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Th Mgrmng Post Vol.V. RALEIGH, N. C, FRIDAY, APRIL-13, 1900. - No. 116 ALL LIRE THE TICKET t - ' : people, of Noi-th Carolina are conserya tivc, fair-minded and honest. They will not endorse, such intemperate-language 1 - j any more than they -will endorse ballot- ! i ' box stuffiing and red-shirtisin. The pro- Hiir nplpPatlOn ill Washing- Fsea constitutional amendment and ULI I UCiegailUII III "1MII& election law will be discussed on every i PlmrvTonrr If Uocirtil tump And whe nit is there wJTl be ton Commend-it nartny. no doubt about; the result 3 ' 1 Congressman Linney "Aycock .' will I I . co-operate with (Simmons to disfranchise uinll PRAIQF FOR AYrOHK the Repuolican party In North Carolina. Hibn rnAIOL rUniUUUiVj can onlv be aone by manipulating ' ' . the colored vote in the east, as the (great mass of white people ih . the west rurner, Grimes, Lacy and Dixon. All i will maintain their rights. Both Ay- nen of Ability and irreproachable: and Emmons go on the principle , J that there are no white Republicans and ' haracter Bntler and Ldnney Geta,jbota have worked thWvelves .up to distorted View from Their Stand point and Say Spiteful Thing Agri cultural Product of North Carolina. such a degree of fury,; in their hellish intentions and purposed that, if they themselves are not consumed by their own fury, the peace of the State will be." Congressman Crawford is quite .un- ' - . yesterday to vote aaainst - the, Porto Was'hington, " April ,12. Special. . Riean bill, but uid not appear in the Losing from the galleries, of the House today. ' ,i . . - n T,.T,-a' Senator Pritchard has introduced a ll.Hiso this morning one would ..ha a - . - ' Tii -mglit -that a section of the State con- bMr( pay T'hilip'IcDonald $G73 for vVn'ri 'ii had been transplanted there. ! rent of a store house-to the light house' .ti,nr Mi' l nomas sear, wuere se- -vv, ....... .. ..... j..o.Vi. ... HAIL TO THE CHIEF Goldsboro Gives Aycock a Welcome Home. AN-ALL NIGHT SESSION'-- Democratic Convention Ad- , journed at 9.10 A. M. RIGHT ROYALLY RECEIVED THE. PLATFORM ADOPTED Jlet at the Depot by Civic and military 1 rtleasrs. TtteXelll and Itogera Nominated Organizations and Escorted In Tri umph to the Place of Reception Th.e AThole Town Unites In" an Ova-1 tion to One of North Carolina's Grandest Sons. Corporation Co mralsiloners-A Strong Ticket and a Winning OneNoml- nated by the State Convention A Continuous Eighteen Hour Session The Platform. of the North. Carolina members sit. Coswell at $12 per monfh. iM'il OL lilt. LJ.I UiUUHlia uiliuuii J .t.v, . .. T . , , 1 . : . i x , wl-rmany. members of the delegation 'at,)rs peit grew of South Dakota and aud .allwearing Aycock buttons in the Allen of iXebraska will leave here next .nil of their coats. Mr. Small and Tuesday for Raleigh to attend the Peo--'. .. , . , pie's Party corrventiou, which will be Mr. Kite-Inn, had brought them from Both nitors wiU th" State anil the buttons were in eYi-.dress the convention. dence all about the Federal capitol to-1 CapolIna Agricultural Product. any. Much interest was evidenced all; Thp &ecretarv of Asriculture haH snlj. t;lay," as the entire personnel of the mjtted.to Congress a statement of tne ticket, which was not known here un- production, consumption and exporta til late. There; was some individual tion of raw .cotton, etc.. for a series of .1 . . . . ' . i (. ; vears. For North Carolina it snows: disappointment as to nominees, but it , Pwduction of wtton. years 1800-M. was generally recognized that no State 4J:o.(MM) bales; i&i-92. 415.000 "bales: ticket in; recent years hts been more 8512-93. .00,000 bales; 185)3-5)4, 420.01X) free from Congressional influence than bales; 1894-:.,., 479,441 bales; 1895-90, . i..