" -3fffr'' Kkep If wwwgHit-gaajrJLE, .agaLih.' y'r tf. rivern, anif not l Vnn $2596.pM Ther mm a nlef up yonder- Ht the i ; Editorial If j1e0. vf ,(, ftSfJ ; t ; 1r,:irrnf8m g '
' : : 'c3LS!-3a-----. " ' .....tlTlSiV vv-t ...V I ., """"' rnTnirdin ptoffioi ln,'.!eohVvjlWe Chicago ej(p'oiiiot.. Ha mum r ' Pear- ""- j : , , , ' ' Iff Heali w,r t. " 1 I fh'"
- PTfH Hmf.rcpct.U.d ;the. flection f rM1ii,i, peLine reform I, the yen. , ;.Ht,u,eU iyKKH ,.t which , ganger .urnetf hi CoDRrWl,,al m,alSn qm.; 0 1 A "
. H 'AplSll:-- fcthewby securing tho. political erol,vfl..v,rnm,.,: lhln are' not MJnnw.t,, woul.l .i-prcpr, ,l,Q0O,- .,.;. -''f.r r ': ? f ; M ! '.T 1 IT'" I ''1'K "
F 1 'f if i" ifabi ofcitUn' lr--'-' wh..tti.eyfht..WHvVVeye th, 0C0 for the .ltrnctJo f 'I'M BiMde . Yu -n-A AC whnl! ir, Htil-n tglve ont of tho t w,borC5 J
And me
fiila vnn ij Kimmnns
- ktor. ftha Ked Z) that's what
you hear afjLfef feMtjn c(1ftJ
excellent BiwIf'lic!l5efllTl
people fihoiHdiflc.lfefpei-sfiA4i
that anytking else will do. :
II is the King of Liver, Modfi"
cines" is' Jjettertiinn &m
takes tho place of Quirf!ne and
Calomel - 4tf acts difidtl bVtUe
Liver. Kidneys and Bowels ar.d
iMlifarto Hfte whole bv
tea TM itf iliifiicypinejjj'li
want. Sold bv all DrngRiets in '
Liquid.r mfofHer to ke. taken
riry or Wade n ra a wa tHntf 1
M h?Jt sAmp' -tiiiit H
v au:a . 1 m mx. :i Kuimif in . ih a 1
Are Yoii Going to Bui
If yon re ?o1ng to boild avhpnfc. vnn wl
dn wt-ll ito r.nll H8 jho ,tuB jriv. , Ho
force oCgkli'fd Workmen' wh.vjuvt"n Willi
me from 2 to 8 yearn, who know how to io
pud u orti kdd a. heap o H.. ? f V". )y
conhact orJiy ttio'dity ; -ful-Meh' toalcriaC or
yni; own do It.
Come and tve n.e. Will be glad to give
rim fleiires. Thanks for pst iiHtronaire.
lours &c, W.W. HUI8DM.
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vt93 . Gr(an, jr. C.
. ,F0'SSIOIf Afr CARDaj
JACOlJ A. X.OIV,
-J-j ATTOESTE V AT LAW, f
GJtARjy, - , - i - .' . C
'i'MaVl7j'88. ! "J i'i'.ot !
ATTORNEY AT LAW
' qta, M.-eiM '
i
rraetlew la Cm State and Fedenil Court
win faithfully and promptly attend ' aO oca
ttni eutrartcd to blot. - u
YTH. P. BYNUM, Jr
J.ttoT'T and OouyiBrlor at Uw,
t?
ffR KENS BOKO, V. C
PraetfrM rraarfy ia
OiBeiiri.f ,
the eourta of ala-
Dr.:l,?..StocbLrd,Jr.;
5 DENTIST,
t1r"n'JW?trM II
l:'Jib'-ai:
" ;
i --.wmmmmi
r Ki..; tox, jr. c. . o
jOeod r-f lk at $ie rr aH
Of&r ?Ua of er I. If. Walker
-AvCavl.wre. - .
'reduced
the geiTOrnwent.,:rj; 'TV$f.
