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Democratic National Ticket
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For President:
Alton B. Parker, of Wew York.
;:p Vice President: es&?
Henry 0. Davis, of West Virginia.
Democratic State Ticket.
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For, Governor:
Robert B.Glenn, of Foisytb.
Lieutenant-Governor:
Francis 1). Winston, of Bertie.
y Secretary of State:
J. Bryan Grimes, of 'Pit
State Treasurer: v
B. R Lacy, of Wake
jtate Auditor:
Benjamin F. JDixon, of Cleveland.
Attorney General:
Robert 'liner, of Haywood
auperintende ntV '? J uiAIord.
J. 5T. Joyner,
Commissioner of Labor and Piihting:
H. B. Varner, of Davidson.
Commissioner of Agriculture:
Samuel' L. Patterson, of Caldwell.
: Corporation Commissioner: :
Samuel L. Rogers, of Macon.
Associate Justices of .Supreme Court
George H. Brown. Ujry of 15eaulorl.
v. W. A. Hoke; oi.Biucoln.,
For Congres8Fiftb District:
W. V. Kitcbin; of Peison.
For Presidential Elector
. Jones Puliei of Durham.
KOXBORO, N. C.J Sept. 28, 1904
ES0PUS.
' The Home of tbei Great Democratic
General.
was the pleasure of Thk Cou
Rlik co visit Esopus, tke-trome of
Judge Alton B. Parker, and we want
to say just here at the outset that if
r the voters of this great republic do
not elecS' him to be their next Presi
dene, they, the people, will be very
much the loser thereby. Personally
he is a charming 1 gentleman; inteK
lectnally, he is among the first, and
altogether he is safe, conservative and
. sound in all matters -of great mo
ment. :
- While we are not prepared to tell
, "you positively that he is going to be
elected,, yet. we believe he will be ; and
we are willing toitake our reputation
; as a prophet that ih will carry New
.AYprk'by a good safe majority; AH
Uhis rotwhich has been 'sent out
--THurgely by ' a Republican who at
tended the editorial banquet, wealing
t , a rarKer ana uavis du tton r-about
the apathy of the Democratic work-
;: ers and'the great i discord among' the
party leaders! is' not ;triie, that i8
the"di8Cord among the party leaders
v. is not truethatjis the discord re
ferred to" is 'many times magnified.
. V The parJealer ..have.c entirecbn
: fideice! in 1 Chairman Taggar akd
' work" is beingmed on in a genteel
f c:and dignified feiineri Speaking of
-' Chairman Taggaft reminds-us: that
' V; ' r" we met quite aniimber of genUeinen
V r ?;lfoni his State and they all, Without
;' - v;:.va single exceptipn, spea of :hinr as
a V, - the man Ifortbey position: ' He is
. ; ) fought of tome ju8t a8 ev jTa
' "Heel thinks of , onithy.VChai
'' manvVSenatqrJSl
's I mepbreye .on Tlndia fpr
y ; vwmfiihiSg is Soineln that Stated
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; V eally " taking intp cohsirfttion
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I evervthinsr from everv poiDt at staker
aside from the tact that the Kepubli.
can! party is in; power, with a horae
of office men to render valuable. as
aistance, both T financially and numerV
callyi the balance is m tayor or toe
"Sage ' of Esop'uk. The Itepublican
nominee for Governor of Nevtr York
was a fine thing fof the f Democratic
pariy, for he- is a man whom the Sun
says is incapable of filling the high
pffice for which he ia nominated and
cannot poll toe tun itepa oiican
ticket, while on the other, Hand everyo
Democracy as to the STate ticket.
: Whii,b ;in New .York . i t ; was . ou
pleasure to be , around : the Deiho
cfatio headquarters, and, while: it is
ever thus, it was gratifying to see f he
prominence given to Mr. Josephus
Daniels, committeeman ' from thjs
State, He is recognized as 8 shrewd
campaigner and his services are Hp
demand. Our Joe rdon'j; want any
office, but you watch when Judge
Parker makes out his cabinet "and
. .- . . . - . .. , .-v : .
ee if you don't find his ham among
thb list. . ' -
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Thk speaking at the editorial ban.
quet at , the Waldorf Astoria, was
not up tc the fftahdard judging from
cur standpoint. True, Col. Watter j
son made a big speech rather- caus-
i c, but gob, and Mr. Herman Bid
der was by no means bad, but we
have here in our own borders speak
ers by, the dozen who could have
discounted, either of them . and won
out.
EAST R0XB0R0 DEM- PRIMARY.
Mb. Editor: There being some
misuderstanding about the Demon
cratic primary in East Roxioro, we
desire to give a true copy of the pro
ceeaings: , 't.. , -"
The Democratic primary for -East
RoxbQro' was sailed to- order by N.