- . , .,- . . , A. 397,752 bales; 185X1-5)7, 521,795 bales; tins. To put it an few he tt ' came from the people. Among the ex- ' . iivssions ot opinion on the ticket ob-, ,e!?" .. - , 1C(W l" . L - . I'lvwlntirtn rtf rnre.-ilsr 1S5MJ. corn. r 1 Goldsboro, N. C., April 12. Special. The Imocratic State Convention com- jutic, and in rtlcr to remedy some extent tbU prrat wrons we fa vor an iurunic tax and favor all comU tutional niethl to ntain it. Wc dcnunc-c the IlepuUicat party for itM pajotase- ttt tb recent lejrilation by which the gold standard has Iwen lixrd upon our people. We denounce the polT of the Uepr.h- lican party for ita leUlation by which the people in territory actinlretl by the United State are taxetl without repre sentation and deprived of the protection afforded iy the principle that the consti tution follows the- flag. W are in favor of penccful commer cial expansion, lint denounce imperial ism and .militarism. We cordially lnrite all Toter. without regard to' pat political amliations to unite with u iu upiort of our candi date) who favor the principles of the Chicago platform. We admire the luroUm and ability with which Hon. William Jenninp NOT IN A C0NSP1HA&Y Chairman Jones Replies lo Criticism. ; . Goldsboro opened wide her . arms and pleted" its work yesterday morning at Ilryan han defended the princjp!- of NO FRIEND OFTHETRUSTS Contest for Position Between tas al llpplasnill aad tbslrararaa Carnal II111 Fere shadowtd-Barrows Arz thm Caso Asatoat Qasy Xbo Facta Idea ileal With Tfcos la tbo Cass of Crbttt,Trti tTas !ol Admitted ' Waidilnston, April 12L When the Sen ate convened today Mr. Collom presented received right Avarmly her splendid citi- 9:10,. nftir'having lceu in nesKion con-, the Democratic party, and hereby in-conference' report tipoo the Lejpida Ktriir (ho ft1ffitlin froin thl State to I - - - - - - - I. . . . th V,itSmfll Ioinr-rnt5r Convention "TP, xecntlTC and JuUICiai aprropna- Chorles Brantley Aycock; North Cnro- Those who were present when adjourn- fil h5. rpnM1ini,un - candi- tion bill. Tlie retwrt was a creed to. zen nnd the neonle's candidate, the lion. Itinuotislv for more than eighteen hours. adjourn-t una s next governor. meni was taken were completely cx- , late for the presidency. fP jone of Arkinut. chairman of On his arrival here, this evening at hausted, aud in every part of the Acad- We denounce the athninUtration of the yJC imocratic National Committee, ad- o'clock, amid . a light shower of rain, emy there were delegates some six thousand men, women nnd chil- The ticket nomi i . rcjiiionsiuip onirini ioniniH wuiru nu.ui , the following quotation from the speech .... a tr 1 t nnrove or tne paajre oi me act or Mr. iwuiver ot owa urm i- the removal of units by foreign corora- 'jjj. egates lost in sleep. Kepnblican party in North Carolina lrldreWi, the senate on a nation of per I11tmi u mm f tti . wliich negroes were place! in high andi .... .. .1 . uate.1 m one of the .... .... t:;.rt,,- wWh 011!r!lt 'nonal privilege. He read from the record uren were in tne prpcession. inai niei sirongesi mat nan ever ueen preseniea to hare 1pou cnM b?. white jeople. him., to the people of North Carolina. The am,rove of the parage of the act The various military and civic orgau- nominees of .the convention are given f,f the Ieginlatnre of 1S99 to prevent ;tnl. nOUM. ycMcrJjy on the Porto Ilican izations of the c ity formed in front of I herewith the Hotel Kennon in the following or- ' For Governor-CIIAULES B. AY-, ton from the State to the Federal der: Detachment of police. K. of P: COCK of Wayne. rand. Company D, Second Kegiment, Tjpntrnnnt Governor W. D N. C. State (Juan): carilage containing .flvVVi, ' . r' , , . ' ' . r - tt ' - i . - 1 Uncivil of Ijedell. I favor a rovi Hon. ( . It. Aycock, nominee for gqv- - . . , J, , , K . ernor: Ruffla Lodge. K. of P.: carriage For .Secretary of StateJ. BU AN jby the people-and We licartily commend the action cf tLe General Aeinbly of lNtt for appropri- tained are these: rWj.204,0-j; wheat. 