1 That alpetpocratic Administration
cut off from the pbnsiohroll,- those
ihp ought notJti) bav "hetin thercj
saveti in one 5ear on this alone,
That a Democratic administration
has restored 'over 2.ooo,ooo acrcp of
land to1 the pyblic1 domairi, and thnt
the House-passed a . bill restoring
54,ooo,ooo acres . ' ; '5"f z ' 1
,,That a Democratic administration
Ha4 reduced,, "the tariff on every
iteml aiiil'thU9 reduced , the. cost of
necessities to the people-
,.fcThat a Dembcratib'adminstrntioitf
limposcd an in'coino Ux,,, ivhlch '. re-
nuirea wealth to nav its p.-oporti)n
,Lf the burdens of ,taiatibn-VV;s?
That & Democratic administration
taxed all money, thus putting a'stop"
-
to a tavonte way 01 escaping iaxa-
tion. All money is madej. equally
taxable t J '.s
That a Democratic administration
has passed the most 'stringent anti-
trust law ever put upon our siaiuie
books
That a Demoraticlalnunistration
has made a saving of $80,000,000 m
the budget of public 'expenditures-
j That a Democraticidmihistration
stopped the srigar'bounty, thu3 sav
ing $12,000,000, a year,
, That a Democratic administration
coined more saver o:iMiarin one
month (August) than wbre coined
iii eight months prior to; the. repeal
of - th-ourchasln2xIaue of the
Sherman act.-
That a Demortatio administration
gave a, death blow to anarchy by
That a Democratic adimnistraflorn
has done nfauy" ft)thet thipf FMh
tend trr-bring 4xMiki-eKi. nf , ccano-
my nnd justice in tJie affairs of the
government, free, from sectionalism
and favoritism, and which will make
living' cheaper, thus inuring to the
benefit of. ,he. whole people.
eriitie
, ny.
tnoirTop!e.
The Democracy is indeed and in
truth the party, p6 home of the
people. Its doors stand wide open,
welcoming ajl.who, stand for tho in
terest of the masses. Its platform,
its code of pririciplesVare:too broad,
foirCtrlrcncliiiig, ttw umuh
bvllhls'loetreitrprthBI faeaet
EooVfoS'Thefiayrret?-
crnne an instrument for the acsran
dizem'ent of special lass' or a
spec1at"Bcction. It is-n--kjftcor
f oration. Htis,jiot jgi engine igr
securing the political advancement
of twoor morerantiteonistit-clioues
by their Cdtn lining to
use it machinery, or their -selfish
ends.- lis mission id nbt' toseenre
the offices of the State, by. fusion or
by any hook or crook, Tor this set of
men or for some 01 tnis set or tor
some of that set, combining together
in a conspiracy to. pool their Issues
and to divide the spoils. On ;the
contrary., the first object of the Dem
ccracy, which is the people, is the
setting in motion of such "a ; wise
system'of lcgislatioaand of administration-
of public affairs as will con
fer the greatest benefits . upon the
whole people at . the smallest 'cost
To effectthU great object, the peo
ple thrpngh their party, select men
for the offices who, In their opinion,
wiH1 most wisely and -judiciously
carry .out their wishes.. ..The offices,
in their eyes,', re - of secondary
though of great importance Their
programme is not scramble for
office. ' Their war crylat not 'any
bodv or anything" to beat this or that
party," but our mart, our policy, toj
carry out our beniuccnt prograiqme
for the well being of society and' pf
the people. Personal interests sink
into insignificance when placed
alongside public interest. r. -...,
'. . 1 i i I ' ' I M,
The formolaof Ayer'a ParaapariUa la
well knoa V t?ia medical P'ofearton,
and Bnlverxlly' opprored. - Tha iepo
(too ortjhe fro Ksuraaceea cscelleuee
ml nnldrM fy tKa -asMliciaC, and
lh orM'a eapt-rei.ee fcr afl half
a re-tury baa fully demote tratvaV fie
vaJua. . -
thia or that measure or relorm, hut waa
' ' ... 1 . . ,1, 1(
a protest of (be mnraea aituiiist f xltitirg
coiflliiioi)". ,, The penpla flt 'there '''
aomt-thlnji wrong they didn't' ' ki.ttv"
whut Jt, 8C pne. thine they dtd
rnbvt; i they hnd given the Republican
paiiy a fVr ti'ialvnnd inf-ad rf hrlp-
tog tiietn, trey fouuf t tiey were gt i
tii'g poorer every year, P6 tfiey re-'
solved to turn It. Aova and. try the
Democrnt'C parly. t tt , ', '
Douh'le-ia a great many came "over
ex pec iug oo much. This will prove
fOt in tho .Wefty we fi'ar. If any D'etri'o'
cratio apeaker proni-ed that hla "pliry?
