THE TIMES.
Rnteivd a'.r iiti;
" t postal regu'n-
The:r Victory Will Not be P'P!:e,s "f ehnod.and lies.
Mr. Editor. I onnot bring i
Fermanent
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encrmitv of the
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M..il.s 25 Cent
to believe that vlie
sixth instant was committed cooU
and deliberately, with a foil realiza
tion of what it meant. No! I can
no!, so believe. It was instantly, fur
mx Month -1Xi
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V ivaMe in advawr.
Pr.dverti-;ng rate fi.mi-li.--d on ap-
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-J?Xj lc:d notices inwted v:Hh''"t
cash in ad en no:.
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From this quaint -i-l town in the j
far -Down East." I feel like lilt iug ! q doubllcs3 aw-are of the fact
,,,, my vo ce against the unholy !;'" j lhat sumelilll0, communities like in
of work that wa done in my native ; (iiViluals. turn suddenly mad. Bat I
state on the sixth day of November, j am possilive that the madness i3 no!
To be sure, the -deed is dune." and ; o be permanent. I nm. willing to
I .. . i ! ni l U -take my re; utation as a propher
''r"1,,I)RMIlu- upon the prediction that two yea
nothing to be indignant; still -Lere j bence lhe ood people -of Norih Ca
Xo oiriinr.t.i.:i!ioii will be
Ui!'-s accompanied by ti
nine.
Tu t- 'jit'"!
writer's
J. II. DANIEL 1 Editor,
J. I. 1'ITTMAN, J r.iHiif Man:;
DUNN', lluriielt County, N. C.
or.
ire times when it is almost imposs
-"ble for a decent man to choke his
i choler d wn.
i Mr. Matthew -Arnold somewhat
' makes the following observation:
' -L?t an Englishman or a French
! man, who respectfully represent, the
jiwo great na'iona'itics of modern
i Europe, sincerely asked himself what
it is that makes him take pride in
people oi torini.ar-
olina will regain their sober senses
and nturn to a sound appreciation
of the luxqry of self-respect.
For a year or two they will have to
chew the cud of ignominy and shame,
but they deserve it, and doubl'ess it
will do them lasting good. As for
the men, from Currituck to Cherokee,
who. for office's sake have conspired
to degrade !he good name of their
State? I have only this to say; they
ire welcome to their victors'. It will
Ann
X. C, Novkmukk 21,.1C1. j is nationality, what it is which would j la-t but a little while, and then, veri
ly, verily, 1 say onto you, luey suau
have their reword. '
Mr. Editor, preserve your courage,
keep on preaching sound doctri-e to
the people and the end will be good.
Editorial Correspond an ce to the
News & Observer.
Dunn,
j make it intolerable to his feelings to
Jivmik Yolno of Wake, and Mary j paor to --ee any part of his coun-
of Wayne, would m ;ke a pair i try pass under foreign dominion, and
in WasLin"ton, if tkey Z bY lwo3-; lie will find that it. is the sense of
; self-esteem, generated by knowing
-Hrxirii claims to be a s cial j t he .finite which his nation makes in
friend to the darky. It is s,rar.-e , hhtorv. It is the sense that his peo
his papsr is called "Tho Caucasian." j pie, wh:ch has done such great things.
Better name it "The Dark llorsc." merit to exist in freedom and dig-
I i.itv, and to enjoy the luxury of sell
- respect."
Tiik Pops will cut their own, j Ral afrai,lf Mr. Editor, that the
throats by 183C, but the question noblef scnliraea0 of tbc fore going
arises, what will become of j . . -n meet wiUi a cold we
, i
country by that time?
Tickets were printed in New York
to allow eixty Qve ballots for each
individual voter. A.nd it looks fro-r
the returns that the Republicans got
J,hcm all in,
Wonder if Mary Ann will want
any '"protection" in his, when he gels
to Washington? lie may nee 1 b jdy
pard3 in thai great' city.
Men who claim to bo honest, be
cause they belieye honesty is the
best policy, in't honest at ail. They
p.rc afraid to be dishonest.
