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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1892., ;
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TIMET,
FOR rEESlDENTt , ' u
GKOVER CLEVELAND,
of New York. "
FOB VICE-F RESIDENT t '
adalie: STEVENSON,
of Illinois. - v
$tate' democratic: jicket;
For Governor :
ELIAS CAItB, or Edqecojibe.
For Lieutenant-GoTerrjor t '.
U. A. Doughtok, of Alleghany.
For Secretary of State : :," " '
OOTAVIUS COKE, of Wake.
fot State Treasurer : ' '
DONALD W. BAIN, of Wake.
i - - For State Auditor : ?
R. M. FURilAN. of Buncoube.
For Attorney-Ganeral ; J
Frank I. Osboenk, Mecklenbukg.
For Saperintendent of Public Instruction t
J. C. SCARBOROUGII, Johnston.
For Presidential Electors at Large ;
Cf Bf AYCOCK, of Wayne.
R. B. GLENN, of Fobsytu: ;
' For Judge Twelfth Judicial District :
GEO. A. SHUFORD,ofBunc6mbe
count democratic -ticket.
FOR SHERIFF:
LEVI BLOUNT. e
FOR TREASURER : V
AV. T. FREEMAN.
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS :
J. P, BILLIARD.
FOR SURVEYOR i
S. B. J0HN8I0N,
FOR COROSOR :
L. C. MARIUNER. ,
FOR REPRESgKTATIVE ;
H. J. STARR.
For Congrens, First District :
W. A. B. BRANCH.
For State Senators, 2d District :
C. L. PETTIGREW, of Washington
6. l. ROLLISON, of Dare.'
Chief Justice Paxson, of Penn
sylvania, has issued 33 warrants for
the arrest of 33 of the Homestead
strikers upon a charge of treason.
This is the first case where the charge
pf treason has been brought in any
state for acts of strikers or laborers,
ed will naturally cause world-wide
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The Third party has introduced
in this and othgr States, a woman
political stump speaker. Next they
will be wanting women to vote hero.
but they had better go slow along
this lino for mo3t of the gentler sex
are positively opposed to a third I
party, in the political field as well as
in the parlor.
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When in Congress Gen, Weaver
made three uttemps to have his 'bill
passed appropriating 1300,000,000 to
ray tho Union soldiers the difference
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between greetibacks and gold at the
they were paid. He introdnced
thut bill in tho Wth, 40th and 50th
Corre? ?, and if he were President
1 .! would favor its pasES-ge,. Tbey
t: ' to d jlgc it down here, but he is
it v it. Wil- Star.
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Under Cleveland it cost is (J. 12 and
under Harrison it cost $7.01. This
Fctical illustration of what
putoenfj means. Cleveland jliad
many expenditures which were caused
manyexpena
by Republicans, yet he rbn the .gov
eniment lor 51 ceutsJcssVthan' Ar
thtir and G8 cents loss than Harrison
per capita,
Gen. -Weaver claims to have been
badly used while" in Georgia, and
says that he would have been con
traaallrnsrattefflieMlctintfiSfieil
I to snenk in that State, ihfirefora JQ
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1 cancelled hit engagements' for that
fully'reliablej wrlenrfi1 that- ho left
that state uecagsowis auaiences.were
so smaii mac ne aia noctnms n
WotiywjiiierttQ jcauYaSs. tbe7 State,
The moowhich assaulted him win
JotteueggsM Macon, was tvfacy who
.- v.f. Ani 1 rrArfl ml will tw
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iTeu fustice in tho courts, -f
tlT'isjTorteb! ftiafi'bne ot flie lea
r8 0f he People's pnrty-has said
mat , wnen ,ion v eavor fipoKe ac
Greensboro, this State; that there
werefOO i pistols prepared." ready to
resent any insult offered to him; anc
at Raleigti asmibjjri
foru?e. wistv,':;nt.;v
"The fact that 500 concealed pistol
were m therowd at these speakingi
show that there Is sorae'secret wok
ings about this hew party, and that
its ways and-' its friends mnst bo re
stected. even at tho'sacrifico of Jm
man life. If this report is true i
should teach respectable, la-abiding
men a lesson; -tten.i weaver couia
and did. coine into North , Carolina
without being insulted. It is a free
State, and the law, which, protected
him should go to the bottom of-this
affaif and punish those who went d
these public speakings with pistols
concealed, for in that act Iheytyiela
ted the laws of tus State -and1 their
deeds cast a reflection upon ,the dc
I cent, ' law-abiding . citizens of -North
Carolina. l ' ,M .
