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f ( - 1 . w r I 'i t 1 1, '1' T 1' ; r f ; ! If :rt'fl j; i Pnumi Daily (axoxrr MoraAT)ai if ByTheNewsand ObsOTCg, year. Baau, postpaid ; BaOBUML. . " : fl 8.50 three ; " i y 1 79 Weefcrywyean M f t s oo . atx months i i l 90 Bo name entered without payment, and no paper sesrt after th rpUtloa of time paid w-f , . - f FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19,1886. i- Wi would, direct attention to the ii portant decisions of the attorney general on the school tax law elsewhere printed thia morning. Thbx are still debating the Question of. home rale' in England, and tjlad- atone's cabinet is preparing the way for ta. Irish Parliament. ; V Tuesday there were town and boron elections throughout Pennsylvania, and the returns seem to indicate that both those ho " , Russia responds to ' Prussia's severity toward the Poles by j preparing a series of Stringent measures against the Ger- man; residents of Bussian Poland, It. lg'a - .case ox ni ior tat on a large scale, an may result in war very easily. , Sn4fan ;- rumora - come from .Spain. Now that Alfonso, ia dead. Isabella his recalled her husband, and it is said tho- Austrian princeaa t who now holds the regency will be "frosen out." The re port ii by no means; incredible, since . intrigue is now. as it has ever been the; . basis -of Spanish politics. - r m . r : 14 Hxsa is another warning for ooioreu people m nortu Carolina w . hart been, led bv emigration astfintut to believe that they can do better else wherev One hundred and fifty negroes , beguiled,, from their hoiucs ; ti South : ; aroioa, nave peen , etrw(i,d npon jme; ( stieti of Jackson;' Mississippi, "penbij less, witn an tneir o.iggage nei4 by toe " railroad companies- in pawn for thelf j.fere. 7 ..-fi i;;:lif : ' ? H . 1 - '"jl i m 1 Xhwmi axeumori of more taoubjeji the Balkan peninsula.. There is said .tc( be a , conspiracy sow - aimed r at Kin Milan an , in , the; interest, of, Prince Alexander XrsgeorgeTitch, the preh-i ; de.te1.SerTaan! thronev;,Fo ie'sae' of newspaper and telegraph people we hope (he 'young prmce mentionwU gain no more prominence than he hod4 aipreejriSKflre teUn h'fa ai would render neeessary an ' eniargejnent. of tna.as ,1 sun we! by tHe, whole country in erery way pos sible and . not left alone in do better l because l is with dicuU doing 'h?- irar siosrrcH bill. - : 'f ; EUwhMUwitt-b found the opinion o t Qhijef, vJOiiki Smith; filadon the ease wherein judgment was rendered that the fportcb;; bill" is unconstitutionai. ? That thlre were shoals and quicksands in the 'way of the law Was patent from the outaet; and although i. the ftsws and Obsxrc nrged its adoption and ur.ge'd that it should, Be put in operation,; yet we, ifetiia.iBAdfenent to the possi bility of the act's being declared uneon statutional: : : : - ' We 'hoped that, astute- counsel might be ablejtoffiidia solid basis for ii to restjon, I!he -majoritj of, the-court,; bowerer, regard that the money raised Under: it is raised by taxation; and that is; the main' point in the case. But the opinion will be read : by? all who 'feel in-; jeresteo; n tnet subject 21 ef of tlie id injury . Tn TTnnaA liaa Ge4Cofi adopted resoUtbn for an uiTestigation regardthg - the number, work and 'pay of titsf emfi ' ployees. and in view of the fact that Ihe uwHyDuaiivMi (ue-oonuui(ee:p civil serrico reform, to .'which the reso lution was referred, there j$n be little doubt that the, resujting jpotiiwill fully and faithfully forthfithe ; tiiss Then there will, be a reform and a eonr . aequent'econdmT that' will 'place Gen; , Cox more clearly than ever in the light v of a faithful publie servant and a Turk lant eorreotor of abuses.' No man stands 'Jhigher in Congress.today for obnscien uyua oeTouoB w amy uian aoeejnen ' -Tjam Katibnal Agricultural and Dairy ConjVentioBj(ias bden in ' session J at jW York jthe past three 4J8. nd