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THE NEXT GOVERNOR
THE iri: i " s c.i.v i a ss
V or j ui: u iioi,i: s ta ti:.
tittfrs from Very enrly all the oiin
."tics Is-lliii tin: Clntivr of tin: I'ojl;
poi' llitln-r Party s-al s and Dockcry
" " in tin- I,eai.
V" Tlii1 C'iihonicu: M-iit (jut tin- following
Inq'iiri' H to its corrr.-poirJtits 'ri -v.-ry
'"iconrirv in th- Srnt? an-i to ii mmiiiIxt of
OtJuT wHl-inforriii;' ftithviH ii
(. Ijom Mo u thlrilc Uj: I nif cr;H i ;
yout county pr'tf-r iis t h -i r rn mi i 1 i. 1 - ior nv- i
primr ii'-xt ypar? Whom, as -c-oml -h'i-(-? I
Whom !' ou think th: K-oiihlic:t:is ;
,i ' !"! ? - nij, .- oii l .-hoir ? !
Sii!ii-i'nt tiiih- wis not iven for all tin- !
.iii-vTS ' rcIv-( for iuMiciation in
tin- week's i.-nc, lint, in tl.i- wry b'"iii
s i i n , tli'o answers from s;v-nty-nin;
co'iiiti-s -!iov tin: coruiJi-tetHss of the
('jlHoNlt'LH's oiuiiiz.'Uioii. This -how-intr-
it i- !"!" '' w'il iv-vi'lMi'-e that th-
"HKoNM'i.K liI "ot -p;;k hast ily vh-n its
.io-i -' u d' I m il that this journal wonH
j, .riii ' . i-tct.fe w itli a tj'-tf.-r -fHi.rih-nt
!or or ! i" than auy tn:i journal
hi tin- 1 ' '
from li.r.s: ... .iii - "ml tru-il IllC'li WIM
roiit.n th - Clii:oN x - iit'i
... t .......... . i
, - utHtit nor can
to vv. I ii'-y are from
"7? men who have reav.ii to he infoim.fl of
. !.. f .i;.,.r i.f rhi neoiile. .lliOii''" tlii-
J .,.:t ... ..t t. I..tt..r :ne h;ilf a liuii.lrp.l
of the mo-t pi otniueiit eut I'-m. ii in North j
Carolina
1'he following have been m -ntioned for
the Democratic nomination:
A. M. SCALKS.
.1. A. (Jll-MKIt,
T. M Hol.l,
.1. J. Davis,
il Ii. Va.nck,
W. L. .Stkklk,
A. M. Wadkkli.,
R. V. Akmkiixd,
W. M. RoiiuiNS,
Croiuii; Davis,
Oct a vi us I'OKK,
R. T. ItKNNKTT,
D. (J. Fowi.k,
Thus Run-in,
Z. B. Vanti:,
L L I'oi.k,
W. L. Saundkks,
L S. (,'akh,
W. T. Doiucir,
J. W. IlLGHJiS.
Tne following have been mentioned for
the Republican nomination '
O. H. Dockkky,
(y'HAI!I,t:S l'KH K.
T. j. Hak(ii:)VH,
I-Hmsknk Okissom,
w. i'. r.vxi m,
E. O. Ri:aik,
R. 1. r,i;.To,
D. L. Russki.i.,
.L A. Mott,
R V Dick,
Tyhk Yohk,
L. A. IU;mi'iihey,
D. C Fowi.k,
E. A. White.
The vote- for the candidates who re
ceived the highest number may be tabu
lated follows :
Dkm. sr.via.s. i;kk. JSkxnki r. ;ii.Mr.i:.
it n. l 11: 7 ;-, (
eii. s j t.j 1
i.i e. DotKi-a.v. IUsKi.i 1'uici:. Fowia:. i
IM eh
. j
-il eh. .' t
None of the other Deinot rats are spoken
of by more r ha 11 two correspondent-, ex
cept .Judge i-owie (who i- mentioned by
o as t he: r lir.-t choice and by ; as secondk
dudge Rutlin (."), and Hon. J. J. Davis
(1, 1;; aiei none ot tlie other gentlemen are
mentioned for the Republican nomination
by more than two correspendents.
It is inteii sling to observe the geograph
ic. il distribution of the Dt mocratic prcfer-
Mi'-es, winch is shown i v the following
tablets .- uo
tun mat tney n ive not tii-iignt of li.ni in !
the L i-t. Judge Gilmer, like Gen. Scales,
i- in the eye of the peo le in every sec
tion. Following are
The Lkttki.s :
ALAMANCE CO., G'kaham : The
Democrats of Alamance a.e for Thus. .M.
Holt -lirst, last and all the time." The
.-. eond elio cc wavers between , Scales
. ml John A. Gdiner. Tliey are both very
popular. Th Republicans are split up.
Molt is doubtless their lir-t choice; next,
O. II. Dockerv. They vant Price or
Leach oo the ticket as Liuitenant-Gover-nor.
There has been talk of a Conserva
tive ticket, in oppo-irion to the Democratic
ticket, Judge 1'owle being at the head of
it. But neither side here takes to that.
Our Democrats will willingly Vote for
Fowle if he is the Democratic nominee
He is popular an 1 could carry the c unity
on that btsis. but the Democrats wouldn't
touch bun on anv other ticket.
ALLEGHANY CO., Sl'AKTA: The
Democrats of Alleghany county are de
cidedly in favor of Hon. R. F. Ariniield
for Governor, and as a second choice they
would be well plea-ed with Scale-. Holt,
Coke, Carr, or Meriiinon. The Republi
cans are for O. II. Dockcry.
ANSON ( O., Anson Viei.e : Demo
cratic candidate, lirst choice. Walter L.