Repuhiicaa exi ravaean.ee and ' corrnp
tlon In, one eeatfon , ot Congreaia, he
prouiUed more "!ian he wan Warranied
in doing. Here'ib the So6th w have
learned patience In defeat. . V have
tiiigfi;led on for thirty yenra and' do
nut expect this full realization of Our
hope? iu a dy. : . ' i 'f" ''''
1 With our Populist friend the case la
diff re' t. . They are Impatient. They
cry aloud (but there In need of refoim'.
The demagogue is making lhe ruot of
hia oppnituuity to iutjama their 1 pas
sionx. They are rieh in Insisting that
thinga are ni t what tiey ought ' to be,
but they do nit atop to conpiiler where
their leaders are 'carrying "them.' A The
rank and file are honest and are eek
ing the same end that' bit' gwd men
are i-tri viug for. But erfor la eiror,
and it ia an old Haying that the road to
perdition is paved, with good iiti
lion. The truth ia that the inaaaea of
the Populifctvdo not un'dertt md Poplt-
lisin. it-4 oriarin and purpose. Thla,- g
certainly true In this part of the FtUe.
They ate r'tnocrat4 rt heart. They
wnut the burdens of laxntion reduced
frotlie lowest ; limit poasihle end they
want a curri nry suflioiei t id volume
; 10 do the btifiiness.ol Ihe country oc
cash haxia. They were swept iatat the
Populist movement by the AlliHuce
pU-a of standing, by "the demands."
Tbey neytr hod the leaft ideir1 'Of-'-ef -(lorsin'g
the crazy' ism "t'f the" Weftorn
social! K neither 'do tbey:"enitoi'
them now : but -if they cortiuue 1ft
that 'organization, triei' votes : will
count Ibat way.' ' r v -
What do the Populist 'lead r nfler
for the relief of the people of North
Curoiina I Do they propose '"-to cut
down the pension nVt'or any of' the
enoinious appropriiitioD made by tbe
Repuliliiwu party-?' ; ' 1 '' t'
Here are om'oT the" things ' they
propqse. lo do for the- "relief of th
people, being a !l t of te bill Irtro
iluct'it In Cortgreaa ' by 'Populist ften
atora and Representatives, which tbey
wish lo hav enacted into l.w." Space
I will pi t permit ua to ref r.t6 all' their
me asurea. House Bil. 8186,' lutroduo
ed..by tfr. ilusori, of Kansasf provtdV
"J list ail pensioners lor 'service in
the Federal army and navy (luring the
War may redcWe lir one jmyoieut- teu
tiroes the annual auouul of their ptn
aiona.V t . ? r , ... - ;,. ' '', " '.
. Thia would cost iherOoyerament this
year $1,600,000,000, Very litdo' of 'It
wnnlil Mim Rnnth
!. House Bill 8436r by jrr.;; tlavls,1 6f
TT- l.l' J ' ' - J 'U
jvuur-ar, riTiueu i j . .
