THE ROANOKE NEWS TIIUliSDAY, JULY 14. 1S)2.
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FOR J! ii.K OF THE T I-.LI-T11 l.lsTRHT:
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IT.tMI'KNl i.l. l-l.trTl'IK Foil THK SVATK-AT-I.AItliK
KOHl-UT If. (.iLE.VN. of Forsyth.
IRAKI, K.S 11. A VL'UCIC, of Wayne.
Kx-l'UEsri'ENT Cl.KVET.AXH has de
clined to allow the uce of his wife's name
by tlio ladies who proposed to form a
; Frances Cleveland Iuiluence Club" to
take part in the campaign. He does not
think "that the name now sacred in the
home cirel" a- wile and mother should
be used iu i rder to exert political influ
ence." Eoist. Lincoln O'I'.rien, of the re
rortorial staff of the IJoston Tmnteript,
has just received an appointment as pri
vate secretary to ex-President Cleveland,
and will at once enter upon the perform
ance uf his duties at C ivy Gables, buz
zard's Bay. lie was graduated from
Harvard University in IS 91 with hish
honors.
EX-CONliltESS.MA.N F.
has been elected chairman
Democratic Executive I
M. Simmons
of the State
.'uinmittec and
the campaign
As soon as
will be called
if electing a se"
ill make a most
K. C. Smith
will in a short time open
headquarters in Ealei.'h.
this done the consmtttee
together for the pnrpow o
cretary. Mr. Simmons w
efficient chairman. Mr.
declined a re-election.
. The Il.'p.illie:i:i traders in the State
are building strong hopes of carrying the
election upon the effect the Third party
will have upon the Dctu-icritic strength.
Chairman Kaves, of the lli ptib!iean com
mittee says: "We will get the electors
and will get at l..at five of the Congress
men if things work out as we ln.j,,.."
That means if th- Third party continues
their tight iiti l dr.iw i.ii. m'h from the
Democrats. If the campaign i.f the
Third puny h.-u!d tlirnv the State into
the hands of the It .uitlicatu l hey could
expect no favors nor the accomplishment
of their demands
General Weaver, the People's
party cm lidate for l'reid m, has been a
little of everything in polhies during 1,'n
life. lie was at one time a Republican
and while one was very bitter in hia de
nunciation of Suuthern men whom he
now nsks to vote fur kirn. Duiing; the
Republican period of his checkered career
he said of the Southern people that th,,,.
"who were not shot or hung are a-ain
conspiring, to get possession of the gv
urnmeitt," and dciiouneed tlum 1 a
hungry, rebellious, mm luting, w.mi.tn
selling gang," and as late at July In,
ls8, declared, on the floor of the 11, .use
of Representatives, that ho "had nothing
to take back." Now he asks this "hungry,
rebellions, man hating, woman selling
gang" who escaped shooting and hanging
simply because ho and his ilk had not
the power to shoot and hang them to
"conspire to got possession of the govern-
mem, and put him at the head of it.
Can Southorn Democrats vote for a
man who holds them in such contempt?
Will he look after the interests of aen
upon whom he has heaped contmely and
vilification which ho does not even now
seo fit to retract? Can the leopard
change his spots ?
THE STKIKH AT ll()MITl'.A I).
The sirike of the workers iu Cavregie's
miil at II.itiKstead, Fa, is attracting at
tuition throughout the country, in as
much as it can bo used fur pulitieal pur
poses. The facts in the case are these:
The workmen' wages were adjusted on
a siiiiini: scab-; that is, whenever the price
Oi'sttei products advanced the wages ;id
vanecl in proportion and there was no
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iiti.it to tne increase ut agc.-, m.u rm.,
entirely g veined by the advance of the
price of steel. When the prices of the
pre .ducts of the mill go down the wages
go down also, but by agreement the wag, s
could not go below twenty five dollars per
ton no matter how much the juice of the
1 roduct might decrease. Since this slid
ing scale was arranged the conip'tny put
in improved machinery, by which it
clain.s that a workman could turn out n
L'lvat deal more in a Jay than be could
with the machinery in use when the
scale was adopted. The company there
f re demanded that the minimum price
sh. uld be placed at twenty-three instead
of twenty live dollars jeer ton. The work
i , ii i.
men, they ciaiuieu, couiu waive uiMt
money at twenty-three dollars per ton
with the improved machinery than they
could at twenty-five dollars per ton with
the old machinery. The workmen objected
to anv reduction, and because the compa
ny insisted on it they refused to work.
Thus far neither side had done wrong.
The company undoubtedly had a right to
demand a reduction while the right of
the workmen to stop work is equally un-
lucstioned.
