Democratic County Convention at Boone Adopts Resolutions
The Watanga County Democratic Convention met at the courthouse in Boone with 11 a.m. opening. Capt. E. F. Lovill was nominated for Representative, Luther Thomas for Sheriff, John H. Bingham for Clerk, Thos. L. Crieller for Treasurer, J. H. Brown for Coroner, and W. C. Coffey, Joe B. Clarke, and Smith Haga May for County Commissioners. A Will for the stock law was urged, and resolutions endorsed Aycock for Governor, Simmons for U.S. Senate, Kluttz for Congress, and condemned Moses N. Harshaw as Solicitor. The body praised Democratic rule and adjourned in harmony.
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Watanga
Court House
Boone
Horton
T. P. Adams
R. A. Rivers
Beech Mountain
A. D. Taylor
J. W. Farthing
Wiley H. Swift
W. L. Hendrix
L. D. Lowe
Luther Thomas
North Fork
R. Lovill
John H. Bingham
Superior Cour
John A. Harman
Laurel Creek
Thos. L. Crieller
J. H. Brown
Wm. Norris
John F. Brown
Messrs
W. C. Coffey
Joe B. Clarke
Smith Haga
May
Watauga County
Committee On Resolutions
Enthy
Charles B., Aycock
North
Carolina
F. M. Simmons
United States
Theo. F. Kluttz
Democratic Party
Watanga County
Moses N. Harshaw
13Th Judicial District
Coffey
Barnes Elk Letter on Tariffs and Democracy
In a political letter the writer argues that silver once valued over gold but now reversed, claims protectionist tariffs harm the people, and urges tariff reform and fiscal honesty. The Democrat criticizes the Republican party as the guardian of tariffs, trusts, and subsidies, while praising Democratic aims of revenue tariffs and accountable government.
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Democrat
Republican Party
Tts
Puantos
Democratic ticket praised amid health quips and tariff talk
The Watanga convention lauds the Democratic ticket from representative to surveyor as upright and intelligent. The piece argues protectionist tariffs and U S export pricing, noting foreign competition and Europe sales, question Republican claims of underpricing and demand tariff revision.
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Watanga
Secretary Shaw Defends Tariff Structure Amid Pressures
A government spokesperson, claiming reform is infeasible, argues there are unjust tariff schedules but resisting removal. The remark labels calls to change as harming party stability and accuses supporters of trusting trusts for obedience.
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Shaw
Spring and Summer Dress Goods at Broad Stripes
New calicos at 6 to 9 cents per yard. Beautiful line of lace and insertions, tinsel gimp trimming, and hosiery for ladies. Ladies shoes at 1.50 per pair and up, men’s 1.50 and up. Handsome line of children’s shoes and slippers. items offered by mail order.
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Todd
N.C
H.C. Miller
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