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vol. viii.
LINCOLNTON, N. C, FRIDAY, OCT. 12, 1894,
NO 25.
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June 2(1, 1.-93. 7-
I have Used the FJertro- (-9
II poise in my family f r eighteen
8 months for XancJ-ia,' Crf.h, &
: Jifoumafism, Constipation, A r-
wvtrici, etc., aim it lias never
failed in any case to curt;." v
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Aug 10, 13 1
E. M. ANDREWS
'WtTo'fJ-'ale it lid JUtail h-dirrs i:i
all ElullT(T!.l
ill.'S
td ten pii-cH,
Parlor
ot ten pi-rs, iieti Ml Mm sl.",(i 00.
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SIDKHU AliDS
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lio t. $k 00 :'io on
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great salt; and you
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fail to l 'ike advantage d' it
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s-penk oat for us. These words 8
;l r-amnendation from one of g
tiit. prominent Baptist In-
vmhs ol tIK: .State you should 2
heavy-- and appreciate. Con- g
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ti( a l'OCk mailed free. 5
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Professional Cards.
J. W.SAIN.M.D.,
iia-i ! tied a Liii;olliloi ,u..l n
lei iti-4 s. ivir-t as phlciau ii. lie
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TAL NOTICE
-. . A eXftiidtr will I e a
ti if 1,'iieolalOri, Jun', An-
'oiie", DeciutMi, J' 1-
ii'd Apnh Will t e in Mi
, .la . Septf mbt-r, N inber.
1 M ireli ahil M
' ' ;!. .. e Ho!jclld. I' I'M', rt Co!
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The Old Friend
And tlio heht friend, that never
! fa.ii you, is Simmons Liver Begu-:
j later, (tho Bed Z) that's viiat
you hear at. the mention of this
! eoe!h!it 'Liver medicine, and
j people sliould not be persuaded
I that, anything; else will do.
i It is tlio King of Liver Medi
cines; is hotter than pill?, and
tales tla) j.laco of Quinine and
( ai. ':h i. It acts directly on the
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels and
i;ives now life to' the whole sys
tem. This is the medicine you
want. .Sold by -all Druggists in
Liquid, or in Powder 'to be taken
dry t made into a tea.
fj-KVKKV PACKAGE"5J
11m lb- '. Stump In red on wrapper.
j 11. yji:iia. a; co ytiaJeipUi,
?e? zz i
yliS I
i
tf f "if t "aigi.M2',mi iri-iFTiCTBi
nn.i i rj.le-Marks obtained. pnvJ all lat- J j
, m tx.s nc;.s louiiuctea ior moocrati i-ees. '
oi-n ewe i-s opposite u. s . pateut omcrjj
' ,.: iv. -i.i - . uie l.aient ia less time tu.-ui tuose . ,
JioiiUe trom Washington. . ... .
S-ii.l model, tirawiog or phottf:. with je rip-4 j
ftiun. Vvc advise, if paientable or not.frc3 oi; j
Jci ur-'C Our feon4 due till patent is secured.
' A pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patents, 'w;tn J
tost of same in the U. . aoa lorcjgn couauieb ,
sent irce. Address,
;C.A.Sft!OW&CO.:
5 OPP. PATENT OFFICE. WASHINGTON. D. C. f
''tViLLatU
W 11 1 I S ol Set, .ember.
on make remember.
;Tlc sound o4't! !d hunting horn.
When "all through tin- hight,
iWe lollowctl the eoon until morn.
I With a groat torchlight
I
I Then fur down tic river,
1 The dogs all a-quiver,
iav treed up a great sycamore.
The coon ,s in sight,
And then a great fight.
And the old hern sounds o'er
and o'er.
Iut this is all seeming,
An old manV dreaming,
And his dreams pass away like 1
song.
Those, now in yo'ith,
Rather deal with the truth,
1 ill many more Septembers have
.' - iione.
Iut tliH song o my moidli,
Is to stav in the south,
And old Georgia ishetter than all
V hari 'j .ssums glow fat.
And plenty at that.
And "tateis" are dug in the fall!
