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Special ta Tl Otrvr. - AaharllU, Aug. J5. Th Buncomba v county KapuMlcan convention waa caliad ta ararr la 4ha count r- court Iioaaa K 1 o'clock this aXttrnon. Cbairmaa R. B. Roberta of tha county secatlra com milt pa . prralded, and thera waa qulta a rood-alxcd crowd of Bunoamoa KrpubHcaiu preaani to' near Cbairmaa 8. 0., Adama, of tha Ktata aitontiva commlttea, apeak. Tha following' ticket aomlnst d: For tha Senate, Col. V. ft. Luak; Jiouae, W. B. Cancler and . W. Rad Cord; edierlff, WIHIam . II. Wilton; rvrlater of deed, fiyron C. fiend; auditor, - J. N. Bradley; treasurer, Kamuel Ballard; clerk of tha court, Ir. J. 8. P. Baird; coroner. Dr. Z. B. Robineon; surveyor, A. A. Hamlet; board of county commissioners, 8. J. Luther, chairman, John Klmberley, C. p. Black, Jaa. O. McElroy and Jtmne Brown; board of education, A. J. Merrill, A. M. Penland, Dr. R A. Harris. - . - Iteaolutlnns were adopted denounc " ing the Demoorsta for using- money and whiskey In tha last election. The candidate for the Legislator were Instructed to Introduce in the Oeneral Assembly & sporlal act tailing- for an election, In which the entire county I ahall participate, to decide the nue tlon aa to whether whiskey ahall be inanufarlured or sold In tha city of Ashevlllav Tha resolutions embodied other matter but tha whisker auee- tioa wss the one oit which It waa feared there would bo- g split whir tt came op far consideration la the eon venUon. - ' i . . In an exhaustive diaruslon of tha . Iwuea of the campaign Chairman Ad ama said. In part; , CHAIKMAX ADAMS' ADDRK8A. Vellnw Renuhltcans: la nY Ooln ' Inn. to Insure good government gnd a proper protection of the right of tha people, there should be at least two aii-ona- ana niirnwiTi puimumi parUea in this country. Tha parties hoald be so close In point of voting atrength as to serve as a continual vt-ning to tha leaders, as well as i wbo are entrusted with the of- , t v that they will be hVId to a . sulct arconnt for their stewardship, and will be deprived of power by the people If they prove recreant to the ' trust committed to them. ' There art two great political parties la. this country to-day. There Is the Republican party ar.d the Democrat lo party. These partlea are before the people, and are on trial. The Issues era drawn, the jury empaneled, and . -the people must render the verdlot. One ef tha greatest men, according ' to my estimate of greatness, the coun try 1jss ever produced, said tinon a great occasion that he had but one . way of judging the future, and that was by the past. This proposition being true, the only safe way by which we can Judf for what these parties etana ana wntt iney win no ir en trusted with power Is to take their professions as enunciated In their"! platform and their records In the past. I bear men say, "I know the Dem ocratic party has hoi, that It la Incompetent to formulate, a tariff law. Bad has demonstrated Its lnablll!ytJ administer the affairs of the natiirn at government. I will vote for ymir" party nationally, but the leaders of im vnnncriira party pay inni your ' nartv cannot ran (he Html n . uvui, idh v iitrii yi;u api inif pnn' er yon aauandt-r the people' money v r"0travagnce, etc. whi n you sre In power In trie Htate crime stslks through the land aa a peaiiience; that . oar property Is not safe, ar.d that you spend too much money In all the ' tranche of the government' Now, 1H as see how that Is. Let us lonk st the record and how much truth there Is In theae sUtenwnl. In, HIT and Hit, the Kepubllcan party In this 8 tale had the Governor and g majority of the Legislature, and, of course Is responsible to the people for the record they made dur ing that period.. The bftnocratte party, through questionable methods which 1 will refer to latt-r on, carried majority of the Leglalatura In tha , election of JIM. We an III retained our Governor and Htste officers who had been elected In the fall of 111 until January, 1104, w hen the Democrat took full poasesslor. of all the branches of the Btate government Kino that time they have had possession, and ft course are responsible to tha po Tie for the record that party ha mad since (hat time. This record I ) ronos to discus briefly, and draw a comparison a between the Repubtl n and Democratic Htate administra tion. Tha total expense In llfi, the ! ti year la which the Republican ! 