North Carolina Newspapers

Successor to "The Morganton Star SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. 51.00 THURSDAY, APRIL 21, iS9j. A PLEA FOR SUCCESS. Thoughtful, earnest men say that the condition of affairs in North Carolina is critical in the extreme. Brave men, who are not frightened at shadows or old wives tales, are alarmed at the gravity of the situation. Patriotic men ate looking over the field, trying in all good faith and earn estness to reconcile differences, to allay enmities, to bring men to the front whom all can follow, and to formulate a policy which all can approve. It would be sheerest folly to ig nore the fact that there are views to be met, and elements to be con ciliated, and dangers to be avoid ed in the approaching campaign that never confronted the party before. It would be unwise, in the selection of candidates for the various offices within the gift of the people, to forget that some thins: more than our pcrsonat prcf erences is to be considered and something more than partisan success to be striven for. It must be taken into consideration in every contest for the prize of a nomination, that afterwards the winner must be tried in the hot crucible of a'campaign and weighed in the balances of popular approv al on election day. To secure the commendation of the press, to win in the township primaries, to get the endorsement of county conventions, to overcome oppo nents and obtain a majority of the votes m the State convention these are all important steps, but they are but the preliminaries to the real struggle and are but empty victories if not followed u by a triumph in the battle of the ' ballots. If in the present condition of affairs men'of extreme views are to dictate the policy of the party no matter which extreme they take, a party split and a party de feat will be the inevitable result. The Democratic majority in North Carolina is not large at the best and our successes in the past hav only been attained by united ac tion and earnest, organized effort. A split in the party now not only means defeat in the approach mg campaign, but it means a repetition of the sad story that comes from South Caro lina, of a family divided and warring with itself, and pulling down instead of building up the State. With a divided Democracy our plight woul 1 bo even worse than in South Carolina, for here we are confronted with a party the domi nent element in which put the negro to the front at Rakish last week, not because the white men of that party desired it, lt:t be cause they were forced to do so by the superior members and the aggressive spirit manifested by the colored element. A divided democracy means the sure sue cess of that party which passed by such white men as J. J. Mott and Charles Price and V. P. By num. and T George Walton, and placed the negro Cheatham at the head of its delegation to the Minneapo lis convention, and made John Dancey, another negro, a delegate, while men like E. S. Walton, of Burke, were forced to content themselves with an alternate's place. We do not believe that the differences between our people are great enough to warrant us in turning over the State government to such a party, or to cause any faction, as has been suggested, to co-operate with the party of Cheatham and Dancy in defeating the nominees of the Democracy. In order to avert such a disaster as that which we believe to threaten ihe State we have advo cated the nomination of Mr. Alex ander for Governor, who is, we conceive, under existing condi tions, one of the strongest men with the rank and file of the North Carolina Democracy that could be nominated. We have advocated his nomination because we knew him to be a man of honor, integri ty and ability; possessing to a marked degree the confidence of the agricultural classes and well -worthy of the esteem and support of the business interests of the State. This course we have taken well knowing that Mr. Alexander was not a candidate for the posi tion and that his personal prefer ences would lead him to seek a re nomination to congress instead of a seat in the governor's mansion ; but knowing also that he was too patriotic and self sacrificing to decline to accep. the nomination from the hands of the Democracy if called upon at the May conven tion. We still believe that his nomination would be the best so lut .on of existing difficulties, but we are convinced that Mr. Alexan der is sincere in the desire he has expressed to remain where he is and that the people of his district, especially his Alliance friends, have no notion of dispensing with his services. He has notified his people that he will stand for a re- nomination for congress, and while this docs not remove him from the list of gubernatorial pos sibilities, the opposition