Wo trust that such a report is not
true,' but as -ft 'matter, of justice, to
the people it should be -investigated
PENCIL, AND SHEARS; : .
John I. Sullivan expresses a de
termination' to fight Corbett again
and win back the-money and belt
lost recently.
Prince Peter, of Coberg, grand-son
of Dom Pedro, late Emperor of Bra-
weut crazy on Monday. He be
lieves he is Emperor of Brazil,
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This has been a bier Democratic
week in New York , All the clubs
of the State were there assembled in
association. Every mention'of Cle
veland's name is applauded loud and
Jong, -
Judge Albertson, who was form
eny a itepuDiican. wnose aouity is
well-known throughout the State,
is now making strong speeches for
Cleveland in tho first district. News
and Observer.
Every vote cast in North Caroling
for the Thiid party candidates mean
a vote lor Republican sunremacv,
No Third party man can, or will he
deny this if he is conversant with
the political situation in tho State
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Try to persuade' jour neighbor to
vote for Democracy, and ire0 govern
ment, but don't try to drive him or
Dumsn mm. ior ir ne rails to rro thA
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error of hia way, in time he will be
very badly punished, by Republican
rule. --:
Gen. Weaver was treated very "well
by North. Carolinians whllo in the
State, but that is sign thattJhey
forget iiis hatred for . them. North
Carolina will fall in line on the 8th
I of next, month and show - by their
votes how mnch they think of him.
We have reliable information that
a gentleman who has been making a
public canvass in Onslowcouuty in;
t.-:i Li mi.:.. j i 1
tho interest of tho Th ird party has
discovered what it is liable to lead to
and has now renounced the .whole
movement and como back into' the
Democratic ranks.Newbern Journal
The flag rf the Cleveland GaarJs, cap
tared by the Kicfh M'Machnsetts regiment
at the battle of Hanoror Oonrt House, May
27, 1&C2, . was Irrongnt back to Shelby
Thursday fcya Bjston de!os;aioB amid ifa-
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EFFOIITS TO UESTORESILVER
News and Observer,'
The silver dollar was not coined from
j83 to 1S3 because silver was Iheo above
par. aud a silver dollar niece was worth
mare thtii a gold dollar. In J 87a the lavs
about the tmut were rcvined and the. pro
visiuu auai ooiniug money maae cp ret
ere n OA la the iimr dolUr pieee, so after
mat in luiut had no autnontj to ktribre eu
that piice. Iho next year tha TJuited
States lievised uode wan adopted, and iu
it withent any legal authority., was in cor
poraieti a pruvisioa toat "ine silver terns
halt be a legal tomler for any Kiuonut not
eiceediug dts dolUrs.".. . This deprived
tn suveraouar or its tan legal tr ader qual
ity, and demonetized silver.. Cgnfiress.was
Republican . at that. time, la Deoembsr,
1874. aud in Jauaary, 1875. the Rruablican
ibenate and House rexpecttvet passed "the
set tu piepura to resume specie payments
on lauuury Itlii79 , Nobody was adver
tent to the fact, that silver .had been de-
n)Ouetized aud it was thought en all sides
that onr silver coald be used as a basis for
resnnipuon.
'I he first Congress in which the - Demo.
era' s Lad conirwl of the House met in De
cember, 1375. At that session it first
bexma knewa generally 'that silver bad
been dcinonetizea.. A bill was Introdaeed
lit the Houee "to aniheriz the ooii age of
tue et&udara silver dollar,-and the dollar
shall be a legal tender in payment cf all
debts, public and private." The Demooratie
House passed that measure Jane 2S. 187G
The Republican Seuate disagreed to that,'
ana it was mrewn out. ,
'At the next session of tbe same Congress.
on the 13th ef December, 1876, the Deoe
cratic tiouse pasted the same measure -
free ceiuage bill. It got to the Senate, bat
there tha Republicans consigned it to the
tombs ef the apaleis. '' " '- '
: At the election which came eff is the fall
of 1876, the Democrats were again success
ful, and the silver issue was then hot.
ihere was, however, another issue before
the country,- 1 he' DeoiOyrats at the prs
at propnauon out an ameuameat inat no
troops should be used at the polls. The
Republican Senate had refused to pass it,
but the House ttoed firm. The result was
no appropriation-was passed for th army.
