The News and Observer from Raleigh, North Carolina • Page 1

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ithm Y3in two idba re looking- for one man the working-- is anore svui ABSOLUTELY (Mil THE POPS AlMoSTiTO A MAN RE Chairman Manly Predicts Victory If the Voters are Equal to To tlhe Voters of North Carolina: i Vhen these ords shall coin to lirineiplea or tlws merits, of candidates make up your minds what la best for minnjtian in sbould be found on your ballot. TotOiing can preveait tb election of the Bryan electoral ticket except your consideration, nil discussion of will have been ended, and vou will now you and your country Your deter- t4 unwary. The price the voter pays 1 Mr. Bryan, in Iowa, Has Some Ones l)y Telegraph. it U-t EXPECTS! 300 votes -H- Bond Payable in Either Oold or Silver by the Contract.

SPEECH BEFORE BREAKFAST -Stvdy Of Mone Qution Has Increased th Numbrof Republicans Who Wt I Support' FrM Silver Also Gold'Osntxurat. 1- Iowai! Ck. 31. -Mx. Bryan iteid Iowa oa the IUukn Central I mX 6 clock Tnis mon, uv first speech bf Uwi da at Mount laa- ni it 7 rt'nlor-k.

before boU his I i t. outTtigeous fraud and corruption. Bogus tickets will be distributed at every polling place. Mark llanna or McElnley Agencies will have on sale, at every preciiet, tickets to decieve and entrap for thw, is his mvn doing. Popu ist electors, some may contain? Some tlcketwill contain only the names of the- only the names of the Democratic electoW.

Such tickets means on attempt i untrammelled vote Mr. Hjryan. If the next Tuesday, his plurality in votes. i I -all upon you to let this be the! to divkle the silver forces and to defeat is' of every citizen favoring Mr. Bryan North Carolina will far exceed 30,000 result of Tuesday's action.

I call upon XmDeQ to Five to cndidt ne tb au inquiry a to it correct-Vigor for hie last lacroas the State. Mr. Itryan I shall leave the lie aipeajvd in voice; and spoke nal Committee to issue on esti- distinctly as to! fceard with ease I MKout express an opiu- Jiad an table (meanang- Mr. Han- ut-ry -man, wno wifenes to see iir. isryan i'resiuent ot our great country, to for all eleven electors as they ai- tne Uemocratic opulist and ever' name on it! ote aind to.

see tha his neighbor ballot, agTeed' I 1 war an the ofhclal liver Bepublican committees. Watch your tickets! Read each and Fellow citizens: The contest for 1 rates pon This is Senator Batier'a rtound-Up For Bryan. TWO MILLION MAJORITY Analysis of the Sources of the Triple Nominee's Vote. POPULISTS ARE SOLID FOR HIM Ha Could Lose All the Middle Wec tort i States Except Indiana, Micht- tan pr4 Minnesota, Which Are Cartaln, a'nd be Elect sdv Washington, Octi 31. "The election of Bryan is an absolute.

certainty, said Chairman Butler, of the National Popu- r-st committee, in reviewing the cam- -paigrt to-night JBryin now baa absolutely certain 259 electoral votes and his popular majority will be than the electoral 'majority. It will be at least two million, which i.s about the size of the Populist vote. "The result now achieved is wonderful in-View of the diffkruities confront-I ng usl Our party came in the West from the Republican in South, tthe prejudices, still! To line upl this vote solidly for a candidate -was extremely jdithVrultvX'Thorigb the Democratio committee us half way. ypt in many: State local managers nnappreciative of conditions, added to the difficulty. fPwo Vice-Presidential candidates1 caused em-boxrassment.

The icampaign would have been simplified if Sewoll had seenr his way clear to withdraw, but failing' thiis we 1 had. to organize "'-Joint electoral tickets air around. The party, as well as Watson were disappointed in fiot'having one ticket, but it would be a slander on him to say he would consequentlj rom getting-vOtes. Hewill make no m-ther fight' "The free silver Republican vote that will go to Bryan- wilf be niu larger than McKinley 's gold standard Demo-era ic vote. The two millions of Populist votes? will be practical ty solid-' for jThere is a -rnucb larger percentage of tha labor vote, both organised and for Bryan, 'than has ever been cast for a Democratic candidates.