'r we In control of lb different . ties of the Htate government, was .7.tt.1l, whit the enpense last r of the Htate government, when '. ujocraU had full poanoaMlon of lrr.ch of the Htate irevera . IMiMlliO, whkh I i j irt f 1 1,009 pf being Just twU it i t 1j run the Utata govsrn f ' r Hi liglillraiia In lM. i an v. as spent during the entire four year of Ooverr.or Jar via administration. What haa become of this enormous amount of money which - would have been, sufficient to have run the state government the entire four years of 1177. 1171, 1171 and 1110. It haa' been wasted." and squandered In many ways, by Increas ing the salaries and expenditure in all department, by the multiplication of office and offlceholdVrs, by Increas ing the Judicial districts and Judge, together with the salarle of tha Judge, by the employment of addi tional help In almost every branch of tha government, and by extravagance and waste In every department. EXPENSES OF THE STATE DE PARTMENT. I will bow analyse and show you the different Items of' expenditures, and draw tha contrast.. Tha Repub lican spent In running tha agricul tural department. In IMS, $1, 87T.lt. Last year tha Democrat nent $18, SZt.OI, showing that the Democrat apent $l&,m.lS mora than the .Re publicans. t Tba auditor department coat In lilt 11,600. It cost last year, under Democratic administration. fS.tlt.ll. Tha car of the Governor" mansion and grounds In llll. when a Republi can Oovernor resided there, cfest ft, mi. 41, while last year, when It was occupied by Oovernor Glenn, who boasta of hi Jacksonlan simplicity. It coat M.lOt.Tt, making a difference In one year In keeping up tha Oovern or' mansion and grounds. In favor of Republican economy, and aa against so-called Democratic simplicity, tb enormous sum of 17.421.11. Tha -Judiciary, which cost In 1191, I M !., coat last year f7T, 121.11. I desire to aay hero and now, a far aa the Increase In tt)a expense of the cost of the iudlclary. (that I have not one word to any, and simply use this because It appear )n4b j-apOrta. It la a' well-known -fact "'thai we did .not havr enough Judgea la tha State to meet th demand of the growing pop ulation, and I think It wa wise to In crease tb Judge and their salaries, especially tha Superior Court Judgea, as I know of no claan of officers In the Stat who are worked harder and re ceive poorer pay than tha Judgea of the Superior Court of North Carolina. The Kepubllcan party la alwaya In fa vor of progress, and never complain when the money of th people, derived from taxes, 1 expended economically. and for the benefit of tha people What they complain of la tha reckless manner In which th Democrats have spent the people's money, ; During Oovernor Russell' admin istration I waa hurled throughout the Btate that he and hi council of Htate were wtlng th people' money In employing private' counael to rep resent the Interest of th State. . In view of the charges, I wish to draw th contrast aa to th amount expend ed for legal aervtre In' lift by tha Republican, administration, and that pent last year by tha Democratic ad ministration. In lfll there waa paid for legal services ft, SOI, whll last year th Democrat paid for private local service 17,011.10, ahowtng that our Democratlo friend, with alt of their boasted wisdom, learning and pat riot Urn spent mora money for le gal ervlcea than tha .Republican did. The laborer pay roll around tha capital cost In lilt tl,71.s4. while there was paid out of th public treas ury on thl account last year 17,- lift. The public printing, which Ir. lfll, when the Democrat charged we mere extravagsnt, especially In this par ticular, coat ths Stat tlO.SM.6l, while J eat year our Democratic friend pent -for this purpose f 10,111.71, which show that the 'Democrats pent "the enormous sum of 120. 