of the counties composing his district to his nomination by the State con vention, may prevent his friends from presenting his name at Ral eigh. Should the people of his district present his name to the convention we believe that Mr. Alexander would secure the nomi nation, and we are confident that he would be elected. But if the sixth district Democrats have de termined to return him to con press, it is time for those who have regarded his nomination as the strongest that could be made. to look over the field, and nnd a man who will be acceptable to both Atliance and non Alliance Democrats for no man who is not acceptable to both elements should be nominated This should be the test of fitness, and personal preferences and prejudices should be set aside, and ambitions and desires of preferment subordinated to the best interests of the party and the State. It has been suggested by Alii ancemen, who do not wish one of their order to head the State ticket. but who do want a good repre sentation in Congress, that with Alexander out of the race. Julian S. Carr would proba bly be the strongest man tha; could be nominated; because of his refusal to enter the great tobacco trust when he could have made many thousands of dollars by joining the combination, be cause of his well known independ ence of corporate influences and because of the fact that he has cenerouslv used the wealth amassed in the prosecution of le gitimate business in endowing col leges and building churches and aiding the Soldiers Home, and es tablishing industries; and more over, on account of his well known sympathy with the cause of reform. While Mr. Carr is not a candidate in any sense of the term, and while he has declined many solicitations to have his name put before the convention, he has recently signi fied his willingness to accept nomination if tendered by a united Democracy, and has expressed the opinion that no man can at such a time as this afford to press his claims on the party too strongly or to accept a nomination from any class or faction. There seems to be no reason why he should not be acceptable to both Atliance and non-Alliance Democracts. But it is not now a question of men but of suaea. Let delega tions be sent o Raleigh fresh from the people, well acquainted with popular desires, and in touch and accord with popular sentiment. Let the delegates go to the con vention determined to do what is best for the party and not to push the interests of some favorite can didate. Let the strtst kj be nominated, whether it be Alexan der, or Carr, or Holt, or some oth er man whose name has not yet been mentioned. Above all, let moderation, temperate action and speech, a spirit of concession and the patriotism that will surrender preference for party good, prevail everywhere; and Democratic suc cess, which is so essential to the prosperity of the State, will le as sured. WHY DEMOCRATS SHOULD UNITE. In the last issue of Tut Herald we gave a few reasons why we thought the prosperty of North Carolina depended upon the per petuation of the power of the Democratic party. That article was written before the Republican convention met in Kaleigh. It was written before the Re publicans of the State placed a negro at the head of their delega tion to the National convention, and took half of those delegates. who are to pass upon the selection of a presidential candidate, from the negro race. It was written before the colored element of the Republican party showed its teeth in convention, demanded an equal representa tion with the whites, and got it. Got it by "acclamation too, in the convention of a party some of whose leaders are telling the peo ple of Western North Carolina that they are "tired of the negro. Tired of the negro! God save the mark! It looks like the ne groes were getting tired of baviog the few white men in Republican party gobble most of the offices, and that they are coming in far their full share. It looks like there was some thing prophetic in black Join Williamson's remark in the Louis burg convention that "the u-A-tr are sftitti' a.7 t fines amJ when the gap is uiJe emgh the me groes earn vvr ii." Are the white people indeed splitting all to pieces in the face of such an opposition? Are there men in the Democrat ic party, who have been honored by the people with office, who are determined, tp.rash themselves to front again, "split or no spl itr Are there men in the parly wtw intend to force their pel into the party ptatfixm, "sgdii or no splii Are there newspaper thai have been urging the people la stand by the party and its r'alformt year after year, and who have written line upvn hoc and pre cept upon precept teach.,? that the bolter is a traitor, who are now advising the pcwpJe la Unit If certain contingencies i? Are