THE GLEANER.
iBStfKD RVEOY TPtTRSDAY.
GRAHA.M, N.C.Nuv. 15, 18! 4.
TBIIM OV SL'tStiCKIfTlOH
year
Six tnouUm
Three rooutb
Tht Elitif I no; repoii'ili!o
tUwi expremed by curreron fii'itf.
.$1.50
75
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ffor tlx
SrSl.lST(iithh rnimt be pu'.d Mriclty in
d Vance, t wl
Bates ov advkhtisino :
One ire (one Ihcn) one time t.0 inr
TH Imerflin and fifty cente for each subse-
(nnnt publication.
JtU trr morn pnre end longer tiinr fur
trifled 0:i apt'lentlen. '
tacnl notice chafed ten cenU ft Hue for
eatb Inwrtion,
J. D. KEUNOPLE, Editor
ott
Good times and good prices for
cvervtliincr will comciiovv I les
it not true ? Were not lots
good tilings pronii-teil juattwsoon nsJ
the Dtnocrat3 shoul 1 ho tlofoutod .'
The Domonnita have heen almost
completely ro'.:tl. Fact. Now,
come on, ye feoo.l times.
The Republicans will soon be fully
in the saddle and ns to how long
they will stay will deperd on How
they demean themselves".
Tho upheavel was ho great last
Week that we have not sufficiently
collected ourselves to figure much
over '.heV'su't ;but, suffice it to say,
the Democratic party u the bottom
dog now and our sympathies are
with that bottom dog. Two years
hence we hope to sec the Democrats
on top again.
The Lenoir Topic fjuotes :
'Whom the Lord lovelh ho chaj
teneth," and, without irreverence,
assumes that the Democratic pnrty
enjoys Divine favor of a high degree
on acoouut of its recent severe chas
tisement. Not a few will take is
mte with the Topic as to the source
from which the chastisement came.
Scanning the election news from
this State and that, occasionally we
tee where a lone Democrat was
elected. In Michigan, for instance,
there was a solitary Democrat elect
ed to the State Legislature. In
this county a jono Democrat was
elected, and he constable of Boon
Station township. We have seed
loll.
There is something radically wrong
with our fiimnci.il system when a
lot of New York bankers can put
their heads together and say there
must be an issue of U.; S. Bonds. It
has been found necessary again, in
order to rcjlenish the depleted
treasury, to make another i atie of
bonds and the Secretary of the
Treasury has advertised for bids on
850,000,000. Republican legisla
tion has brought the country to its
present condition, and the Demo
crats are blamed for'it. And is not
the present bond it-sue forced upon
the country by Republican money
crats for political purposes ?
post mat-tor te local democrat! have
hat olnce (he war, ft was perfectly tint
ur d tliut Home of liMilHinoeralif frleodn
should ent'rlHln tWhope of fiiiHteetl
ing xome of thq numer-nis republican
employe of ' he pout irffleo after thu
democratic pimtmafter takes holil, and
jiiHi iint'.irul tbut ha fboubl look for
nnni wit h (ileuiure lo appoint. nz theirt.
It ni:iy bo lniiim I then how ill -y f!t
when infortrieil tlit a iiau' nrdi r, fi tr
eil through the rpul!ii!.ia adjunct
known rts l fie civil service coinmiitsioti,
'iruirerl the pa'roiinfte of fie po-t'iias-t.T
lo tho appointment of about 10 men.
RV ff iV OF COJIIDI.lJ IttX.
Au Adiuini.lrnflon rVeorlr Altrar
l.o. '.are., the Fir.! Year
Atltt III Aarrnl.
Our Washington Lottor.
Judce Jeme F. Graves' died at
his homo at Mt. Airy on Friday
last. tU was first elected Superior
court Judco in 1870. He was an
honor to his State find the station
lie occupied. Oov. Utrr has ap
pointed W. N. Mebane. Eso., of
Rockingham county, defeated can
didate to succeed him, to fill out
the unexpired term.
We can but sincerely regret the
defeat of the Democratic nominees
the county, legislative, congres
sional, jndicial and State. They
were good, true and competent men.
Those who had been in office ami
were nominees for re-election had
proved themselves excellent officials.
Wo hope their successors will so
conduct themselves and the affairs
of the various offices to which they
have been declared elected that the
peojilo will Buffer no harm.
The Republicans now claim tho
Populists, by whose help tho Dem
ocrats were defeated, as their very
own, and they say tho said Topu
lista ara as good Republicans as they
want Some Populists, formerly
Democrats, say not so. Well, but
the Republicans claim the victory as
their own and it is said the Populist
pirty is a back number and will
not lift its head again. In truth
tho lionds of friendship seem very
strong between tho Republicans and
Populists now. Hut wo shall sec.