110.01 more than the Republican did, and yet thev have the audacity to charge , the Republicans with ex travagance, and claim that .they are eCrmomrcsVS Th treasury department which cost under (he Republican In llll, ,t JO. cot iiaat year 17,717. Th Bute' department, which 'coat I under th Republicans,' when th en- tire corporation business waa trans acted through that department, fl. M0. 6 4 coat last year It. 110.01, for the Htate department alone, and tl. ooo additional for tha commissioner of Insurance, which really made that department cost M. 110.01 and agalnat II. M0. 14 under the Republican. Th department of public Instruc tion, which cost under Republican M ono, oottaast year I4,4M.7S. In other words, the sum total of th expense of tha department aa above enumerated for the year llll. under a Republican administration, cost t Htste ftll.ftl.oi, whll under- the Democratic administration last a-ear the earn department cost the Stat 1161,310.14, showing that tha Demo crat enent II0.74MI more th the Republican did, and yet tby taJk about being the party of economy and charge us with' extravagance. UXl'KNHRS OF rilAltlTAntEJ IN. '. V 'HTITUTIONM. : ; , . Thl shewing 1 bad enough, but tt la wor when w com to examine and corny r the expense , in tb charitable Institutions, which appear aa follows: ' -H ,' , for the car of the deaf, dumb and. blind at Raleigh, th Republican spent In IIM 140.000 and took car of 111 children. ln 101, th Demo, crats spent 110.000 and , took rare of 111, that taj Jut 20 more than tha Republican took car of In i IIM, and yet they apent $40,000 more than the Republican did.,-. . Take the Insane Asylum at Raleigh Th Republicans apent In lfll. f6. 410 and cared for SIS patler.t. Tha Democrat apent In 1102, f 71,710 and cared for 117 patients, or Just four more than tha Republicans did, and yet they apent $12,100 mora than tha Republican. . . .'' In caring for the Insane at It or- ganton, tha Republican apent In llll 111.121.01, and had 764 patient.. In 1103 th Democrat spent f 101,411.01 and cared for ,701 patients, ' or Just nine more than the Republican had, yet they spent ftO.O70.6t more of the people' money In baring for theaa nine extra patient.' t In caring for the colored Insane asy lum at Ooldsboro, I th ' Republican spent In IMS- $39,110.41 and had 411 patients. In llOt the Democrats spent f 13,743.31 and had 411 paUenta, that la, Just 20 mora than the Re publicans had, yet to care for theaa they used f 12,751. II mora of the peo pie's money than the Republicans had used. i .. In running the deaf and dumb .asy lum at Morganton la lfll the' Repub lican spent f 11,000 and had 262 chil dren. In 1002 tha Democrat spenfi 240.000 and had 101 children.. Thus, wa aea that in theaa five In stitutions with but few mora patient and pupils, the Increase under tha Democrats In 1102 over the amount paid by tha Republicans In IMS la the enormous sum of $102,711.44. Th Democrat ln'lllt were vlgl lant In their abuse of tha Republican party because tha Legislature of lit! cost $70,740.76, when their Legisla ture last year, aa shown by the an dltor'a report, cost $71,013.10, show Ing that -they were grossly extrava rant. If they were lust In' the cam- plaint they made agalnat tha Rspulll- Tha auditor's report ahowa -that while th expenses of the Stat laat year were 12,112,012.10, our totl In come waa only $1,601,111.10, showing that we apent last year $62,122.10 mora than wa actually received, which