"ThatJ the . moitgage , debt ot. any
rooitagvr ot eol f suite, ujied aa a
home or lor aupport'shall be' paftt' y
the United Slates Where an aopfaine-
pienl boar I node tbe eatate to lm wpn h
the full amount, of the moitBK'. and
the debtor "ball be allowed to redeem
hh property within twenty" years ' by
paying An loterwjtof 1 pr .cei.1.1 pur
aiingin." a f. , ,,,
1, II If U I 1 IV WW fI4W,WVKY W f J
jMa inti effect. But why top et.eal
e-titef Why shouldn' the jOoveru
meot step In and - relieve, ua. pi our
grocery and wash billa and I be Jike
A fe w hi I lions-more wool ia't be felt. 1
Tk ..1Jt.L.tl.lWVIIVIinnOliir
House Bill 8637; by Mr. , Davia of
Kansas, provided tor t .? ... r
" Grantioaa peoaioajof from $10 to
25 per month to all soldiers or aailora
t tbe Uason army and navy to - the
late war, and aUo to wtrtowe ana in"
nor, this lo be In addition to 1be di-
hilt Mufdoos granted tieder preaeiit
The Commisaloner of Peotlooa eat!-
matsthat this would require ' $310,-
000,000. aonually. r? .-. s '
House Bill 6767, by Sir. Davis, of
Kansas, provided for ;
fc-... - ... , "
"The iaiaaediate IMment or 600,
000 men, lo be fed, rl.tb-d. paid ajrd
provided for, he same a the regular
fmy, said army to be employed "n
erorka for pulilio improvement, eaeal,
rivers aed harb-wa, Irr'-gafwa work,
pbli higBWye,. '1 ; . . - v;
Tbe preaent army of 25.009 'men
ee-t $23,700,000; tHei pop-e ' army
belag twenty times larger, would eoet
H74,ooooo, . . .';";"
" Uoase Bill 7904. Iy Mr, Boee,' ot
Mlaeeaota, firovWee for Ibe.iaaae of
$1 .000,000,000 In Tegal tender totes ef
kick W0,OO0,00X ie to, be ' expended,
la Bee years in talMing or. purchaebtg
railroad : $;60.000,000 ia iaaprev tag
Pupulii-t ttitemen t haue .,broduced
Mile 'in qtil rt ptt; a poroprlat I ona t car ry
... J l. . 1 ' AAA AAA AAA . I
tnem li in eueet.oi .-xyssj.inj,ssi. '
'The eulire wealth ( ti7.eopnJtry' T
eftiraaledi ; at,.i $6B,OOO.OOQ,000( ,Y t
tnese Populi-t In the Senate, and
House' hav 'Intrrtdiioed ?measure
which woiilt f.eqitfrje the, Onverriment
to eollei t out f every $65 of propeity
$S0'(or1t uppori !(f . t1 lrl
' A the tx-t'tl estiinet d money of the
WorldT incliiiVinK pa peri" gold, silver!
copper, hrp nndiro'o token, does pot
exceed $10,100,000,000 it iappeara, that
the amount of money culled for by 1 the
bills naied Is pearly v IJve- times t the
volnine of i.he .currency of the wojd,
tvTheso flsuren s'apger ,t'ie imagina
tion, yet they are onlyi a sample -of
wnat tne roiu:in trailers wotnu no 11
they bad the "pbweK. Where' wniiM
all this money come , from Out of
the tiebple, of course. - The Govern
metit ha nft way of raising money hut
by tsxing the people. The plain, enm-
mou sepse.tpeople of. North ' Carolina
are atked to believe that (be . way . to
he prosperous ie to las themst Ives fifty
time 8 much as Heed's Congress dar
ed to tix the coui.try, and which art
indignant people repudii ti-rl In 1890 by
a msjority unprecedented in political
anudls. ! ';: '"'.
.;,But tnere Is another point that we
want our people p oouslder, and that
Is how Pefjer.t'ie high priist ot Popu
lism, would raise the revenues neces.
sary to' carry out ihe crazy schemes of
his pnrty.. On the 8th of July, 1894,
be I'ffers 11 resolution in the. Senate,,, a
section of which We qfote aa follows:
"Fifth.' "That all Ireve-iuea" of the
Ooverument Ohght 1 ti te raised 1 by
wxes on r.'at esiitv." v '
j So away gien the tax on luxuries,
Iheiocome tax; etc. and . the whole
burden falls on laud. Why,?, bereciii
Rockingham county, if the t ix le rail
ed it little to replace' bridges washed
.away or some ether ntrnvoidable ex
I ensethe people feel ; it and wince
but hero cornii'sMr:;,'Pefleii. 'proposing
t place the whole ' binlen uhon' 'the
very clase that ia clamoring the' , foiid-
Jtrt Tor reller, the tillers or the soil l; f,
No man, w ho Is not hlinded liv'prrj
iid ice, cHo .tiui to see tiat ' ropnliam
has in it the germs of trfe .and' dis
aster. Wherever it' bos oitiined V, ft
foothold, i-tnfe and disorder have
su'f d t Kansas, Oregon aud ' other
Populict States have been . brought ti.