" Tho Democracy of tho State and
county vera badly routed on Cth;
but tho rank and file is not made of
the stuff that is completely demor
aliiod by dofeat The principles
are immortal and tho organization
as old as the Republic, and the pres
ent defeat is only temporary. Two
years will bo spent in getting to
gether and drilling for the next bat'
tie of ballots and when the conflict
is over, the present victors will be
surprised that their tenure of office
and power was so flocting and
ephemeral.
that our next Legislature will be
jnade np of 12 Democrats, 16 Re
publicans and 21 Populists in tho
Senate; and 41 Democrats, 22 Re
publicans end 47 Populists in the
Ilouae. ' These Republicans and
Populists can divide out the offices
over which the Legislature has con
trol according to their sweet wilL.
Erer since there" was a reasona
ble certainty as to how the State
had gone, Butler, Mott, Harris and
other fusion jlepuhlico-Populist
magnates bars been in close con
clare, making out th official tdale.
From Our Regular Correspondent.
Washington, D. C Novemher 9t'i
Primiileut Cli:v liiinl is q'liwly ht
t.TKlir.cr to lux olm-.iitl duties l i t a
though t litre had never be n meli
tbiii ns an election. He Imxu'l said
word on the subject t.l any o:io who
hud authority to inuk" it public, but it
'S ctrtiiin that hn liu boon doing a lot
of tUinkioK, and those uble to tend be
tween the lin'H will banble to form
prptty cood idea of I bo trend of hi
ttinulitH when, in a few uetk, lii-t an
niml megsiinoti CongresiMbail bemidi
public. Wliilo be has said notiiing
publiulv, bis clone; t persfinal. fiimuli
have li ft I ho impi fsii'iu w ith tiiow
nit!) whom they Lhvh tilked t'nut the
Preidcut does not consider bimsulf in
any By rtspoiiHible for the unexpect
ed democratic defeat.
VVUile few democrats cf any promi
nence cure t) be pir.4onnlly q'.ioicd on
ihe vul'jHit ot I he tlei tions, every one
wit'i'whora your eorrepondeiit line
eoino id contact agrecx that the grci.t' i-t
Hinule cuo of democratic troiililcs
hH been the lack of baiuiony within
the party, which wit' made bo puii.fil
ly apoHrenl dui i ik the Jvt s-s-Idii of
Conre. Tho reriilt of t lie vleition
is m r-)!y an applieation of the picverb
"Unite) we ntuiid, divided we fall,"
and t ie Ueajn tnut be t ko t heuit
and profitod by if t!ie puity cHliuhitcs
t go li t) the carupni(,'i of '90 wit'i a
reasonable cliance tn win. ''A boue
divided nainst ile'f tnll't full."
e:;utor Fuullcuir, Chuii man of the
D.'ioocrittb ConKfOSsio'iuI Campiib"i
Comnilltee, rises from t!ie wtcnk to
nay a f. iv worfl", which are both ei-1-1
matory and wise. He fays' : "The
history of polities will show llu.t every
landslide is the result ofdiniinti faction,
discontent aud want of coiifldence of
tbe member of tho mi j irity puity,
whoso ac'ion produces i be resjlt tbut
surprises and mtmiphe tbe people
not by volii'K the opposing ticket,, btu
simply by reiimining awny from the
polls. Th result of tins election
when ascertained will, I qui sure, veri
fy this concluniou. We bave at many
voter in tbe country as we bud in '92,
wbo believe lo I lie principles of tho
dcuioernto pm ty, but the recent 1 us-
4ii6s paralytic, financial stringency,
econnmio, Icgirl itlim tne liennt of
which have not been di veloptd party
difaentiortB, crnnliiHiiona nnl rt eiuui-
nations remt'd in nueh epaibv aa tJ
cause the stay et home vote to produce
the Rurpiiriug rrmlt. Thai is my bou
et Judgmeat. If we bepe for niecopg
lu '1)0 WJ should mnlnlaiu with fi-arlees
ess and d termirvntion th kit t'ide
we assumed In '02; ,ltt ptronul and
paitv bick;ringa of the tins', bury tlieii
dend and units in an earnest effort to
harmonize tbosn difTtrruces wl.icb have
so Ptrlouhl) afTecled our orgnn;x.tin."
The return from tbe elections were
ul:iu euo'jgb to d.'inoorat lu Wah
ingtoe, but there was another tlilu
eouoeoteit fierewiih even more gnlllng
to democrat. Tbut was, tbut some of
fie loudest cheers from tbe crowds
wlib-b aurrounded t'jj newspiper bul
li t ua with litl tbe i sr r irsH of a Pre.-'-idenlial
tl.-ct nn, vhtn the pens was
favorable ti the leublieauc, ctiuie
ftnj tbe tnout'is ol repuMicans wbi
bold oflie under, the democratic ad
minirtrat'on. The Meods ol Reed, IIarrion and
McKinley are very .much tvlarmi'd t
the promloiD'of M'ir'on a a resi
dential ntiifildiite. Tliry know tbi
Tjm run la I en ded h-o be nominal
ed Mrt-n f r K T.-rnor of N-w York
lo push him for the Prridei tul uoini
nati jo of bis party, if he euctveded in
grtt!ng bim elrclel govereor, and tb-y
knew that Mori on 'a barrel will be on
Up at tS next lepvbliran tsUonal
cotter t ion, and Ibty fear it.
