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THEiGDLDSEOBO-MESSENGERS JnNETrTv'asS&r-DOBBLEISHEEri iV a1TTa rtf riemperaie ana virtuous not Decause "And witlr-this oeiier we advocate, l Uu K w A rs HI fl TO jST T. KTT K K. VJVl2VVV AiVAIVUII V I The House on Thursday, passed, the ne could not help himself, but because as a great public benefit, thff contin- wuvw Oleomargarine Dili Dy a vote or it 4 to 110 ig"t wi. hmu ,uvi ucu uauee or our:-graueu hcuouis auu iae - E ditoi . 101. i The discussion wasjquite spirited for him so to be. These -are the men I improvement of all public schools xm- manager. and earnest. ; v V v -, 1 - " UUUi;uai , w unu.. iuo wee m tney snailbe maae capaDie or rur- ' 1 Mr. Hatch, of Missouri, closed the of character which enables them to nishinsr the greatest aid to the ereatest iiuuiauuiiu, . ws v: in o tw snftfieh in v8nwoH1of i control themselves is the same power number f -MMren of th SrrA. in THE ANNUAL HECORD A. BONITZ, -V. HOWARD, BROWN, News," Views and Matters of In- . .'. V -' W , terest. I. " - . Staff Correspondence of the Messenger. I Its J normous Total r bntion. Caprices of Fortune John Dajte, Clara and CalUop 71 . x , lPyd0i French. Uolesburjr, Kr..'.."' and Wide Distri-1 Henry iota, Patewon, n. J.... -f T,r4nr.. JoJl !' AILn"Ln- .c Inspector, "Uke uurt oui MicQigan oouinern r. u Toledo, Ohio ' 5,000 R,nnn A partial list of the prizes above One Thoua- JP Placet 718, Cafe st Davenport.' a TViIIam rw TVi a TkiifolonA Qto fa Tvt I -r . " ? WASHINGTOX,D.C.,4unel. -Neither tery Companr durinir the year ending May Mlaa Annie JtarkWMffiSt'D C.' ffi bouse of tie Congress was in session 1886, together with the names and addresses K M!te, WMlbu V1 2000 vesterdavl Trwlav TTCa rocnm fi,. ),. nn.it. L f,ueller. 3yDi vidian. Chi- ,uw MONDAY, 'I'l nV - JUNE 7. 1886. thmretemi.m If. th.:J!o .c.oth Bttdvfal upright rI Trft.HrSiSS . ' - ' 'r ; '.-i" consideration of the bill as one of the The youth and the man must have that citizens." - to Bogus Butter bill, and the Senate ting those who have requested it. Published every oxday axd Thcbs- most remarkable parliamentary con- stamina which will enable hun to put - Km tne early hours) the Northern Pa- Receipts for the amounts are on file at the day, at tmk Mbssengeh uuildino. Prici I jgsts which Jhad taken place in the I sside temptations, for in this world we I TECE A.TIiANTIC COA.ST . LINli!. I 1 I" f.iiei5Jir 0111. At two omces or the company. $3.00 A yea . TT . ...it- nil mnit rtatTA thm" jutxta ninat nVA mi-- x. -i;4'lu,Cil luo x!"er DOdytOOK Up tfie TJRAWTVfl OV JHlfE 1(L 1885. aiv uBicuueu ., - 1 xiie omciais ot we Atlantic uoasn Kantrnntpr aienn 1 ' tribulations. If he is properly trained, T.inA nnki;..!, nov fkov; fu m nnrf-Anf nponrr tt .-Morgan Brown. Nashville, , Tenn....... 30,000 woodwards Garden, Ban SEKVED TO TOWN SUBSCKIBKHS BY CARRIE, AT $1.00 FOK THREK MOXTHS. House for many years. the Committee on Agriculture, con- scbsckiptiox payable sTuijCTLY ix ad- tending that it had not: exceeded its men jurisdiction in reporting the revenue and VANCE, Advertisixo Kates -Per square (IV ixch SPACE) $1.00 FOR FIRST, AND 50 CENTS FOR EACH SUBSEQUENT INSERTION-fl LIBERAL DIS COUNT TO LARGE ADVERTISERS AND ON YEAR LY CONTRACTS. V j .h-lJi: t- -e tfiAAnhnfW oonnnf ha h1A nonnf.. al i . . lvvo wues m IU6 Qli measure, auuBunuuuug mucu w mc . v , -: 7""" hu me accompiisnmeni or rne great an understanding as to further nro-wni. F.May. New York llnnmonxA Villi wwiwu, ui.uuu.j, tgTT.TrtANscKiPT and Messenger, a 6,4 column weekly, the chenpett and largest political paper publidied in Forth Carolina, is also issued fr&m Vie Messenger press. Subscription, f 2.0Q per annum : $1.00 for could object to. six vtontfts. Tfie Transcript and Mes senger Ms Vie largest bona fide subscrip tion list of any paper in North Carolina. Address -THE MESSENGER PUBLISHING CO., . CoJdsboro, N. C. tney aided two sides in the discussion to come to Jbrhk'Le antagonism whicn it had met witn to uucuuw, auu ue uas reat of changingthe gauge of the roads ceedmgs on the Oleomargarine bill. - . . - ' I a a - - aU aV. Y I A J. J I I mi - the Ways gentle had started out to cry. out "fraud." 