelt
when he was one of the chief figures
in the Couer d'Alene troubles, yester
day made a bitter attack on Samuel
Gompers, President of the American
Federation of Labor, declaring his
retirement would be a blessing to the
working classes. Other members of
the Miners' Federation have also at
tacked Gompers.
"Neither Gompers nor the Amer
ican Federation of Labor can turn us
from the policy to which we are
pledged, industrial union and con
certed action in politics," said Moyer.
"We can help change the policy of
the Federation if it is wrong, after
we have affiliated with it Gompers
ought to be retired on a pension
WIDER ROUNDED UP BY POLICE.
Absconding Cashier Picked Up in a
Restaurant He Who Stole $500,
000.00. New York, July 29. A frail little
man with grey cheeks and hollow
eyes in whose manner and presence
there was nothing to suggest that
single-handed he had cooly lifted
$500,000 in bonds and stocks from
the strong box in a bank, was arrest
ed to-day in a down-town restaurant,
not five minutes walk from the
Guthrie Will Remain Oklahoma'
Capital.
Guthrie Oklahoma, July 2S. The
State Supreme Court denied to-day
the writ of prohibition asked by the
Governor to enjoin Judge Huston in
the District Court from enforcing the
injunction issued by him to restrain
the removal of State offices and rec
ords from Guthrie to Oklahoma City.
All State officers with the exception
of the Governor, over whom the
court has no jurisdiction, are requir
ed to remain in Guthrie pending a
final determination of the case in the
court.
Aii mu y That lliatttois i !ttau
-Nw York, July 2t. Four alien
tuts are alleged to hate made rejrt
fo day to the family of Porter Charl
ton, who is charged with murdering
his w if and throwing her body in
Lak Como. Italy, and w hon extra
dition to Italy In causing much jhc
ulatiun, In which they say that Chari
ton Is insane.
t'limh on ILtnd Wagon.
Durham Herald.
It begins to look as if the only way
the leaders can prevent Mr. More
head from drowning them is to come
Into his camp.
No man can boss a party unless it
is willing to be bossed, no matter
what may be said about It. Durham
Herald.
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