Tbe Was huift'ia teinotrt', wbo all
belong to the cerel-ij-di family,
think Ibey are playing In hard luck la
deeri, thU wee. They toI np aude,
the clrttijo r turos wl.h all the rt d
c;am with which IV y liar In the pat
receivrd a long rtrina of ntial cli
feai,efoit themes Ivea with the re
flftloa "we'll I ck Vm oett iiaie,n bat
they bsTe beard eoaai thinf aiac that
bas caused ntt a few of tVro t nte
language Dtat aproprtate for an
addrese to a Sunday tfchool etas. A
Um day ago a taan bra In Washing
too, aad who haa brea a slriopcal ail
hU life, u apHilMtJ Hta-t r, the
term ofjt'ia repub'ieun incooibs-at hir
lug et piled. Ahsr wil I b fl"t
Charleston News and Courier.
Demoerais wto are disposed t- rrt:re
into a cave of doom lo tiurte their feel
iiiK Hi'' avoid fie hais'i sounds of Re
publican jubilation jurt now will find
much f Mutlio tbi-ir troulilod minds
in it review of te poliiicul revo'iitmna
to Coogrtiis during tlie pa-t twenty
two years, or exituding as far buck as
tile middle ol tho recourtrurt on (M,
which whs thoutihtfuily printed by the
l'hiladelphiai two days btfrie tbe re
cent tlectlul'.
Aei'.'iriiiiig to tho record, as the lime
uliowti, riiice I872, when tho ltepiildi
cuus were fiieuert-fiil by un iiniiicnne
uiajoi ii v , f ic pofiular liruncb of C m
(i st tleeied u!t r rt iint onnl ndmiuis
I rat un bad been iiiiuiunilrtl has in
variably licen opposed to I he admioif
trfon, wiib fi- single excejit orj of
that eb-e'ed in 18S0, in Ifio 'mi'ldln of
Clt-ye .iindV torm, wbn ih Uemocrais
lost only 14 ol the previous major, ty
and snll lii ld the"Hmi.- hy 17 piuial
iiy urd 13 inajoiity. Giuat'd etcoud
term, to which he was tli-cleil nlnio.-t
w itiioul contert, was followed by an
ailverso iinuse in i4, wnen tae u,-ai-ocrxts
tkctid u majoitty of 62, rgiii.M.
a Kepubbcao tj.'rily ot 111 in the
pnci'dii'g house. Hayes' nduiinisi ru
tiou was control ted by a IJciiiocri.t c
majority of 23 eleutd io 1878. U.ir
tit kl's ntliuiuisiia.ion was opposed hy
a bdiiiocrulie niajdity of 78 fleeted in
liiJ, ibmiuh I he KKpuUliitatis h id a
pl'jiitlity ol 72tn 1880. Iu 1HS8 Harri
son was cleultu with a Kpuhiic:iu
Cligrefs, ai d twoyturs lnt'T theurtai
et politioul rtvolniioii in our hi toy
airayid a Drfinuiirut c Congress with
147 I'g .liiht linn. J In- present Omiiriess
rhos-n in 18SJ2, has 111 Democratic piu
rnlily and majority id 80. Conuuert
lnfr on this thu Times said :
According to l lie Iolmc of evenlalhc
next Congress umy he Kpi ub'ieaD, us
every president Hinee lSili, wllh the
single i xeeptii'ii of Cleveland durin
his tiirt term, has bad hii adverse pop-
ubir bitiuuli of OoujirjsH to deal willi
ciiiriiiit tin- last years of his administra
tion, hut these icvoli.tions have not in
dicated un) f nnif hh t tbe result ot the
following presidential election. The
Democratic Houxe elected in 1874 was
f.d'owed by h H.-.piihlii'un Pris dent ill
lilti ; fie D.-iiiociutio lioiiKO tlect.'d
in IS Ji was followed hy a Iteii'iblioan
1'ie-ideill in 1888. The twotxee tions
time riilo durina t'-vi niy four years
lliive beeu the ol c i'jn ol a Do.uoiir.uio
'.e-nleiit in lst4 f j!j'.viiiii tbe Ivm;-'
r ti j Ilotife ot ios,aiid Ine tbetion
f a D.-niDcriit o "President iu IS92 fd
lowing the J Vim crane House of 18U0.