3L W.lBKjJMKj&irilUSX. North nr RnfVi-bftnn TT WollfifatlOn has hfifiomp nnnnront Mr V WJ V U V W MataVVA aVf A. a g m ff f III ' v-U'UMA.mv A-aV aV 15.000 Francisco, Cal 35,000 Savannah. Oa er. Savannah, Oa ...... . Til ' " TT,"" V UK 19. All......... i Tei3 SfP188 Go. Galveston. Tox . . . . JnIt1 J Washington . t.. Ira Anderson, New r ork '. '. '. '.' ' 11 ...' " Ired Bode. Arenzvllle. Ills.. 2.000 2,000 2,000 1.200 1JJ00 1,310 .1.JD0 1,200 I , r I I LB- WtM 111. nilllirill .Ml v.: lla.aa-a a a fact that it had not come from the g"t w upon tnem to protect South of Wilmington. Four hundred Ams measure may consume yet an- John Wynne. Detroit, Mich. and- Means Committee. The mm irom himselt a; the expense pf the arid forty miles of single track were LTT' irATe f th vof men who had opposed the bill rights and interests of others - changed inside of six hours without i i wVva . .mkj auoa. vali. v ua. i DRAWING OF MAY 11. irjw 15,000 W. Hunt, Vlneton. Ala thriK I 15,000 Natlonal Bank, Selma, Ala.-T . ' 2JJO0 wells. Fargo & Co.'s Bank. 8n p Cisco, Cal i.nrn 2.500 2,000 2.000 2,000 2,000 There was not a single word in the proposition that any honorable man It defined oleomar- nast r?n v nr sr one minute's delay to the fast mail a change in the North Carolina dele- There has been of late much com- ters. the ftpneral Manner nf th Af Jonnston now opposes it. Ithinkthat ment in our Rtat AYftharierAs nnon tKa lflntin prtaot T.5tt iflMAj m ft ma3nty is against the bill now. 7. VVUS1' "iaFucu xues- uniy three members are its declared DRAWING OF JULY 14, 1885. C. L. Homer. Brookston, Tex..... J. F. Wales, Bridgeport, Conn .... S. M. Simpson. 272 16th st Denver, Col F. H. Eckenroth, 321 Montgomery St.. can Francisco, cal 2,000 15,000 15,000 15,000 15,000 . .1 I m I mi aw. ganne and placecr a tax upon it. generally admitted tact that the mere day evening to Baltimore :" We de- friends, Messrs. Cowles Green and c-A- PeasleT. Persia, Iowa 5,ooo H pnnprsnn - I J 'tiAts urvunmuu, a , u,vw w a. aa Where was the, fraud ? It was in the ability to read and write, acquired by layed no through South-bound pas manufacture of the article ; it was in pupils in the public schools, does not senger tram, and abandoned only one Ihe House Committee on Postoffices Bowery National Bank, New York John Cameron, Wichita Falls, Tex 5.000 5,000 4,000 m WWa I Dill TO UrOnl 1)1 1 thA mAlllnOP "if Oni? I Qf I TAnnlfioirAiintir n.nlr Knwth, VoxtnT, n account or the mail trains Iter, circular or wri tin cr rrn nan ? vi - Ind ; 1.200 ia uz i:, o lff . J. W. Sed berry, Waco. Tex 100 J T x Tk 1 . . .. I Rnflnn lr IfAnnt, KT.fAhii, JkTlaa the sale of the article. The fraud was necessarily make the pupils better men North bound. The others were all nn u:i i fL-AS?01 favorably a Mrs. K J. DensoH: AtiamaTGarr: on 60,000,000 people who were asked and better citizens. ; It seems a little time to buy it under a false and fraudulent strange that such comment should be the work could not begin until 8 a. m., lottery or gift enterprise, or any paper j'aSnelJslniie'W' lJoo lowing name. deemed reedful at this time. Our but the track was fully changed bv 1 containing an advertisement of any Louisville city National Bank, Louis- vmnofth ... - i . ... Jo "J I lj-yf fomr mA-.i: - Vllle. KV IJJOO After a stormy struggle over a point esteemed contemporary, the Wilson o'clock p. m., and standard gauge " xr- i pramg us F. Ashtod, T . . . .... rwf n9..i,,,mAnon. Tr, AA-MiMA miraa a rtiio,; U.. c i l i.: a I . '"s-- iuwuuua yi iuese provi- ijuuks iiKe a tarirr aebate at the ."u,iij xUus mo uwuw iiv uavcuismuuieu cars every- sions are made misdemeanors Dunish j : We congratulate the President. session's shank. Philadelphia, Pa DRAWING OF AUGUST 11, 1885. Gebhardt Tepplng, 733 Market St., San 100 1,200 John Ol.