tne verj.e 1 1 ruin anri hankru) ley. ny
tt, " The only safe nonces fjr our pe"
j.le la.to, rtJU'l, J.oit!)ef agaimt all
such evils. A good beginning has
hfctomudefcad,
ileus tlmt oppress -the people, ar.d tbe
work will be carried oir from, the van
tage ground gained.' "Lt 'ua remeoi'
ber tht patienca la as' heoflsniry4s
courage, a ndwe fiayeevtrj thing
caih bv nr ssinfe forward.---m. . 1 . T '
Hot cah ehsililiffrmer .llow
hip auch -cranks aod npractlcablea as
he. WtaMeiHiiitf, t'.,'i'; 'L, .Tf '
th
' 'Uot some or our' I'opuiift iriena
will say t'ht t fielr parry tn - this fst to
dj)e not endorse these wild "measures.
They are- rorrUfcen' No,;,jily' ('does
the- ptatf irm' reaffirm Ve. Populii-t
prjred'ln all'its fullness but Ut-glories
in the record nis'te, ly tha'Poptill-t in
Copg're. f V quote fron'i scytioa H
of the pfetfotm 't ?f-- ','i- . t
. ' "In Mklng coet'st' t i the,, above
we 'point with pride " 'h eleat.-reo-o'rd
mail- by our Tttte band of' Pro
pie's psity Set store and Congressmen.
Alwar at the post of duty, never ar
rertoii t make quorum,' itustlfish,
feailesir, iircorraptttr'e. IMtw I me Hiar
t ns, t'jey have etHd by .Ab'eh jdedgeS
IO a maiA,"' ' ' .'-VV v v: - , -.
,r tt"8! ineanpve again, now rouiu
a heartfer endorseoient ' have 'been
' :- ..-,1
,' , Slam IIedtaXrr. - '
, -f ' , rt .. 1 ., ' .'" r
-AtlaDU Journal, - : . , !"-'
A striking looking fellow he K arrd
aa he walked li.ti Democratic head'
quaite'ra with hie beavef cocked a little
tnne aide, jiod hisemooth aha van face
I top with a mWcbievoas smile, .as be
bnisiies aside the tail of Hsjias ewlng
er and straddled over-a chair, whlttliog
oa a piece, ef -white pie, anybody
might have known it we , Ham,' of
Oeorgla, f?nolly poster Ham, tbe let-tar-'
ef j -H, W. 3, Ham, jsditor ; Col.
Hani, Ibe Democratic rtamp speaker.
"Howdy fellows too all well said
he, and nKn being answered in the af
firmative be shored his bst "do the
berk tf kl head aad'said : '
'"Me and J Jemee woke em up
over yoDdrt Tbomsetoa yetrUy.
We bad i reguUr camp meeting time
end a political reriratamoog the elg
fer. ; Maik'yoa,! aey aiggeni, aod.I
ay ft ad vised ry." When I talk to tbem
I ey,'Aowllook a tarr, I want to UVt
ti you niTg-ta ever there awhile. ' I'm'
Wo4 a g,einf to talk t; you as' colored
gniW men, Uirt.I.w bi-t'guUgta talk
I Jlkr. asiWeviDkai 'wenW
sho, an pqw I knows I'm' gwii'.W 'git
up!o,tu eat, Yiill .talks) plnln,',' Yoil
don't tilk jakdeKiio'es up'heri. "I Dese
efe'Vankees dulls iih mister so an so '
bt'j dey dtMi'lve ii nutKIn, fo'eoi.'
You fukes kbidei ni.ui 1 lee tie' but
you alius gie ui rashttus when we gits
hongry.",;. ".'.' '."."
,' "Wheo I told thof Vt iry," erptihuid
Col. Ham, " he. iiiutier woke up aiul
shook hand witq . eacliotber;. while
they laughed. ' I,,,, ." , .vT"T'f
' 0ja old,fe!low .hill out his hand
aud crid out : 'You got sense,,. whit
mon ; talk some mo' ilh.t'wny.' ' ' '
-''''Then. I went went at them again.' I
V"ld theyM belike the prodigal, eon..