I Hero is iioliilu2, therelore, in tlu T po-
liti.'al complexion of !bu Coi riims
elected in the middle of a pn sidcet al
term to indicate what may be the j'ldii
tnei.t of t!io iiutiun at tbe p.tsidoiil al
election two yours tht-reaffer. We
give Ibis ladle, and ihe f. ti. because
at this time they will ho inieresiii g to
all who are curt Inly Hlud)iug the
present politicul it miion."
Tbe '"next Congress," it appears
now, will he Itcpuld can by a maim itv,
tbe iigures of w hich cannct yet be
preeentcil, but will be very narrow
when compared w ith that of the pres
ent body, II will be of no use lo the
Hepulilicnu pa ty, and will serve f re
lieve Democratic party of tbe responsi
bility of I be legislut on id I be next Con
gress. It will not bacy for th Ke
publicans to make much, if any, pol t
icttl capital out uf fe s t'lation for the
next presidential coniert, and mean
w hile, the refoi uie'1 luritf . will reiuuin
reformed, aud will exliib t its good
work evpry day and every hou to the
credit cf t ie party that gave it. to the
country. The Kepiihlican House will
bave, too, to try lo seti-fv tbe diHerent
aiid oppoHtng demands of All psities
and sections 03 the silver queslion and
the sound financial question wifiout
bciiiR able to give elicit to uuy meas
ure it may devise.
A Genuing Waterloo.
Drmerrats Take Their ITIcdlciae
l.iUa .Tim ISeanlnrlal Trickcrf 03 3
KvpHblitBH ClPrtnlH-S Kepusx
l,:in Mruata Marnrtl, -lerriisait and
Wklliirr I- tr Vuutc The future
Hoi II;clr.
TIROI.tU'SSVHPllllT.
Tbe Krpabllcaa Popallsls ia Charga
Oalr Temperarr.
Itlcbmond Dispatch. - "
Our Demoerutio friend la North
Curollna (.etin t have been ciul't
tiHpoing. Years ago ire in ViiKlnia
bad the same experience, and we paid
dearly lor it.Jint our people bave been
fauly wl'le awake evfiy -nee,, t-n it
will be here titer w'fi North Carob
Dial's. 1 be KU" Wioans end PupiilM bave
raptured the old N'tli Mstc, but liny
rau'l bold it IiTIiji. In good nm. Itio
Demociht'O line will reform, and wbea
the final is iiiven ti rUsb forward
and expi-l the Bepublicnn paity, ev-n
tM M rib CmmoHiia ti.iyonrW clear
ed Let' noika uf intruding blue
coal.
Tbe Democrat ol Xonh Carolina J
hve our sympathy iu their ihstress.
We know bow they f-et; we have Buf
fered aa they are eutTrfiit.fr, n iw, but
ibey wi l eme-g from their trial
triumphant aud ttronier than frer.
And it will be a looa time before they
will again be per-iM.ied that the aegro
iafcoii of pol tic," and that bis' Vt tn
is not In be fi-arrd, especially 'w beo
the whites divide.
. . No Mailrrl
Xo matter who elected,
. There aint no aye lo igb
While we kio re.id our tile clear
' To good bid poo-un pi
Then paaa'yer 1 it, Mem Kaney.
Aa' rome in ai-t-r Iu!
It' tbe griddle ao' ibe fiddle,
vJLa the Lord love me aa yoo!
Ailatitt CjustUt on.
Women are said o poe two inches)
t iller 'baa f iey did 30 jeais ago, eaya
aa cxtLaigr.
Hpeclal Cor. of Tho tileonen
Wasiumton, JVov. J2 b. The De
mocrats oiifil.t to learn soim thinu from
tho Wtilelloo of la.-t XniHiluy, Six
uionlbs before Cleveland Was uoxiuat-
ed there wero faction iu tho puny
tho leaders were (let Tunned lo tnwuit
his policy iu case bo should be nouiinu
ted in sjinc of lleni. lie was luiiuiiiit
le.d nud elided. Oil Malch .the 6 ll.
Ihefie Deinuoiaiscoiniiii need opcir.tions
their game culuiiuato J iu tbe desperate
fiht waged her" lor months b';leeii
a utmociaiic tlouto antl a Lieiu ocret'o
Presideut on cue side with a few bull-
headed BfiuilorH actuated solely by
motives of Hell-iiif rer, on ot!n r side.
1 liul'd bas existed iu the United Slates
Senate counpiraey, jar w bst amuunta
to a conspiracy) aikiut the President
and bid policy every tnuce Cievelan.l
"was nominated. Tbe reckless eitiav
agiiice of tho rieuate ia ai.oiber calls,
ol the Waterloo. Tbe exclusive airs
of some of the swell heads wbo qot in
the Senate by uucrtipulou un thuds,
men who never saw 5.0l)0 before in
their lives, men ti wliom Mutt ciu,'t
am) lolty piti iotisin ur and inu.-tevor
remain, KluMoiuu mystertes, added to
t ie disn'ist of tne people. Tlie. Hcpub
licuis are more guilty I bun the Demo
crat iu lliis ivspecv, and if the popo
erais should g.'t into poer, Iliel ive
they would bs worse still. Tne remedy
is wiib ibe people. Hon. Henry &'t.