-ott. 19 B. 4th st. New York. C If. Beasey. West Enosburgh, Vt collected through National Park Bank. New York... Edward Quinn. Alliance, Ohio through Adams Express. Cleveland, Ohio:.... G. A. Kimmet. Baltimore, Md W.O. Hubbard, Los Angeles, Cal....... L. B. Miller, HalseL Ky through P. G. Potter & Co., Bowling GreenTXy . . . . . Adam Aull, 528 Gratiot st Detroit, Mich.... Benjamin F. Prouty, Hartford, Couti.. J. E. Mathews, Eureka, Cal R. B. Ballew, Princeton. Mo . C, E. 8pencer, Jacksonville, Fla A, Llppman, Oakland, Cal n .a tm a ... ror juu particular of the Grand Vuatttrlu of tht 15A intt. tu $chem4 in another cot. of this paper to-da,. j unT-wswl t ' 15.000 15,000 15,01 5,000 5.000 5.000 1.2C0 1J00 1,300 1,2) 1.200 i.aoo 1 1,200 New Advertisements. broceeded to vote uron the amend- answer tot all such Rin Van Winkle I wherA hAfnr mi'1nityTif fnrfmffln v.ln.hlfi hv fina anA .'mr,;. r mt i i - mt I wi """iv. iiuu rm -nT "jpiuuiucui. i Francisco Cal... 15 000 ments to the bill. The amendment talk : ! f la sins'lo nw han? was nmnlora orl The President sent three nomina-l Fmnir m. MriML RiitmitTv'ir. n'ftirllllll ilvnno without flummery, the real people was disagreed to which excluded from 'We hlkve never talked with anv only an average of 31 mn to th miA ?Jons T , th Senate, one of them b'eA ? r mr ij - - - m - - aw aaa.iV I Y" "l I In -4 I I 1 - . ( " VM VUA aUVItTVUO -CUaKA lAUViVUl W iL TT. Air,. i l " . I f I O - " v a iv 1X111 I fhuf aK I rwA T TT 1 . 0 1 -I till U UK U JUU13UU8 XL oixne uniteaotates take pleasure in the definition of "butter" ariv nroduct sensible or thona-htfal man who hla did thfi wrt. in,ln(1in Z"V . "awiiIUS or Missouri, Chas. Rode, Humboldt ave Milwaukee the President's hanninfias. .j, ' m, r 1 , .,a ' A , . 7 . ? . Assistant secretary oC the In made from milk or cream when addi-Jand advocated that view, and we do Every crossing, switch and fro fitted terior. 15,000 5,00) Mortgage Sale. Under and by virtue of a power of sale contained in a mortgage executed Nov. wis Metropolitan Nat'l Bank, Cincinnati, Mr. Rutherford B Hayfs takpJtlonal coloring matter is used. The not believe there are, in North Caro- exactly, with not a single hitch or ac-L. ine benatft sub-committee on the J. m. Briant, south Whitley, ind Klooo ,ai i. ;-tr tt n ttnd wlfe M- A uiint-lllVftU X. XIAJCtS Id,KeS , . ... , . , t. . i ..... .-. . ., . misfwnf rtf :i x- WpIU. It.nlr Rgn Vr.n. tO the Bank Of NeW HanOVer. rprnrHoH ; the trouble to inform the American eroiage or me section denning -oieo- ima, a aozen men wno entertain lt. ciuent. or the nrst time a train of dav both Ma tth K 1 cio ."'"...::... 2,000 Liber 53, page 345, in the office of rthe Ret, public that he is not in politics. The margarine, was changed so that the Many of the enemies of public educa- cars, loaded with freight or passengers, inMmse witnesses J8tg.girK toter -of Deeds of Wayne County, the ml- statement is as superfluous as his ex- fJ? ii!1' tl1 A.?e .7! drawn by "an Atlantic Coa.t Line Secretary Manning wasabl et o call w'lI Jfiffi ?S lllSaJM Bfe?????; . 1 uiiALUi n.1111 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 iiiitiK 111 1.HI111W. 1 w 1111,11 ik 111 1 .i-1. 111 iiiiHS! inn . h fin wi t n 1 Hn lti no o t, rvo Yti-n a i 1111 iiih i rMin pnr tawi ot- t-A. n 4- i txt t t . r T . iMKiii:. 1 - j 1 i "7 -v. . w vuu u.u iiuui Luc aiisi ii; - vc. , iv luo nisi ui. o . xji u w ii. vihuisuu. new Mexico rv a TrTl beef fat, suet, lard, lard oil, vegetable a great flourish of trumpets reach, to the Pacific, and from the Gulf to 5?che T.f takn.ilL He is ex- Hilf5o.?!?.!!..,?! 