Sti ele , second choice, L. L. Polk. Re
publican, tir-t choice, o. II. Dockerv;
second choice. Hargrove. Wadesp.oko
Tlie Deinociats of tins comity are in favor
of B urn-it lir.-t and last; and the Repub
licans think of no one hut Dockery.
1IEAFFOR 1' CO., Washington: Dem
ocrats1 lir.-t choice. Coke; second, Scales.
Republicans'. Price.
BERTIE CO., Windsor: Scales is
spoken of. So an J. J. lnvis, Gilmer,
Senator Vance and Oct. Coke. The Re
publ cans will favor an Independent.
A not i. er correspondent : Scales stands well
in the Ea-t for Governor, although L my
self favor Cokc. II. B. Short is discussed
to a certain extent lor Lieutenant-Governor,
bur his popularity is questioned. Tne
Republicans are not very anxious to make
known their plans yet.
BLADEN CO., Wieeis Jkeek: I think
Scale- is the liist choice of the Democrats
for Governor: A. M. Widdell, second.
Republican-' first choice, Dockery; second,
Judge Russt 11.
BRUNSvvlCK CO., Town Creek:
First Democratic choice, VV'. L. Saunders;
second, A. M. Waildell. Ru-sell is the fust
ehoiceof the Republicans, and Dockery the
second.
BUNCOMBE CO., Ashevieee: In
Ashevilie the fns' choice of the De.uocrats
is Judge Tho. Rullin ; second (ien. Scales.
Can get no information ot Republicans.
BURKE CO., Mokgwion: F t Dein-
; d'.c canditl ite, lifst c loiee, R. T. Ren
in ; i ; second i. hoice, j. M. Scales. For
Jh i ildic.'.u cam iitliii e. any one identified
' ... the revenue ring ;i. id in favor with the
: ' oal administration. Ruthereord
College: The first choice of the Demo
cra's of Western North Carolina for Gov
ernor is Robert li. Vance ; second choice,
R. T. Ben nelt. First Republican choice,
O. II. Doek.-rv ; second choice, R. P. Dick.
CABARRLS CO., Concord: Scales
reems to be the mo-t pn minent Democrat.
Holt has friends, and Carr also is men
tioned in case Scales mould not get the
nomination. It is belie ed here that Dock
cry or Grissom will be the Republican
candidate.
" .. IOU LM '. I II' U II l.U.1. i' . ....V..U-... u.i.i
I
. cn, t:4,ifinjLr.ia tws'RrMMPw r.rru,, I- lfst c uoice ot the Deinocrti oI'3tHin!r.tltUeue (tI'ssoah : .second choice. O i it.h... , -,r-sii i t, I'restitcnt. I .Jt " -v-i...
r;'., 'r'.' TTT5T - m " t n VIV- .... , v.; il.iFfe. :v 1.,.; .Jirw 'a piuim) , , - 32Sd
popula.- in every section of the State - that S 1 ' V C"'' , sitt .ffi ItISm! aO&f : n UotJgZg&Zci& 1 ' t ATt.-
Cuph-unCok. lias a few more fill-;, i-in ' 0?jl".'!leilt . V. r (fffeS vSfellit MmSl , I r-uneone wl.ir' WJr;
V .'Eastern counties than in the Central, Yi' I "eco uUm Oll-t POIJv CO. CLXJMUl,All VefyCVt (ir"-M,bat he ,, be nref.d. 4'-Z.Jl
f and the' peoi.ie in the SVesr are not vet , UildlLbK Ctb, . ha v j.ouo ... louu . Pv. f.f -UA '-her e. e will wa.t to see what the eon there might be a X .u;h ( ar -tuvt ;n V-aLU. . "Stj
-T avareHnah.: - n L -M " :1 i hll'k o.,kl gnegeiioTl sat,- cry is undoubtedly th hmhv, llo,s. Vel som,. have sp ikrn of compariv" A cen-u- t..k-r v,d h ii f : P- i .'!". readily '
j-i - - i t .... . . ti.t .......f,. i.r in- i ic 1 1 1 - i ; coil oi tea n s. il is muiiiii ma. ' ""ir. ......... . ., . ' .1 .... 1 t 01.
Ju.e- Bennett has fried- at home and h, ! 1 Ll,c 3t . . o. . .V .7. " " . ..... -, . . t....,- k., i.v.. r,,.mr I Col. 1'o.k: 1 don t know what s in a i.arile. t the persons present eiit.i r Um d in ymr , '"an ' ' ri jr. ; i..l ,
. ------- ...f.T - r ... '.-. T t t II III I'll IIIU I HI I 111 IIIIIIII1I.LI lini. 1 lie 1 atoo aitTV 1.. 1 .
1 i.e West who wi-h r. h i ...:.,.. 1- o 00- 101 c.ove.ooi. .viLv,. . s"- .-...i. ! 1 . ; i tvnoi iir ro tc,t.,. ..... . i.-.-r State or were
i ....... . . ' I Joe
CALIVKLL , Lknoik : Th- ua
ior ty of thr Iiiio:r.-its pr-f- r th il t'e
ai.'l true d.u'1 -ni.tl -t :;tv ni'-n tint h.s
never ro int ottic, tut Iia - rv l hi
otiotry faithfully in very oVit i -n to
vhi -h h lia-s b'U al e'l lh- Hon. II. I'.
Ar.-nfi"!'!, of Statt'sviii. Ta W-t shoul-l
havo ttu- oovt.'iiior. Th-re is ctri:c!) a
corporal'.- ur-! of II-'publi an- ti r-. t it
I l;;iru that either Yoi k or l'iic-, or a-i)-other
Lib'-ral, will uir th'-rii.