Tucker of Vu. introduced a ritoiniivii
t amend tha Con.-til uiion nnd eltit
Seraors by popular vote, which pusst tl
tie last II .use nnd which has been
ep.iruVrd by therL- gi-da ures ol a num-
ocr ol i-tiies. iet tbe people demand
thai lins proposed amendment tj I tie
Couliiiitiou be adopted, and fio Hena
fors will no longer tiure lo spend linn-,
ilrnds of lliousand of dollars iu toilet
In tunes and medicine clicMs for them
selves and their mis rees ! No more
so. is nfSfuutors will keep two houses
hero at tbe Govei'tneut uxpeme No
more kin of Senators will be pensioned
oo tiie Uoverment, soma of whom be
long tot be opposite party aud ewe thoir
preferment eolely to the fact that they
tire i tinted to Senii'or to aud So. No
more big elevators will run t tne U.
S.CapiioI for Ibe "exclusive use of
Senators und Ibeir fumilies" while, tbe
people who put them there ere forced
to ciod int'J a smaller one. I bave
i-een nil this in tile fair while marble
building tliut the people built on Capi
tol Mill.
Tim Seiia'o c lined the delay in pass
ing the Tarifl Lill. The Voice of tear
less Z bulun li.tyaid Vance was raised
in protest, It n 1 1 1 was i-lfencetl in
tieain tt.ai-.iat t!i conspiracy which
fought .o thwart the will of the people
as i k.m oy tlie Da not ratic Houso o!
lt-'pt'eseiiliilives, uud (jirovcr Cleve
land. The Coniiressiomil Kecord" con
tain proofs of this assertion.: Vance
never pr tuidud any ufjection for
CleVidalid. He f-iiiwrely antl courage
outly fmigbt bi'u from ht rl t fitiir-h.
When I saw Urover Cleveland sitt't K
Hi liic. b'-ad if ViilK'fc's Coffin in fie
Senate Cbatuber N. C. Congret'snian
be-ide me said : "Clevtldiid iji nearer
In Vance Ihtiu he bas bee i since Male!)
4t i." I replied : "It would li.ive been
belter lor botb nud our Stile if they
bud known each other mure intimate
ly," l!ut Viin w Knew tiie meiining ot
the tidal wave which elected a Demo
cratic Holt e, Seni.tf .and President
and if a htiiidltii uf tricterH in tne
t e itlte had nut lieliherutely tried lo
;t.mi f.ut cuirei.t, the resn-t
of ibo election November 6, 1894,
would bave been dillerei t. Now I t
us t ike our defeat liko meu. In two i
years there will he another election.
Iu ibe interim ibere is much woik to
be done South of the Mason ami Dix
on's line, which bus notiiing to do wiib
prd.t cs. From the motiniuiiis to the
sees tore our sections team with mar
velous resmiiCes. Mines , of gold,
mountains of mica, qtitriies of marble
uud brow iii-t me, acre of primeval for
cfIh, vdit ttrtua of laud so leriile that
Ovtry cereal can be produced ou it,
tin ait tbe judicious rruinag- mint aud
cultivation of fie yeomen of tbe Soutb.
Ltt lbi experience" teach the people n
le-eou and it will in t be iu ruin that
for tbe nest two yea a Grover Clev -Uud,
a Democrat c President bas to
co: t.-nd with ti itepubiic-au House of
255 members and 0 itcpunlican Seuaie
w if.i a safe innj- rity pnided over by
Vice-Presitli-nt Adjji 13. Stevenson.
Tbe picture is not a pleasinK one but
tta ix s enve is pti.iiaiily due to the
tlnplic ty, t:ie arrountte of tlie exfrav
agliiine ol a hai riiul of Senut irs wlloie
individual etlOshiie- and dupbcitv
u,ro t ) tliejf pat-ioti.-Ti and honesty as
zero is t infinity. Mr. iiayard who is
beie says be is not f iiipr-sed et the re
lull. He ottritntt's it to tne delay I.i
p.'-sin i e 1'ariU' Bill w b c!i delay was
duo to tbe St natoiinl lomfotdery al.ove
relet Ted to in I bis column. Vice Prea
ldent Adlai E Kti'Vensoo uives the
same rrasuti lor it So doe W. M. C
Whitney, but Ibis able Now Yeraer
says Ibe psity can pr0t by t -is expe
rience nitil witi iu lo9d. I bedeve ibis
i' true, bin our peoplo must profit by
the lr-on and refuse to go back into
lite old order of 'lungs. At his date 1
ran rcaicely r- alii- the fait that Xoifi
Cardiua bas broken tle Imikltone of
ibe solid J-ou:b. Let ttiere Im- un una-
vailiiift regie's ho ever. I beard Ihbi.
week tba' North C rolina Gnsncial
stuiding was above par In New Yrk
and oiber gie t Commercial eei t -rs.