-Populists' atrength even, were the free silver Republican and labor votes absent, could elect Bryan. Chicago' is doubtful, but-wo will get 40,000 ma jority in the -country districts to overcome that. Bryan does not pa ve to get Illinois. He could lose all of the Middle Western States, except Indiana or Michigan of Minnesota, -which, are eerain, and be elected. The Republicans wiH come nearer to getUng Wyoming- than any State west of Iowa.

i IN ANSON COUNTY, DemOcratac Prospeots ImprovedWas Governor of North Carolina is narrowed down, and this situation is now Cjrus B. Watson or Daniel L. ye, between them! who himself is a candidate for office. entire gold-bug Republican party. William A.

Guthrie, the Populist refusing to advocate or sustain gold- result, it is manifestly certain that Democratic" and the Republican- can lussell will be your next Governor. The. chairman of the People's party, id expecting- election by the votes of has denounced in the public press Mai. idajte for Governor, for his action biisrs for office- now ever this jnay be tile battle on Tuesda lays between the. for Governor nuvn who, as judge Choose the jin or between a man the court, "decided whose only enemy is the Trusts, ami a that negroes had equal CIVIL, as aa political, rignts in orrn Uarlina---between the representative of 61 tbel restoration of the money of the Constitution and a representative of the sated tbus early ill the day ui- lenee was an eiwiua8si- wic, videntlv in ympa1shj with tie speak- tartfml- MieL Brvan him- wihih tt.P twa.

I poucdeU to Mm by saying Sni about flt pice to -Biiu am iiut auic iucuici tw i-r i i I -J take these occasioais td dicus various ptuteets of the money question: Borne-times I ave questions put to me, the answers to Whicb jaJdt in the discus-; So this morning-, I have two questions to answer. Oe of i them is: ranting- for a moment that we have the right to pay thte interest ou our bonds isi coin and not ih gold, is it not at least unfair after having- paid eontin- vally in gold, euddenly' switch; to ilva without wania )wd wmpel tle acceptance thereof when tJe face value of the bonds fhemselvs' at the pres--eait moment and' for many years baa the same as their value' in gold; In other words, is it fair for the bolder to suddenly change ihis-goM bonds, or bis bemds as good as gold, mto mere silver bands." -U -4 The question the assumption that gold and plr wiE not be xnainitained at a patityl Whereas, wa Insist hat under the free and unlimited coinage of silver atjrli jto we shall maintain the'parity petsieen gold and silver at the present ratip, and by offering a demand for silver which will take ell there is on the market, we will be to make a silver1 dollar as- eood as i -a silver dollar, or coin- here or anywhere else in tne worKl. Therefore, we cannot, admit the poai- xion assumed thef question, ine question makes anothet assumption, nd that is, if the administration having soirrendered to the holder of the obligation the option i to demand his Jdnd of coin, shall not asBame the Tight which tbe law; gites to pay in either coin. It goes upon the theory that because you have gifen a man an 'Unfair advantage for a Idng" time, you -xcrust' contaiue to give him that advantage, and not resume the right to pay 4n either kind go star dard. If, between Mr.

Watson land Judge Russell you should prefer Mfc Watpon, remember that evry vote yon east" for' Ma Guthrie is a half vo for judge Russell. 1 1 confidently and eameirt-ly call On all of the voters of North Carolina, who i 1 a desire the defeat of Rbssell, and who State, to 5oin with us the election of Everi assurance is given us, that let fthe executive of your State be barrass. in every possible way, the Span prosperoiuw jinder i system -whlcdv compels the Wo wotkinirmen to look fr the same 4, Job. Irt all times ue? ioonng a tnen ifave been more pros-lierous tinder a system, where prices lere not falling than under a syotem where pHs were fallinr. nd if you haveeai doobt about it go bok to Hie timek when re had rising-J prices; aH you Will find that all kinds of people, including- Jaborers, were prosper- whfreaa under fallinjr pnces one LiX 1 'KMAavSAfWI MSB VIVA 4Vi liitwiey liners and the money and ie holder of ftxed invstments 4jHd fchey tand toclay in favor of the gtfld standard: 'r Hi Ottiimwa, Mr.