SaHGE ri.l'.NTKKTT.
iwimmm
The .Veelioual 1'hKi'
The Kej)ublican camjiaigners
in the North are making their
i light against the new. tarilf mainly
,'ii the grouixl that it is a section
ed tan If conceive;! and framed by
j Southern men m Southern intei-
jests. They don-t believe this for
i i 1 .1: .. i
ioe tvotjw oeuer, and Know tliat
there is not one scintilla of truth
in the ascertion; but they must
either concede that - tariff reduc-
tnm was right or take issue against
it. and the only enconragipg issue
they can make is on the sectional
line, for there ignorance, innocence
and prejudice can all be played
upon.
In Vermont they played it, in
Maine they piayed it, in Pennsyl
vania they are lilayingit, and they
will soon be playing it all along
thelin in the North and in the
West.
Put even if this Were true in
would not be a respectable argu.
nient against the Wilson bill, for
it would be simply equalizing
where the McKinley bill discrim
inated outrageoiigly against the
South, in the interest of the North
for that was the effect whether it
was their intention oi not. The
McKinley tarif was so onesided
1 hat any material modification ol
il might be construed iy those so
iisposed as in the interssts of the
South, especially when the South
had such a large representation in
Congress and on the Committee on
Ways and Means. Put the truth
is that very fact had much to do
.vith the concessions made to I he
protectionists and the npposil ion
that was made to putting more ol
die raw materials on the five list.
A -lance at I he tardf bill will
diow that instead of being a
S. ufiiejii sectional me.ure. it is
1 1 si el ioiialisiii enters il at all the
reverse. - No bod" o legisla'ors
e e'r showed more consistency in
their demand for taiiiT reform, or
more self abnegation in crrrying it
.nit, than the. Southern lepreseiita-;
t:es in both branches of Congress
lei in framing this bili.
IM ...
le t a single article, the production
on which is jiecubar to the South, j'
hi w hich there was not more oi
less redutdijij. Take the item of
wool, for instance, over the putting
of which on the- free list there is
a howl by the Republican stump
ers and organs in the North and
We-t. Tic State of Texas glows
more wool than any other Stale in
the Union save Ohio. H grows
more than all of the New Kngland
at.
Pennsvlvania ai d. New;
i York combined," and yet everv
Texas lepresentative in (Congress
l;i
Jjand both of the Texas Senators
v ,te,l to pllt WOol n the flee list
. , , , , ,
and there hasn t fen a whimper
.lhowl frolll Te.aS. TllCV Hot
Vo(ed t( Ullt J e.XaS WOO
t J0 freu to hold tllC people
1 on
people ami
give the manufacturers the benefit
of free wool, but they at the same
time generously voted to give the
woolen manufaciurrs of tliejand the movement hene, forth will
N'orth a )nleetiv.-duty about halfjlm in that direction. IIaki'kks
as gn at as the MeRinley hill gave j U'kkici.y.
them. !ut ahout twin- :s min-h a-i 'l"'-wt3WMB
a K 1 m-iny peoplo think tii. -
ought, to have.
?.
.m,.,.. ,mi,h. mo,-.' n.'JiJi31rs. (;e.,ive II. West, of Xewt
uiau au ,e Aori Ueasten, Males
comi.uH'd, l-U everv Kentuckv
Representative in Congress voted
to put hemp on the five list
The South is rapidly becoming,
if if is not already, the great lum
ber see t ion of t his eountrv. With
in a 4-ry lew years the eountrv
nillbe mai Jy !e;,endent for it
suppl.es upon the forests of Ihejn.g,, montl) Ho us:( (-(lM
Soulh. A! id Vet, With but feW ex-,,,,.,,,,,. ,)(v tU),ol,s ailJ
Cl'l ll 11 11 1: '.-. N.. .lit 1 11 r 1 1 1.. .i.i...
seidative in Congress voted to put
IuihImt on t In; fiv list .
J'he State of XorJ h Carolina pro
dueed more pine than all the
Xor'Jiea-tern States combined, and
V4-I "very North Carolina member
ol Co!lges. v;tve ol e, ytded to pllt
lumber oil the free list.
I lie only simar cane nrodir
the Unitel Stati-s isgrowninthe
States of Louisiana, 'lexas and
Florida. Under the McKinley law
there was a bounty of two cents a
pound on every pound oi sugar
produced with an a-ldil iomil pro
tective duty, in the interest of the
retiners, of half a cent a pound on
. , ; I'Uiuam 01m.
every ounl of refined suirar im-i - , Imm u
ported. And y,-t the Democratic! Sii"' Jtiv
House of Iiepresenlaties, withi
nearly every Southern lueinherj Tl"' -,V;l'"-'Ss ever attain
... i i 4 .. .1 i- Jed by the N.uth Carolina Stat;
Hiu'ii 10 1 hi 1. sui;;u on uie nee usij, .