1200 Saturday, July 3rd, lslo, at 12 o'clock" Ihe first President who wedded in 0il, annato. and other coloring matter, after much labored argument, a con- the Lakes." pected to be at the wedding to-morrow Fred Attinger, 7 Carlos Place, San ' the real estate in said mortgage described'; . It inlaid the Republican caucus to- inion San S3SKffi day tried and failed to coerce the four Edward Kaiser. New York.....'! 1.200 ness part of the city, adjoining the lots of Senators of their party who voted Adoiph Rudolph, New York 1,200 Jno. D. Spicer, including the brick store the iixecutive Mansion is th bpcf j ca. j L.i r-:i j . liiiesiiutti ittL ciLiu uiicti ittL, uiauo iu ciumuu wuiuu iiu one uemes. uwmeut wno nas resided tnere in imitation or semblance of butter, or "From the freauent reiteration of when so made calculated or intended the statement some of our esteemed to be sold as butter or for butter." contemporaries and some of our read- twenty years, and one of the best who ever lived there. The Drygoods Chronicle does not take day tned and failed to coerce the four Edward Kaiser, Ne a "blue" view of the immediate fu The Sultau solaceth himself in the midst of his perplexities. He had our funny Sunset Cox to dine with him, and on the same occasion the accom plished, violinist. Wilhelmj, to make music. NBet ween the American's wit and the Swede's fiddle the effete mon arch must have failed to see the hand writing on the wall. ture. Quite the contrary. In its re The amendment requiring hotels and ers may have been led to believe that view of the trade for last week it an restaurants in the District of Columbia the friends of education believe and nomnces the conclusion, and gives the to placard the use of oleomargarine advocate that exploded fallacy. We facts on which it is based, that "unless was riAfrfl ovas RQ n no a 1711 I h air A fli nlencnro rf on -ir'i n rr tdo q I all cirrns Poll tlia T--1,-.mn C 4. 3 j: In afifiorrlanoA withaPTfifimfinf marlA onaintaneof manv hnnAst an.1 aoti- antnmn. K 1 rL.irfB, " umawiui tor any Geo. E. Jackson, Newton, Km......... 5,000 , ia1Scat ui uiemoer or eitner House to acceDt em- Aaran eyn, aw w uuam st w ew York agttiusi me omas reported on tne tor- DRAWING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1883. tenure oi xue ixortnern racinc railway O. Smock. Leavenworth. Kas 15,000 land grants. John J. Wiss, Wamego, Kas 15,000 Tn i i ;.aJ.,aaJ i o i.n. i Mrs. d. j. uarnnarr. wa a wana. 4-: e i.- i -i... , V x..1 e.V tw-vtajr m me oeuaie to proniDir mem- . eanasDerry. ians, Tex 5,000 bers of Congress acting as railroad J; ifJ8 Washington ave., 5,000 2,000 in committee, Mr. Hatch submitted an scientious educators of the State, and any period since the great boom of ployment as attorney-at-law, or Dav- WioA Farfiro & Cos Bank' San Fran" J A. 3 1 1. ? "j" I .1 ,i . , Ii f - in-v.. . , . . I i. C .si . -I- T n ' I -, . ' " " "V ameuumeni uecianng nis opposition we nave never neard one or them avow oiv ana i&u." it adds : "There will I .ul,Tur services or any Kinarromany martin uresaua, san Francisco, cal.... 2.000 2,000 to it, however fixing the rate of tax any such belief. and the dwelling and out-houses on said iot.. je is. UORDEN, r Pres-Bank of New Hanover. June 3rd, 1833.-td The Great Bug Destroyer. For be this difference, however: Then it It&tJZW A P'feM Jose H. Pratt, Guatemala, Central A- on oleomargarine at three cents per "The position of the friends of the was purely speculative : this autumn ter or anv 5V Tof "lS i?nu 'Sea1.: pound. Rejected veas. 129 : navs. erraded schools and other nublie schools it will be nurelv lecitimatA crt-nTP aid from t Via TTnHaA Rto.foe Tr;i-;d A; T. Kinsey, Red Cloud, Neb.......... ttt rt , i - - ' ' - I 1 t v i " u.vv4 1 a. , ivfiaLiuu i x itsl is Rti0n8.i Han k, .Los Angeles Cal vv ar specks float around the globe. 