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Publishes EviwyTmubsday At Wiwdsow N.C;
Thursday,. ... .'November i ..... . .
' For President:
-WILLIAM J. BRYAN: ,
For Vice-President:
ADLAI E. STEVENSON:
For Congress:'
CLAUDE KITCHEN:
.Elector: r
T.C, WOOTTEN:
The United - The Democrats of North
States V Carolina will perform a
Sehatorship. new duty next Tuesday.
On that-day they will ' select a - candidate for
the Democratic party for United States Sena
The man wrro is elected to the Senate" w 11
enter a field where the white people ot North
Carolina have had no : representative since
1 895r Populist and ' Radical' representatives
have stood on the floor of the Senate and vil-
- x9 ilified and maligned our neoole ' Pritrhard will
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Deleft there for two" years; He is the most ad-
ruiL rauicai in ine ooutn. wno is so aDie to
master him andlay bare his schemes to humil
iate our people as the man who for two cam
paigns has met Pritchard and the powerof his
federal administration.and "vanquished them?
Ask Pritchard, ask Butler, ask any Radical you
may meet white br black, ask any Populist so
called about : the Senatorship . and with
one voice they will declare against Simmons.
They know his power for they have felt It arid
gone down under it, - V . . v
But thank God they aije not again to select
a Senator for North Carolina.' Twice in a
quarter of a century they have done that, to
our shame and humiliation. "
" Mr. Simmous has had experience in Nation
at legislation as a member of Congress, The
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The Democratic State Convention imposed people of this county recall his brilliant career
that duty on the Democratic voters. I he meth and his solendid services in Washington. In con
. od of selecting the candidate will be simple, sequence jhe can enter the -Senate Chamber
Every Democrat in the State will begiven an with' experience. There he will find . many
.niH-fo vfnr f mWnf Wtf. Democrats who served with him in the house
rr J . . whose power he knows ana whose friendship
.ence. The Democrat who receives a major- he cann to his aid. He will find . there many
iiy ui uie ueu vmc: .,u,rr.uu, Republicans with whom he served, m the
will be elected. Senator by the Democrats in house whise records he knows and whose
the legislature, ." weaknesses he can assail., :
To our mind the selection of the candidate We are reminded on every hand thatRadi
to vote for is easy. Up to a few weeks ago calism and Populism, twin sisters, are pre
four candidates were before us. As the cam- paring to fight the Amendment both directly
,. ri" j-j . . and indirectly in Washington, m Court and in
paign progressed, two of the candidates, ex- Congress. Who is so fitted to meet them on
perienced statesmen and able men. m the in- either ground as the man who led his people
tercst of party harmony withdrew. . . to- the great victory in which the Amendment
We had hoped that all of his competitors was conceived; and to that greater victory in
would pursue that course and leave -State Chair which was written in the life of our people?
man Simmons a unanimous nomination. But Better than any mart in North Carolina Chair
TT . r , c j v v . man bimmons knows every condition hat led
not so. He is to fight for a reward.which two his people to write that change in their funda
years ago all men in the party conceded to mental law. : "
him. Let us examine his character;his quali- Do you ask what has been his party ser-
hcations and his claims. vicer We -reply that but three times in ten
To our mind not one single reason has been years has. Democracy won and then he - .was
or can be given why Hon F. M. Simmons ?.1der i0n that scor he has en' brave
should be defeated. A preference for another Shall a firm adherence-t0 part teach.
is no such reason. There are times m the life ines be the test? Then no "man can ooint: to
of a party when personal preferences should be a shadow of. turning" in him.. To follow hi;;
put aside for the party's good. If cause for party in State and Nation has been his teach
his defeat has been advanced we have not inS and practice. Here too he has been brave
ZrA , T rpnpot nnt cJnVrU Vo and faithful and tHlC
, . t U u u u i j Let fearless leadership in desperate times
son can be given why he should not be elected.(and in eat w e nQ- man can
Jijl 1 . . , stand his equal; - When dangers threafen-
The reasons for his election are many and .d:whfn mnlvfunnr,rarfl, VR,H.
powerful, They are reasonswhich appeal to ;ca,ism seemed firmiy set, when bthers turned
just and grateful people. They are reasons . . . npvr v(,rpH ,)nt af ,, ,;,.,
which should control a people who are select- he boidly stepped to the front and led them to
,ugapuuue.,a,u ..u .ur uiem in a a ew citizenslli p founded in v;rtue a nd :int(:1.
great emergency. Iigence : ' ' - '
This is no ordinary- time m North Carolina Fofifteen years he stood under the
The great wave which but lately swept the fire of the enemies of Democ Populist and
State issoon to break on the nations- .Cap,tol. Rad!cal today denouuee him "for ' stealing!'