Bryan was met by IVeceptipn committee, who escorted hji to the where he remained for more thaban hour addessLug" the crowds wiich had gathered in seTeral dterent iwaceB. BRYjfN CLAIMS OVER 300. tpseeolaj Iowa, Oct. 3.1. -Mr.

Bryan ts shcMn a -teleirram here irivingr the fltfnate bf Ohairmon llanna, of the in "--j II, lvPPf ill be found lit the free silver nless the reports vkihjch 11(3 us from various lutes are enrrriy aerroneous we snaai nave con- Jg1'- than 300 eIectorol Bf? JliJ ago, ttyat the study of the money ion la iucreased the number of bltconj would support free and nncreased1; the number Of Demodrats. 1, TH Ra T.S OGLE WON CHAIRMAN i3i t'AS 252 CER Bes Ward Offered For Unctsvtr rz erf cr Coercion. (iCago, ct. Corn- mi tee. go Headquarters: Thef great wrongs rof The 1 1 only be jd one p4oM have struggle to rigiht JJ14J 1873 has been won.

jmaining' to l'Lto V( eee -that the the -opportunity to "vote ad tt4ir consciences dictate end that theijiote saall be countekl as cast. jl wpe ait ioverp oi xne country anq cur itiHtitutiqns tp exert themselves as theyji fiever Save before 'in this holy causal Watcd the polling places. Scrutinize! every apt at the; polls, and to it tht the. IsW ehall not be violated. Thi ccomm ittee -has offered a reward of $50( for evidence necessary to convict eyone guilty of brfbjsm.or attempts pg to bWbe any voter to vote or ref raiji! front oting.

Also a reward of $500 for evidence to iconviet anyone of coercing-, Or attempting to coerce, intimkiating, pr attempting to intimi-datev tlily vote I haVf received from bur chairmen of each State full estimate of the standing of Vetera in each State and amcoo-dent that ALr. Bryan's election is assured by very arge baajority, lie will carry (tarry eoh one of the following States i Alabama, lit Arkansa, California, Colorado, 4i Florida, 4: Cfeorgia, 13; Idaho. Indiana, 13; Kansas, 10; Ken-; 4ucky 13; Maryland, SMiohlgan, II; 5iissis-sappi, Montana, Ne-braskl 18; ST Jforth Carolina, 11; Xdirh' Dakota, 3d Oregon, South Carolina; South lakota4; Tentnes-see, I2jj ITexasi 15; IJtab, Virginia, 12 West Virginia, Wyomihr, 3.rial, 252. In theifolkrvt Log' States; I look upon Mri Brian's chances iiie best: Delaa4re, Iowa, 13; Iliinole, S4; Ohio, 33 Wi.4oonain, 12- total, 75. There are other States I recrard as doubtfdli I Signed) JASfKS K.

JONKS. 1 I' )UlUrAM ALL RIGHT. i i -V. The CainpaignWiil Close In a Blaze of tUory 'Inday Nlgdvt. i 1 Durhim, X.

Oct 31 (Special) The cainpa gu will cose here on Mon day night with; a great silver meet ing atiParrisbra warehouse, The Democrats and Populists have united on a county ticket, and will elect it in spite of the pilek of money that, will be poured out to elect Duke to the Legialatjire. ik some townships in the comity, he vjill not receive a single white vote. The country people are aroused i for fr4e silver and against trusts, and Democrats and Pooulists have; a oloee union for a silver ticket from topt to bettom. The speakers a vnis ktcv mynunj night rally are Hon. Wm.lA.

GAthne, JoI, fj. 8j Carr, V. 1Vr2 i Boone, R. O. UiiRRell rind others Mr.

ohh m. Witta, son of Mr. W. T. akd 26 ylears, idied: yesterday.

Hi funeral will be (held to-day from Trinity MethcKJt nurcn. lie was clerk ih Bridgfers and Jones's store and an exmpiar-young- man. Nash vHe Oct. 31. W.

Mc- Murray, iphirmain of the Democratic county eXecutivei committee, has filed a bill praying- a4 injunction against Sheriff Sharp to Ipreveht the appoint- men" by of special deputies to beat12he polls election day, alleging suoh act re eorrtem plated contrary -r junction was gran tea. Kepy s-Uvei- ill Chicago. ioica PUDIATING AYER'S ii- I 4 1 i Settle's Defeat Sure by His Own Count McKir.ley PetorsTrylrg I to Hedge. Greensboro. N.