Mod 1 ICMiil lie. l.,.)inti- j ' "
1 -T '
bill finally
, , -.
passeil. and w ith the
vote of the Louisiana, Texas and
Florida Kepreseiitatives, the boun-
?' , . , "
oiuv etpuaieiii ic aooui a cen
and a pound substituted.
The man who with a search light j
and a thousand pov-r magnifying
gu.ss couni mm seci 1011a nsui in
i . . . 1 . i- 1 i 1 1
an uiise--u.it j-raat :n. ann w un-
out a searchiignr .aim a magnify
ing glass gnd "tho man who struck.
Hilly Patterson,"" or the man who
first, discovered Penjamine Harri
son as a President ial possibility
The cry that, the Wilson bill is a
Southern measure is a I rand as i
patent as the McKinley bill itself,
a fake so thin that mountebanks
with a shallow of decency, should
be ashamed to run it and father
it. Stak.
Mi- N' TariH'.
hi the first place, the law has
made certain the replenishment of
the treasury and removed ali risk
of a further increase in the perma
nent, nut ional debt. Again, it in
sures the cheapening, to a subslan-
rial exl.-nt. of a mult it nde of t he 1
liecess tries
reducing th
.,,,,1 ..Minfnrk i.MiiY.
cost of living for eV
erv household, without weakening
the res airccs of t Ic govi-rnment
('iotliiug of every description,
cloth
car iet
lr,;s; goods, blank-ts, and
w ill ' e cheaper an
II ' e dieajer and b. tier i
evervulcre lor its passage.
jm
porle i
d, woods and lum'oer.
china and glassware, pocket kn:vesii"i r ranci .w..rnsey, mo King oi (
and table knives, nearly ail the j vult i sm : Sie-irys wonderlul
complete goods, the us- of wli icb "forking World": Prof. De Coop
is so lar-e a part of civilized life.!"! :n,l !'is wonderful dog "Fitzsini-
toother with the materials of :
hare in the U
H I' Ifi 'He 14 1 4-4
.1 : I. .1
large reductions of duty. These j
. . .
; in ; igi.-s .noii' ;u ii.h.ii, j.ii-
I ! . ! , I., ii ir ... H.
in a few mouths, make every man's
daily earnings more valuable to
him than no.v. Put they 'will d,.
far more than this. They will do
much to reviv.- depressed indiistrv
and to restore general pioperity.
A pretense is made by a few man
faduri'rs f anticipated distress
from the reduction of certain pro
tective duties, but for this we can
find no foundation in the law. Put
e brightest feature of this tarill
is found in the fact that it is a
turniug point in the history of our
econoinieariemslai ion. it signal
izes the final stage in the most
cc s ly x er:ment ever tried by a
.eaci ful nation. The exp?rim?!it
has failed. In the new law the
nation lias turned its face toward
justice, toward economical truth,
toward ultimate freedom of trade;
v!
) , , A
j J'mes A. Uet, son ot Dr. and
on.
fornieriy ,)f Wilmin-don
lied
yesterday afternoon at Chapel
Hill, aged eighteen years, of tu-
jercular mlamation of the bowels.
A post mortem examination re
vealed a doen perforations. He
was prepared for college ut Cataw
ba Colleire and enter-il Him ,hIi...
j 111()IV elass of t,e Fniversitv dur-
and his last words were words of
regret that he could not live to be
an educated man.
A short funeral service was held
in the University chapel, and the
entire student nody accompanied
the remains to the depot this
in irninir. 'I he nail haivr wimv
of hi- class mates, Messrs. II.
Ib.weii II. I'. ' Winston, U II
Craves, M. M. M, (',: U ,., U. s. .