3.10, --(Kl bushels; ' ,,.,...ni .s ii Ual nmr: I am vprv v w , T -V Tv,. iof cM 1801, corn, 37,070.000; wheat, 4,U",- murh pleased with the ike iK.0: o. corn. 2o,347,000: wheat, o.- s, far as I have heard .the result The 29.0.14.313: - yheat, can.hdates are generally young men. ,(,,7T1,v.1WJ ftpn KiAi. whet. it. i i rri, o 1 1 s . :nnt are aoie anu iwpmai. xue. o jfr. T!-' isn.n em rtit 37S whMt. oi spieuum iwu - "" 4,748,552; iaOO, corn, il,504,i48; wheat, will have foi-the next four years a 31.323.55; wheat, clean, J able and conservative admini- 4 lc9 1SI)8 corn 34,070.400; wheat. Traiion. oi our owie. for Gavejrnor and Lieutenant "noi 3,495,508; 1851. oats. 0,108,000 bush flre splendul selections, j c shall have " . 3irt58s. us)2. oats, o,120.v a vigorous and enthusiastic canvass and , i,-. ji. icot f io . containing city officials: Goldsboro Fjre GItlMl'S of Pitt. Company No. 1: r.clipse ! ije loiupanyi ' For . Treasurer It. II. LACY of rdectrict Fire Company: Gruded School: j Vake.' ' . -. " " citizens m carnage ana on root rom- F Anditor-lt. F. DIXON of Clevc pany B, First Ilegiment, N. C State ti ... Guard. r . ' : When the train pulbnl into the' city ,lS,r Attorney-f.eneral-KOliKI I. Mr. Aycock was saluteil with the boom-utujjj-,u or iiay.wtKHi. iug of cannon. When the governor-elect - I- or Superintendent 'of Public Intruc- had Heen escorted to his carriage' the tion WILL.IAM S.'TOON of Kotteson. procession proceeded through the princi: 1 por (immiiHioner' of. Agricnlture pal streets to the place appointed for the sAMi'i:ii l ivrronsoi ot caid reception. welL ' On reaching the Farmers tobacco . ,.:,,, .nnJP ftf i.nll .,, Prinf. warehouse. Future Governor -Aycock was L, WnKXItY It. VAHNKU of- David introduce! in a few well-chosen words! n".- ; " , r . ,v,.'- . . m tr t..:.. 1 . l . address of welcome by Joseph I flmlionvijANlvLIN '. M'-NKILI or' 1,0 carr1 f'T at public exp-nr I accne the chairman of the Iero- Court!. . I era tic National Committee of Udnc in We commeud the Iegiilatnre for.the the same conspiracy, if you will permit passage of the electiou law of me w to seak. I bold in my nana a government of the people, J opoMtl amendment oITered by r-cnator t Irtnno ta naff liecome the liny in exrenilitiire and the abolition tfjaw. to give the proceeila of Ine present I iiimcf!arr offices. d 000; rye, 3o. 248; 1894, oats. 7.073,- Ihe result, I predict. wHl suriaSsour prese ic more . s- 502; rve. '430,492; 1895, oats; 5,754,034; All c ements of , the party seem to have . M . , t( - 00.,. tteen regameu ami xne; ncwei snuuui jo--Qo..iwnr Mts -k ttt m not . and the support 1 of every lover i fi1 ;1S!W ri9ooM. rvA - 43f:- iye. 478,017: ilSOG, oats. ;7.052,333; rye, comm of ffood government." Coiiffre'ssman Thomas'1 "Iii nxy opin 003a; 1S99, xats, 0,3S,Cl; rye, 478,- 578: - ion -.the. ticket nominated by the State... for ten years PenttH-ratie Convention is an exception- -f . nnmheT of ho muleSf milch ally strong one. I have known since and other cattle, sheep and l,i our University davs . the.candi- , date for Governor, Horn Chaises B. Ay- Kor the vertr 1830 the number of .cavk. He is now and. has been nee fa on han(1 in Xorth Carolina is h.s college days, one of the .ftrongest - 148,104; mules, 112.512; milch and ablest men and debaters in North. .fo. .,.i .f.ia ,. i ,T Ai . i - tuns li, . u.vt-ii .1 nu , wmr-i a i ' ri 1 11114 ...v. 071,01?. s-i, :!. ; I ! nnd hors inim- th .In .