Oct. fSneeiaJl -The Denoocrots in the two townships including Greensboro were pleased with the result of; the challenges here. Twenty-flte illegal voters were, turned owtt 4rrtae liepublicans, while not single lost ills vote. In same instances negroes bad registered in one precinct under one name, and in ajipther; under iinother. The eouattj istrioto ihave not ket been heard from.

liois county is safe for Deznocracy by tonnttw-ity. The Populists are aimot to a man repudiating, the Ajrer crowd, and will vote for Kktchin. demand by Populists; for Kiftchin Stickers to-day bears out the above statements Your correspondent learns that Dr. P. BealLa brother-in-law of Settle, started yesterday hat.

Settle will be elected by iob Todd this he claims 600 Majority in Stokes county. Well inforinefJ Deipocra'ts say that if if-takes 600 majority in Stokes to give him 100, he will bte in a bad Tlx, for they do not think he can possibly -get over 100 majority, lie gets a majority at all. a A llepublioan in ft his city, who bas been betting considerable money on the Presidential election in favor of McKinley, received la telegram from a friend in New Yorc advising him to it possible. WHITE SEN DISFRANCHISED. One of the I Beauties in Newbern Of 1 Russell's Election Law; vT Newborn, N.

Cw Oct. 3L (Special)- The negro registrars and judges bf elections ignored challenges in defiance of oiiHrlroliAVE reen 500. I Octi3iSpeciaJW Fifty negroes thrown out here to-day on acoeant ofj illegal teg-istration. 1 1 I. 200 liN CHABLOTTE.

i 1 Charlotte. Oct. Sl-r-fSpeoial)-- More than two hundred negroes, -whu wer? illegally jjregisteited, were stricken oif in this eotrntv. I 1 1 1 SEMMpNS AT CAEY. Gifted Campaigner Arouses the People Sn the Iiit tie Town.

I Cary, K. Dc 3i4-(Special) Hon. E. W. Pod had an appointment to 6 peak at Cary to-nig-ht, but' Mr.

Pou unable to attend and jHon." F. Simmons consented to come up and fill the appointment MrJ. Simmons was aocompanied to Cary by Mr. F. Arendell, and they wre rnet the largest crowd that baa assembled 'in the little town in yearsS The -crowd nnmbered more thanj three hundred people and the audience and the speak er seemed to.be in sucb, thorough har mony- ana trita-eaon other that it was an eveniiig -of great pleasure to I Simmons was firing his last dbargO; in the! and he was in good vein and spirits.

His confidence in, the success of tbat party which he iao much loves, and for which be has labored so assiduously and so effectually seemed '-'tot inspire him with iinusuaj eloquence and power and he spoke for two hours, dealing blows to Radikal goldbugism and its allies, that will be felt around Cary until the sun goes-down an. Tuesday. The crowd eheered him to the echo, and even the half-hundred colored present gafe most- respectful and seemingly interested attention. and frequently cheeted the! speaker. Cory ami the fconntryj around it will help the babpee of the county to bury Jim Young and his Ifeutenants on Tuesday neyt.

FOOT! TMTiL YESTEHDAT, Atllantm, Ga Oct 31 Foot-ball elevens of the University of Georgia and University of or tn Carolina played a hotly contested g4ma here this afternoon in-th presence of several thousand people, jnany of them visitors attracted -'to: the city by tthe inaugural ceremonies, i 'B srame resulted in victory for; the Oeorgia team, by tha score or 10 10 -Need ham, Mass Oct, 31. Institute of Tecnnoiogy. Association. .0. l- 4 i JS'eedham Athletic i At Cbartottesvullev Vav Unfiverstty of -Virginia 44; iYirginii Polytechnic Institute.

0i I Lexington Va. Oct. 31Virginia Military Institute 14; Si John's Col lege, ox Annapolis, u. Princeton, N. J4 Oct.

31 si vorneii, u. 1 Boston, Oct. Harvard, Car- 0. X. I West Point, N.