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master hand will be needed, there to strike
for the honor of our State and the protection
and purity of our firesides In Hon. - F. M.
ity to our mothers ajid daughters. That is his
only crime and in nothing else do they accuse
him. Maligners as they are, defamers of
a uuoj ,i charaer as they af e, even they have not been
ticcountysee the candidate for the emergen- abie to charge him with a dishonorable 'act.
cy. With them the hour and the man have Hp - to - . , , n
struck. , , . . I r u j r ui 1.
iricuub iuuug in me duvuiiiy ui ins cunvic-
They do not disparage or belittle the de
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Christian hone influence. Send for Ct.V.:e.
... ,-;.fMRS. M. W. HARWOOn,rrinri,al.
- Newport Ncus Va.
tions. He is admired all the more In North
mocracy, the personal character the wealth or Caroina beause of the present st g,e o
philanthrophy of Gen. Julian S. Carr They RadicaU an(J Populi5ts to defeat him. bi v
simply think this is not the hour for him. Let r i j ji -cn . ,
7 , . Butler is doomed! Fellow citizens do . you
us examine Mr. bimmons and see wherein he t. j u j tl . -.
- . - comprehend these words. They contain ; a
is fit to receive our votes. . ij r r " j u xt t.
t - i , rr . world of meaning for good old North Carolina
i st Morally he is beyond reproach. He is rvj t. ' 0 ,ir. . ,
i. r i. nr u j- 1.1 tt - , Dld yu noPe 11 years ago?. What would
a member of the Methodist church. He is also il i j j r v .
T . . , .... you not have pledged for their realization?
-urru; " U1T Vc "V 1S wum,& When the fiat went forth v. the same joyous
tobejudgedby the.Masterandby men. He : acdai - rang throUghoui North Car;na
makes no parade of his virtues. But his -up- j i tr -n 4l ,
v . , r...r . ' declanne: that Butler was no more; also pro-
' nehtness of life is no secret, . . . rr,, . ,. r .
.. , , . r . . claimed the praises of Chairman Simmons and
2nd . 1 hough small of statue he is a man j I- t, ; r
. r, 6 . . ... -r promised him the victors crown. BraVe
'of powerful constitution. ! His fifty years of L r i u ' u i . .
T t. i . , , . J . men, grateful women, the-whole state united
; life nave known no indulgencies that have lm- j r - r
. j v.. . fa. ., in his praise and fervant prayers arose from con
paired His strength. He is a steady worker secrated lips in thanks to God for the deliver-
and fatigue is unknown to him. - ance .his servant had wrought.
, 3rd None of the frivolities or luxuries .. of ; In all that great company ' of happy joyous
rife appeal to him. He is a man of plain life hearts there was a minister of the Gdspcl
and plain tastes. Society would not seek him who has served his master, church and people
. put as its representative nor would fashion A ; Ufe r;, , In the quietness of his home' ur-
claimhim. He is frugal, and unostentatious, rounded by his loved one he wrote these words
4th He is strong and vigorous in mind.His . Hort rr M -Q- e ; f
graduation, was at Trinity .College . of which ' ': - Hon- F: t i ux? ' V ' "
great institution he has been a trustee. He is "' . Ka , - V
an able thinker, a thoughtful student of great ear Sin- : ,t
: economic problems. The State has no citizen " The white people of North Carolina are
who is his superior as a public speaker. In saying to you now and are saying it reverently
;- debate he is masterful adroit, resourceful, "Well done thou "good and faithful .. servant"
f powerful convincing; Morally,; physically and A Httle later they will say-i-"Thou hast been
mentally his equipmentis superb. ; : V- : . - faithful over few things. I will make you ruler
He appeals to-no special interest. A law- over many things." To all of . which the writer
yer himself he has not asked that the lawyers of this present scrawl, who hath been Voting
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organize in his interest, belong-ingr to the
fraternity of masons he has not called on them
to aid him. A member of the . : Methodist
church he does hot seek to enlist that power
ful body in his behalf. . - ' - ; . .
He submits his claims as a democratic
statesman, worthy to fill the position and asks
Democrats throughout the State for their vot-
the straight Democratic ticket forty three years
respondeth "Amen and Amen.' - God bless
you my dear sir. ' .
: r Very Sincerely Yours.. - .:v
t ' -- J.D. HUFHAM.
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by tlie eloquent divine has come.. The hour
is at hand. And .we believe the people are ea
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