ht givin us aiieouon particviij w Bion bf inoasures for the relief dattyHnds frpm! tbJ loss and it is suffering through the manufacture and sile o DogOia butter, . This 4amagp, it ii efltimaiedv'amonnU to lOO.OOO.OQp annnaJlyvahd St is (evident that unless relief i obtained, t ithim of -industries will . be"' seuoaslv iniured I" ifnot.as the diirvmen fear "rJpstmvA ' As a result, of tha sjritatku, of this idues tMtbotiugs. bing .subscribed to by the leadink , Droduce dealers; i the undersigned, dealers' in dairy products herebv state 4 that we) do toot .11 -1 . - 1 . ! . Hi D.eit uiewoiargaxrine, Duoerme or . any ua- !iWPi.PI,WMerif vJSuyers from nsah i-PJpS i?0 pjtre , and, unaUnlteri- effectdesired.;. i j Wioir, IhayouW. Mr-lWalteir " a. sprightly writer just as many a young 4nan bas , the rift of tte gabf'lutooly; Inrmgd touching Nor.Gardlna Hi He ifjufhat is emnaiy called general inforinationi" bu we did not think he had; sidh 'flight, regard for Norh Car- in as, not to charge his, memory . with belou5i,ef het,gr8ate8,t.1meiiJ4 In his last; effusen, contributed toi the columns W1UHKWKI UDIIUVWi SUV ' VUTOBl elei; not ihj;letter -in '.wbioh apparentl jl realising , that.t i ia- an- ill bird ti tha llAfAn'Ia ia Aviv 'fiiui' V.?...l. L -I.- j don nut merited bosition as - chamnirtn Blandererf.Jrt;X3ariUria, he jtaltsf I.sHaler and l5Thomaf . gjex.an;4 eat, MsjMbbbsI l,.wrvV-... schools within the town; and for the ad vancement of this purpose, thecomnya sieners may appropriate a.suffidientAilm banging to the cornoration to supply thV deficiency, and the board of commis sioners shall select a school committee for the purpose; of supervising said schools and to perform the duties now prescribed by law,. Private acta 1871- 72, chapter 46, section 45 rrr yt-viw tan TBI noiTCHIw', y - -htrjst BJjKHlkii Oplal HSMMi Ite jj . Vi.wHtMay..j - The fplld.wihjt is the ophnan ofi the chief-jngtioe in PasPUB rs Commis sioners, from Qaston, iorelTinir the con siuutionaiuy or ine. " iortca aw: Pasbur vs. Commissioners. While in thill actia4 for a perpetual injunction against the collection of a certain tax' levied by iihe'eonimissioners' in further support of. free, education of children of the white race aldne, whick, under our former system of judicial ad ministration would be exclusively2 cog nisable in court of -equity, we would be required to look into the evidence, if properly, taken jand -sen up, and ascer tain what facts lare Proved, the nartiPH are eontent tor abide bv the findinr n fleeted by a vote: and none of. the eleo- the court, as the facta upon! which we J tors ntBide though, within, the beunda are to declare, the law. Thev are as fol- ries hool district No. 21 should lows; ; S have been permitted to vote. If this occasion for such a discriminating enact' men if the results wayld be"ie same as to a tax; imposed . mponJa.ll taxable subjects within the distn4i and fairlv dis tributed so. as to secure similar advan tages ia? obtaining an education to all thejscbool Children of either race. - Nor can we shut our eves to the fact that the vast bulk of property, yielding the fruits bf taxation belones to the TV -. . , : i r . f-t!i- si"? i .1 ; . xuopueuan8 ciaun cooereueveaoi wmw peopie or toe state ana very the tax by a . restraining order to be little is held by the emancipated race; made permanent on the final hearing and yet the needs of the latter for free rests upon several grounds and fheje are: tuition, in: proportion to numbers, are I. The school ; district, as comprised as, great on greater than the needs of the within the corporate limits of , tho tvwn former. The .act, then, in directing an of Dallas under the act is that wherein appropriation bf what taxes are collected the will of the electors resardins from each class to.the imnrnvAr) aHha.. the proposed tax should have been coi tion of the children of that class, does necessarily . discriminate "in favor of the one and io the prejudice" of the other race. Itl can make no difference that the The defeuiantfl, the board of oommis- I De e i"e8it of the legislation and, the I property of the white people raises the .,e n .Li : i .... 