Pusbee and L. M.IIae. TM. b.i.ly
il through iMirham
on the
noon train lor Wiin.ington, wherelacity for wealth production o
the interment will take place, j mere to lack of population and
."eoinpiioe.l ,y tin- mother, fat.h-j pr. .gressi i- development. South-
. .i- .ii'ii.I ..... I II... .1 . . A l' : L . I
I V n..,u wril.rs ,,;U,. :lf(.,y piimttM, (uJ
11 red for 1SJ4 (Oct lM 10
'('.! h it' ii-,,
i-wliij 41 (.owi coiiijiiions prove
I
j Theie is a
n-.'ine and wide
qiread
tat.
interest in it. Paeh
i sm-ct-edinu 'day adls something
I 'ihe Agricultural, stool; and
! poultry exhibits will hii pass any -
thing ever seen in North C.-iroiiiui
j ....a .. . Simt.
utd nerhaps 111 th;
Among the pr,,
nt exhibitors
,. ;n
tile widely known uieno e
farm d Onslow county; the Ala
mance farm of Alamance; the
Xanderbdt estateof Pudcombe ; t he
lloge Poultry yards of Forsythe;
the Os.4'oola )':ultry yards of (Jra
ven ; f he Floral Jardei.s of H.
Sti-inniofz
the Oi (Mill;, ee),e
t!ie SedgC-tieM .
'arm
lock
of ( Irang
farm of Forsythe, and ofher prom
inent farms almost, without end
Th ra
purses are lar-er t han !'' ' o.ioe ...nmi;yei
ag' rega1 i ng ( ; ',)! 1 he nmv-nnMit ol' re.-uperat ion
Already the entries show horses of
noted spe.d and reputation from
Marvlaial, Kentucky, Virginia, j
Pennsylvania, District of Colum- j
bia. Xoilh anil South CStrolin:i i
All classes are fill.-d, and the rac
ing will be tiie most, enthusiasti:
and exciting ever iirn m North
1 "aroiina.
I -aned and amusing sale atlrac- I
' i . . . . . . . I
I hons are alivadv Oo..Uel m great
profusion. A niong t le-m are :
Chasi-'s gn at. Cvido.-ama of th.-
Pit lie of (idtysburg; The famous
iaucmg gins, irom tin- worms
r-.uv ami Tans t.y .aslight ;
Ilurd's Wo'-id's Musenin ; Milh- La
Mar, tie mysterious mind reader,
I 17' 11 .1 1-- I'l
.i i . i- I : i 4 l- i
-nons , ooi n oiwnout win maMq
,,,,uun "---"" (
;'S",5""J' f'v"' tlj,.V ui.ending by I
i mcIi ii 1 n
i parachute.
Posides the specialties there will
be numerous other features of in
terest ; j.-welry woi kers.cane racks.
Uortuna N ickh -In-the-Slot ma
chines, phonographs, flower work-
e-s, silhouette artists, card engi-av
eis .vc. Arc.
The rail mad rate is one fare for
the round trio.
SI'K IMKN CASKS.
II. Cli V. rl, Nf-A- Ci-.-s'rl. U i-., was
i r .ole. .1 with net i -o 1 1; s i hikJ rfifU'imt sai
r,i-st.niiHf'li wh- ili-.r-l-o-b 1-i s I i--r us
:tV.ct'.-i t nri lilhiln t- d'-sjoe, M .4-:ite
f-lt tiwuv , ;mi i Ii" urii'lv rf.i.4--i in
tl -stl HI.l Slll'll J til. 'f'lM'l' In lies ut i-lic-trie
l.ipi-i.' c'Jii-l liim.
Jvlwarl Shi-i.lif'r.i, Wan is1 ii-jr, 111. I.ai
runniie' s.ri' 4.11 losl'i; 't i t yf-nrs'
-:oiI.:i- t?el tl.r !tle-..f Ectriet
.....I cn.-r. I. l .ti ' o - Ic I r l nil i- I
i ' .... i i...r ...n.i ni.a null
Jehu Si.'-i'ki-r, t'twl ii, )., IibiI ri e lrt;
f.-v4-,- sores on Ids i . il jtis lit wits
iiH iir.iMe. One l-ottl t ec:ric t"tters
inl ere bx ot U'.cien s Armcti oalvi j
urf.l him entirely. tuldai.J. LiWtr4g'
Dru-tore.
The Mouth KxTivmc
Attention.
The Kvenin- Post, of New York,
evidently giving the Smth much
a lention at the present lime. Tie
any and pronounced indications
f t ihe better have been made the
siihjeet of careful study, tho result
of which has appeared in several
able and conservative editorialsyill
ihe more valuable for the reason
that they plainly show that they
have only bn written after a deep
research into I he ipiestion.aml that
tln'y are simply a presentation of
tacts so desirable to ihe South
just at this time.
