the voluntary withdrawal of your nominee
for Governor, and the concentration ot the
Democratic forces on the nominee of the
i cornea ranv tor iiu'omnr v
courayed to make this suggestion by the foi-
.v, ...... u. ,.i..iUi ijj tuc oiaie xemocratxc
piauoiin or l.suo, to wit:
e utciare our belief that the neace
prosneritv and haiminess nf th.n,.iu..i
Nor.il Ciro!ii ileix-iui nn thu it,t" .it i,
I - - - V M1W 'll lltt, ui t ilC
ivcinojijcau ciaie iicuer in th mm nn oiun.
ti, .r, v , ...7 " " . Viv-
Hai, W. Atkr.
Chairman P. p. stale Ex. Com.
J5lr. W.O. Stratford and U.,n .T T
i. u cover dissented from the action
or tne committee in instructing the
v .i iu iiiiii to U anaiiliL IIih ahnvn rnm.
umcanoii,
THJ5 ELECTION LAW.
We hereby reaffirm our fi-rprt fiA
termination to sunnort and mat
a free ballot and a fair PAtirit. in all
elections held in North Carolina; and
me election taw passed by the Gen
eral Assembly of 1895 meets our hearty
endorsement and approval; and we
hereby pledge the Peoples Party to the
policy of upholding the princiDle of
miaaion are Inadequit for that par
p, that they make recommendation
to the General Anembiy of amend
menu to existing laws, to the eed
that low and fairer rate may be etab
liahed, both in the SUte and Inter
SUt joriadictioDJu
olmf. That we recommend a con
stitutional prohibition of the pur
chaae, leaae or rental of parallel or
competing railway line.
ran rasas.
t We favor a law forbiddiog the ri?
mg of free paaaea to publia officials,
and forbidding their receiving the
aame.
KOETH CAEOIIXA KAILSOAl) UIASK.