1 .. 'I :'v- i.ritj : I- ij-t 31 ... . pioners of Gaston county, under the pro visions of. the ict of March 8, 1883, Code, sections 2,594, 2,595, caused an election to be hed in school distrkstNo. 21 fyr white children and to be submit ted to the white voters therein for ap proval or rejection a proposition for an additional taxi of twenty eente on. the one hundred dollars worth of property therein belonging j to, whit awhah1 i -W - ' " - V W V u area covered by the. town be withdrawn irom ine territory originally farmed into bcuuui uiBiricL me election; was not held in conformity with the law and is yoid, under the rulings in McfJdrmac ts. Commissioners, 90 'N. CJ 441 and Caldwell Vs. Commissioners, Ibid, 453 But we do not dispose of the ;ease unon this point, since the statute creates this ' uwu-roc w oring it unaer tne operation means wmcn are expended in the edu cation of white children since the fund is raised by the j exercise of legislative : coercion and becomes common to all and' tq be used for the generaji benefit. It1 is in no sense; a voluntary 'contribution j for with such' the Iw doesnot interfere, but the results are reached by legislative action, contingent upon an approval by N. C , 251. Nor are- they repugnant to $t iIiuss in !th.Ftake jeonstttution, jWhich provide for' the instruction of tha different races in separate schools. Thia. is sot decided in State! vs. McCaun, 21 Ohto, 1508; opinion of Baxter, 0. J., in United Statea vs. Buntia, 7 Fed. Bep., page 730, April 4. ,1882, and in I the concurring opinion of Clayton, J., ; in Hall vs. DeCuir, 95 U. S., 48.5-6Q4, In the latter opinion is reproduced the ruling in the case in Ohi-t in these' gen eral terms : That court held 'that it worked no substantial inequality of school privileges between, the- children of the two classes in the locality of the parties ; that equality of rights does not involve the necessity of educating white and colored persons in the same school any more than it does that of educating children of both sexes! in the! same school, or that different- grades of scholars must be kept in the same school; and that any classification; which pre serves substantially equal; school advan tages is not prohibited i by either the State or Federal constitution, nor would it contravene the provisions of either. To the same effect are'Boberts vs. Boston, 5 Cush., 198; State vs.' Duffy, 7 Nev., 342; Clerk vs. Board of Direc tors, 24 Iowa, 266; Dallas vs. Fosdkk, 40 How., Pr. 249; People! vs. Gaston,: 13 Abb.. Pr. IS. S, 100.1 I I! partial voting., but not the less lecisU.' ana , sixtv . cents nnon nnk t..i.i i or tne taw in reference to rradeti sehnolR J tive action for that reason and thorn.' T ; tv. c j-;: white poll for furnishing neTaA removinst the disability- of a want of! fofe this suit is inaiitntAd hv n.;nun Li.. .1 n i 5. v . t . i rr- , .. . s ; . - I . ' i , ; -j " g i ucycuueuk uuuu race or ooior mai comes educational advantages ; to the white officnt population to come -under the tax-payers to arrest the collection. i in conflict with the Federal constitution wnp writei9r ioftn , uaroimaj.readet Iii '4M ' ASpi Uwaayen, Balieghi Irbiok bai noil hitherto pokm of Tiu Blair educational bill, it ; be snderstood. appropriates in its pre ent form seven" millions of dollars jthe , first year, ten millions the second; fif teen millions the third, thirteen mDlibns thefurtb, eleven millions the "fifth, nine nilaipni tiit JUitm1ullM .'