When Hayes came iu on March 4, 1877, he
fund it necessary to oH a special session
of Cong r sb to meet in Octeber. As soon
as ' the new Democratic IlonSe met, the
members showered in a lot of bills for the
fiee coinage of .silver. Twenty of such
bills were at once iutroduoed, and a free
coinage measure passed the House Novom
br 5, 1877.
On February 15, li78, the Senate amen
ded this bill, tallies from it tha provision
for free coinage, k.nd it was, as ameuded,
passed, aud nndcr. jt f i'.OOO.QoO of silyer
was coined each month uutil the aetof 1890
was passed iacreasiag tai amount.
' Fram this it ..will be seun that the Demor
crats Were active in their, efforts and pres
eW tbe matter, 'and that through, their
etro! is about hve bondi td millions nfuaoaey
has been supplied to tbe 'people, either
coined saver vr based on silver -
. ,.WE WILL OOVR IT.
Senator Kansom. -My
countrymen, I see a dark oloud loom.
jng tiport the horizon. It is tht shadow of
negio rule. Are you wiliiug to mise Up
your beautiful d iughters under that black
cloud f There is ono crime which is in
creasing in frequency more and more. A
fearfa), a hideous crime. -Its victims suffer
a fate worse than death. Ninety-nine. times
out of a hundred it is a segro who p immits
this crime and some poor white woinau. or
chfHl girl, or even au iufant may be its
Victim. It is the blackest stain upn' the
nero race. Iu every instance the South
era White men have d feuded their homes
aud have avenged the outrage on their
wiv.R si.ters and cbildren. Lately a great
convention was held iu a Northern city
this question was brought np. - Would you
not have thought that thev would, have
thought that tbey weald have adviued the
negroes to ceae from this horrible crime ?
But instead of that tbey rtbuked the South
ern white people, and called them savages
aud barbarians. . The white people are the
beat friend of the Llaek race. , When we
Were poor and poverty-stricken one of the
first acts pissed by the Legislature when
the whitcB regained control was a bill to
educate negro children, with mouey rsid
by white men into the State Treasury, but
they mnst understand that we will defend
onr home?, cur wives and our daughters
They niut understand that this is ur coun
try. We won it. We established it. And
we will govern it.
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Accidents Make Cripples
So does Rhenmatism. and after a time it
kills too! Dr. Drurnaioud's Lightning Rem
edy relieves th paia at once, and is war.
ranted to cure. One bottle, price five dollars.
is enough fur any ordinary ease If you can.
not get it irom your arocjzist. write to the
Drummond Medicine-Co., 48-50 Maiden
Lane. New York. . Agents wanted
NOTICE-
Notice is hereby Riven that the under
signed entered iuto a limited partnership
under chapter 31 vol. 2 of the Cede, on
the 26th day of Sept , 1892, which partner
ship is to terminate on the first dav of
January isya. in said partnershin shall
be couduuted under the name of W. C
Mariiner, and shall do a general mercantile
business at lioper, N. U.
That W. U. Marriner, at Roper. N. O..
is ine oniy general partner, ana 1m C Mar
nner, of Mackey 's Frry. N. C, is the only
special partner interested in said business
That: said L. U. Marriner, said special
partner, nas contributed to the common
stock , of said busiuets the sum of Three
Thousand ona hundred - and sixty-three
dollars in mercnandise of the aotnal iist
value f Ihree lbousaud one hundred and
sixty-three dollars, i
This 26th September, 1893.
. W. O. Markiner.
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. NOTICE.
By virtue of fcn order of the Superior
Court of Washington countv in the case of
A- Li. (JHhoon - vs Juo. Li. l'helos e ale. I
will sell for cash at the Court Hons door
in Plymouth on Monday, Oct., 24, 1892,
the land described in said proceedings.
known as the Sprniil Bridie landing trset;
contalnirg two acres, adjoining the Belgrade
tract, . K.. Li. fETTIGKBW.
sept 14, 1893. Commissioner,
SSeoO. OO a rcr la Miif mtdm b 3r.hn B.