The Populist say they are going
o legislate in favor oT the poor the
poor man peeds to be cared for, and
we expect all the Pops will get "fat"
before 180C.
Senator Ransom lost two hun
dred bales of cotton in the recent
section, uesuies a large amount of
ready made cash. The cotton was
used as campaign funds, and wts
placed in the hands of Chairman Pou
for disposal.
In Jim ourg dead' His name
seems to have a rest. If we were
pps, or if we were ra Is, and had to
set in the Legislature with monstrous
black negroes, we would give up our
position au 1 ask to be excused, i;
you please.
May the all wise Ruler forbid that
the time will ever come when the
Democratic party, the Party by which
.our forfathcrs stood, will come so
low and do the dirty work and com
mit the party crimes that the Rcpuhli
cans have done in the last 30 years.
J come ju-t -now from the majority' of
! the people of the Ond North S'ate,.
The Old North State! How often
the words have thrilled me! Iiow I
used to sing to "myself:
"Carolina, Carolina, Heavens blesss
ings attend her !
Wile I live, I will cheerish. protect
and defend her."
The Old North State! The birth
of American liberty, when, a whol
year before the gathering of the Na
tional Congress at Philadelphia, and
a decade before the French Revoluv
tion, there was prod-dined to the world
the great gospal of the Rights of
.Man; Ana in tue siruggie mat ioi
lowed how true our State was to the
principles of hei immortal Mocklenv
burg Declaration ! And I remember
how, when later on those hard-earns
ed rights were endangered by the
spirit of centralization in the North,
our people went forth and sacreilced
all for them save honor. And I re
member the lose cf that historic
struggle. I saw the battle-scarred
veterans of North Carolii.a. from the
ocean to the mountains, returning
home after their four years' fighting,
overpowered but not conquered, for
they shill venerated the principles
for which they fought, and slill re
solved, come what miirht, to main
tain their honor and their manhood.
And I remember the bell of "re
construction,"' with its Yankee bay
onets and negro rule; when we were
tried as a brave people were never
bried beftre; when I saw servants
upon horses, and princes walking as
servants upon the earth; wnen our
wives and daughters were insulted;
when our treasury was plundered and
our credit destroyed; whe l cur poli
tics were debauched, and the fair
name of our State was made lo.be a
T
Lais
From tlie
Eleotion
WE HAVE JUST
COMPLETED
ARRANGEMENT
WITH T
ORASH1D
LOW PRl
stench in the
men !
nostrils of gods
and
And I remember how, at last, our
people rose up and shook oirthe ty
rents and the tyranny, and. felt, once
more, how good it was to br free!
I have said to myself a thousand
times since, "HI. sod will toll. Our
people had Anglo Saxon blood in
their veins, the blood f pluck' and
brains, of pride ai d power, of empire
j and victory, and that blood asserted
Ni: Ei:inthe history of time lia ! itsrlf- aiH tue Old North State be
there Leen any party that did moIe j camc herself again. '
for the people than the Democrats liut SIr Editor, where is that
did during iho two years of their ad- j ooJ to-day? It appear to have run
ministration. We know that monrv . OUw Jt seemss that North Carolin
- - . t
We suppose a certain felbw ii.
Harnett will tet bed tightcnings alone
now, aj he wants to hi door keeper
of the next General Assembly. We
spec" UM like to have the who!.,
world and it fenced in, if he thought
he could get it by saying so.
L
is not as plentiful as it was in years
gone by, but think ol it, you can buy
as much with $1.00 to-day as you
could with $2.00 two years ago. We
must thiuk that extravagant living is
the greatest cause of all this cry ins
hard times after all.