-. ,i,.V.n.1.1 tha niniwr.itip f ;i rid a rd UT 1 uwl "1tf' . gives orth e present crisis in our ttare, ana i , . . ... . . l.lo trt iii.Vi,1.1 tlio nnmrvrafir standard UT ' 11,1 l 1 . ' ' ; tt- I : K The Agricultural department gainsi an etnners. xns rrmi &ii t-Si.u, - ,v : X' a a huh pn . i,ur,. .qaroua at oi" per cent and of rye at power as an extemporaneous speaker ; . , and debater. The fact that Charles B. vf Aycock is to be North Carolina's next Governor is not only a source of pleas- iis'to me, Lut means a safe, clean, able administration of our State affairs. I served with Hon. W. D. jCurner in our State .Legislature and know him to be a very safe and able man. Th other nominees, so far; -as telegraphed to Washington at; this hour by reason of location, William S. Filch', Elizabeth City, has been granted a pension' of $8. GUILFORD DROPS A GA.HE WaKe Forest Nine Plays Fast Ball and Wins. Wake. Forest, N. C, April 12. Spe- c al. Guilford and Wake Forest play- personal character and abil- the first of two games here today. lty add ! strength to the ticket as a reuniting in a scoa-e of nine to four m whole. And wmle all ur personal pref-; .fyoj. of "Wake Forest. Both teams erences iconld not le gratified, there is -, wertt jn co(Hi shape, . though Guilford no doubt, the ticket :as a whole will played rather carelessly.. Moore was a receive the loyal support of a united luze to. the "Quakers," yielding them party and sweep the : State by a . lacge ( jny six hits. niajority!." . ') - i i 'The Summary '' ' 11. II. E. Congressman fAtwater "It is a strong tyake Forest... 9 10 2 ticket and one; which 1 believe -every i ,;juijfo.rd , 4 0 5 white man in North Carolina can sup-1 Batteries; Wake Forest. Moore and port, regardless .of former political af-" ftoyster: Guilford, Fox and Hammond. filiations: I believe it will be elected aeh 0f the pitchers struck out 12. ty the largest majority ever given a State ticket.'- i j Congressman; Kluttz "With the nom- I'orto Ilican ctitoms to the popte of Porto Iticn. an amendment trhicb, if it bad lcn pae.l. would haTe given lo the American Hucar ItcCning Company ....i.k ..ua ?St.Naj.Oon which tbey bare already paal ourw-lves to ihcrea the school fund 1" the Treaaury .of the I ltel m ns.to niake at leaft a four-months .States on aurar import from I orto term in each year in every school ids- I'l""- trit in the State. Mr. Joucs then aid- ... . . . , ,, ' . - as a rnle, pay no attention to aper- We ioint with pride to the recoil if . " ... , ' . t, A. .. . , . . hoik of this character, bot tt may the Iemomtic party in the buddini a M . . management care of pledge propria every the nnfortanate injuiie. nt:l.. . . . mm. tv.. tnrtA the party to so increase -b, rp- T" T TVSZ Z . tions for this pnrpnae aa that ? lV . "" i r.ar,. needy Insane person in the State ' . .7 V?'. l -l ' n-t l runi ine unites mm uiu ith ivikt. insou. who, among mauy other icevw ti....... things said. -This is the proudest day Fwr Conuifa'tion.'CowmiionerSAM in the history of GoldsWo, whose great U l:OGi:iiS of Macon." ; - ' heart is yours. Mr. Aycock responded - f .u happily in n short speech appreciative Kv - :itnviit . '.v..n. of hi people and their welcome. . The For, FJtort-atJrgtDAN HUGH tiuzes Wl ...e cu3. rer emu- M:WlSf . Harnett and I.EK 8. mittee. appoints by the Chamber ot oYKHMAN' of ltowan.' ' ' - Commerce. presentel. Mr. Aycock witH . For 1M.Kt4.ftt.T1JrCP to th. National a floral design, horseshoe shape., of rel nAv.niii.