. Bereith and five1 millioni Uieteighth. The money is to be distributed anong' the SUtee and Territories on the basis of il literacy, and no Bute or Territory is to nartioipate in the benfits contemplated . vby tha bill that does; not provided ejrs tem o(free Khobb. This, ii is-under- stood,' does not operate against separate ' schools for white .and eolored chUdreo. ine pui will probably become a' law;jj . in tario diii Jur. xaornson has jn trodueed willJ it is estim .ted,outfloF 20,000,000 of revenue. The principi l reductions it makes ars on sugaf , hen)b rioe and cotton, and it thus appears 'de- . eidedly discrimmative against the South. Its extension of tho free list will repeal five millions and a half in duties! Jh reductie in' tht duties on rioe iia fnifi ifoen'ts1 a pound, and from 2 ciis tol eent. , The reductions in tho cotton .schedule are on eotton, yatns aud coarse nee tings; in tne wool scneduie, on itn biff her cradet. On these oottou llad woolen duties; however, chairman Mor rison is still working . The bill will iu the usual order of business be referred to Mk committee;, discussed; perfected and reported -'to the 'House,- nd wtll probably reach the latter body ! by ;.ihe middle ar, latter part of MarohCI fIniiS present form there is no hope of its pas ' Bige. : : ' - : .. '! ; , j- . , . ; i - .Thi, New York Evening Pos,4 rem. ring to our argument that the situation of the south is abnormal by reasoa' :of its .large negro population, .and tlibt Fe(eraaid is justifabie on tbarbd as well as on others, says : '. "The - News's own State increased the numb of pupils in its schools from 174,083 in 1874 0,278,298, in, i884t and in the brief space between 1880- and 1-884' !in cr eased 'its appropriations'-for educa tional purposes by more than 50per oent. A State which can make such a showina: has no excuse for asking outside SBsjBtjnee sinoe everbpdyjuiows thalfU is much better able to go on Increasing its expenditures for schools now than it was a few-years ago' It seems tdl us that a State which is making such nettle efforts to sustain ereditably -a: burden placed upon it bv the action of the whole fOl&trj shonld be enrafed and ajdfd ivil1 sir vice! reform; fa Hghiy,n4oub i Th long au gunisnt whiefilows to; show that the lawaajbllif !grcisly aliiisfed; anneej oppotionp td approval; ire u easily iar givett ln;tjid(eridence Ibat dhe rofocni rs ttlBiijM pidjjhtoiratdttbt eran at leaatk!! jf Had th: U&ion fkid earlier attention-4o our position on, tbe question to which ! he refers be won Id know- that jweiAave always favored re form; in tho civil service of -die co iintryl Our; idea of refbrnv however, is- the, dein&cratie idea, and not )that of the re-! publican; i so-oalledv or the 'mugwump i ther4t f--;;fTK-.j ?.- r jiq! cnimren of the district. At th 1a. tion held accordingly on December 6 following, at. which while there were colored electors, none but white electors were allowed; to vote, twenty-five votes were cast for,! and twehtv against th proposition, : whereuDon the corn in ia- sioners declared it Jto have been oarriori I fo' review, is based upon an illered re- by a raajorhy of five votes and directed I pog111"1 of this legislation to the con- 1 I ... 1 l .A general iaw, ana may admit ot, a con struction that leaves the former district undiminished in I territory for ordrnaxv purposes. ' y . it. The appellant's principal objec tion, and this is the' essential! point de-' The general V16Wi W6 taVe 'CItreS8-ftd I hlltLAtllv hnn if MrlnAaa 1nAnna'1i4w i nave not peen seriously controverted in rights or inter-ests; and when this is the the argument here in support of .the result the State legislation fromwhieh ruling bejow; but it is sought to defend the result flows is rendered inoperative the legislation as belonging to the olasS When the same essential privilegeslarO of local assessments, such as have been secured to all. such legislation la valid cided in tbe court below and brought up upheld in cases: where a large boundary and resta in the sound j discretion and weir clerk- tomake out a tax list and place the same in the hands of tho sheriff, which has been done