CAMPKX CO., amdlv ;. JI. : (i:in, r
isv.ry popular; S- ales, it i-thoihf . wonl.J
make a ood r.tc-, but. .'uk" i probiblv
thj prefcrenee of the people. The IiepuiJ
lic tn- look U Or. Mott.
CAil'l Kill: r CO., Bkai-fokt : No . x-pie--iou
of ojiioioM has y-t ij u ma-!. 1
pref r .Juli tn S. i ai r. lie i- a il-voteiJ ami
put. lie -.-oil it (1 Xorih JaroIi:na.ri.
CASWELL t.O., LivASiiL'Ki : The flrep
choice of the Oemocrat- is A. M ,e;i!c-. I
don't know who tucir coml choice i-.
Tlie Republicans .s em to have no choice.
CATAWIiA Co, Xkwto.v : Witt) t..
Ocuioeiatn ii. S'alea enii t te the
favorite on account f-f his 6e niii aa.l
abiiitv. but th; Oemocrat-' of Ca;av:, i !-
uioif attention to voti'r for the nomii e-
L!au to irkinir f.
f the noiiiiiiatio-i of
, ! atix-o.c. O..U- "!ic!t:-!2'., ! thu.k. ''J-1
iie li.-nnett. It is cas:r to .-ay whom w
'ioooi, Hani 1.11. in iioiii e t c oo i io t
. Ov ....t ...... tj I .1 . .. .. .(.. ..
want Coke or Room-on. Th- R nulilic tn-
ay i it th-, and t he vvl-he- of th - few wlio
iiw Km-w r. ti.t .ii:Ut irt Th -rreur
I heV are read? to vote for Mott's !
P 't.
man, whoever he may b.
CHATHAM CO., I'ittsijoko: John A
Oilmer would be as acc-jnaule as any inn :
in the State to our people. Fowie, .J,,e
Da i.- and Scales are spoken of. SeaUV !
health i- thought to be too p or for the c n-
I ie-L or toe po-ition. Our Repuhii tiis do
i not want any "liberalism'" in their.-., i
! Orissom, Dockery and l.youm aie men- j
tiou- d. l'nce vvould not be their hr.-t j
eliolce.
CHEROKEE CO., .MuiU'HY : There is
no talk about candidate liy either party.
Men of both parties feel that little t lOiiol
is eiven to their iuteiv-'s by the State at
laiire, and that ell'o: is of theirs to shape
thinirs dilkuvnrlv would receive little cou- j
bideration.
CHO W A X CO., E DENTON' : The De:u-
iiiM-ii. i.f tl.i. i.,.iniiir ir.. f .i- i i.f vi ii j I'.iLi.
- it ii i j ...v. .o. "-
lirst, and for John A. Gilmer, second.
CLAY CO , M u Kl'H Y : X'olhinghs been
said about the subject.
CLEAVI:LAM CO., Siielky : Soitr
Scales scents to be the mo-t prominent
i Democrat for Governor, though the eyes of
I a great many are turned towards W. i;.
I I . .! .1 .1 . . o .. I... 10 ........I...- I., tl: ll'.tt
. " . ' V . - iM,'i'""" , ' "L
in -pite of ins late defeat. llie Repub
lic ins have no preference. They feel very
much encour.iireil bv the amaziiiLT strength
tleveioped for their cam! dates in the ejec
tion la.-L fall. Nothing but a little exertioh,
' however, is needed to insurii Democratic
I sue e.-s.
COLUMBUS CO., Cekko Gokdo : No-
body has given the subject any attention ;
no, hardly a thought.
CRAVEN CO., New BERN : Nothing
has been said about the matter. From
another correspondent : The Republican
prefer Rus-ell ; but it is hard to say who is
the Democratic choice so far in advance.
CUMBERLAND CO., Fayettevillk
Davis .r Scales. White lei
are .-o scarce that I am unable to find out
tueir choice.
DARE CO., MANTEO : Men of neither
party have yet expressed any preference..
DAVIDSON CO, LEXINGTON: First
choice for Governor, Democratic Daniel
G. Fowie; secon l, A. M. Scales. Xooth r
candidates spoken of. Republican Dock
cry; second choiC", lignum. YADKIN
CoEEECiv : Z. 1 Vance is the lir.-t choice
of the Dem.oiais, and Scales the second.
Dockery, no Joubt, is the Republican
preference.
DAME CO., LviUixtiTox : Gen. A
M. Scales. No one else has been spoken
if. First Republican choice, J.J. Mott;
second, Charles Price. But Do..kery has
friends here who would prefer him.
DUPLIN" CO., Waks.V: First Choi e
of Democrats, Gilmer;- second, Scales.
First ' Choice' of Republicans, Rus-ell;
second, Dockerv.
DURHAM CO, Durham: R. T. Ben
nett would be the first choice of the Democratic-
here; but Gilmer, Davis and Scab s
all have strong friends in the county. The
county will probably ca-t its tir-t vote for
J. S. Carr, though he is not the choice of
the people. The Republicans prefer Eu
gene Gri-som ; second choice, Dockery.
EDGECOMBE CO., Takkoro : Gen.
Scales, 1 think, is considered the most avail
able man; J. J. Davis has warm friends.
So has Coke anil Judge Gilmer. The Re
publicans, I believe, piefer Price. Some,
however, want theirs straight," and
would rather have a Stalwart out-and-out.
FORSYTH CO., Winston: The fust
cho.ee of the Democrats, i- without doubt,
Hon. A. L Scale-; second, Judge John
A. Gilmer. The Republicans, so far as
they have expressed themselves, prefer
Charles Price ; their second choice would
mo-t likely be Dockery.
FRANKLIN CO., LouiSBURG : Joseph
J. Davis, lirst, last and forever. This
prophet is not witlout honor in h's own
country.
GAS TON CO., Dallas: R. B. Van c,
first ; Scales, second. Don't know about
Republicans and can't find out.