140. is brieflv this: Thpv bflipvA that' a out of the natural law nf ennnW of its provisions is made a misdemeanor Ano-lo-Amerlcan Bank. San Frannisco.' Tt A m ovinoTi Cn-nonl O ?a . I ir tt . l ... . - . " ... . I . ... . I I J I rinnicho Kla Vv-rr n T I Cal. . auuvuusu,ttt oamua, lt is ; iur. natcn tnen ottered an amend- pupu trained in the public schools to demand." We have not the space to nnn ? eiCeu Peter Berry, Globe Village st.. South- said, has hoisted his flag above the ment fixing the rate at five cents per self-control, self-reliance and self-re- examine in detail the reasons for this oear. W0 1,200 1.200 1,200 1,200 ,.. & luc uieuu uiiug me raie ai uve cenis per eij.-couiroi, seir-renance ana seir-re- examine in derail tne reasons tor this one year. This bill ought to nass J E- Bernstrom, Greenport, N. Y. coi- bamoan emblem, at the request of pound. Agreed to yeas, 153; nays, spect, taught to respect the rights of conclusion, but we may say that, so Several Senators and Representatives rf v?JvSl chatham National xviDg iuanetoa, and proclaimed a 122. his schoolmates, to obey his teachers, far as we are able to judge of them. are retained by rich corporations, Mr. protecrorate over a dis- wis point tne proceedings were and taught the ordinary branches of they are, on the whole, well founded ru,u,UBU oein V16 most conspicuous. met now in dispute between that po- interrupted to enable IN. Lt. Wallace the common schools, will acquire the .cultD a,Uu tue nvai iving lomasese, -y a-u oi ouiue as xvepresen- self-control, the respect for the rights LIVELY wno is suppotted.by Germany. tative , trom ? the Second District of of his fellow citizens the habit of obe- AN ill-natured contemnorarv nVn ,Loujsiana vacancy, caused dience to law, and the degree of intel- r j t DV Tn flpath or anohae Hnhn 1: t-.-i Mt s 1 . o . DEBATE HOUSE. IN THE Gen. George J. Stannard. of Ver mont, one of Hancock's general offi- cers at Gettysburg, died this morning DRAWING OF OCTOBER 13, 18S5 Ante nio Verdogo,? Scott st., San Fran cisco Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Bank, San Fran- Cisco J L300 15,000 l.-,0f0 ton and Tobacco, from the ravages of in sects, r cr saie dv , XV. H. SMTTTT Goldsboro, N. C, May 17-tf " WANTED ! To work in a country shop, a man who can do common blacksmithingand wood worksingle man preferred. Apply, to K. E. JONES, maj24-2w . Goldsboro, N. C. the peach man's predictions thus: "The customary late frosts having failed to come to time this season, the enterprising peach-grower has been compelled to seek some other means . for destroying the crop and raising prices. A horrid black worm has therefore been discovered or invent edand the whole State of Delaware is ringing with stories of the havoc he has made and is still making. It is pretty safe to trust to the ingenuity of the peach man's literary bureau." The Mormons of Arizona and New Mexico appear to have become fright ened at the vigorous prosecution of their fellows in Utah, and the good prospect for further adverse legislation against polj-gamy before Congress ad journs. A veritable hegira into Mex ico is said to have set in. Over 200 families are reported to have crossed the border within the last month. They have generally gone in small caravans, the number of wagons in one family frequently representing the number of wives in that household." Maj.. M. S. Finger, our efiieient State Superintendent of Public In struction, was in this city a short while Thursday and visited the County In stitute, making a brief talk to the teachers. By the Way, wo see with more than ordinary pleasure that the Major is mentioned in connection with the position of U. Commissioner of Education recently tendered by the President to Gov. Thompson, of South Carolina, but declined. The position properly belongs to the