A brother writing us from Kenly,
N. C-, wants to know what has be
come of our demands; and says he
believes the election went to suit two
thirds of the Third party. He furth
er asks why were tickets sent out for
William F. Stroud and others Willis
F. Stroud; and why " the M2 votes
polled for W P. Exum. at. Benbih.
Johnson county., was never returned
to Smithfield
Now in answer to his inquiries, we
win say, that our demands are still
our demands, and likely to remain
so until we can get the law making
powei unto different hands from
these who have it in hand nw
There must be a change or we can
never get them, and the
people must be educated to sea it.
That is the mission of the reform
movement. As to why there were
two tickets at the noils for Xf
Stroud, that is easy enough account-
eu ior, tnat was the work of the
cueuiy wno aid not hesitate to do
anything to carry their noint.
tl.. no.
- I - cWA
WhV trio 119 r
. . . or
wm, at ueulah was npwr T-t j
. .iuiucu
to fcthneld the brother will W
asK tnose wno run the machine on
. v t, v
the other side, they did all the re.
. s' AS to tne election goinsr
to sult two of the Third Party
we have Tet to find a Third Party
man iViof : 1 ...
,, iCOliil.
xnere may be some mote ti,;i
was suited af u
farty men who are satisfied, but
God pity such men.
Gov. Carr, has commuted the
)!? t?thuyea" in the
of murder m Slitchell county in 1892
and sentenced to be handed
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