and the sheritt is proceeding to: collect said aa- stitutlons of both the State and Federal governments. . ii"' 5 They insist that it is not uniform in, its Operation nnon taxahl nromrt-r nH . zr. r TT; v fence; dispensing with a necessity for in tenor lnaiviquai tences, is built and to be maintained at the expense of the lands thus enclosed and benefited. It ' is unnecessary to refer to; these adjudi cations, as thev have been ' considered views of public policv of thole? who make the law.;:' ; ' , ' We think there is error ?in the ruling of the court and that the restraining order should have been continued. Let T ftoMXTimrtf jroiitirTTici 1 A Delated PaopUi W In nut mean to intimate thnt all the So-allKl ranitd iea for rtyspapala ara value- out buaaan eredul.tv la so atroBJC wm DUArnnn Inn, mmam tHM 11 ) Among- tha tatags wbtcb appal so tronv ;y to this wtakaaas are Btttera The very name lain Uair tavoa. Tha moda ef Mm f tha avaraac Amarloan to of aoeh character, tfaathaUeoaaUoay in need of tonla He Is rushtd at his bullosas, swat lows his meals hastily and without any thought as to tha capacity of his tamaen for digestion, take little reel, and neces sarily feels tipped; la subject to headache, and takes often a gloomy view of things enerallr. In eaoh eases he resorts to bit- -rs. under tlie delatlen that they will act -on the secretions of the stomach and give the system sew strength and energy. The ; writer recently Barehaeedsamplee ef fou, f the most widely-advertised bitters la the .market, and the simple chemical analysis to which they were subjected showed that they contained about SO per cent. : (the amount the Government aJlewst of the most poisonous and adulterated alco ; !, and that the : reaidnam couatoted of . various foreign substances, which were simply added as flaroriugextraeta,'to die- fulae the taste ef tbe original compound, he poorer the grade of the alcohol tbe more vietooa is the compound. The valne which so-called bitters are soppeeed to have la of a purely fictitious character. , In tact, In time they IrrlUU and Injure tha delkate membrane, of the stomach and so vitiate the taste that the palate aooB cannot dlsttngntsh between good aad I bad. These decoctions are consumed principally by tha debilitated, the conval escent, the depressed ana particularly by aged people and weak women and others to whom a stimulant is indispensable. Now, whila alcohol, especially la the form of whiskey, is acknowledged to be tha best known stimulant, and n prescribed ana used y physicians for this purpose everywhere, we can't conceive why people will Insist upon taking the alcohol ia the form oC a decoction, the compounding of which they know nothing and which, a shown by analysis, contains fusel oil, vit riol,' catechu and pofaon ef the most, deadly kind. It would 1 be fav better for them to come ont boldly and nee the purer article, something made from malt lw which, there la no fusel OIL There may be a little difficulty In obtaining an article ot this kind, as there iaobly one firm la tha country ir.tbedtscoverersor Duffy's pure malt whiskey, which distils It and which combines food and stimulating uualltiea. By the aet to incorporate the town of Dallas (private lawt; lo71-'72, chapter w)s it is provided that the town of Dal las shall constitute a school district. 1 J lie boundaries of school district No, escapnsned in 1868. and m- rhia ha n..tifiA in. : j. 1 persons.. as is reanired" hv't.hH SUtAnnn. I and tha' hnnmnia onMmini, ofM.J IfiiA i 3 iL.i ilia ... : : - , . . . , i -j . " T ,1 , f ."rrj' e,-"','fi iMwreui viorciiuu baa iurwer ; proceeainjrs oe Stitution. art. 5. sees. 3 and ft. n art and dec,) in Ttn.K . j -4 f 6 ; FUK ALK OR K1T. 21 were stitution, art. 5, sees, 3 and 6, and art. I and declared in Busbee vs. Commission 7. see. 9. I j ers, 93 N. C. 143. The counties are directed; fo.be di- These local assessments' are not made vided into school