'the new census slut her buuudl-ss
r4ourera. Tolliisi-heo ea l.r good
reputaiiou. A typical politician never
yt l.e'prd hi r. Tbe wotk of ber yto
oiatur add I to ber trut natura'
wealth are tbe ateret nf her present fu
ture well I eiug. A.Futri:at Ir1
letute won't i-p the spindl-a of m h
men a Ibe lloll'a d Ft !., nor si
leiie fie mnuufsruries ol Chariult--,
tbe Q'H-en Oty of Ibo Piedmont ec-
sn ; i.-r shut up tbe inbaroo ft-tii
wf fi DukeV, I b Cart'a. or l he llanrs';
nor dimiuUb ibe eoenurrce of tbe sra
ra-l cine. IK feat is l-ad riicmif h, ltt
biavr mra will make hr b-t of il aod
Irarn from it bow to win in 1M'6. W-th
Tom Rrt-d aa Speaker ol the zl
n ir and a soi ley crew ia tL I-puM:co-Ku-ionl-t
tjast', theV will
he eiia long-i t'iN abmd for the C,
(). P. The uiteat of Hoc, John b.
Heoderson is la my honest ei inmn.
f ie w rs4 t'lint; that ha bappeaed to
Ibe t:Vt- v( Narth Caioliea. IINU
bonett, ahH, ltnlutrkHi, In) a, aad
one tt br- ll lawyeis oa ruber aide
ol the Ko;ovd.
Hfgliest of all In Leavening Power. Latest V. S. Got Rerjort
...W tiSA lea rim . -ear r-.a r: w. w
fffiOm
'ABSQWWVlT: PffiZB
The
X
uivioi.xj run poii.a.
Ticlars Aasrnibla at (Srrraabar
ia Conference. -
SpeclaJ to tb Charlotte Observer.-
Gkeknbuoro, Nov. 10.- To dny tbe
Pop. nid Hep.i'iiefs met et the Bet)
bow House iu this place, butler ai riv
ed Iiy the morning train from Huleig .
He walked ieto the Ben ho-w Vf.th urip
in band id ti e smile of a Ioiik term
United St it- Senator on his eounlen
nuee. He was met ut Ibe entrance to
the Republican tribunal by Hio Priest
Hoiton and Congressman Set'le. fbe
ennferenee was secret ttd all thaf can
be learned is that Butler demanded
the lion's shure, anil tout ends thrt the
Republicans must be content w ith the
crumbs that will tall from the Pnpult
table. He ia willing that a "bunk"
shall drop into Dr Moll's mouth in tbe
shape of Ihe short senatorial term.
The long term he bas boll led up to
take by himself in pleasant doses just
before meals. Populists "must bave
the speakership of the House, railroad
commissioner tied ebairmao of thu im-
poit'ii t commi t ie in both '-Jlou-ies.
If Buyer's yoto in ,th United States
SeM.ite is necessary t orcaniaa tiiat
body for Ihe Republicans Bnt er will
go with them on conditions (nut Otbo
Wilson get Ocu. Cox's place as Set ra
lary of the Senate. This ia what bas
leaked out here f day.
There is imuJi figuring going on, Bed
Republicans are crowding in here from
many coin ties t J see nh-t is to, be
done. Representative t f Oliver Dock-C-y
and JU''g R-ussell bave ,been to
Kaleigh and nere in their inteiest.
They are cnmbininir against Mof, and
it looks very much lis though Ccl
Hoyd illici t run aw ay with the bone,
ilolton is now ru open candidate nud
will have Si ttle's tuppo-t. Tne
"(ireensboro Ring," which seems f in
clude the Republican leaders here ex
cept Keogb and Boyd, favors Holton.
This is a new eeheuie ti control Fed
eral p iironag'e two years hence. Jtutg
W. P. Bynum arrived here yesterday.
from Mi kes. He is said to bave the
stunt irial bee.
In response to a question about the
fusion success ami the senatorial out
look Co!. Keogb mid the rsult of the
elec iou iu I his S'af-is a great surprise,
tboutib it otig.it not to be. Eighty
per cent, of tuo vote is in the country.