GATES CO.. Gatesvilee: First Dem
ocratic choice, Oetavius Coke ; second, A.
M. Scales. There are no R .-publicans in
this county except the negroes ami one or
two whites. They will be entirely .-ub
inis-ive to the Revenue Department. 1 In
state campaign has been less talked of
here, perhaps, than iu any other part of
the State. Sl NBURY : A. M. Scales would
be entirely saiisf tctory ; and T. M. Holt
would be very acceptable. Tnerv are not
more thin half a do.eu intelligent Republican-
in the county. Ik.ckery has quite a
following; anil Humphrey would not be
obj ctio.uable.
GRAHAM CO. From Ml'KlMY :
Nothing has been thought about the cam
paign. A m in ami a poli y are wanted
that will do the We-t ju-tiec.
GRANVILLE CO., Oxford : The Dem
ocrats here prefer f r Governor, tiisT, Js.
J. Davis; second, A. M. Scales. The R --
publicans, first, Daniel Ru-sell ; second, O.
H. Dockerv.
i : i w V en C-v..,,- Ihr t I t: ,.1 nn
t..lLi.,.r irh the !..., nUieaiis that T he v
I Tl.. li I !,. ...II rl, f, ,r ih.itir
I 1 1 1 o K lion. L'. li. 1 ursr ii tut, lion ii-i iiiiiii
The Democrats arc in favor of Zeb. Vance,
.... s. .i 1., ....... ..,
ll' ' 1 1 si ini'v ik nt; is llie uno iii.ii in.u
can bring out the streiigtn tt the party.
Judge Gilmer is very much liked, bht they
are afraid he can not arouse the stay- iway-
from-the-polls Jeinocrats.
RALEIGH. N10SPTEMBERI5, I
: ' r. 4, 'jgg !
tiril.I'oK!) (
;il't:N S(yiH'i jf rtt r
!) no r..ti: ehoice. -C:
clioiee, O-n. :!-.
... y n
hoife, O. II. O H-k-rv
' i
!
Kroiii aiio le r or: e-p im..-:it : TlstffO
"Mint v
. ...... I ! - .
livi !ci b t w eti il- y i fi!n:er I ;f I
ami h-tlf ; ail will ha -pv wi:b fitlr.
The Iieputlieari- t;i!k locke "'1 j
Orh-oiu. Cao't h.-.nhv '11 whH-r-eLT j
think D.,ck-iv -tar; i- ' - b.-tte'iti ee,
b- cau-- all arit (iri--
'nt po,',ti n. From am
tit : I-'ir- ci oic of I .
f
. its. i il'"' ;r ;
!, Oen. '-alc-.
HALIFAX CO.. JlAr-fi '.. : I'll O. -mo
cr it- of thi- county h.f- thought vei.' ..t:I
o?i the r. ibject c il.-- wou:.i b-- V r' l
eeptable to them. I be Re;mblict: t;J
I It t If at"Ut it. .
II ARN'LTT CO., Li l.i.i ,t s : ' ; S
Fowie ami Oeorc Oavi.-, every on h.ve
friend in thi- county, and i : r-i h snie
talk about Cok-'. Tin- R. publi tni vo,.jJ
like to run Iiuxtou oi Ooekeiy. Li'l ' or
nothing h is In en aid aboi.t i , mater.
Ir
!,!. oci'iticcamli 'ate, O. C. Fo- .kV'''I
oi'.-
T.
I'ouca.
1 i . i
For tn
ca :(iija:e, .nM.- lleade. Vet v J 1 '
- " ' yf' ' "i'ii. T- , . t. vt a V -VI:'
irL Oemo.-rat l - h .i e, J.ide liurtin. Jf,
whom tlie people of the W ett fee. u
; nuny and latiii obligation- lor Mr. .tf.
' vi-s in aiianiu the ve.-tern Noi.i
I arllfi:i ill 1'Oti : SrCOIl'l Oil' i: -V. - i.
th, who is wry popular. 1' lr-t Re,
lictu i-hoic-'. Col. Unrk rv : .-coml. Juv,
lluxton.
iiiiktiviki' ''.,. .i . w.o i ' ie
I I I.' I 'I' I"! 1 1 I i . V , . . , i r- .......
exore-s, no prt-'crenc' lor Oovernor. - .y
ood, moral. h-net, tr ie Tarheel'' I fj
r. ceii.i: tie ir hearty -upport. We ate I ,
pos d in all rins a.el c uubinatitu.
for (
M UK Kit EES boko S .ah.- for Governor
R pubii' aii are a- usual quiet and watt
for the move of the Democrats. f
IREDELL CO., Statksvilee: 'I
.
two or three bosses with a ocket
1 . . . . e f .1.0 . . 1 . . Jr .
- - " 8 -1? liu-.-n. lie is the -tioi!.-t ;.ttl t'.ev
sea about their nominee for GoveMtcaR ruu eXCept, perhaps, That Dockerv
et tle,v krow what sort of a man Uy b as .-iron-. The demand strong
want; ,.e must be strong in mind, in f.fWi ierea-in4 for a new ileal next year in
1 ii' in1 :i 1 r - im vi wi i'vt j .- rT' T. .1 .....
; an i tu longue. vs 10 ine i.epiio
j campaign money will meet and lix tlki "jSuj! Worth is piohablv an ",-xecpti.