districts by the con- Under the restraints applicable to the stitution, and ; each becomes , with the exercise of the general taxing power for consent of the general assembly a taxinir the Dublic cood. Thev are nn( lnna braCe a larger ! territbrv. inclndin mn I territory, and, remarks Bvnum: J.i de-'t noon" the'nronertv persons, vote'rt and; property thin are JlTeiQg" tn opinion in Kylet vs. Fay- fited by the proposed improvement, and comjprised inidlie Corporate limits bf the etteille 75 N; 0., 445, '"whenever the not Upon other which derives no special town of Dallas, and the boundaries of Power (of imposing taxes) is exercised, advantage fromj the expenditure. "The said Hchol district' have been reUined taxes, whetier State, county or principle: underlying local assessment as io 1868 up to the present time, and to1.' by force of the constitution, must conferring special -advantages upon no action- has ever been taken nnW tha be imposed upon all the real and Dersonal land." in tbe worda nned eharter of the town of Dallas to con. Ppey, money, credits, investments in this case, "is but an ; apolication of form the limits of the school district to w D0nd8 tochs,f jobt stock companies, the maxim illustrated and applied in the Hinitsvof "said town. S or otherwise, situate in the State, county 1 Ndrfieet Vs. Cromwell. 64. N O Ifii- If the colored voters had been allowed or town, except property exempted by J qui sentit commodum, debet eentire et tne constitution.- ; f s onus.'' i And again: The doctrine finds legislative recog- "It is the provision and was- the pur4 nition and support in tbe Code, section pose Of the constitution that thereafter 2,824, which imposes upon the land there should be no discrimination in enclosed bv a common fencA tn ti.c, That there were :' sixiv-threa aURdA taxation in favor of an v classV Person or of its construction and maintenance. white voters, residing within 'the limit I interest, and that everything!; real and The statute does not nrovidafor caaa of school district number 21 iat th iim i Personal, possessing value aS r6nertvj of a local assessment, but is cnrl in of said efectcii. ! I and tha aubiect 0f owaerBnipi. should W' I itt-tennala'abptiealile to every; school The said fax list; containing a tax or 14X6(1 qnaiiy and by a uniform rnle.'V district m the atate and thus partaking assessment off twenty cents on the $100 . J PfP? Of .unifoTOUyper.vades. I of the .character of general legislation. wvtui ui prupcrij -m ssia aistrics be-1 TT -,,,aw ;uu wiuio. not inn " u upon every species of longing: to white persona; and sixty cents r eonstitutjion applied )m expregq able property therein, except in the tin i.h nnlt ftitk .1.:. ' : I terms la th tit! nn trAam r, Jr..o;n. 1 1 tinetinn tif ram AwMet.;w ' ' : therein, and: fnone- On the nrnntr n; xc-, necessarUv underlies ' the; Dover ot -Wor do we Question the rint nf 1 :?, ; . .rirr?--j i ur ' . - - . . a az. , . . . :--bir therein had according to law. ; ; Smith, C J. : j Let us be thankful that an v noor suf ferer can buy with 25 cents a bottle of Salvation Oil. ; Vennor's predictions j though in the rALUABUC TVS, CITY! PEOFBTr V " SAtlC- By virtue of power conferred on ms by a wtain deed of martgage executed by DaL B. Crawford and wife and recorded la register's office of Wake county, In book 78, sge 684, 1 will sen to the aJgheat bidder for eLhV pub lic auction, at the oourt-houee doorla the eltr ei;a, jftonoay, JOarch 1st, 153B, at IS mam pretty accurate, are not infallible But Dr, Bull's Cough Syrnp was never SISJ?' anown to tan to cure a cough, f An Augusta lady has; ordered a set or raise teeth for her old pony. 1. scribed, situated m tha anntharn immIiui f Uy of Eaielgh, Mar Blount atrei: ; " JOHN WAT80S, Ouardlan. SB. dtoV i i,?,taTe' to votei twenty-five would not have been Majority J oi toe qualified Voters therein, either as the district is recog1 nixed or as it ; would