Hie 1 now I'lHi went ou irom nome ior
a good time and got fed 00 shitoks and
corri-cObs and whec he went back to
his frtthi-r be.wus mighty nlgd ' starved
to death. , ... -.j.,. , : 'M. A'. '.,','..,',' ..
i .""These here Tilrd party f.'1'ow "are
feeding you qn shucks and corn-cobs in
the way of proinlsvs.' , When" you 'are
stirve'nufcon them you'll come buck
to us Dutnocrati and'get something' to
at-;; .w.IivVr''i ;'i,!..'iV'.'
''Those Pppullst1? mnke me t red,"
oiilinuetl,, the Sopl I j'g'ster(' shifting
himself in his ehair. "Tl y ' rcmlrid
tne of a story I , heard. A htt'e, one1
gallus fellow away out in the ununt'y
was driving s cow and a. calf do Wb the
road. It was one of tliese here littli;
hard, nubhio-looking cnlves. The lit
tle fellow drove the cow and calf with
out any t ouble until hi mi t a big old
fteer in the roud. 'The three' passed
the time of the day and then when the
boy tried t ) drive Ihe cow on the steer
drove t o. lie tried to tm Ihe tt .'er
buck and finally got him away from
the cow, but the ' calf ' followed him.
He tried to head fh calf off, but' the
oM steer. struck inti a tnt, and the
feu If, with tail hi the air,' lit out afier
him lii a dead lope. The boy was un
able to ciitch him, ai.d as he fired a
patt!ng rock at him, and lie yelled out.
.'IP I.',' you'durii "little foot.' ut giUss
i-At.fl trrn baa. a fiiinua U'tt4n; rrtilllii'
titpe cornea '- ..K' ' '
,.: "When I sen some of 'these- fellw
runim.g around the Pt-jf , after 'the
Porjiillst steer, leaving the Democratic
cos', I feel .lik j'sHying, Oo it dttrrt you',
I'reckon you'll learn nope sense' when
milkipg titne'eome's." ' " i
V4
m it. m n;aNB talk.
: '' ll 4 t
rlt :m en-ta .Only Itmilai
naeMlel ferine Iplea bl C 0rlnarr '
raliticat D.reaey. 1 ' '"'
, -''" tn-Vj, : u,t ,. ,
New aud Obierrer, Sept. Hfth. 'if.t
'jfrinj H.' Rand, of Rand's Mill,
Wake coir ty, was in Ru'etgh yest-rday.
1Ie wu busily mesged on mivrkit
.wpiiire'J selling Cotton,, making pur
feVase, ' '&e.', ' but' :!"he stooped
Ibxg enough t give a ' rejort-r
i.fUie NeWs and Observer tils views
on the' fuslort ' movement' -Mr. Ruprt
is s'promlheht Wake county '.- platiter,
f mnn' of high" Character,' a gentleman
by biiti nnd trrlniug. He is a man who
thinks fur himself and has nothing lo
conceal. In Hi he-wna among iljaspw ho
erabracd thu principles of the-Peoph's
party and he became' at ones a bold
ejp'me it of ttinre principles and. rt wid
,jp for. lliem with 'charaet r.tio;: Hrm-
nes. v Remained with the rBity pi til
a few we kf ago when it wa soldout
by Otho Wilson and a ft w (.there 1 1 Uie
Lpge Hoiris faction of llepaldicenisu).
He then annoiinceil that he wnnld not
support anv suchiioholy coaVtlon. '
' '"Are-ynuet-ll enpoaeil t the ' fusion
i'ck'i t ,10, tYrk e cooiityj" asked tbe - re-Krt--r'yWrdHy,'
, ''T' 4'"
-uppoMifl ioiir.xessir, ano i snsii
dosll in my power tt detent it." ' , .
r M Wbat'ar 'yftor principle reasons
Mr, Bwnil, k wlthtiolrllng yoor sup
pott from. ,lhi coalitiou fnoyemeet,"
sifkedtKe reporer. ,,'. , "
".' I decline Id support -Ik air, because
I believe jUds-t'ovit every pai tide of
pre-t se gained by the People's patty
fb VB2s, beeneaetuitber, it ie.ao aband
ootneit'pfthe prianipiei for which .such
meo'ee Pptk'dle't, and whiohr prompt
ed all our .people . In tne' tampaign
of 92 to forsake pmat aflilia 1 m," bret
away from ne'grbora aud frieod aod
seek surnertly but booert'y t- establiab
them, be! evlng tbeae rrftiVms to be es
sential le the well being of tbe masses
of Ibe peoole." . . ,
"I decline tt soppoit this fusion
movemeet cobtleurd Mr. Rand ''be
cause I caa et e& will sot eocoorage
by gay vte aay such, abendunment of
principle and I will . avt be aold oat
ton few tmitrs of my own party ia
office ' ,-.