-r iAV w r tin. and white roses, carnations, aweetpea. R J nA1,n - CnmlH.riamL MOOUK of Jackson. JONKS of BnncomlK?. nnd calla lili(s. secured through Albert "ATTFU K Hummel, of IVnnock,.the florist of Phil- TIIOM S . ' ndelphia. Hon. Fred A. Woodard. who .Th ViMrot Wc approve of the passage of h Corporation Commiwiton act by 'he lst I xgu la turc. and of the adminMtr ttim of the affairs . of said " commission by which fairer rates have been secsnnl. which aro more j to the tramipartalkm from the people of Porto IUco to tb people r hti had paid those duties, "I did that from ihe conviction that the government of the Uoltel State had no tirbt to levy any tariff dntles ,w- upon prod nets coming from Porto Iaco: nst to the people vA , , wmocti lion and traDiii.m w . :, " , ,, . or:orfltioQV aniT och- assesinncm tf.Y .V MI i- e L tT..l railroad property as' will make It W I ,3.rt T.1? MS! to ! its fair proportion of the burdens of," 1 ' J. J11 t .u;n . I who had paid tho, reveones. nor mliere raxarion. . - . . -.kj a I &m not in Ihe coo.iemn rrce passes. confidence of the surar tniat. We denouace all trusts, nwiopoii-s , -,1 thtM .mendment was present, remarketl, "No such demon stration ami reception ever took before in North Carolina." The committee of arrangements t leserve much credit for the' success of I .i .i . . : i .t lonowing citizens: .Messrs. i. . uain. nro-tint Bfli fl,uri, h twnl Th. In the The ticket Is composed largely of and trad combinations, and demand the of ,Uc jte here. When it was money gar rrw . nn fifn.TWirnnT. N l toif iti 11 rr lakril , t . - - - e raror the enact meni or laws oyfn f Afrf dirllon i op my the next General AssemUy providing. y ()t tbc rrT,.M.r ihing to do was to fnnnc mi Tlio iypv.n nol aF tli nutni. I InsIHr Of MtCll lrrilAt IrtfU aMaie Of . .1 l.s asa fka TMr.ees is etcepUonally strong. The ticket National, as will suppress tbe same. lhal hMii lVf.D p3, v,, paid by the an - i N (a rlrTl trwl In anlhiia tti Imn irncr ISVUr IUC eieill'jn UI lull r-vj ' . . I u . IK. . . i ..... -t. .. .............. ... - - - iiruia ihi iui iinhiii.i m ... nSLl I ... .Yi. -v-. mi.. -. n..i:...l.!iiiM Rn-tf hr :' liv the reotU. I.. . . ... . . ton the series of ratification meetincs -fcairmnn; ;I,hv Knaon Dr. W. ton whlth W5nR nt uarinBlon, coeM II ( obb (,. B. Miller. Joe Kosenthal, iu(0 tho n,onntnin ccntry in the west. John I,. Borden and I . K. Borden. Xho rftntlMatolt wm caQVaKs the entire OVF.lt AN K7IBANK7EKT Guilford's execution on a quick double ftt second and third, in tne ninth inning, was a feature of the- game, as was ination of Aycock for Governor, Tur- ioore'3 pitching and Sam's fielding for -r; . i ri m .c - I . - hi t Kr i iJieutensiuL vwvfiiiui,' anuira jne ime. team. for Secretary of S.tate,. L.acy for Treas urer ana Dixon for Auditor I am well plrased, l and I have no doubt that the othfM- nrvm.nntinni! wViirh 1 bave'not heard) Will be eoually wise. Aycock Fannie'. Parents to See tlie Fnnny Side is a brilliant orator! and will make a KELLERKAN'S BSDE sjlendid. campaign in which he will be alily seconded by Turner, who is a gen tleman of rst class ability, a splendid speaker! who. Wiil make friends for him self and tne tic-Ket j wherever he goes. Grimes is a successful farmer and man of affairs. Lacy is a true-blue Demo crat, an able financier, and the State's finances wiil.be safe in his nauds. Dixon i" a superb "Christian -gentleman and an orator who will make a memorable can vass. With so- much good material to hoose Ifrom the convention could not have made a .1 mistake, and the people I of North 'Carolina will ratify its work at the ik)11s in; August, by a tremendous majority." j.. ; t Congressman Kitchin "A strong tick et that will be elected by-an overwhelm ing majority."; "... Seen Through Colored Glasses Senator Butler "The ticket is a rep resentative one of the party. It is the speech of Mr. Simmons, however, that strikes me most forcibly. His w-ild and intemperate utterances indicate, that he is becoming rfesiperate... He