Inferring to ihe possible changi
of investmt nt of the bulk ofhoim
and foreign capital from other
sections to the South, the Post
coniuieiir as sollows :
I.'IM . r . . ..'
lneisoiun lias, to iC2iii with
7 - ,
a oi mi oasis iioni winch to niaUe
its state. The South is not over
capitalized; it is not, therefore,
dogged with the wrecks of last
year's commercial enterpries. In
one h im' the Soath is l.oor vet this
, leaves the quest ion open whether
i
, its jiovertv is due to lack of "an
ni writers have lately ponue, ,.ut
ithaUiy the showing of . he census
ot l.Hi ven the farm production
i . , 1
ot tlie Niulhern States averages
L), , , . ' ,
-1. 1 j"-, 4-i-ni. on ine capital -n
ve-h-d. against 1:1.1 per ci-nt. for
all lariiiing sections of the Uhite.l
Stat-s .combined. . Agriculture
done, though in aiiiv.at degn-e tic
ia. is ol every country's we.illh, is
no, however, by itself a sure if I i
anee for industrial expansion. Put
1 ,,u' !j :1S s eil known, luni,
l ''v,,n befi'.i,. the patuc of l,si;;, -
enu a new career in other bin s. ' ""' ' ' 1 ,?:,"l"f ICfin
The cotton mills of the Carolina.-. I ': 1 I ''"v- umi! ii Jor
III.- iron I'liniM.'. ,1 , I ... ; . .
ol Alabama and Tennessee, tic
liilllber llidllst ties, 1 ne e, , ( . , v; i see. i
ml ioduction of the il.-cade pat
4- 1- . 3
ai' 1 : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1- luslaii.ies in point.
Such figures and others alr. ady
published by the Manufacf urei s"'
:...i... . i i
io-t-oii ;ue ipioieo. as Well as ng-
I utes show ing th" abundant corn
t ..I : . ... i : . i .
4j, .inn lie- so ii.iii4 in n.ilj lieu as
follows:""
"This is a windfall of t!c irreat-
...f ;. tl. . i' ...a. . .
from ihe panic had begun in 1 1 1 i s
section, and progressed more rap-
els.-where, iong bi f(M
1 uarvest wasd. termn.nl. It is
well-known fact that tie- eastern
dry-goods market ha- for seyer.il
months found in the South the!
only steady outlet for its accainu
lafed stocks. It is the Southern
"'. w:im -I'.qi.ai.
to.-!
i : 1 1. . . l ....:...:
,""u":- 'o-.--i - oi.s ,,, ,,-
IMr
"hr
oyer lv):;t MI,d fh
cage compared with
least
1
Cleaning-house exchanges tell siil
stantially the same story. Of
the many and extensive bankrupt
corporations, it is a "Southern em
many whio-h alone has made real
and assured advances towards re
sumption. Mauu fact ureiv IU ;.c
or,l. The 4lu llitil of
I)r Kingsi.uav
!(J,ir ot lt. WIIiMIXAToV mksskx-
i ' - . il ... I ;
m:i:, ;.lways writes well upon lit.
erarv or religious tojdcs. We copy
te-dav an article n whether min
ister ught to preach the same
-i -moii ov4-r and over. (Jur obser
vation has been that many of the
j.. divines keep a barrel and
t' at every few years they turn the
barrel over ami go through it
again and still again. Tic ditl'er-.-1
ice between a "strong a'nd the
weak ;uid stagnant one being, not
i much in t'l 4 tpi ility ot the fir.-t
time it is trie I on a eongregatio s
tuit on the improvement that
conn s Irom the refurbishing whi' h
isgi'en it We have heard a
miii.ster preach a sermon from
a text ihaf. ought our
f .nevt
Five years later, the si4in .Heath
er would repeat the sum? text.
n,ut lno improvment in t he matter
. . ii
fand stylo of the sermon would
show great growth in the minister.
