THE ROANOKE NEWS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER t22. 1S)2.
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FKAXK I. OSUOKXK,
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ro::r i.;k of Tiir twelfth h-tkkt:
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vor. .us.rkss i:euSI dictum :
. A. WOPAK1V,
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rOB WKCTOR 5EC0SD DISTRICT:
X. J. EOl'SE,
of I.inoir.
"EiPESmi. F.I.rlTOKS F0K THE MATE-AT-I.ABUF.
KOHKRT 1J. GI.KNX. of Forsyth.
CHAKI.KS B. AYCOCK. of Wayne.
The Republicans show wonderful anx
iety for the Third party candidate for
Governor to remain in the field; yet tbey
know there is no chance of his being
elected Theie anxiety arises from the
hope that if Dr. Exuui remains in the
field th Petuocracy will divide and they
can elect Jude Furches.
Toe New York l-rahl says the Re
publican National Committee is said to
be considering the advisability of aban
doning the Republican State tickets in
Indiana. Illinois. Wiseon in, and Kansas,
and devoting their efforts to electing the
clectnr.il ticket in those States. This
policy has been recommended by certain
Republican leaders who believe it is the
only wav the electoral vote of those States
can be .ived to Harrison. The reports
from Indiana. Illinois and Win-ousin re
cei"'l at Republican headquarters lately
h . e uot been very encouraging.
A'hen it is remembered that these
States have been Republican in National
elections ever since they have been States
it is a plain confession of weakness fur
the Republicans to abandon the candi
dates for State offices and trade them off
for votes for Harrison ami Reid. Should
the Republican vote iu these States fall
off iu the same proportion in November
as it did in Maine two weeks ago, they
will be lost to the Republicans and will
take their place iu the Democratic col
umn, but this will not do for Democrats
to lank on.
The plain object of that faction of
the Republican party in North Carolina
headed by Mr. Logan Harris and Dr.
Mott is to carry the State for Harrison
anil this they hope to do by a trade.
They hope that the Third party will help
them in this little matter in return for
what help they can give the Third party
toward the election of their State and
county tickets. The great object of the
Third party according to their platform
of principles is to secure certain reforms
which the National goverroeut alone can
enact. Yet they are asked t abandon
these reforms and help Harrion in re
turn for a promise of help in the election
of their Stat ticket, Ilnm-on reprcu-nn
the party which is responsible for every
law and consequent evil caused by legis
lation, and yet the honest Third party
men are asked to connive at, if not aid,
in hi election. In return for this a few
Republicans with little following piomLte
to help them to elect Dr. Emim. If sush
a bargain should be carried out what be
comes of the reform movement? Dr.
Exum as Governor could not help it along.
Do Third party men believe their State
ticket will under any circumstance get
an appreciable number of Republican
votes as long as a Republican State ticket
is in the field ?
Every testimonial regarding Hood's
Sarsnparilla is an honest, unpurchased
statement of what this medioiue has ac
tually done.
THE
JrinK FnuMiKs, tho Kojiulilican can
ciiilatr liovoninr. is known to be an
iiiK'.ni r-'iiii.'iiii; ll.'j'iiblican, believing
in all the iloi'tritn's et'liis party, and ac-
e -t:nir its platforms without tjuction.
lie i in the light to win ll he can, and
lie hopes to win ty reason ot me uivimou
iii the Democratic parly. Iu a speech
at StatesviHo a few days before his iiouii-r-.ti.ui
he said: "If the People's party
eet half the votes they say they will the
Republicans iil win. Some people claim
if the Republicans nomiuate a State tick
1 1 ihe People's party will go back to the
Democratic party." He said he didn't
know about that, but there were some
Republicans, in the People's party; he
hoped they would eoine back. He was
opposed to the schemes of the People'-)
party.
The Judge makes clear the hopes and
purposes of his party. They are to di
vide and couitu r. He is anxious for the
Democrats to remaiu iu the People's par
ty, beeau-e if they do, his party will wiu,
but he hopes if there are any Republicans
among them they will leave. He evi
dently does uot believe those Republicans
who have joined the Third party are sin
cere and did so from principle. If this
be true they either joined it for the sole
purpose of gettiug office or with the in
tention of disrupting the Third party
when the proper time should come. We
do not charge this but it looks as if
Judge Furches believes it. If he does
not then he asks those Republicans who
are iu the Third party to betray the prin
ciples which lead tbem there by leaving
it and voting the Republican ticket.
Mr. D. M. Haiidv, who put Dr. Kx
um in nomination in the Third party
convention and has since repudiated all
connection with that party, was inter
viewed by the Xais and Observer last
week. He said he went into the Third party
movement because he knew that the peo
ple were suffering, and hoped something
could be done for their relief through the
new party. Before nominating him he
asked Dr. Kxum what he thought of this
proposed change of county government
and the Doctor replied that he was ap
posed to any change and wanted things
to stand as they are. He particularly
stated that "he didn't want any nigger
government." A week after the nomina
tion Dr. Kxum stated in Mr. Hardy's
hearing that he would rather have negro
rule than the present State government.