has be gun to j realize that discussion' and ar gument; wnl be fatal to him and his methods in the coming campaign. This has caused. him to lose his head. "This explains his. violent abuse and desper ate efforts to arouse prejudice. of a Confl lence Game. Chicago, April 12. Fannie Margnlis. who says ishe is only 15, isa bride and does not know how it happened. Jacob Kellermau, 20 years oM,. claims er as his wife, and he tells how it happened. Fa nine's sister Lizzie was - married State tosether. .Hon. Charles B. Aycock. the nominee . I for Governor, and most of the other can- Three men Oarled I'nder a'XVreckaJldidates returnel home on the afternoon Freight Train. j J trains. They were the recipients of hnn- Bellefonte. Pa.. Anril 12. At J) lured of telegram anil messages during o'clock this morning an accident ocenr-huo Jn.v. conveying to them congratula- red on one of the mine sidings of the Hon and expression of kindly feeling. BeJlefonte and Snowshoe Railroad. When The Post went to press yester three miles east of Snowshoe, by which day candidate for the nomination of three men were instantly killed and one Corporation Commissioner were Wing injured. One of the mountain shifting presented to the State Convention. It engines was returning empty from the Was then 0:.'iO a. in. .Messrs. McNeill Holt Lines to. the main line at Snow- and Rogers were nominated in enthusi- shoe, when within three miles of tbeLnstie speeches by ex-Judge Connor. J.I-. latter place the rails spread and the en-4Kay and State Senator Ward. Before gine and a dozen cars were ' thrown j balloting legau the other candidate re- over the embankment. The . engineer, I tired from the race. The withdrawal Al Bowan. jumped and escaped with of Mr. G. W. F. Harper wa made by his life, though badly injured, while Mr. Scott of the Ixnoir Topic. Mr. Harry Temple, fireman; Calvin Temple, Campbell made a graceful and patriotic brakeman. and Al Beamer, hostler. Mcech in retiring from the contest. Mr. were caught under the wreck and killed 1 10. L. Travis withdrew the name of Cnpt. instantly. ' I IX. W. Mason. At tin - writing none of the bodies Mr. Franklin McNeill and Mr. Samuel have been recovered from the wreck. I Rogers were then unanimously nomi Calvin Temple was married, the other Inated , for member of the Corporation for the holding of primary elections torl m m9Uer , Jk-.ltlM br tlik nomination of Sute and county "f ir,,. lhtx, having gone to the lennh fi.n.I,"',?.nUTe,, ln Con "'.tlwc had. it wai Utter to let tb- h, l nttcd rtaie senators, anu ine can.u-tmm i,v M ,,!- .ka.,u date who receive the majority of thei u nothla2 lhat i Vtlk auylody -can Jutly censnte me with." votes so" cat in the whole State, sh.il! receive the support of tbe Democratic memW of the Legislator: and If no candidate shall receive such 'a major ity, then tht coo:nittee nhall hold a second primary at which the two highest candidates shall b h.nllottcd for and the one receiving tbe majority of tbe Mr. Morgan tben akcd finacimous consent that the Nicararua Canal bill I-e made the order of business for 2 o'clock April, 3n. I do not vec. surge. ted Mr. Lodse. iiow I cen aiieiit to that. In view cf the bill which I Wave in rharg" (the of tho Democratic mcmU-r of the i.'S'iHioner; ITiilippincs Lill-tbe unnthed two men killed being unmarried. SAVED THEIR NECKS. Compromise Verdict In tha Casa Casste Boon's ITInrderers. 1 Commission Mr. McNeill Tor tne six year term and Mr. Rogers for the four year term. 