W e have heard other ministers re
peat their si rmons. without chance
until they were old stale and un
profitable. Theiv is more in the man. than
then there is in the land." T ike
wise there is more in th preacher
than in any set.., on. If he be sat-
ilii'd with mediocrity and -dullness,
he will keep on relating
his shelf worn sermons ant ill
nothing but a "b-ggarly "row of
empty benches" and 0 few pious
sisters attend upon his ministry,
liberie ambitious lor excellence
and enlarged usi fulness. he will
take his sermon and till it with tie
Uinwh of spirit a:. I kno!edgt that
e. nies wi h ei,l.:i.;. d - mpatliy amp
Ui'eatt-r wi-dom iio.il i beajj no
more res.'mo!.ii,ee t The original
erinon. hou!..it tho ;., n...
I ti 1 . , .
7 111.7
. .....v , 11. .1,1 ii,.-j, e.nuiig o.-ik Dears
to acorns from w hitdi it
News i' Observer.
prung.
A dispatch from Montgoinerv,
Aia.. says thai a movement is on
loot p, orgaui,. a ddegation ot
olio oi il. i,.:ldinu business men of
I lie South for tiie purpose of hav
ing iiieni make a vigorous light at
Washing!.,!, ii,,. inuy in behalf
of the Nicaragua 'anal The nhm
j i- for tl. cuiiii.-ivial clubs of lifi
., si x ly of thelar.,,, in tl
s ..., , ...
i 'i, t!i to send jvn o - legah's .-nc 1 I
! v ,
ahnmto:1 uith instructional
i
i - tor tin- 4-i .i H ii i, -i-i-; I . 1 1, 1 . ,r i
io
to
to
stay there until the .Nicaragua
canal bill is passed Manufactu r
ers' lh-coll.
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iHJ i (oil C.-waid lr l'.i i.h
d Li v n. Nov , J.SS'J wlo e lit; whs
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il i ( it ti, I los . -J i ,
kind in
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Ioa.', ii S le- c; ':, cot:ietitlOU-!
e.-ouiti.eed Cc, ndi-f !-. m'h P. i;
Pi'. n to allde!f, g,i. ii.ist.t, tt'u-y -ciist-,
loot - t 11 pixfis and tie
oio-essuia in ; , , t, r lnunv,
-piidas .nut dislocrlii.iir;- h!1o foi
-Ol el.S aioj Si ill iCS'i O' ll.C lllUfii'.IfN
"V i n : j p I. ii t t ! the I Htls
l l'-4:.e - v i' II It !l I'fffCt a cine
. ni- io, 1 1 iinOi ii" i 1 1 I l ip.p
l-'.i m! h Jr. V t. Onus
Ihu.-.-'.
:eo.MM to :ir, m.. i uVroTciTiT'.
WasIIINo , e. I ('., )c.t. X.
-Secretary IJoI.e Smith, who has
just returned ! : om ; i. orgia, speak
ing to-day oi the recent (ieorghi
elicli.ih said':
'The Stale i cl-.i-t lias b en ele -e
l by betwe.-n '.tiM IWiAH) ma
ority. It is manifestly unfair t
eopipai'e t hi- ej. -,- i.,p Willi th.-.
Slat.- election in I 'fJ. h.-ii (iov
ernor Nor; hern !.! vi-o a majority
, joii.uon. :;;(;! me KepuUican
Stab Convent ion declined to en-
A M'riiiiri(uri.(,1hl. p.ipiiiist candidate, and
. .failed to put i.n; any can lidatea of
the learned j their own T.'.e c dore ; teachers
convent io'i i !i lois-'d
Nor; hern.
, , - .
v to-rnor ..m ,cii.
was not- )pp ed 'by t h
over-no i
t'aerefvre:
I!'1ubli ..
anr, but. on the . cwVx Mly wn :.
supported by tic' ma'orityof
tlieUl. Ill the lesliiiHll 1 al -il-tc-
tion-of 1VJ-J both the p4.pHbii.-an
and the Populis's had ticket in
tic field, and .the D'-wc-ralic m:
j uit was o.t! only o.'KO mo"
than the majorirv in th.- recnt
lection. Th'sye-jr ile Ileputj
aiis State ton 'iition ndor.'i.
the l'opuhrts. :.itd the U'epubllCa
:ohd altre si M.iallV for th'
ioket. r It i- but f.Mi tl a theccin.
I'liiso'i, siioui.M'e m.t'dewith
the ( )ehi:)-r it ic :n li'iritv -in th
orevident ml eh ef ion. This 'frhow-c5
i di.V-reuce of ."i.oiV). and I Iv litve
that this will te : accunit'e'tf for' hy
th; ligid vote polled."