South, and President Cleveland doubtless thinks so, and we know of no man more fitted for the place, or who would take deeper interest in the discharge of its impor tant duties, than Maj. Finger. We hope that our Senators and Represen tatives at Washington will do all in their power to bring the claims of North Carolina in this matter to the President's attentioh. by the death of Michael Hahn. Mr. Browne, of Indiana, offered an amendment exempting from tax oleo margarine when sold under its true name. Rejected yeas, 118; nays, 153. Mr. Mills, of Texas, moved to recom mit the bill with instructions to the Committee on Agriculture to report it Qf the presfent generation enjoy. oacx witn an amendment imposing a "We know many men of character tax on incomes. Liost veas, so: navs. infill without education, are excellent citi Cowles, Daniel aud Randall Favor the Itepealof Internal Revenue Taxes. ("Correspondence of the Richmond Whig.J 1S8. The bill was then passed yeas, 117; nays, 101. zens, but those men themselves admi that they could have been much more annn noivrAyroxr cmou uaciul L lu communities in wnicn s ow. u-l- J they live, if m their youth they could ; T "I" "7 "trZr nave enjoyed the benefits of education UDOH all Whn arfl tinf fnr nrnhihitinr, I " ' 1' Tu .T"- ' Who has not heard good men of this icgoiuicas ui nio mm mat tney are u , , . , . i.. Ascription regret that the age in which jwu xuvu uu natrj uu i-,iiniini',i ifn i . 1 -. . I T K flTT TTt V -w .-. ,-l . .1 n .J A. r A. 1 liicj ncio icaicu um uui auuiit oi tneir According to Bradtreeis figures the industrial and commercial conditions of the country are improving. The failures up to date show a decline of 716 from the number reported last year. Among our leading industries production is on the increase. Cotton manufacturing is more prosperous than it was a year ago, and the manu facturers are confident. The woolen mills are more hopeful. The iron and steei establishments will have a dull summer, except in some special -branches, but the general tendency is promising. One significant feature of the situation is the end of the series of strikes running through the past three months. The railroad strikes are over. . The eight-hour movement was a fail ure. The coal miners have nearly all returned to work. This is ohe reason why our industries do not make a bet ter showing for the past quarter; and why their outlook is a prediction un supported by figures... j with the liquor traffic, that the follow ing editorial article from the States ville Landmarh seems timely and to the point : "Now who is opposed to temper ance? And who is unmindful of the unnumbered horrors and far-reaching ntfnA. J 1 n m. CU.CUI.S uj. uruuKennessi mere are some anti-prohibitionists just a few who are not common drunkards. Some of these have sons who aio grown or nearly so, and others are raising little boys whom they hope to see grow up into sober, useful, Christian men. These persons, however, are supposed to be perfectly heedless of the dangers of the way careless whether or not their own sons and their neighbors' sons go down to drunkards' graves. But supposing anti-prohibitionists to be utterly cold and misanthropic, ene mies, if you please, of society, it is only fair to suppose that they have the brute instinct of affection, for their young, and that they sometimes cal culate the possibilities of the future. benously, it cannot , be taken for granted that they are less solicitous than others for the welfare of their progeny and their fellow-men, and the difference is not so much in the people as in their ways of looking at the same matter. Any anti-prohibitionist who is fit to live among decent people is as much the friend of temperance as any pro hibitionist, but he does not believe in this way of managing men. He be lieves that temperance is a virtue which