'There was a long discussion as to tne or platform, which was taken aip for con- uii1iratinn sliortIV aiier O ofitK-s.. i-ibiture. PioviJcd that if any third can didate shall receive at tbe first primary, so held, within. vote of the sec ond candidate, then In that event the three m candidates receiving the highest vote shall be ballot ted for at tbe sec ond primary, and tbe one of tbe three receiving the largest number of rote shall receive the support of tbe Demo cratic menilr rf the legislature for United States Senator. W4 hereby iostrm-t the State Kxecu tive" Committee to make provision for the bohting of a primary on the firt Niin-1. "I shall fee! bound." repUM Mr. M-r-gan. to nut aconite the Heaatora till with tbe Nicaragua Canal bill." Mr. Burrow of- Michigan then ad dressed tbe Senate relative to seating Hon. M. Sr-Quay as Scuator from Penn sylvania. He said, in part, that as a member of tne Committee ou Privileges nnd Kler tions. called r.pon two year ago to con idei the cae of Hmry 'V. 'rbett. an tJntetl a Senator by the Governor of OresTop. he was forced to the evmeluainn Tuelay-of next November for the se-'tbat the power of appointment in that lection of a -United State Senator by the Democratic Totem of tbe State, nt which every elector who has, voted the Democratic ticket in tbe State elec tion shall be entitled to cast one Tote for one man for United State Senator. We heartily approve of the action f the last legislature in su fitting tbe cae wa not lodged with tbe executive. and a majority of the committee so re ported. The Senate sustained that re port by a vofe of Tirt to f. Since that time he had si-en nothing to can h!n to reverse bis judgment. Further ex amination had served rather to strengtb- -r and con&rm it. The material facts in t!0 case are the same as tbey were- I.. ....... tUnimloii ntiiet(4l to J..t It 1. . I k ....i.l A (K. voJumbia, !. c. April l-. ine juryi., .. ..:i ,:,,,rv i.ien mmr of the tt. .in.itn t.tA Tii ranafitnftnM i. ti. m the Cassie Boon murder case found I lloloffat0j,- favorinir the holding WU1 promote the peace, the prosperity, tie pnecdeut arc the same: the crly iu unrnuiuus, iim.r, . IIP:mriM. Chairman ni-iih.. hmn noM of Ihe ixttfi o of North Vbaii- Is lii l he name of tbe tvirtr sek. I vs. .taiajp j' j - w a - i - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - wm r " Carolina. - Fannie and fixeil it with Justice Mur phy- to have a double wedding. The innocent Fannie supposed when an swering the questions that she was sim ply -'assisting in her sister's wedding. . Fannie; laughed wjien Kellerman call ed oil her last night and said she was his wife. But she grew serious when he explained how,, and then she called her parents, aud they fell upon Keller man and beat him .until he realized that he had not worked such a smart trick, as he supposed. ... - i m At,- : I i t. son, guilty or muruer o m uut . thp tion of thc wna recommended tnem u iut-n-j. in n-L- i . . . . , Mn ,;.. fi,n. loriiii uuti . " ...... U. airman e con- Tuesday, Fannie being a bridesmaid i ommendatwn to mercy ffl PJJJr adopted the platform a present. nnd Kollei'man best man. Kellerman j compromise with , one. or two friend a nolution of thank to Ch, had previously obtained a license to wed I the accnae.1 on P'J Overman and the offlccr of tb ing adml4on to tbe Senate. Then it Unnecessary taxation i nnjo-t taxa-ii ex-Senntor Corbett: now it I cx tion. and. while, tbe i-opk of North .Senator 0T A change of parties c-r- Thcy Cill This a Duel. Paris, April 12. The Count of Lubcr sac and Baron Ed ourd Rothc-hMd, a son of Baron Alphonse Rothchild, fought a (Tuel-with swords today in" the neigh borhood of this city.' Baron-, Edourd Rothchild was deeply pricked m the pio-hT- f nroa vin Unt lie' wa able to Te- Iturn home for lunch aud to go on a The j stroll j this af ternoonc. rf . . tha llvt fif fha man liirill. enect oi iuiii ..... .. ... , ... . i . ; : . iriiiHrii .1 ii.i.ijk. Thev were seniem-eu iu iui inwnnipni " . ,' .. i -..t iiiej nr