Ua-n they will meet m convention ai.Ui kV'Wifa hi.r-i;r ,,f I hMno.-r-i"; ie l.. ,,!..,-, t
! rhroii""ii llie iMofioii of iioikiii-.' r 1 1 mn Sii?:.
i c - n
io. a, oy e m ur cioSeL i.oihiiii
If dudgt l mvle wdl do as they say, jDUal election t!-c old ticket of Tihien
will probrtbly nonntiate him. liu'lw-y Hendricks i, , uw the most popular in
friends do not beueve that he can be fa,M ffifi. action, ami probably the -tr oiit
to his past record. et l"s Mlencjgi,-TOUrloat Xorih Carolina.
unaccouiuaoie wnen ne is so ieiear. 3C w
accused of nicditatiug a leap over. Ift'lll
JACKSON CO.. WePiSteh: Deniccraft.At
reference, Judge Rullin ; but either '3ltl
Davis or Scales would give great plcag'$rigl
vote solidly for any nominee. QUAij-JJ,
town : I have mjt heard an intimation
lation a.i
..t. rt,
s -ectioif 1
to the wishes of the people of thi
as to the ciimlidates for Governor.
.iua.xoiu. uu.,owjia - it i3 uar . n.f0;in:o i is that eiLher Scdjs or Gilim r will
answer, coke has done trood service
hones
chances would be very good il lie we: i to
turn over. A number favor Eugene t ris
som, but fear he wo a Id not run.
McDOWELL CO., Marion: The first
choice of the Democrats of this eouu y, I
think, is Scales; second, R- B. Vunce,
tin. ugh it is thought Vance has nt) as ira
tiousMii that direction. It is thought bj
many that Price will be the RepuL icau
c tmlidate.
MADISON CO., Marshall: Firs,
choice of Democrats, Judge Ruflin ; .-e ond,
Scales. First choice of Republicans, ). H.
Dockery; second, I). G. Fowle. Tl e
county is Reimhlicau by about 100 u ajor
ity. Each party will vole nearly s'didiy
for its nominee.
MARTIN CO., Hamilton : artiu
county is for Oct. Cokt , " first, last a id all
the time, and .-he has no sccoiul c ioiee
ih Republicans will lake anybody ;
lon'f i
think iher have any second choice.
M E C K 1 . E XBURG ( ; O , C n a ke tt :s :
First i-hoice for Governor, Scales; secoi d,
Bennett.
MITCHELL Co., I'kneaND : A.M.
Scales and D. G. Fowl,, are tne n o-t ac-...o.r-ilib.
names in tii' I ).-u,ni-r.ltS of this
county. R. B. Vance, perhaps, wan. Id poll j
he heaviest vote as he would carry 'Uat ,
C
tl
many
Republicans.
The Repiibh-.'OS
while they are in a majority neie, ;.:e ot
a people who help to shape camlida'es.
They are always ready to vote as fo". or
live men in the county .-ay.
MONTGOMERY CO.. TltoY : lktiiiett,
lirst ; Scales, second. Dockery for the
Republicans.
MOORE CO., Carthage: B ;.itt,
Scales, Holt, in the order named. D.e.try
is the Republican choice. SANEoKD :
Scales, first; J. J. Davis, second.
NASI I CO., Nashville : The D nio
crats of Nash prefer Joseph J. "Aijs;
second. A. M. Scales. The Reputd'cans
want Charles Price. RocKA Mo: kt :
Gen. S .iiles for Governor and Chail-s M.
Cooke for Lieutenant-Governo-. .veuid
ninkc an exceedingly popular ticket in
Nas!i. It is the only ticket I have h ard
mentioned.
NEW HANOVER CO, Wilmington:
Our people have not begun to talk poltics.
The Democrats will be glad to siippor any
true man that can make a good car vass
and can probably carry the S.ate.
ONSLOW' CO.. Catharine Lake:
Either Judge Gilmer or General Scales
will give great satisfaction. X'o natter
who is nominated the good Demr crtts of
Onslow will support him. The Republi
cans prefer Judge Ru ell, and t ieir sec
ond choice is, perhaps, Dockerv.
ORANGE CO., CHAl'EE HlI.lA The
Dem jcrats arc eq hilly Jivided tut" 'rT.'ii A
M Scales and J. J. Davis. Man would
like to see Julian S. Carr Goveri.or. and
the county may instruct delegates for him
as a compliment. Aidiongh he is very-
popular with th
musses.
he is hardly rt
gilded as tt p 's lbie candidate. Repub
lican sentiment not developed. HlLLS
roro : Our ii-ople recognize the fact that
j we got through the last election "'by the j
! skin ot our teeth ' and think hat we
; i,.nl,l l.n fir,if:il in th.. solecrinn f eatidi-
,1 1 res f or f he lie r . I n T.oi n T of a:V nbil'l t V.
11.... s.,.,1., ... ,n J.l.ir,., I , huft.t of all
, uoi. v..iis v ., .u,---.
others of the id ler men. But Kef!- Craige
.......i.i ... ....ii.. ,.iiint..Klu trx A ft -i
nimiM ot." oiuio. ..v... ij Lt. il lu i -. i ,
tiDilerstood that )r. Worth does r,(t desire
a re-elecrion, and that Joe Davis dVsires to
succeetl him. I hope that is truf, for no
man in the State has the eonliden.-e of this
; uoders
j a re
t succt'
1
deserves his rewan . J. J. Davis has f ne'ids, V tivd. Our people would be satisfied with
and Scales is wonderfully popular. D ck-Wther, but Scales is generally spoken of as
erxUie ?PUV .ca"J; 1 1V:.couu. X,he eafet candidate for the occasion. Coke
JONES CO, 1 kexton : lirst ivjjjll have iio opposition for Lieutenant
cratic choice, Z 13 Vance; second lAatuor. The Republicans generally
Gilmer, with Fowle or Scales a sat: .-.t-.Jbak-of Dockry l,.r Governor, and Price
tory in any event, i -rst Kepu dic.iu eb.i;. Lisnteuaut-Governor.-l' rolu anther
i3E slriri1S (V iiZ&&iM'iAWJie "ill prbAbly
o
o.