Mwni.isay further .that ihjs lasiaw
movement fifmy opion hi wot only, ad
abaodoeuient el principle but te ray
miudit I a Jot-I disregard of erdinajy
politics! deeeacy. , .- :. T '.-
Nd sir. I caaeor and I will not su p
Pt h?,r
:t,'f '
1 ... .X.
liberal mar y iftmoo.rs5iVli!a1-7"tiai
there. will be' In the next House 190
democrat ','158'repnbllcanB and KKpopn
tilUt. :, As rs$tfocaM!pe his Jitftre.ttft .
making allowance for (roiihtful;dn-tvUt
it may be., mentioned f thnt ho only
claim the election pf ulna democrat 0
..n.I.i..ii.. ii ' riir..!.- ,i.ii' 'lhIl
evtimt of the rep'ulitican campaign
committee' con-edes the eleit'on of 11
democrats In thnt 8iut ; he only claims
5 in Louisiana,") while, the- republicans
eoncede 0, in Honth Carolina lie cjuims
4 and the republicans concede 6, That
will give a fair idea of the care exercis
ed by Senut or Fa u I k ner 1.1 makiug 11 n
hia figure; ' He prefers 'jimlere-tfmst
Ing the demooratio strength, to ever
estimating it. and baa no desire tt ) en
croach upon the blu-iter. and, bragging
vhlch has been such, a, marked feature
nf tbe campaign ; on the ' repubfican
side. "f',y i ('!
Son n tor H1I! ia juvt the sort of a .man
who makes rtroog friends apd bitter
enemies in his own party, but the bitter
eat of his enemiM w;! concede thnt he
has a wonderful hold bo Ihe democrnt-
lo voters of New York.'Vhich' he has
demonrtrated ( tUne"Ti'nfI,tlme again.
CirenuiftanceS having made it neoessa-
ry that the demorratio' candidljfe; for
governor of New ; York shonld be
man whi could bring out the full dem-
ocratc vote 01 tne Ofate, woii-n yts ai
ways a majority', if logically followed
that Senator Hill was that man. "For
that reason' democrats In Washlsgtitb,
whi thr they be his friend or his ehe-
roies, wern pleased with, Senator, H.H".
nomination aod are confMrut ' t'Mt he
will be elected. He has" never,. been
def-ated by the vot-irs of New YorV
and be will not be this year, Tbeie.is
muob dlsapp ntment over Sr n tor till I's
uoininatiou, but' it Is Confinel tithe re
pnhllcans who were not eountiog upon
such a formidable atitagoot-t. A mrm
besof th Cubiort was etked bow he
supposed . PrBideiit Cleveland .would
regard be, nomination of Senator Hit',
and lie qufekiy replied rY'VVhy,Urt as
all other gooM democrats 'do ; 'as - the
bet that could possibly " have been
maile under ' existing' clrcnmst-inces.
The Presidents wishes New York, to be
carried by the demerrt', and I know
he believes that with 8entp;f Hill, l
the head of The llrket it will be." ','Bnt
wbrft about 1896 ?" queried this InquU
it've friend. "Iyi tuswln the campaign
ot 04," replied the member of the Cab
inet ; "then we can begin . to discurs
the tirobabllities atid-possibilities ot
r ii .,-4 ,'f . ., ..