o,;:,, T..i. At 1):10 n. m. the ttmvention adjourned. fnr lire at nam ""'"-"ui muuh-i . . ... . i: :.. t. -r . .i "I V. lerstootl. has infommtlon A nttmiier or ueiegaie never .e,t ...r,.... .u tuh, n . . .... . i t,.i...n.. .i,,.... ti... ..;'hi..i lioni-H eon-i tax suooki ix at once remjiej. I A B. 111 1 tllll lllk 1 li SLS " " ' " - - - - - W mi-; . - . Can!ita submitted t the ivcessary taxation to carry on the war with Spain without complaint, we demand that with J a surpln of n bunnnnl and fifty mil- t i:;..f several other white men! llULfll.1-' - I . . i.;Kln .rime and more nmi. tintlon session. inis iiwi " w.-ta 'wvxtt tions are expected. Victoria Cross for Bravery The following i,the platform adopted: The Democratic party of North Caro lina, In convention atmhhd in Raleigh, N. C, on tbi day. April 11. 1 do Kenosha, Wis., April 12. A letter hast ile'reu"y nPprove. endorse nnd ratify the been receiveu w itow city under date t,,rinci.e)l t.unciatetl and set forth in Johannesburg, boutH Africa, stating ny,furm nf the National Democratic inat ". iomer resi- 1nrty aiovtei at Chicago in IKHl. dent of th city, h.a been decorated wk ,,en,ounw the tttrifT i,.sllial Resolviil. that we condemn the prac t'uv of Federal official ctintn'JIing and domineerint convctition and using their odlcial toition to rwrce and intimidate ' voter, the same iK-iug subversive of our form of government and dangerous to the lihertifM of the people. J (Tries to Flrht .vieCar tha ietori Prn4a i. ,.--. i ' r nnHm- lor mi.i ...... . w ior, .1 mi i . rraogemenin witn tne icrona uros for brnvery on . n:... ...i.:t. 1 i.. J , . . - ua fit.1n of 'bit tie whnn .!,:. . t- i-fm uniaii miij. .. iu- were praciicauy coin jeie-j ioiy ior a Ta Boer n I JlrJmith i2K S ir"X lhe httnhn of tflXtt,iU nvm ",r ro,fh bet ween-Jim Jeffrie and -KW htyrJu?er ofiJrtTne" ? ' 'Vctinautnen. am! increase! tbe',K,wer of .Ma,y. the.Wttle. t 1- decided July a typical soiuier or fortune. ,iie trust and monoMies to rh the (. 90th at Ihe club offer! Ihe Wst .Ia- r .1. ! J people.- Belieriag that under our preseut dticementa. The artk le are to be sign- Frozresa or the Bosr Cuamlaalonc ra niethod of Federal taxation that roor.-'ed tomorrow. They will call for a com , Naples, April 12. Ad Transvaal than three-fourths of our national reve- ba( of 25 rounds under straight Mar Mission, accompanied by - Dr. ' Miriler 'nue are paid by people owning less than fp of Qocentr try role aid are to and Jonkherr Van Booschoteu, started '.one-fourth of the 'property of the coiia-.h lio-l!nr. whether Jeffrie or McCoy this morning for jiilan 1 trr. we protwt asaiuat attch ineaualit ! U defeated la the meaotlxue . ' -w .'i - - - -: tcinly onirbt not to pro. luce a change of ' conviction. No rovernor. baa yet at t-nipted to take the matter of aelcctlnr senators act of tbe hands of the legis Utnre and jnake temporary appolntmenta to a vacancy when the legialatnr was in actual session. It will be a mere mat ter of time, however, if ret nf merit of construction continnes, when the execu tive of .a State will ourp the fmctiona of the legislature and make appoint-nv-tTts even mbett tbe legislator is la sesslou. lie ran now, on the plain Ian rnage of tbe contitntion. appoint wty to vacancies mbirb happen darioc the recess of the legiltare. There cant poihly be a controversy as to tbe mean ing of Ih words "during the 1 fee as." After retiewing at great length tha piecedctits, Mr. Ilirrowa dted tne rt Il ea 11 on tb Cor!ett rase, showing that Mr. Penrose of Pennsylvania vre. agalntt Cor be tf and that Mr. Qcaj hia s If wa plre.l axainst tin. Without cooHoding the Quay case, at iAi the Senate adJocrncJL 71 .
The Morning Post (Raleigh, N.C.)
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