The Populists have done all their work
there, una wiib greatellect. Democra
cy half it' citadel I here, anil it haa been
fakeu possession of by the advocates of
free pi! ver, free ti'ide ant) propiiit'r
sl ip of railroad aud telegraph wires
by the national government. North
Carolina has been placed in the Popu
list column, and must, puffer gently
in ber material and industrial int 'rests
in nonseq'tenee. Capitil sbu'.s inv -tt-ruci.t
where Popiiii'm reigns. Nebras
ka, Kansas, and Colorado have rel ura
cil to the Republican column,, sadd-r
ar.d wicr. A 1 1 the lenalorship : Of
cottrte iitPl.'r Will et. ibo loug term.
He bus won it. He will make tlie
ablest Seninoi tht tpa-ty bas yet Rent
to Washington. All must concede l but
he. bus dominated the Republican? aud
w Slipped the Democrat iu Noith Car
olina. .
Dr. Mott will undoubtedly get tbe
short term, Why shouldn't he ? I
believe in inan'y, straight fubiing iu
politics. When a msu wins he ia to-t-tletl
lo Ihe fruiis of victory. It is
peanut polit cs to try to beat bim out
of it. Mott always favored fusiou wit i
anytll'rjg to beat the Democrats. I
have always been a Republican, and
in polil es I want"d nothing else. Mott
favored Liheralisra ; he favnr-d fusion.
If the l'. nillisis uud the Republican?
fust- in the Legislature on Senali r to
be called Republican, Dr. Mott is enti
tled to it by right ot Adoption of his
method, alfr its iulroducliou by Geo ;
Mahone in Virginia.
NtttTII VABOMNt ItlllW.
' .The Noith Cur. Jijja B-ptbt Ft t
Oiinveiitiou will imet in Charlotte on
T.eo. 0-b. .
Tbe tf. C: Conference of the M. E.
Church, South, will meet lu Durham,
Dec. 6th.
The N. C. Industrial Association
(colored) ia holding its lfitb tin nun I
Fair at Raleigh this week.
Sampson Jordan fell In Grant crink,
Rowan county, in a drunken condition
and wan drowned Sunday. , "
The tfUilfbrd-Biitlle Ground Corm.
pany has just completed a paviliou 60
90 ft. I tint w ill seat 2,000 person.
Tiinity College and A. & M. College,
of Raleigh, learn- played foot ball at
jurnain butuiuay, tbe former winning
6 loO.
Our (hurch Record, organ of tbe
Methodist Ptou-staut church of Noith
Carolina, bus just came with its first
issue. Rev. J. F. McCullocb is tbe ed
itor. Tbe Uni'versityTioys beat the Rich
mond College boy at a game of foot
ball at Greensboro lust Saturday by a
score of 28 to 0.
Vice-President Stevenson, wife and
dauuhier are io Asbeville. Tlie
daughter, who is nick, and wife have
been l here several weeks.
Lew is O. Lougee, treasurer of Wake
com ty, died in ItuMuh last Saturday
morning from congestion of the lungs.
He had coctmcted a severe cold w hile
canvassit g the county for re-eleeiiou.
Lee S. Overman. E9q., t,f Solishury,
has been eleit-d president of foe North
Carolina railroad t succed the lute W.
F. KernCitny, who died sudden, ly two
weeks ago while nt church iu bis
hotui to i ri lioldsboro.
Cd. Vi dil "S. LM-k, Republican, at
onetime U. 8. District Attorney for
Ihe West-rn District of N. C. aud now
inembeT-eleci to the Lcuislatttre from
-ftunenmbe, announces himself a catidi-
tlata lor Speaker of the next House.
Lust Saturday, near Trading Ford. ! .
Rowan county, B"b Eller ym hand-
ting a loBtlert pistvil. Ouo chamber
was loaded and hen be laid it dow n
on ihe bureau the nbeli exploded and
tbe bail hit his brother Churlfo near by,
killing bim n boost iustautly. Bob is
crazed by grief.
,Ou Saturday before Wt. a oiith
about 13 y i of age, , wbit, living
near Cory, named Miijnor, viaitd out
hui tl"g and went into a turnip patch.
Ilia dog t-taretl tip a rabl.lt, and ha
I jumped upon a rtump to see which
v. a- It went. Au doing o tbe atock of
It. . .i - ...,i .ii.,,.i.....
I III giinairuca pwuii -w -
I ged. 'I tie loud look t fleet io bU ooel
n n.i killed him. i, "
It la learned from Ibe Chnrlottn
A'nt'4 that chiKgea bave been prelerrwl
egaiost a young Meiliod'.st miuistsr,
lia med Y ti borough, of tint city. ; He
w a engnned lu ft vomig lady of- hie
cougre at on and enitaged himself t
Miioibe'r member and acted in bad
la th. Tiiere is mitcb feeling aguinat
bim in tha community acd in hh con
gregation. ,
Hack, Vaale4
The li.wn of Grabam will pay fifty
cents (.50) a ctib'C yard for rock le-
nvereo in (iranam. mayor rmoiiwiu
Indicbte place at wtltch lo tiuload."
Ag. -tf. """ '
OATJIS&CO.,!