pie to the .:.-t e f hit J, -
And Hi:h S":"il. f. f,r Governor.
f-T Tr -urr. :iri.i t'-t. r,..-
J,
il
l'lled ith iiifi, tJf t:. .j f A....
ckmiti- Uili MU if-r- f.,r
..f
entire conii 1 n!- of . ' . ..
agricultural opl-, am! the ? 1 '
J lie t r- j.int S-tiat- r f r ,m V. ek!- r- I. X
!.ir,.r-n fiowrnor wo-i ,i . v -V
ifreat fuVor. We lav- b,.,., il -i. t ?
i.t'ar, on more tha?
r to :ht otb- r uK. A-
"t ' i
. ii, our
an
f..r
. ..-li-. iney are OTiiv aui-u
ti
! i tt av
before thev think. I i
i
woiuM :,reept-tble. in fai
t- thern. ; ut il.ev think ?;
prdVr-
y uj,':,: ,
t"'ii i
w hi.
er.t!
r - :t
bomjratir.nof 1, rue I'rkv oi -om- .-h, r f
fmnry npj.licaut. Tt:is i- writ n on tf- 1
- uppo-itioji triat dml-e Kutiin w oid i -t I
accept the nomination If , uj i? j .,.. ;
Htrve he vvou'.l can y tiii- count v .
aim il; Mate by lo,tHt,J nuiv ,
any ot'e-r man on i;her ri i-
- !h
chauc-s with Jude Rioted.
man th -y have any hojie or eec;ii j,-.
i'A.LOIAMv CO., KlJ.Al;i:-lll
CITY : As to Oovernor. I h:i-d:y know l!', ti,';''; i!, ho hut P
prefer Ju..!f Fowle. KosEDAEt : The ' 1 ll-1,t :'"it he w eU.d !.. t. X- t ! o bp 1
Democrats in thU eointiajnitv :.r. U r t i.r- ! uUr !,1' ,r' f' A "j ,m'r Wa v
nominat on of Judg Fowle for Governor.
and Congressman Scale, .8 , .r ..,.c,Mlll
choice. Repubhcans-DocUerv.fi-t: llux '
tun veron.l " i
ton, second.
PENDER CO., Rocky Point D,-mo- i
KrCTtic sentiment i- not develop, d v-: in
ptlria section, but Charie M. S let i man i- tie- '
'Choice for Lieutenant Gov rnor. The Re- !
blieans are almo.-t unanimous for D.tniei
fSMainalion-s for State ollicers. as a neee--
)U.
the
fi ' . , . a. w. .- .
ruruA maws tne l democratic mture uncer
tpeciallv in ot;r State. For the Pies
fetKKQUI MAN'S ;o.. JIkkti ni : First
4ce ot Democrats, C- ue : ecoi-d. C
i.e : .- eeom . teo
s. r :rst choice of Republican-, E. A.
tte, of Perquimans ; secon. Pi i e.
fellSOV CO,, Roxkoko : A. M. Scales
e Inst c::oce f tiie Demo uats of thi-
u&tV : JelMl A. Gillll. l' SI1-11O.I I hi-
. ' ,
.republicans are anxious to rui. Judge
h " 1 . "
t -vwte.
; m , , ....
r ni 1 to., ukeenvilj.e: i ie eo...iuon
i. . t t.. n..,..,.,,!.,
choice for Governor, Gen Scales; second.
Judge Gilmer. r rom another correspond
cut : The prevailing sentiment of the Dem- '
ocrafs so far ;is expressed is, lirst, for Gen. j
A. M. Scales; sjcond. Judge John .Gil-J
iner. Republicans, first. Dockery; second, ;
anybody that can makt; a good ligut.
illCllMOND CO., RiCKlNGiiA.v : Our j
people will cheerfully support the nominee i
of the Democr atic party, but prefer Scale-,,
Bennett or Gilmer, in the order ...tiued.
Col. Dockery is the lirst choice of the Re- ;
publicans ; Dan. ( j. Fowle, second choice. j
Another corrt'-pondeut : The lir.-t choice j
ot th-: Democrats is Col. Bennett; -econd, j
Gen. Scales. The Republicans pr fer Col. j
Dockerv; after him anyone whom the
managers may put on the track, ngardle.-s
of politics, religion, or honestv.
ROBESON CO., Ll.mekrton: First
Democratic choice, A. M. Scales ; second
choic John A. (jiliner, and R.T. Bennett
- spoken of. The Republicans express no
choice. They will vote for the nominee.
ROCKINGHAM CO., Leaksville : j
Scales is decidedly the lirst choice of the j
Democrats of this region for Governor, j
Fowle. 1 think, is their second choic.-, but ;
his reticence as
brought again-t
to the charges that are j
him as seeking the notn- !
ination of the so-called Liber! oartv i- not !
only damaging him, but it is daiuauing the
D. -mocratic partv also. The R adicals are ;
rolling it under thvir tongues a- a sweet
mors-,-1. r irst choice of Republicans, Ball ; j
second, Iot.': ."ery. j
STANLY" Ctj. At.ijemaule : The Dem
ocrats will take any good man nominated '
by the convention, 'id..- Republie-uis pre- j
fer Judge Rus-ell, if he will run. i
SAMPSON CO., Clinton : Fir-t choice, j
Gilmer; second. Coke. Tl e Republicans, i
I ihirk, would be please-1 with Doek.-ry. j
STOKES CO , DM:i i:V: The Dem., ;
Ciats of this section favor the nomination
of A. M. Scales for (P-verm-r; x-'-oml j
choice, John A. Gilmer. The Republic-it. -don't
seem to have formed any choice, but ;
they are stalwart- of the stalwarts and j
don't want a Liberal.