Hut when the workmen went further
and said the non union men men who
were, not Douiiu iy rutes or tne otk
meti's Association should not work in
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the mills and put this declaration into
practice they exceeded their rights and
became violators of the law. So when
the company employed armed men to
protect their property they also violated
the law. It should have appealed to au
thorities of the State to protect their
rights; and while the workmen had takeu
the law into their own bauds the country
ympathizes with them in their efforts
to drive back the hired mob sent to over
power them.
There were employed at this mi 1
3,8(10 workmen, who were paid from ten
to fifty dollars per week, and only ;!50 of
them were directly affected by the pro
posed reduction. Most of the workmen
arc foreigners imported by the Carnegie
company to take the places of American
workmen who had before struck f r
higher wag, s, or because they were cheap
er than Americans.
The Governor of the State has ordered
the entire State Guard, S.fiUOin numbtr.
to the jilace to protect the company's
property, and enforce the law. It is not
thoiiL'ht that there will be any conflict
between the strikers and the troops, the
jTevailing opinion being that the work
meu will remain passive as long as the
troops remain on the scene, though they
are still determined that the mills shall
not be run by non union men.
While we sympathize with the work
men in their efforts to maintain their wages,
we do not propose to discuss tho merits
of that question just now, but we wish to
say that the legislation of this country
for the past twenty-five or thirty years
has been in the interes of monopolies
and has made it possible to accumulate
trem-ndous fortunes and thereby give
in polists power to override the rights
of ut Iters in a way not known prior to
the war. And we say further that the
Republican party is solely responsible for
this legislation which has a tendency to
make the rich richer and the pour poorer
audio put th' joor more completely iu the
puv.cr of the lich. The l!e,ublican par
ty is solely responsible for this legislation
and the gn.utli of trusts and combines
under it because they have boea in full
po-srs-i ,n ,,f the government with the
rxeepii m of a few short inteivals since
I sJliO; and dining those excepted inter
nals t bey have always controlled at least
one blanch of the government aud made
impossible legislation objectionable to
tlcin. When the Democracy had the
Presidency or tho IIouso of Re,,rcscnta
lives it lias always been held in check by
a Republican Senato aud no law couid
be enacted which was objectionable to the
money lords which the Republican policy
has built up and who to day control the
Republican party.
And yet these workmen io Pennsyl
vania who are resorting to violence to
prevent a ieduction of wages are Repub
licans and by their votes aid in keeping in
power the party which is wholly respon
sible for the Stato of affairs now existing
at Homestead.
Pennsylvania has always been and is
still classed as solid for - the Republican
party, notwithstanding thtre are one
hundred thousand Knights of Labor
within its borders.
TlIAT the Republicans intend to male
the People's party a mere adjunct to
their own and hope to carry the election
by the indirect aid of the People's party
is very apparent from the utterances of
the Republican pre:. The Rulfalo,
(N. Y ) K.i-jnrs.i (Republican) says:
'There is no use for the People's patty iu
the west. It has not. justified its exist
ence there. In the south it has a work
to do. It has acquitted itself there better
than the party it superceded. The Peo
ple's party movement may be looked on
chiefly as asotithern agitation, and cvt ry
lover of civil liberty under the eoiistiiu
tioiiniu-t wish it success in that which
the Republican patty has thus fir been
unable to ib) so." This means that the
Republicans do not wish tho Peojile's
party to accomplish anything i:i the
Republican States of the west where it
may work again.-t Republican success,
but they are quite willing f !' it to grow
in the IVmnoratie south where it succ-.-s
wiil accomplish "that which the Reptib
lican paity has thus far been triable. Io
do," namely to ,iit the southern St.it, s
in the Rc,ublican columns.
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The undersigned having this day iiial
lied before the Superior Court of Halifax
county as executor of the last will ami te -tainent
ot'llrnj. A. Lavender, deceased, do
hereby notify all "person, having claims
against their testotor to exhibit tint same
to them ley the 1st day of August ls'.Kl.
THUS. M. MA(.TIi;r., Executor,
KATE I.AVKXDKK, Executrix.
Littleton, Halifax Co., X. C, June ST, 9;
jy 1 (iw.
HALIFAX COCXTr,
SUPERIOR COURT.
John I. Leach and James M. I each, part
ners as J. P. Ltaeh & Co., plain
tills, Against
W. H. Curtin and Florence L- Cuitiu, his
wife, 'ind It. It. lliowning and How
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To the defendants W. Ii. Curtin and Flor
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In pnrsu nice of an order made in the
above entitled cause at Spring Term 1st!):!
of the Superior court ol Halifax county
you are hereby notified to appear at tic
term of siid Stipriot' court to be held ut the
l otivtliotise in Halifax on the 10th Monday
after the first Monday in September 1811-J,
ami answer or demur to the complaint.
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or Court at office in Halifax this 21st day
ol June lSil-2.
JOHN T. GREGORY.
T. N. Hill, Attorney.
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Mr. C P. Knight, Sole Agent, N. J. E.
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