OooUvlo,Ti;o,.r.i n ork (or tit. ttemdar,
. you may not mtkt u niurb, but we eaa
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"m jomqmthir now tam fram S I
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! fAantma, yo n eomiiMnea l I
j "' mutV- A'l new- PV BIES tot
u 7 erwy worker. Wi Mart vou. fhn.i.hi..
i .& J""' Hin,ir nan inomoDU on I via
ft. I'AKTlCLXAli
One Dollar Weekly
Buys a good Gold Watch by onr Club Sys
tem. Our 14 karat- gold filled cases '.are
warranted for 20 -yeais. Fine Elgin or
wan nana movement. JStem wind and set
Lady's or (Jept'a size .Equal to any
watch To secure tgentB where we have
riue, we sell ona of te Hnnting Case
Watches for th Ulub price $'-'8 and send
u. u, u ny express with privilege of ex
amination before laying for same
Our Agent at Durham, N. C, writes: '
; "Our jewtlna have confassed they don't know
uow vou can lurnieii suca worK lor tne money."
Orr Agent at Heath yprings, B. C-i writes
"i our watches take at "lelil. The gentleman
who got the bwt atch said that he exainfued mud
vrlctel ajaweler'swatoties la LancasUv, thai were
u9soeiwr.t4iBnjoureuQU inijpnce was fp"
Our Agent at Pennington, TexwriteTt
.. "Am (a receipt , ot the watch, sad am pleased
without measure. All who havo seen, it aay It
would ha cheap at $M.'. .. ! u-i : 5
One good reliable Agent wanted for ach
place ; Write for particulars i - - '
EMTittB Watcij Co.. Kejr York,
TO THETtlBblCl'
i Jam now in new quarters at the
1 eager Btaud on Washington Btreet,
seconu aoor iroms ater street, ana
better prepared, to serye my. frieuds
and the public Mian ever..,'; l-
.fThanking youiifor ;pastj favors I
solicit a sliuru of your patronage I
you want a snave or uair cu 1 am
hero to servo you.. ; , fc ...
LAND FOR SALE BY THE . ;
ROANOKE BEAC0I?
. Real Estate Agencyv
lit. One tract or land Ja Lee's Mills Tewnshlp.
v nfuinjjwn county, aajuimpg m unas or Airs
H. V, Haokius, and others. -containirjz 298 acres.
and known as "Mapleoke,"- the former resideace of
ir. w. (J. Downing. T' 'arm is well improved
uud contains 100 acrt s nndercultivatioa : -ono lam.
late style twetory dwelling, with cook and dinfsr
rooms, large. iru ana au necessary oat boiwea to
befouudou aflrst-claws, well-kept modem farm ;
also a largo, comprarivcly new gin huuse. Fences
aud ditches in good repair. A twieaia forcaeh.:)
For particulars concerniijf soy of the above prop-
Tbe JUOANOKE BEACON Beat Eat Ag'cy
' Plymouth, fl. O.
A,'-ll . -MARBTE'LLER
, r-FRACTIOAL 1 1
; TUNER AND REPAIRER
PIANOS and ORG AITS.
. Twenty-five Years. ) Experience.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Pianos arid
Organs Sold or Exchanged.
Edentoe, N.. C. , Formerly of
Baltimore, Md.. l jyS-tt,
NOTldE!
By virtue of an order of ' tae. Superior
Court in the prooeediugs Hardiaoa Adm'r
vs D. B. Ambrese et als to make assets. I
will sell at the Court ilonse in Plymouth on
Monday Oftt 24 1892 at 12' m.. -the land
known as the Home place of the late Heze.
kiah Oliver, described m tee petition there
in containing about 50 acres, subject to the
widow's dower. Terms cash.
Sept 19, 1892. ' W. H. HiRrJISOW, '
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A TON drop shot alli sues Just
from tower at .1V W.: litouvr's.
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PEANUT BAGS direct from'iM
PORtER at bottom prices at -
T. W. Blount's.
Tub Pi WESTSTOmr crflntaNOnRY
II Al'S in East Carolina at
M W.Blount's.
JUST RTEOEIVTCD fin clv. v.nAt
two pound Uaqgino In half-rolls
which will bt sold at, wholesale
I'RICEi at
T, V. Blount's.
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The Incomparable "WHITE,"
SEWING MACHINE, only Thirty
dollars with bond to keep them in
ORDER flM YlAttS, at . .. ,
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ftf.HtAr.mWo'nifinAiit flour. BLOUNt'S
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