SURRY CO., Mt. Aiky : Fir-t choice .
of the Democrats of Surry is Judge Gil
mer; the .-econd, Gen-Tal cil' -; He
Republicans say they prefer f yre i or?.
TYRRELL C ., C .iom ::i a . 1 he
voters of Tvrreil have no pets ami will wait
for further developments in tl. state.
UNION CO.. Monroe; l-i-.-i ehoiceof
Democrats for Governor. R. T. Be:;u. t: ;
second, A. M. Scale-. The R.'pub.ican
here are disorganized. 1 hey have no
letde, and it is never Known what they
want till thev meet in cnveiitioii 1 hey
will vote bliiiu'v uiid almost -o. olyforauy
man who i- l'tit up to beat a D.moerat.
VNCE CO.. HENDERSON ; 1 ne Dem
ocrats in and about Heuder-ou :.re in favor
of Coke for Governor, and Se;,..-- is their ,
second choice. The Republi-n:.s favor
G lissom, and Price i- their - d choice.
WAKE CO, ihii-r-i-.H ; It is v- ry dif
ficult to make a judgment of the f ehng ot
the people. In answer to inqiiries made '
bv the CHRONICLE many muueniiai tr.eu
aie for Judge Fowle. There i- feeling
i tllf.t
he tit serve- better oi tne . arty than
he IhlS received. 1 IlC t.onci li-OIl 1- pr---
i aldlt that he i-OUe of tliC V.
tronge-t
- .
! men in the Stare and in the jirty in,
! f i ieivils Teel that the rt-POrts Ot hi 1 1-IoyuK
to the Democratic party are alders, and
are aggrieved at them. He curves no
such insinuations. But Capta I Coke is
1 undoubtedly the preference of te majority
t . . - -
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a. Tat v
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W ATA CCA i'O.
l.miM:
Iu all the
of V;tv i,c a'i-
Dor:e;. f r t ;
aim t
-v- rin.r
f fur W. S . j
'a-t H':d all j
-"" s o.d.et- o.ru t..e wnr ,:, d
jj h,,li -v h;'' f- f- tten
ie:r!ovy , hen n-j-d.-.s m curt h. re ,
th CO II Tt - i io! i )i t. .t, t Wl"h VetiTili- who !
...111.- (.0 se.- I or-, 1 ,tl , , , I COUIill.tldT
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ainj i -11. .iv'- 11.10 i.l. n. 1 he
' e
All for (tinner. tin
gathered h mdroil- of ot
r ii.i'oiene,. j.-t-h-
r a , on t; d bin!.
Gilmer w oiil I ro
the St.-ite." .iid ft
prominent Kepuhiie.-tn h, re. A it -peer-able
number of I f.,,,r th'- nomi-
nation of A . M . Se
are greatly civ id- d
W. Humpfm y. D.
ery and I. J.
Humphrey cotf-d -.
e-. i he Hep!.' 1: an-
i !h :r j .. i f.-r. nr.-. P.
. i:u--.'li, o. 11. D . k-
"Ui, are
etlte the
m--n! io
Wa he d
-atiou, but it is t.'.o'vht he d...- let vv mt
it. Kuss-11 has a g. od f - iiowii
Dockery, hut he tin- .r-ohg opposition.
oui.g lias o :ie loti fo'h.w er in the count y,
but this one i.- a tower of :-tre' "!h. ' .
District-Attorney ll hi:,-o-i is'v.'un-j- and
popular, and wot. id he -u..fg iu this part
of the State.
WILKES CO., Wn.Khshoi;., : . .thing
has bet ii -aid about tie-campaign - aa T
I think, would he act -ptable to the Democrat-.
WILSON CO., Wn -os ; piH- D, ,o
crats here prefer a, ( apt. ( 'ok" i- t he
cht.c . f .-Cine of oo D'-moctan fi t'i. i-.
The Republicans pief. ,,.XU,,.V
would lake Ru-s Ii.- , (I-N(,, : 1 ;r-f i,-ii-ocratir
choice, s-;.i-,.. -..eond. Gilmer.
The Repubhcai.s H,i.ik lh;tt p,-;,.,. is t!u.ir
best man.
Southern ?lcrtha yfx. i,
Ueiuiblu aits Tl. ifjlr "St.i.Tl.
sent either u v . : in a; r
lescenderit - of th rie'-
therefrom. I am sure thit Jt iin.ii ir t .-n.t
i ucide here tlii- week would -!.o . a -j mi', tr
result
The Southern merchants are h. t.-
n drov-s. In Mete
! llie f ae; . il it-- f:.r
trade at home thnt the .uT.ifT. s i,t
drum-
OM ' 'i
mer oivc-, i.ur li.nn n do ij.,t
opporuntty to see tht Illetr.'poii-. It th. v
will allow ru. t.j ty s. -, it i- a pitv t!n v
come just w hi-ti 1 1 . v i-1. Thi- se .n i- ?..
doubt the proper ?iu.c I pnr ha-t ..!-,
1 oi. it i a bad tune l.r -;l'1i'. - t-i I i.t
I 1
fa
put' have let come h i K to h . tt,r
iiioii tijle s a-on h t-nov begun, a:.d ths-
has a grt-M ir.'.l uence on the app'- .rti'e of
the c.rowiis on the strtt t-, ..n tr.v'e, on
newspapers, on t vc-rv thin. The town yet
wenrs it- hurnr-ier duiitic-- ; and it hi- be.-n
dull! The best p-.-;b!e evidence of thtt
im the fttct that the t ej",;.h strike tiid n-.t
i
cause innumerable hi.ancia! di.-a-ter-. I! !
it had taken place m any other st a.-oii, the
consequences would have been awful.
ci.Tii akoi.ina l-oi.n n
Tiicre i-
a g. oii ueai
of tail
that com. s
to in v ears from North Carolina friends J
aooui v i mi I'ojui.s, o: lie ri.iiia 111 11
- . ' . i
that
yo'i Kr.ow now loinaiiaee your own a,; tsr.-, i
bul it is certain that tne Repubhe-tri man
fii'f.-rs have high h"re of ui..-'.i-1 :f ving " t
North Carolina. You so gr;K ioe-'.v allow
the Republican- to come -o near vi ;'orv i
; that at h d!stari'.-e w nave .-o'net irne- .'