Mr. Hardy, thinking Dr. Exum had
made that remark through anger and
irritation, and being ptined to hear it,
later sought Dr. Kxum and a.-ked him
about it. The doctor said yes, he did
say it and he meant it, and had nothing
to take back. Mr. Hardy said also that
the Sunday after the nomination Dr. Kx
um told him that S. Otho Wilson had
told him that the Republicans would give
lifty thousand dollars to secure the elec
toral vote of this State for Harrison, and
would vote the Third party State ticket
if they could get the electoral vote for
Harrison, and Dr. Kxum said he would
rather give it to the Republicans than to
the Democrats.
Mr. Hardy said that having studied
financial matters he had ascertained that
no law of which the people complained had
been passed when the Democrats had con
trol of either house of Congress and he
then became thoroughly satisfied that they
were not to blame for the condition of
tilings: and becoming satisfied that Dr.
Kxum was not a fit man for Goverm r
and that there was a movement to give
the electoral vote of the State to Harrison
in pursua ce of a corrupt bargain, he de
termined to leave the Third party and
return, to the Democratic party and did
so.
This is "straight evidence that the
leaders of the Third party movement in
North Carolina have been trifling with
the honest e wvieti. ns of lhir followers
f.r the purpose not of securing the enact
ment of i he reforms demanded but to
give the electoral vote uf the State to the
Republican. What was to be the con
sideration of this treachery toward the
p.-op!e who trusted them? Dr. Exum
says fifty thousand dollars. Who would
get this mouey? Certainly not the men
who need relief aod have been honest, if
mistaken, in advocacy of the People's
part; and its platfotm.
Green Goods,
Don't be attempted to invest in them.
You will get into trouble every time and
in the end poverty and disgrace. The
genuine Uncle Sam's green good are the
only ones of value. Tbey make yon
rich; especially when used to purchase
Simmons Liver Regulator to cure jour
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, or Biliousnega, or
drive away Malaria. Don't be tempted
to take anything else in the place of the
Regulator.
Majoh W. H. Malone, who was
nominated by the Third party for Judge
of the Twelfth judicial district, has re
fused absolutely to have anything to do
with the People's party and wired chair
man Wilson declining to accept the nom
ination. Major Malone explains his
actioti by saying that he sees no hope for
the triumph of the People's party in this
State, and if the State is to remain under
the coutrol of either of the old parties, he
would greatly prefer the Democratic parly
He does not want to do anything that
might aid the Repoblicaus to get back
into power. Further he said he sees
nothing in the Republican party or plat
form that gives hope of relief to the
country iu financial matters. Major
Malone docs not abadon the Third party
at all; he does not say he is a Democrat,
and the presumption, judging from the
lone of his explanation, is that he is still
as much in favor of the St. Louis dt
tuands as he ever was, and thai the contctt
iu this Slate being between the Demo
crats and the Republicans he kuows that
it is better for the people that the Dem
ocrats should remain in control of the
State Government. In other words
Major Malone can see clearly that the
Third party movement in North Carolina
cannot advance the reforms demanded
by the People's party, because they are
purely and exclusively National, and that
the only possible effect it can have in
North Carolina will be to put again into
power the party which brought so much
evil upon the State and the people by its
extravagance and corruption and incom
petency when it controlled the adminis
tration of State affairs.
The people of Halifax county know
well what Republicanism was during the
years following reconstruction and they
should know that the party has not
changed one iota. The cause of reform
is not advanced one step by injecting it
into State polities, and in grasping at the
shadow they may loose the substance
Consider !
The letter on the eighth page of this
issue from W. II. Marslender, of Wash
ington county, is worth reading. Mr.
Marslender was a member of tho Third
party but has come back to the Democ
racy and in this letter gives his reasons
for doing so. It is a plain statement of
facts, which ought to convince everybody,
it seems to us.
Dr. Exum says the Republicans prom
ised him to nominate no State ticket,
and when they did so they were guilty
of treachery. They broke this promise
because they thought they had too good
an opportunity to elect a Republican.
They want to use Dr. Exum to draw
away enough votes from Elian Carr to elect
Furches.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
la a concentrated extract of Barsararllla,
Yellow Dock, Plpsissewa, Juniper Berries,
Mandrake. Dandelion, and other valuable
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It Is prepared by thoroughly competent phar
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It will cure, when In the power ot medicine,
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The undersigned having on the 19th day
of July qualified before the Bnperjor court
of Halifax county as executrix of the last
will and testament of A. S. Smith, deceased
doe hereby notify all persons having
claims against the estate of her testator to
present the same for payment on or before
the first day of August 1893, or this l rtice
will be pleaded in bar of recovery. All per
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to make immediate payment.
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jy M Iw. Executrix.
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