Lunsford; chthrmau; J Kt Tucker
was Belec ted as secretary. C
! The following resolution was in
troduced: .
t ResolVed, Tliat all qualified white
voters ' who intend to support ana
vote the; Democratic ticket in the
coming campaign and -election are
cordially invited to take part m the
Democratic primaries. Done ;oy
order of. the Execu ti Ve Comnattee,
at meeting August 15, 1904,
, ;The chair explained it by saying
nor rl a tit Y r xu art r rv4- rrrtiir- fro
Vote for and support the Democratic
ticket, national, State and county,
we'ie not expected to take part in tbe
primary., "
under the above resolution and
expJanation the following people
subscribed their names and voted in
tbe primary, viz, , ,
jp. W Foushee, A L Clayton, Z V
Clay to)!, E J Tucker. J, s DavisV 0
S Walters, Jesse Davis, vYbr Pbihips
G h Rhcw, L.A Evans, Moses Long
A S DeVlaming, Lonev Bprchett,
R J Dickerson, a W Clayton, B D
Jacobs, J W Frederick U G Daniel
W A Carver, J EL Fuller, RA
Noell, P G Montague, A R FouBhee
EB Yancey, W. A Sergeant J; H
Clayton 8r, J H Pentecost, K G
jLnpmpson, o xt itiigrew, ; yv. k
Haniboick, . R V : Dickerson, 0. B
Schaub. A W Clayton, J W Algood
J .F Capps, J T Carver S D Perkins
R M t?Briant,:G T ' Thaxton,- Sam
O'Briant, D W Bradsberj G E Pully
J B Carver, G, E Harris,. E : T
O'Bfiant, H O Barneh;;0 Cozart;
R A Pass, W J PettigrewJ A' Noel
AM Burns, A J Clayton, J;H Weob
K E Jacobs, rX B; Clayton,, Mf H
Garrett, W T Pass;sS G-Wilkerson,
J D Perkins, J T;Day, JH Yatbro,
J. Ha? wood Clayton, W R Wood1?;
Stephen Oar vcr; J W 'darver, W T
Oakly, W'.T i:ozarW: a A'-Gentry
J H Holt. Lntber HulrrW. F' Burch,
L R Fuquay,; Henry -Pniilips, G D4
Stephens, J E 'White- E -E'Terry, J
E TnQker, J; 1 GaV refci, E Reade
A:;W-Blalock; Joe burton-, Rv A
Holsomback, J r Wade. G A Daniel
?'J:B PerdimvJ S Clayton.
It was nibved and carried that the
chftirmau appoint five men) to retire
and present nam6s to the primary for
delegates to county convention.;'; .
i;rVti R, Hambrickasked for poll of
primary for Senatori with the follow
ing result:'; JUong, '61 j Warren, 25.
.sJElsl, Clayton asKeu. ior pon or
primary ' for Treasurer. x Result:
Noell, 34 Claytoni 34 Whitfield, 5.
j. A motion was made byj. n. weon
fff this prifoary.' t'institiQ to f
CunmffhaTh. Tjost. - .i"
George Harris asked - for poll ox,
the primary .for : the, Legislatnre.
Jtsult-.CuDioghaiDi 50; btreet, iu.
Moved by Abuer'K CJav ton' that
delegates, . fo--this primal v be in
strncted for W. E. Webb for Regis
ter of Deeds. Carried; .;'
J Moved:hy W. R.Hambriok that
delegates " for this primary .be .iu
structed to vote for S. Thompson
for. Sheriff. . . ,y. t :
The following committee was ap
pointed by the Chairman : to present
S. Wilkeraqn; A. M." Burns A. L.
Clayton, r. G. Montague. ;
The following delegates and alters
hates were selected to' th'e County
Convention: -Delegates, A. L. Clay
ton, A. M, Burns A, R. Foushee, F.
G; Montague, 0. G, Daniel. G. D:
Stephens and George Harris. Alter
nates, Dr. E, J. Tucker, S. G. Wil
kersori: A. S. , deVlaming, ;M. H.
Garrett, - J S.H.- Pentecost : D. A,
Aiurdock and Hay wood Clayton
; 1 We certify that the above is a true
copyvof the Secretary -s report oVtht
Democratic primary InLEast Bozboro
precincr. , : jn. lunsford,
. r Chairman.
J. E. Tucker, Secretary, , ; ,
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: - Lad Sale!
" By virtue of a deed of trust exe-
cp ted to me dv Robt. Turner and
wife and W. H.Turner I will, on
the 26th day of October, 1904 sell to
t,ie highest bidder for cash at the
court house door' the tract of land
described in said mortgage, lying in
Allen8ville township. Person county;
N." C, and bou nded on the North by
. Pal ham ; East by - Wiggins
Slaughter,. South by Jno. C. Pass;
and west by'Z. T. Gentry, contain
ing 160 acres) more or less.. -This
Sept. 26th 1SQ4. .
T. C. Brooks, Trustee.
Wood's Seeds.
VIRGINIA GRAY
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