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W. L. Kluttz, i . r. A. p. D. Gold, Jr., K. S. DARIUS BATMAN, K. A. Business M Ti Sfcrs. Wm. Starr Myers, B. 0. U. Edward K. Graham, :£. A. E. C. S. Carr, :£. N. Hssociatc Gditors. Harry S. Lake, A. K. E. Richard H. Lewis, Jr., Z. . E. S. Askew, t . A. 0. O. M. Suttle, n. K. A. W. D. Simpson, :S. X. W. H. Bagley, A. T. O.
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When Gov. Fowle was inaugurated, he appointed him the senior mem- ber of his staff, with the rank of colonel, and when Gov. Holt succeeded to the gubernatorial office, he requested Col. Cuniiigham to retain his position on the staff. Col. Cuningham has an excellent library and takes great intere st in history and literature. He has also quite a reputation as an orator, and is known as an eloquent and forcible speaker. One of his most celebrated addresses was that on the subject of Tobacco, and was delivered at the Farmers ' National and Pan-American Agricultural Congress, held during the Cotton States and International Exposition, ' ' in Atlanta, in 1895. He has been in great demand in every part of the country as a speaker on literary, agricultural and political questions, and has thus made himself known through- out the nation, besides taking special interest in education, immigration and other cjuestions of the day. Col. Cuningham for many years steadily refused to become a candidate for any political office, though many fine opportunities presented themseh ' es, but being finally persuaded to accept the candidacy for the State Legislature, he was elected in November, 1896. He was the caucus nominee and candidate of the Democrats for Speaker of the House, being supported by legislators representing 145,000 votes, and was only defeated by the fusion of the Republican and Populist forces. Although a patriotic man in the national sense of the word, he is pre- eminently a North Carolinian, and is always glad to aid his nati e State by every honorable means. Thus Col. Cuningham now stands as the exponent of the Old South and the New South, and his Alma Mater may well point to him as one of her noblest sons, and also a true type of the cul- tured Southern gentleman of today.
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Committees. executive Committee. R. H. Lewis, Jr. H. S. Lake. Quotation Committee. C. S. Carr. O. M. Suttle. S. S. Askew. Htbletic Committee. P. D. Gold, Jr. w. L. Kluttz. Hrt Committee. W. D. Simpson. E. K. Graham. Subscription Committee. W. H. Bagley. W. L. Kluttz.
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