condition can only be met by another sale of bonds In the near future, which will mean an additional burden upon the tax payera to meet the Interest on these bonds. I knew that they bad beer, extravagant, but I waa. utterly astonished when I examined these r ports In detail. When their speakers come to you, pleading for your vote. Insist upon their explaining to you where this money haa gone. Tou have a right to know. INCREASE OF CRIME. There la another subject I dealre to discus briefly. It 1 a subject that bring th blush of shame to the cheek of 'every true North Carol!. nlan. It I a subject that I approach with a feeling of Badness, and would not but for the fact that our Demo orotic frtenda have raised the lasus. : much prefer the outsid world not know of these trouble and short. comings of our people, but when our Demooratlo friends met In convention In the city of Oreensboro last July, we find this In their platform: "We congratulate the people of the State that under Democratlo auspices there has been established throughout the borders of the Bute a relrn of law and liberty, peace and progress, " etc - If you wllj examine tha reports made by the Attorney Oeneral of this State, and also examine the record of the court of the different. countlea throughout the State, you wUI that that plank In the Democratlo plat farm Is not true. Tou will see that crime haa Increased, and to-dar Is more frequent than In any period It the history of our State. You Can hardly pick up a paper that you de not find where some crime haa been committed, and the cttlsens have tak en the law In their own hands, and defied the courts and the law Itself. Take for Instance the lynching at Wadesboro, i whsre the papers state that an.almoat demented, soar worn Confederate soldier wa taken from the Jail and lynched by a howling mob. ' ,- A llttl later wa find aa awful crime committed la the county of Rowan, on of the wont I ever rad of In all my life;- .v. -' - v.; : Now, my fellow cltlsena, this la no party question. 'It la a condition that appeals to every God-rarlng.- liberty loving cltlsen of North Carolina, and It I th duty ef every cltlsen, I care I not -what hla political affiliation may ne.'io no wnei no can to wipe out the terrible condition that exist to day. Tha newspapers are discussing 41; the preacher are discussing It from their pulpits, I read In last Monday's Charlotte Observer a aermon preached on last Sunday by Rev. Dr. Durham; of that city. I do not know Dri Dur ham personally, but I do know front hla retnarka hat he Is a Ood -fearing, fearless man. In the course of that aermon ha ensigns certain, reasons for all thl lawlessness. One of the tea son Is the fraud upon tb ballot box. In discussing this he says .that or. of the reasons which tend to demoralise publlo sentiment and make the mob spirit prevail la the lightness with i which the laws of the land are re garded.;.': ,,''".'' ).-i'.;V Another reason ha asslgna la the blind partisanship ar.d unmerciful de nunciation of certain people, of those who oppose theni. 'To a large nurnr bar of 'men. patriotic fidelity to the nation la less than fidelity te-party, and the officers of the law are often held up to criticism and rldioul for r.o other crime than that they belong te aa opposite party- A partisan press caricatures and libels even the Pres ident of - the republic, bringing this sacred office Into disrepute and shame In the minds of many cltlsena. One prominent North Carolina Journal ha bitually Impugns the motives of our Supreme Court. It makes light of the achievements of the opposing party la power, and begets In the minds of Its resders a hatred and contempt for men and officers with which It disa gree politically. Vary frequently have we heard the ' demagogue Inflaming tha passion of the people by array Ing class agalnat class, and injecting Into the minds of the public suspi cion of all