Oct. 31 Yale, 16: West Points 2. 8" -1 t' Annapolis, Md 31. Cadets, 40; Rutgers, 6. Detroit, Oct.

of Michi gan, 40; ASton, ia.m Oct 31 Lafayette, 18; vicKSDurg, o.r i WiUiajnsport, Pal; Oct. 31 Bucknedl, 10; State College, .0. i Harrisburg, Otet- $1. Swarth-more Gettysburg, 12. -1 New York, Oct.

31. Elizabeth A. 52; Stevens Institute, 0. Newport News, Oct. 3 lLThe 'r Daily Press, the leading 4 morning- paper on the Virginia, peninsula, will appear tomorrow morning' with the full leased wire report of the Associated Press.

7 i efforts of our President, elected by our ote, frona carrj ing out the great reforms of the Chicago convention; united vt fellow-citizena, lea your chief executive be a man who loves the people fih to prevent Republican rule in this Cyrus B. Watson. Bryan will be your next President a mom, who will not retard and em wluch you shall elevate him, to State, and to hold up the hands of Let the holy principles, in- 1 is native land, whose pulse beats In good, and who will use the high, office to fir perpetuate peace and happiness in this i your National champio i in his efforts to relieve; the poor awd'distreseed, and Si I to make ourconxmon ountry Independent among- the nations of the earth. V'4 iDenaoc rats, I confk ently hope that the silent battle of next Tuesday i 4 Grant Disibuting' -rPolttica1 are fpetting v- somewhat brigih terror the; Democrats since, my lasWfBussell vill Jiot gtall the color- ed Totes in this county. ia all.

the Populist ofnee-seekers- can do to get a small audience, of their faith. The "wbHa men of Ansoa are. awakening to danger Ith ctounty aani State -are in and. wben.Nwe' senti you in the result nigfetv wa hope it will be, the death knell to Russell and negro rule. Negroes in the Populist party in this count yj are as scarce as bears here," but quite a umber mvill be found vot-, ing- with the Democrats, H.

L. Grant, of GoldsborO, a boss Re-N publican, made-a flying- trip here this A week, and had an interviewwith H. Odom, Populist nominee iot State Sen-mtor, but ii is not. known frhe nature of tflieir interview. coin.

When, you maintain the parity will bring! victory to our entire National sokI State ticket, but this is for you of North Carolina by the whfte between gold and silver it, matters not to the holder of the obligation, whether you pay in gold br silver but the very fact that the debtor exercises 1 the right to pay in either ikind of coin servea to keep the two metals together. Bi-metallism implies that the debtor shall choose the coin of parment The bMid issued by the Uniteil States call for coin and the Matthew resolution in 1873 declared that hin nation had the rigfit to pay its coin! obligations In eitJk-r gold or silver and! that resoluH t.ku ha never been rescinded, The President of the United States has no right to change the laws ft the land and 1-en he tries to do it the people have a right to stand by the law.instead of the administration polteyv You will find that Carlisle, mdlwnising this suhjeet be-fore the cotimittee on an-propria tons of January Si, 1895, said that if the -executive bad in the beginning exercised the rigbt to pay In either eoln, it would have done no harm, hut would have, worked welL Tils contention waes hat. having -established a precedent It would be secewwuy to follow" that precedent atead of exercising1 the rigb. to pay In either crold jr kWe sT that if and Tor the people of our beloved State. 'Agnin say to you.

Work! H. vohed in this issue, and roan, guide' and direct yc ur efforts, and people. Raleigh, N. OetobAr 31, I896S. NEGROES SEE TH LIGHT, ONE OF (HEM URGES! HIS RACE AQAJNST REPUBLICA BOSSES, Fifty Rapubllcan Vote Steiltrt Knock- Out in; Wln.tanSalm donas on Deck.

Winston, N. Oct. SlA-The Democrats succeded in knockiig out fifty illegally registered voters here to-day, Re vJ Sam Jones "shelled the woods His subject here to-day in hjs sermon. Was "Starting! right and keeping rignt." FHe handled the whiskey question with out gloves and was severe in his criticisms officers who did not enforce the law. commended Winston aldermen for fusing to issue licenses and said the bj ind tigers could be closed if officers would but do their duty, A colored -nan publlshe4 a circular here to-day denouncing' the white Republican bosses in Forsyth and- calls upon the colorjed voters to rebuke these bosses at the polls next Tuesday.

