Saily Standard.
JOHN D. BAKKIER & SON,
Editors and Proprietors.
J AS. P. COOK, ' v
Editorial Correspondent.
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CONCORD, NOV , 5p 1896.
1 iJVEGRO INTOLERANCE. .
There can be no denying the fact
that few negroes are daring enough
to vote the Democratic ticket how
ever much they wish to. A few
; either deiy or evade them. The
negro as a class' stems to think that
be belongs o the Republican party
acd that it is unnatural and mon
strous for him to vote otherwise or
. allow any one else to do so. The
negro is today in much more dan
ger of persecution or oppression
frcrn his own race thanhe is fro,m
l ie wliite- neighbors. If the same
cruel intolerance were practiced
aninst him by Democrats that they
practice on each other it would
raise a howl that would go from the
centre to the circumferance of the
land.
- Ig is a fact not to be controverted
that for two years straight along
the negro lives among his white
neighbors in peace and quietude and
cm see no difference in the treat
ir.cb't h 2 gets from Democrats anji
other party adherents, .but about
campaign time he is met in the dim
shadows where men go to do evil,
and he is stuffed full of the most
unreasonable and absurd notions of
the reat calamity that is to befall
him if the wicked Democrats get in
efficj. This we write because we
feel that it is true, and we object to
the placing of an easily duped class
and a class easily made vicious in
power over the race that seeks the
welfare of every class of citizens.
Let men elected by the play upon
tie' passions and the prejudices of
the ignorant come in and fid the
offices and get the "pie" there is in
it, but their consciences, if they
have any, must, lash them whenever
they look a patriot straight in the
eje. The system by which imauy of
the eastern counties are placed under
the rule of the least worthy race,
when race is more of a factor than
fearou, is a crime that should be a
burden to the mind of those who
have perpetrated the evil.
"' We say, Sister Stanly, what do you
say; to removing that geographical
1 1'
line to the east of Cabarrus and to
,
the west of your domain? We
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reed you now in bur days of trou
lie, W3'll help you back for it if you
ever fall in evil times and we happen
to be at lour best like you are now.
Pending your consideration : j ust
please accept our unfeigned thanks
for saving the scalp of our friend
and leader, Mr. C D Barringer.
.Have not you a few votes to spare
on some of the other offices that you
could send across tne line in case of
emergency ? ; :
It is a singular fact that locomo
tives destined for exceedingly fast
runs require training as do race
horses. The locc motive built for
speed IB first put to work on sod e
small branch lines, with light
tracks, until it becDmes accustomed
to running, and all the p rts are
brought down to their proper bear
ings Having undergone this period
of probation it is taken on to more:
important portions of the lines, and
gradually worked up by increasing
speed until it is giyen its place cn
the line of the great flyers. To
train a locomotive takes about two
weeks. Press-Visitor. V - '
The loss of the entire ticket save
Swink in Cabarrns is' humiliating
and depressing, but there is noth
ing in it to materially weaken the
hands of 'Democracy. Chairman
Young has worked with commenda.
ble zeai
and judiciousness and he
sustained by every lively
has been
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Democrat and has the thanks and
the gratitude of the Cabarrus Dem
ocracy. The Young Men's Demo
cratic Cjub ha3 been an important
factor and deserves much credit.
We hope a better day will crown
their efforts yet. J We feel . 'that the
results are due to a combination un
accountable except from a mania of
"to beat the Democrats" and get
some offices that could not be gotten
without such combination..'
Newspapers that record; the deeds
of the good and true in preference
to hunting for the depraved deeds
of society to parade before tWr
readers are encouraging - good deeds
and aie valuable factors among the
institutions of a town. The person
that speaks of the good traits of a
neighbor and fosters peace is a
peacemaker, while the perron who
has no good to say of a person and
is frequently in a quarrel with his
neighbor is not a promotsr of citi zenship.
Daily Sun.
Lter intelligence leaves little
hope for the Democrats iu State or
nation. Free silver will have to
wait as will tte return to power of
the only'good government the State
has had since She carpet bag days
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NOTICE-TOWN TAXES.
The taxes for the year 1896 are
now due and. the book has been
placed in my. hands for collection.
AllTpersons owing the same are
hereby notified that prompt pay
meat will be expected. Call on me
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site court house. J. L. Bogeb, !
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