men and officials." This la an. awful Indictment, and ahowa a condition that should not exist In any civilised 'country, yet It doee exist Again, they claim to be the special guardian of the people, aa agalnat trust and cotnblnatlone and corpo rate greed. Let us for a moment look at their record upon thla point Dur Inf the last session of the Legislature a portion of the Democratlo represen tatives, lead by Mr. Laughlnghouse, made a fight for reduction of passen ger fare. They received no support from those lo' control of the Demo cratic machine and the Legislature adjourned with nothing done In this respect t . . ' Some time before the last State convention a Democrat of this State announced his candidacy for the po sition of railroad commissioner. He charged In effect that the preaent rail road commission were under the con trol Of the railroads. When the convention- met we find that they adopted thla plank. In their platform: "The power of the corporation commission should be so enlarged as- to give It every adequate power to regulate all publlo service -corporations within tha Stabo, and. subject to its. Jurisdiction. Passenger 'and f t eight, fetest In North Carolina are loo highland ehould be materially and substantially re-, duced, and we demand such ac tion by the , Legislature and corporation commission as will accomplish such redaction," thus ad mitting that th principles of Mr. Lsughlnghouse' bill as Introduced In the Legislature waa light and thus admitting that the laws governing the corporation commission , are ' Inade quate to protect the people, and yet they have been in possession of all th branchea of the State government for the laat six years, and have made no attempt to remedy these things which they speak of In their platform, but have assiduously opposed every rem-, edy offered. - , , : ' . I am not attacking the raldroads, I am not attacking any business. Rail roads have done much for the - up building of North Carolina. They should be given their rights. At the same time, If they are violating the law of eternal JusUce they should be brought to account. 1 .. .j " ;. THE DEATH RECORD. ;.;'' Mrs. S. V. Morton, of Oxford. ; v Special to The Observer, i ' -i ' Oxford, Aug. 26. -There was a aad death near Oxford and the funeral took place Friday. . Mrs. & V. Morton died at her home Wednesday after noon, surrounoea by ner aevotea family, husband, mother, father and children. She was a daughter of Capt George Daniel,' was a devoted Presbyterian and a most excellent woman. . , ; Mr. 'Robert, Pryor,' of Ranter vOle. Special to The Observer. . Kuntersvllle. Aug. If. Mr. Robert Pryor died last night and was burled to-day at Otllad church, of which he waa a member. Rev. B. W, ' West, owing to the Illness of the pastor, Why does the sun bornT Why dees a mosquito stlngT Why do we feel un happy In the Good Old Summer Time! .Anawer: we don't We us DeWltf s Witch Hasal Salve, and theae little Ills don't bother us. Learn to look for the name on the box to get - the genuine. Bold by Hawleys Pharmacy. . Rev. J. M. Blgham. preached the fun eral The deceased, waa a quiet, un assuming Christian. - Mr. Dvncaa McCocmick, of Laurln- Special to, The Observer. " '''X,, .'...' C; Laurinburg. Aug. 26. Mr. . Dun can McCormick. age 71, died at hi home near here early thla morning, Mr. McCorraick took part lata battle with the Lowery gang, receiving sever al wounds from which he never en tirely recovered. He wag of a Jovial friendly disposition and wag' one of the most popular men In the county. ANOTHER GOOD MAN OONB WRONG. II neglected to take Foley's Kidney Cure at the first signs of kidney trou ble,, hoping it would wear away, and he waa soon a victim of Brlght'e disease. There ia danger in delay, but If Foley's Kidney Cure is taken st enoe the symptom wllf disappear, the kidneys are strengthened and you are soon sound and well. A. R. - Base, . of Morgantowa, Ind., had to get UP lea or twelve times In the night and had a severe Backache and pains In the kidneys, snd was cured by Foley's Kidney Cure. R. H. Jordan. Co. , . - r ' ... Hotels and Eesorts Buffalo Lithia ' Springs Hotel ' Season 1004. (Cottage System.) .