He addresses his open letter, to "the sixteen hundred jnegro slaves" in Forsyth County whonty he says; have been serving the bosses long- enough without Teeogni POPU ANOTHER POPUEIST SELL-OUT. Atlanta, GV Oct. J. TQiorntton Populist nominee' for Congress in the Fourth district, has withdrawn in avorj of Freeman, the Republican candidate This makes the district, which has heretofore been conceded to the Democrats doubtful. the government the VICTORS CitnutANT CY CONFIDENT OF 3RYAN AND STATE TICKET.

Trusted Populist Lsadan Jnnoesnt of Attempted Salt-Out But Holtoi. Doug ht Candidates. r. Wlnaton, N. OSiifSijeekiD-- Quite a number of they Watson and Mason club ealled on MriC, Watson at his Jjfcome on We found, him, on our arrival, sitting, by the fire, talldng- over the political with, friends.

He stated to, us that be had great confidence in the election of Bryan, also the election of our Democratic State ticket; "Ij do not believe," said he, nhat the honest people of the Populist party can be fooled into voting for Bus-sell and his gang, who have, for weeks, been' trading in offices and paying boot when necessary. I (have not for six weeks doubted that be fore the election an effort would be made to sell the Populist party to Hanna, nor have I doubted that the effort would be exposed, and would prove a failure. I do not believe that the trusted Populist leaders have attempted this, but I do think that Hoi ton has. attempted it. tnrougn ne purcnase or.

one or two manipulators and a few candidates for office, located in different sections of the State," We found Mr. Watson -very greatly improved, he expects to be at the polls on Tuesday Lord of nosts will sustain His 1 i TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS Fowler, Oct. 31. Leroy Tem-pleton, while delivering-; a Democratio speech at this place was stricken with paralysis, lie was carried to hla hotel where he nbw lies in a critical condition. Mr.

Templeton waa the Populitt candidate for Governor in this Stata In 1893 and proprietor of tha Non-Con-fprmiat. i v- -1 New York! Oct. 31, Probably never in the history of political campaigning In this jelty bare the street of New York presented a brighter or more animated aspect than they wore the occasion being the parado of the Republicun organizatlona) in honor of the party Presidential nominees, McKinley end Hobart. Practically no business waa dona, in the -mercantile establisihxnenta and. the pa raders included OTganizationa representing every! departoent of trade and business in the city and many profes-v sions.

's; Knoxville. Oct. 31 From tele- grams received here to-day, it seems that the Populist party in Tennessee is in a bad predicament, Ben. S. Boyd, chairman of the Board of Registration, has been notified" by four-of the Popu-; list electors not to present their names 11 on the ticket and to keep off all Populist J.

Buchanan, State Populist chairman, wires that none of the Populist electors nave withdrawn, i St. Joaegfe, Oct. 31. One of the special trains I travelling- through tha West distributing gold standard litera- ture was captured by the silveritea 5 here at noon to-day. When the train stopped fully five thousand silver men surrounded -it and, but little opportu- 4 nity waas given the speakers on tha train to address the crowd Aor dis- tribute literature.

Both aides to 'the grew angry; and trouble waa threatened when the visitors referred to Missouri home of Jc James. SvVi .0 ad mlnltraian liaa snrreoded the rbrh that the neoole the sooner not her aJminitration resames these rigbte, the better for thai people who have bwn injured by th surrender of the rights. Again, let mle pay that we have nold bonds payafbhr In coin 'and -the purchasers of the bor jhav made difference in the price they paid, in some instances, because; of our right to pay in silver, and I beli tvfethat when the men wno poujrht the jMtids made a difference between coin b6nt and trold bonds anI charged us for) tb risk that they took, that they cntiot complain oin. And then there isnTit her qncs- Hon: "CranUng that sil er and gold i jnay reach; par, what are) "there for believing that hp: wages of Have they ever done so iinopr simitar circumstances i My friends, tiherbuble: is mat under the gold.atandarfl so mafay working- snen tlonotbave Vthe oprinnlty i to make any kind of bimetallism restore. prosperitV gttes the work logmen svcbanre to! work the i i I TrIVTtO TTTT aw, and then the demand fojwnric raises 1 1.