; come fritrhtencd. Vet there i- one fact
! tiiat I never forget. Fifteen yei-s ago,
when it was almost a per-otrtl l.riorior to
i be an an!i-D"m crat, there were in North
Carolina re' t a few hi
e
itti'i
rf-I'l Ctah.e
m-n wtio, liec'i'ise they had aiwav- been
Whiija, woultl hot t ecome De-mocr tt
I fhcd not name them Many are how
dead ; but those who survive hive in the
main forsaken the pirty which for-ook its
own prhicipk-s, ai d all principle-, in fa.-t
The prominent Repubhcati tiarie-h tb'tt I
read ne-v in y. -or .tte peer- ar- unf'-.-rn;tiar
almost all, except D kerv . If Ihc
new men art; no carpet-bagger.-, th v at
least do not ber names th-ithave 1.. north le
p! ares m ou; history.
NEW Vol.K KACTIO.N S.
But I not writing new
from X e w
lorri. 1 here is a new,. Heav-n
on.
know-, what tne I t-m'crstb; t , E - " am
"wiiig-'' are doing her-- for ..I'm-m v
None except til .-- that are oi th n,. , Cnr.
follow the frtq .cat " d-.i-Kt-r- ' or . ...
b "
l'.J 1-
iieciarc-d emphatic a!
HI.
reguiar p no;..-, as it y a,w v- declare'
I
just before a convention. New Vrk city
polittes is worse than anything el-e.
The Rt puhliC-tns here, howev-r, have ij iite
as urgent roed of "hf-.rriiOnv"' a- anywhere
ei.-e. But tin. re are ;-v;de!.i t- of quite a-.-eriou
a di.-agre'-mtht as ever. Uri.uckily,
however, these di-igreemen!.-, unhke tho-e
of Democratic " hails," are a,i healed
before a national election tikes r.'ace
The Staiwstrts are ni.ve an 1 fiii: of
1 fe. It is by no means improbable that
they vi;l -o manage their all :rt a.- te give
Prtfid'-nt Anli'ir the next nomination, lie
is a s uivtart, but n't insanely stalwart'
when rccasion rtqiiires rn- h rat ion. Per- i
.-nally he i very populttr am ng ail cla- s
id New Yorkers, and he de-erves to be.
Meet .tnv g'..iid-li vt-r tnd a-k h;m a'oout the
Prtsident. "Arthur i-
a u;
he v. id sav. (ioo.j dmn'-r.-. good Wiii -
g'od
j Acs, good fellowship these bring, men
CiOse together ; and the Pre-iueut ha- by
these bten brought very near and made very
dear u most genuemen m trie metrop ,hs.
s Another week, other and frc-siier topics.
; To the Chronicle 6vM re S. r.
o i v:r,o-rt in II n if j . ,n I
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I d K- i tt.d the r .;Uhtir of
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the
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N' v l.nl u. i. r, .iii 1 )i vii
o h i pt th.- u is -ttion. i i recult
u th uej,i ;4 ' . . . flt, rprs-e i
A MAt.MfI.INI silo WIN.,
;t r.tl, f .it -t and an ih'uta! we-tjtb
..:i:ie in s: , bet part aid u ly
N - i !li .-ir. l.i.a. Ii - bird to u . & k e
I i- hire of any .-t! ih teci I cart
. m .re thtii -i! inn. t the let.lii rr
of ut.
fr- .ii
f;iM..
a p.
hardl feature- of th.- rb.bit :t thi r It Ing. .r.
cause a- y el e, rv I hu g t in onf id
to Mid
a f iiipicfiii cii ooue fitit ou;?f
ot o u;T f I i 4 ' I V .
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kio w any txhhition to ..pen wt
pen tvtuli it
p -u ' In a future letter 1 -htu be -tbie
to c,i tie- u tin. of nil the c aj
1 i pi : ,ng s; i , , f the ld Nof.ii -!r t! i
have a: i.-d in giving P.o-ton the b -t r tlo-bui-.ii
ot Southern re-'.un . that b t r
be.-n - h here.
t HE SloIiY Jlltll I I.Y loI.D.
IJefo g. it.g into details 1 mut men
tio.i th ..iphic. unique ami htldy nrtitlc
way the t..e id the Xhihit i tool. " Printed
..n ;i s':,l four-p.e eh culm, nib- 11U ed
by coat . of rni au-1 uthrn Ornery,
are the foiiowinj; tTe .-.-niene.-n :
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v h hu ndr d - of little fi ig-s'ar-
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;hg appear
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over th- !
Xoith State -vith a voogeaj.ee.
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tion of M a--n. hii-'-tt- tli"- ah ih it'.'.- ot
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tic- - ye el .-.Lt.- teliU'tt-, i'id li - n
e'gh "ft over to urkt: a
i in !- Ai:j Nortn Carol na i- o y
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have ;
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Ma
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larv;- v. ry polite to all t
u- n, b it j-er.-i-t- in de-.dini.hg
c- to f ..-m. " I have no p ...
of North Ctroliht,' he -a;.-,
oliti t li i; n-e for such a mil.
n w-paper
to tain. .
iti it-i 1
North (
a- F. W
Gri!!i.'i. tht; Secretary of th" In-
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