should be taught around the fireside and in church, and which should grow as every other good prin ciple grows in the heart. One cannot be brought through youth into man hood," free from all knowledge of the vices, and allurements" of the world, and still have that sturdy, robust man hood which is born of self-reliance and self-control. "The hot-house plant is as much to be compared with the great strong oak as the poor, sickly character which some would form by removing from it all opportunity for the exercise of free agency is to be compared with the strong, self-contained man, who has looked upon good and evil and has chosen the good, lias chosen to be 1 ligence which will fit him for exercis ing; the privileges and performing the duties of a good citizen. And in say- inc this ' . Washington, May 29. The events j . .u liWvujvjtu iU0 or tne past weet m congress, not one advantages, and an are good citizens or which was predicted by any forecas in spite of missinsr durinsr their child- of the probabilities of the week, do no hood the trainins" which the childrpn nourae lne prophets trom under - I 1 . . 4- c A I 1 ii i n . , i.cLiug iv lureieii me action or tne House next week. This is compara tively easy work. All special orders they say, are to be ignored. The House will take up the Legislative appropriation Dili on Tuesday, and will devote the entire week to its con sideration, possibly reaching a vote on Saturday. Then the naval bill will be taken up in the following week, and arter that has been disposed of Mr. Morrison will call ud the tariff bill. That is the programme, but there is just as much probability that it will be carried out, as it was that the suecia orders of the past week would not be set aside, and no more. In fact, the oleomargarine bill may remain with us tor all or next week Mr. Daniel made a very eloquent and convincing argument in support or nis proposed amendment to the Oleomargarine bill, abolishing the tax upon truit brandy and upon tobacco. He referred to the pledges of the Dem ocratic party to remove war taxation, and dwelt with special force upon the iniquitous system of espionage em ployed to collect the tax upon fruit brand- at a cost almost equal to the revenue derived from this source. Mr. Cowles, of North Carolina, also advocated the repeal of these taxes and or the whole internal revenue sys tern, upon the ground that the reve nues ought to be derived from tariff taxation. Col. Cabell insisted that the amend ment offered by Mr. Daniel was in order it the advocates of the bill in tended it to be what they called it a revenue bill. It they were determined to pass the bill, then they ought to grant the relief asked by the people wnom ne represented by taking the tax orr trom tobacco. The jfriends of the Oleomargarine bill, however, made up their minds from the first not to permit any changes or amendments to be made, but to pass it just as it was reported. It is very doubtful whether a bill to repeal the tax upon tobacco and fruit brandy could pass the House at this time. It is very certain, however, that no such bill will be reported to the House by the Ways and Means Com mittee so loner as Mr. Morrison remains chairman of that committee. It is a part of his policy to keep up the inter nal revenue tax in order to force a Te duction of the tariff. It is Mr. Ran dall's policv to oppose all expenditures which are not now absolutely neces sary lor carrying on the Government in the most economical manner, in order that the increasing surplus in ne Treasury may compel a reduction of internal revenue taxation, and he is unalterably opposed to Mr. Morrison's plans for reducing the tariff. With the Democratic party thus hopelessly divided upon the manner of adminis- enng the finances of the country, it is out of the Question to expect any re duction of taxation either in