these thiocs being d when every sane man knows thai a split in the Democracy the sure success of the cr 4 who elected the ncgru Cheatham to head the North Carolina !tcga tion lo Minneapolis lat wccX an i be love ol voce be strong in the breast of any Ntfc Carolina Iemxral thai he is wtl ingtoiUk the destruction of the party for a longer lease of pt Are the difference ?rtvn r people sj wide that It U r - w ble to bring the rank lvther tat one more onslaught oa the L We will not believe these thiols until they are confirmed al the c vention on ihe i5h of Mar. IV til that time we will hope l see the triumph of patrkt.a xt ambition, and reason over rrri s dice and of a spirit of comprt and concession over thai of pro scription and pcrsecntMO, A 0S SrT. When the name of thai sterling Democrat and true and Wn-orrl son of North Caro.'.oo, S It Air, ander, was mentioned in coftr tion with the gubernatorial rKxpi nation, it was forth it rUfcv over the wire by certain eip. per correspondents thai he was In favor of the government r ship of railroads, and ihebattrrk of certain newspaper were lamed on that particular ptaok t the $i. Ixuis platform as if it cntaA4 all the political hercstc and ei bodied all the daecrrows tendrw ciesof the day. Ilatieg started on its mission the siptt that Ale ander was in favor of the meaur. these papers and correp Smis proceeded to picture the r a desolation thai would he brvwrht upon the country by its 4pt. well know ng all the w&Ue that Mr. .eaajer was loo cpj a Democrat and loo loyal a4 Itve headed a citien to favr any no constitution! legislate what ever. I.asi week meat" wa made of the fact thai Mr. Julian. S. Carr would probably make a good gubernatorial can Jtda!f.ad forthwith from the same n-taner comes the startling new thai Cot Polk savs Carr would male a rr! governor, as ihouj-h ih etpre sioa of such an opinio by Col It put Mr. Carr beyond t&c pa!? of possibilities. It is har lly fair w to condemn a man fr t which he has never Risen expres sion, as was done in the cae Captain Alexander, or I try to tlamn a man because one wlW dif fers with him. thinks he Is hef. capable and be the rlan with Mr. Carr. Hal e:gr contemporary ha eoup'ed the name of Mr. Aleiaader wit a scheme lo parcel out te if of the State by what it has pleated to term a "directory, when the editor mutt have known thai Mr .siexanuer was t true a man either lo serve or be served by any such an undemocratic cmaa tion. We must believe thai the injustice done in this instance wa unintentional, but it was an in fusttce nevertheless, and suh serious charge should oi le made against men of character and standing unless supported by incontrovertible proof. Th is no lime for flippant tlig al member of ihe party, or ff sharp practice for partisan ad vantage, but it is a lime toe the exercise of a broad patriotism a4 a careful study of csistiflg condi tions, and a thonghlfnl inking forward lo the future uni&atiow of the party and the continued prosperity of our beloved State. which can be attained only by the cooperation of clement frow seemingly estranged. To cto the breach instead of widening ti. to heal wounds instead of again applying the scalpel, la Induce men to join the Democracy In stead of reading them cut, la oe ganiie and equip our forces In stead of disbanding and cr ipptteg them this seems la us the p4y nicn patriotic Democrats slWwId uncrvieg!y pursue. in claims oi grese oc aroused the sleeping sentrte and saved a great city from an invad' ingarmy. There are gvese enough cockling around and iaidc of the Democratic camp jst now awake all sensible men to a ko. edge of the fact that we are ia the presence of a dangerous enemy, and thai we must choote a leader whom all can and will follow a victory. Let u ni make ihe mis take of thinking thai the CktLl.c - of the geese i the voice f the people, or, worse stilL rive bttt to the geese Instead of marching in solid columns against the t aI foe. the It Netf Ca w eHmo4 of I've 4 lt wot& Ihe 4iiMrga! 4 t t-o ravy, Hi iw l al !Ui Caro lina., T )vt Sm headed piplf iktiw slate 9pl up Uto fct a I . rgt4 i a ivitr pwf.Sval warfare, such a kv taovtj- b e-alStd f tk if' of I contrtt -t le iy whkfc it i.ftlJ tootle turned b!W. MWl made war inpgt f ,,. sMp weTcac ! ii lUf f a. I tk c jusl s-wk; as (Wrl latr hm f 4lvL t I. tt stagna!. t lpf ).$&"! markris te ti pv?ws Km brew cut off. ikr Ik l-oor Saff, la?, t;f mje w tf t st - frftj,, g-i.. Iig. r-e tru tl vl splafe lo tKMwytJir. t end is not t ptWfe 16 to srvafiiow 4"e w ;-.V Iff l&f t sy 1 1.. k,i Ss 4 ta M .jiRrf4. cu 4 lm fti" 5,n Sal !Wy mk .- r Cart.i.s k ir s r. 4 paig l tto". 1 n.4 m e thtr !.. iutm " !( . r W fit?, - .f ' im S ( Ca'o- t r A? UV ft-! S. C - tn, pot! 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