Tue Republicans and Populist
said that the Democrats were not
true to their promises, and that thev
1411 .1
vu.i uui luum mem. e ask them
what was it they lailel to do ? One
says, well they promised to
uio trie coinage of silver, and ' ,i;.i
uo. do so. therefore the partv is cur-i
iupt. and imfaiihful. Mr. Cleveland
knew what free silver meant, and
said it was not the best for the miss-
ru f liuf ; .1 J
b iw uui'i ouiy benefit the
aaiu lb Will Uot UO I
lans no longer enjoy the 'luxury of
self-respect." From all accounts,
they have censed to le ii.n'ucnccd
by that noblest of all sentimai.-t?. tl r
sentiment of State pride, They have
conspired against, and most foully
assassinated, the Slate's honor ami
glory ! They have sold their birth
right for a miserable mess of pott
age! They have voluntarily bec.m
the slaves of slayer, the tools of char
actcrless demagogues, the dupes of
. paid emissaries of their bitterest po!
men enemies. Of t leiuselvr tiiov
give us I , '
jiuneuunc wnat meir rsorthern foes
oi tmrty years ago were not able to
do they have Africanized ttfir
State !
Shades of mighty d.-ad ! of Ire
dell. Gaston and M.icon, of Rad-er
! Graham and Vance are ve still con-
OF
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B. HOUSE OF
BROADWAY, N.
Y. AftiD U O W
H A VE H I S
YOUR
TQ
THEY GAM BE
HAD WITH
m m
She j ART FF
J,L IFF.
AND TO
VINCE
THAT WE
coiy-
Y O U
BUSINESS CALL
ON US WITH
1Xf?''S1 and get 2 lead pen
vCIWl oils, or 3 slale pen
cils, or 1 yd. of nic
Life or a hat full of
toys.
Q WITH
99 you can get a paper
of pins, or a paier of
needles, or 1 yd. of
-xtra white lace, or
1-2 (juire of paper, or
1 ool of cotton.
OR FOR
99 j on can get 1 quire of
extra good note pa
per, or 1 package of
envelop.-, or 1 .-poo of
k 0 ply machine cotton,
and other an tele at
the same prieos.
which are housi-h,;M
neecs Mtics.
3
S3
isow is tue party untrue for th13 act' , , iai,rs l"aoa l"'
We say nut. The l),mw... ,..t... " taI3 nelllPI WorM? Hre J stiil i--r-
A I.lllll'V
LADIES' VEST 20c. GENTS'
FINE DRESS SHIRTS. 41c. EX
TRA HEAVY GEANS i RAWERS.
NICE HOSE 5c. AND UP.
the expenses of the Government' 1 6 wolNbe,": ,,f !.tn I ;
inle-? than two vr, oann ; Cleave ye brrtii. and
Vl,a. .1...., .1... ... . . OOSOl
.. iuis meau, uoes it not
pumply me-n a saving of that amount
soul ye so
n CODS COMING IN
HEADOUA RTF Rs
l'Al. i "AN SHOW
FROM
EVERY
YOU
i and honore
,e brrtii. and on w: ! Y ."'c;- mu
o long J1Ved. trusted, Wd U Y?V AN?
All 11. : 1 I K .. 11 i Y OF
d? Iwen yemuM . ,.h. , 5 R V E Iv WH.-N iN TO.VN
to the people? Money saved in Gov ' iaimortat s'm3 Cln to Le- OV.E AM) EXAMINE AND RE
ernment afiairs is money saved to the I "eneracy oi my ,e,ie. r-cfci.
pCtple. and how they are throwing away thy
counsels to run aHcr the miserable j F C SXOli
ft
0
0
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RTON
I
100,01 MAJORITY IN N. I
riiMnoerafs slionld not become dis
couraged at this large majority, ami re-
member we have anotne cnanee in
and let what happen that may, it will 1-
understood that THE Jrt.M i:s ! ouivu 1
the place to have nice .work done.
Ve submit tius aaveriie..iiem-
your consideration.
READ THIS !
YY wil1 be to our inierest to rcatl
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To do your work as NEAT and as
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done in the STATE.
A C do our own work and ask
no man any odds in Style and or ices.
HELPING HAI3ID
We are tauoht to deal with our
rellowman JUSTLY, and to give &
helping hand. This we intend to do.
and we hope our efforts will meet
with the co-operation of the business
men of DUNN, and all oilier adjoin
ing tons.
It will pay you to send us your
order. '
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