the tariff or in the internal revenue laws. Whether an increase of the internal revenue taxation by some twenty mil- ion dollars annually, as proposed by he Oleomargarine bill, will be appre ciated by the people who have been promised Telief from existing burdens of taxation, is a matter which Con gressmen will no doubt have ran op portunity to find out before they come Dacs nere next uecemoer. acquiring more knowledge before they were thrust into the battle of life, to struggle unprepared, with its perplex mg duties. "We have heard some of our bes citizens, who have been thus unfor tunate, state the case after this fash ion : take two boys of equal ability and of equal character ; let one enjoy the training which good schools, pre sided over by upright teachers, sensi ble of the responsibility resting upon them can furnish, let him acquire" the knowledge which such schools give, and then let him enter upon the work of life. "Let the other boy miss all these opportunities, and receive no prepara tions except what he may obtain in his daily employment. "They become citizens of the same community. "Well," said our friend, "I do not see what is to prevent the first from outstripping the other in every undertaking and from making himself a much more useful member of society." And neither do we, we must confess. ihe mere learning to read and write and cipher is of great importance in enabling children to get the first taste of knowledge; more important in implanting a desire f or j future pro gress, but chiefly in furnishing the discipline of mind and! heart, without which all learning wouldfail to make good and useful men and; women. "Can any man deny that the chil dren of any community jwill not be benefitted by the influence of the faithful and conscientious men and women who preside over four graded schools? Who will deny that the teachers of our public schools are not capable of and do not exercise over their pupils "a better influence than reaches many of them iti their own houses ! What boy is there who is not made better and stronger by contact with higher and broader minds and hearts T "We believe, and do not hesitate to affirm with all the strength, that is in us, that the training received in public schools is calculated, in fan eminent degree, to fit the children who attend them for a much better grade of citi zenship than that of; their fathers. . i Tie Surles House, Smithfield, N. C. after a short il In a r"" 15,000 He was the doorkeeper of th pvpph. Lewis Hymel. Airier. T.a i.vnm Hon. R. M. McLane, of Maryland, t,1?1 co' CaI,vv,".v 5,ooo xuinister to trance, is here on Ieav of S5S n i w" a absence. He is visiting his brother, Wm.Harty, Havana.' Cuba ..'..'.'.' 2U00 Under NeilV Manaapmpnt Allen. McLane, who resides opposite T,"d;,.K Hf ewjvianagement these headquarters. They are sons of J. H. Eyestine" st" Joseph, Mo.'.:::::::: 200 the distinguished Louis McLane, of Ewr' ounsaven, with Adams Express D!raf!rd0i Maiyiwdone oaeaSn-cityrMi::.:: Bffi of the old Federal learWs xvhn. Over to Gen. Jackson and hprsmp R0. I DRAWING OF NOVEMBER 10, 1S&5 15.CO0 15,000 15,000 15.000 Having purch .sed the wl-known FCL LEB HOTEL, and knowing the wants of - , uv..v. 1 nunu Hpare do uaiua m mailing tnf sect mmodatlo first-class in every particular ine best cooks, and trained ser employee ITelegraph office in th hote. , . W B SURLES, onv-,y Propri-fr retary of the Treasury and Minister to Mka8f.!!S.n' 76 MerrImac 8t- TIm. 1 J rni . in. . . .1 riugiauu. xneir granuratlier was Al- s. ii.nettys, Mt. Olivet, Ky Delawaie Line in the Revolution. Joseph Pohl, Traverse City. Mich The Demorratif VnrtV f!orAi;n Armond Preau. 194X EsnlArmdA at. members who are in the citv voted fnr eA.lf xi;::"-v: 19'9?2 the internal revenue amendments tn Wells, Fanro & Co.'s Bank. 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