Public Printer Benedict ba made a
decided reform In ' tbe ' Government
Printing Office by; abolishing piece
work and nut ting- all the priit'-r on
time. Notbing-srouooVfW erffatT'lih-aM-atlaas-or-
hickerliig and
jealously than the, piece-work system,
which a portion of the nso.W'xkf djie.
dr. , It made a man's pay lepeurient
more upon bis luck Inr striklog. VphaW,"
or. the f i vor of his fireman t ban' apnti
his metiisw skill as "a'pHnTSr'. I By"
putting them alj upon .time work ftje
pay Is eqUalltaHid U is beieyed ihist
the work will he better done. ! It I
ceit'tln fiat the PuMid'Prlnter'Will e
enablMl to devote muchllme' t-J more
Important duties -than,, he .ba( bere'lo-
rdre heel compelle'l lo waste in Jisten
ing to the friend of tbnse "wdrkiag on
time who wiabel 'is i" gjet frehsfeVred
ike pieoa' diiiartmeiit, boc aut ley
could make more money tn i , -'
'., " 1 ' '. ' C'i ev y..wv
' '''' wwr.-.-.jV. '.
The new tirlff ahrogstrall th Ve
Iprooity treaties made,' uoier' fhe e
Kinley law; and the formaf otioa jir
Ved 'opoe" the'r-iete departmeetb)'
Bnzil of lis Jnieution trf' abrogxts ibe
reciprocity treaty bt-tweeo :t hat gov
ernment aud the U. & oa January? 1.
1895, Was merely "a eorapiiancei with
the exptesseil terms 'f tbe ' treaty,
wbloli were that either counrrjr'sfobld
give Ibe othef three, nqotjia. notice,
go fares Ibis country was .oeoerroed;
the treaty was abrogated the day it be
near twriff bee me law. '"Mri' "Met-
donra,'. the Brssii aa .tintUrwhee
asked w bat 'effect be thought the .abro
tra'ion of the treaty weald) save pon
the trade relet loos of the two codnt-ie,
said t "The rats will pot be materially
raised by Brazil against -bin country,
atd I aio ' expecting tMe-country i
make largo increase Id lending manu-
facturcjl wooleq"gopd4 t f Brasil a a
result of tbe .new wop lea many "act ur
iog iadeerd' by free, rawj woof lp ihe 1
aew toitflaw eetaideof ibeeeijm
fw Changes win oveuir by tbo lormina
tieaf the reciuriiQliiT''''' 1 i
Ayrr'a Cherry Pei-toroi wlvea- fHef
ia roasuaai tioe, tVeu iu aftveacod
J
ClirpS)!- e..4J,i;t.'.,
"the Serpent stj'r
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BLOOD POISQl.
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sirous of joining iaoiaking Ibe'Socth ;
Ihe most prosperouo.ealtoo. of Ibo
Union, by developing vljuv new egri- -
cultural Industrie, emjjes, garden- ,
seedT growirg. flq(wer;bDlb raialug.
growing smrarrAC- IO UeveiOp wn co,
wehall offer iii premium; 'ifo -the f
best i su g r pod uci n sr beeta ' grown,
must read Ihe spvciai rtjnea,op hesa
and other new agricultural ' pursuits
which will -commence .with the Jan
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published a t ;-Rjfbmunil "-Y.'', Th
price is only $"1.00 per yer, wbloh ydo""1'' t
can send direcHjnrpnlc6; af Ririh-",T'
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' I am the North; Carolina Agent for
Of. -White's Nav ,Hak, Grower-Treatment
;- 'tke Greatest Discovery" of the Age. '
It will permanently euro , falling
of tor blr, naiidrun, caly erujuiou.
IKTsiuJes, or nny aralp l'seaae.-t
- It prevents bale taminav arav arii
-.reeture hair to its original 'color, and
brines a' - -'.- .;,f
New Growtk if Harr a aay Bald Head en
if.ii -tart,-;' - ... .,
If t theonlv-llteatmept.that will
produce three yeuli. '-t -
Testimonials ab'd treatise furnished
on applioatiooi'.- -. .'i i .
Mr. John, M.. Coble, at Coble
Tboanpaon's atorO, Is my agent w Ora-
nam, rt. u.
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'- T '"Hw River.' N.O
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iS'Rli, a ai tc Um old t nlon 11 rH a aear
name. We will put new Ills Iqaa tha Holrl,
aoitkaetkaKltUt-iHUiS tabic aA raaaonabl
rteaa, , ' ' ; -
WfH-B yoaaoma to Onitiani, rsan-mb-rtltat
Vim nil frt a nice weal al Uir 'ouf liia liolai.
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