BUKLIKIiTON, N. C.
DRUGS OF ALL KINDSV
FERFCMERY.
TOILET AND
' ' - LAUNDRY SOAPS,
STATIONERY AND
, SCHOOL SUPPLIES,
PIPE?, CIGARS,
" TOBACCO, SNUFF,
ROYSTER'S
FINE CANDY.
PRICES LOW.
OATBS&CO.,
BURLINGTON, W. C.
NOTrnro
HKTl'KB
Foil A
rn
11
In orfler that
we may tbor
nngbly tntns
tilted onrnew
PRESENT I
CUT THIS OUT !
SWEEPERETTE
The Sun give? tbe following us the
internal revenue d Tenons far Dm hum
during October: The stamps for to
bacco, ejgarettes, cigars ami snnH',
amountt-d $63,129.63. The exptnt
amntinted to J10.812 00, making a lot hi
business of $70,942.63. A good show
ing for Durham.
Tbi S.-ilirbuiy TItraltl ry : Joe
plius Daniels tilt-graph the Raleiuh
News and Observer thai, it is rmnoied
in Washington that llon.-John S. Hen
derson will con te-t,. the tleetinn i f
Shufoid, und has employed Hon Keir
Octive (t couttFel. We haven't neen
Mr. Heiiiloson nnd don't know wheth
er there is any'groutid for tbe- rumor
or not.
! DR. SHADE'S DISCOVERY
FOR
CONSUMPTION.
Just Given to the Public.
Write nt mice for particulars of th nearapa
per InvestlKatinn going on al tbla Mine in
WnsbiiigMin. Doctors a"" ot -er C'tlien
Cured. Wrbnl-pliysietansand medical Jour
nal say abont"The On alest Discovery of Ibe
Century." (symptom blanh, etc. Address Dr.
SHADE. 1232 14th Street.'VVushing
ton, D. C. , t)cHl-nrn.
XECUTOR'S NOTICE. ,
Letters cf ndmiiibtretlon h'tvrner.bfen l
snel 1 tl'C tmdersigneil, upon the estste of
T(.ifh Vo:.lt. !cic.., fie ntitlfles nil pir-oiia-in-itta
to rslil estste to wuko Im.uertlnie
mjui-..t, nnd nil fcrsons hnldlnu; cluima
nt.iii-.-l sr.itt eslflle. to pre-ni't Hhiti. on or bn-:
fore the 1st day of ov. If9, or this totice
will In; plesrisii In bur of fti.iir recovery.
Tin and day of Oct., '891. '
Oct. IS-etSi JS. C. tiABRRTT. ExV.
sFUKKITuRE
(Opposite Hotel Currolina.)
For the next 30 days we will sell a
in ntit w)im ?n
JIU UillV UUJJ-llUUill
IT
UWl.
Wi SWEEPERETIE
W'tlih is a tttaitlinjc irvenitioa ia Carpet
x 8weo;e a.
"WE MAKE.
YOU THE
FOLLOWING
OFFER : "
It yea vl i Mod
us Ibis t on (sin
wilh a Postal Vn
tj Or dor for 3 00
we will aend ton
seen ely picked br
Ex a new ana rle
irani bwacpereue.
tsrranjrd tverr
M or NfUAtT
BErCNDEU.
bevel glass, size 20x24, for $12.50.
; For parties out of city selected,-packed
and delivered in depot free.
ROY ALL & BORDEN,
Sept. 13 Sra. DURHAM, N. C.
Ask tbe publUbers of that
rdlabiliir.
paper about oar
Ti in lb Sslca Sali.
CAUTIO? PtrM write yonr aame sod
ddn-m iiHInlj ao as to avoM BiwtakM.
UE tLKR i Svt.4 for oor primed malfr.
Wtwill make ilaaot j-rrt for ya to baodle
lliti ekvant liae of S'CperrUea.
The SweeperetteCo.,
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. ,
NO. inn.
Jewelry Matched
Repaired.
and
SVJlful -otk nd low ynces previil i cor rryw
Jepartnient. We bjve a compttte OoJk ot
dovks and waUno, axluJu-j tha
Qtkk-Ulnsiinx Wfiterbarj,$4 toJJS-
J. 5TEWAUT, J-, Builiegtoo, C. If.
GEFAT REDUCTION HI FEES !
' - HARD TIME PRICES
4 " - '
' -OUT OF .WHICH-
.... , "V ..-
YOU OAFI HAKE HOMEY !
Meliville Chief 2353,
Uncas7I50. Record 23 1 H,
Esperanza 1 1,122,
Escu rial 13.140. - '
$40.
$25.
$25.
$25.
No Better Bred . Horses on Earth at any Pric
FASIIIOX BREEDING STUD,
- ' Graham, X. C,
JUNIUS II. HARDEN, Marjafter.