-' Now Open. Cloeee Sept. SOth. On Norfolk division Southern R. Rt 2 miles east of Danville, Va. Round Trip Tickets, .good to return until Sept SOth, on sale at all principal points at reduced rates. ' -Guests have the free use of the medicinal waters. Hot and cold mineral water- baths. Send for pamphlet giving full par ticular. - . , A. W.' ARCHER, Manager. Dr. B. X. HATS, Resident Physlolan. Estate of THO& F, OOODE. propr x Hotels and Resorts Hotels ' and Resorts THE CENTRAL HOTEL ;.;' 't M. P. O'CALLAHAX, Mgr. :P- In The Center of the Business District Charlotte.. N. CL ;- Having spent $20,000 In' renovating, rsmodallng audi refumlab- v ' Ing this popular Hotel. It now ranks with th best la the Bute. - All rooms heated by steam and lighted by electricity. :. Eleetrlo eleva tor.'1 Vew hatha ' Cuisine unsurpassed south of Washington.' - . This Hotel U tha fly and mosquito l - Cuisine unaurpaased south of Washington.' . -. now thoroughly screened throughout, thua Abating quit nulsaaoe. f.,f K- 'V'---1!- : jv L:'.;':.v;-' ,'',s'' r .; The Summer v GapUal By the Sea. THE ATLANTIC HOTEL : -' i PWE BEACH TiOTEi, ' rum trteActt. ttrotnll '' Aaje4as isaseaiewa CxpoalUoa arevaaa, P . 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Ttila mmmnmn tttm a i aataai anula be it K(f av ' lamunlk,' .h ' ! klndv consisting of Balling, Bvund -aad Surf. Bathing, Fishing. Tennis,,'. Bowling, Billiards as 4 reel and the tnoet magntnoent Ball ReOna la ta ; south. . r '.'. '. ':1''.';: ',:' -;':'tv'' r"--'; ' i Immune, from mesqultoea. , Table j aervtc tha very .t beat. Masonable. '.. 'i t - -'-'l,v :V '', ' ."' - vV cBeal Ractnc and Onmk Fhewormg Dtaplay on jjtij 4ta For tersnav et,' wtrtte ,','''. ' - ''.' . FKASTK F. MORTOW, aaager. Verebsad aty, K. a Gatawba Springs jtin iaeai riace 10 zpcna r our) Summer 7 Vocation'::0r;0: t no euaerlor. Situated la one of, the A Carolina, aear Hickory, N. C. , 0 - - '., :' Bprtnga - aad juckery. -. For ; For heaKh . er recreation tt healthiest epets In western North - Automobile Hne established between booklet er lafennattoa, address ' VBMXH, Vet ,' v- : ataeran Sprtnga. ' , .'-' v. ;.-' mokory X. a mm mm 7 -eL Ml mi iP A great many mineral waters' are -valueless unless used fresh and clirect from the spriniT. - ? ' , V ; . V HARRIS IITDIA WATER , it a noted exception. ,It retains aQ ltd ; unequaled medicinal properties, no natter . how far or how long- from the spring.' It '' is therefore always accesalble to all suffer-'.; . era from Kidney and madder troubles, . regardlesa of location or distance. North, ' 7 South, East, West, Sol4 by all draggista. .. Writ for bookUt of tmitlmontttls thmf gff cowefwo yon of it superiority , .' VTtU 90tn4d hotel bven from - una lith to SepUmbtT; lit . Xlnrria Lithia 8prlnrf Co. Marrla strisag'a, at.Cv r 1 . 'vf I ,'''. .:sf- : I'- ' l' ! Y J DAVIS WlllTE. SULPHUR SPRINGS ;4 y. V ;''.',' niDDKNITE, TiOTVtn CAROLINA. ' . ' ' ' y On Houtlioru Railway From Charlotte to Tayloravllle. ' S A well-known aprlng of fine eurattve propertl for Indigestion, dya-' pepsla, kidney trouble, eta New Motel, complete water and ewersir syotcrn, hot and ebld baths, croquet, lawn tennis, bowling alley, shootina; goilery. telcaraph and tele- phon connections with surrounding country, lleaiiny location. An Ideal place to rest and recuperate. Open nil Ootohrr 1st. - . Himh'IbI price for Kntcmbcr S3 to tor week. Resident physician In hotol for the Mrntnf .v For' further lufwimatlon, writ for booklet to DAVIS PR054 Owner and rrorrlrtrr, HIDDEXITK, N. C. - OUR 'BUS MrrSTS Alt,' TItAIN3L
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