be if connaed to tne limits of; Dallas: 'XjIs:aBS;oi BsHeUfntj J" 1 II I ft 1 Caret RhtMn4lsi a h n r u ii i m i j--5. "T" w "miMwaa, ma. polls of cOloHd persons resident therein, lmP0Sulg "nchi tax, and a tax not nni- taxation jto. Special local ;interts, not though there are several who reside and for, says Rodman, J., 'Iwohld be s dependent upop the benefits thence, ac own Droo.rtVisuhiKttn tTtinn inconsistent with national ius'iii-p n cruing to nronertv. Tko AiaLi. . S 7 sf , ef -.waaava VUV1 ClUt I A large amount of said tax or assess 'neht is upon propertv and Dolls of 3ons situate and resident rputside of the corporate limita of the town of Dallas. . - m A.I -I Jll . " a- . m mi - I m uv me cQiiecnoD or a&Hl Assessment. that it may bej admitted 'that tbe cOllec- these cases is pointed out in the work of tion of such a tax would he TPafi-Jntd Mr! Burronffha fill lA.Tftf.lATt A((t r.Al . . ' : - .w.. , . 1 vav WilVDV I KStrimAd 1 U tlhonriaf irnriAnal " ' I VDraT VoAlwviMe w k -i-tt 1 . iin vs. xarDoro,;7S u. U9.j : So Mr. Justice Miller, definin a school as a source of advantage tq.loca be residents', we bavfe ouoted in BhsW-a v! . wiU hot bavetheeffeot to produdeade- term u 1 It FE, prcuiaiun iu me vaiue .pi tne property 1 r wu? m" w3 i mumMim IlfilMHsiSlS I V ! VjeaV UU 1 IMJLIl U IU Vee farm Opiate; JCmStiem , ect to such' assessment. H ri as 4 MATTxa or ijiw. ' That the levy and oollection of said assessmelit is not in violation-of the Ann. stitution , or te laws of the State.; 1 It is, therefore,; ordered that the re. straining"! order1 heretofore granted be Jissoivedianr that the Dlaintiffa nav tha costs of this application to be taxed bv theclcrki' l! : 1 From which order the Dlaintiffa an. Deal ' to " the! ; suniCeme court: 1 Mntin waived. 4 Bond in the sum of fifw dot. art adjudged suffioient. ' Case stated as upon disagreement of counsel. 5 iTis, G. McRai; J. S. C. May 21, 84; I lhe hint Section of the act prescribes as was pursued in the Whenever ? a i ;"!... - .ir.z t.-. i i unpoaoa upon inn-geepers, another upon, structio is I est irics auu a Hui umerent tax on rail-, uuote from ; roaus, tne xaxauon must be tbe same of Taxation, eacu ciass tnat js, the same l tax upon au lnn-xeepers, upon . all fernes- and upon all railroads, in their i respective ciaajea as taxable subiecta. j Kailroad Tax Cases, 92 TJ.'S. 575. ', j To -the same effect is Worth vs. Rail- mw - the'white voters on the proposed assess ment m aid ot schools in the district, 4r upoi an approval directs the further action mentioned hi the bext three sec- :ums, which are as follows : Sec. 2 jast at said ueh assessment, the board of oommis sioners shall direct; their clerk to make ut rroiir the; tax list of the townahm v. ; . .. . . r r . . situate, a system i of publio in4 tabllshedibvaw (wi Judge Coolev'a work on page 478Y to beiadminiaJ tered by local .boards, who levy taxes 1 build school-houses . ' and r'emnlov teach J ers for the purpose, it Can hardlv be questioned tha the State in establishing; yju syiitcm. reserves to, itself the means of iriviire' it nomnTotA oft, f.,n .a I road, 89 N. C 501 Wherein is quoted, ciepey in ever j township and'uistrict 0 iTH "f4.,' H'K majority of th4 fu" "t! -aaxing. people of . such township or i ; district j by a uniform jrule requires i uniformity; in a want of proper appreciation of its not only in thej rules. of taxation, bnt; advntaa aWiM roU -i. J also unifonnity.in the moda ot assess-! themselves ;the expense neceesary to nient upon the txablealuation' give thein a; participation in its Bene- Ihe proceeding conducted under the fits.' s i sUtutein thebreaent case iwidely de-i ) The 'legislature may authorize of mo i uuuorum., Mio iunoa- maxe local public improvements bv local A- - A ' If ?rt;W-fc . awe . . ' z jyestv, taxation. 1.1 17j 2Bm taxation under the constitution. It marks a color line among the qualified voters - To lixsaiaava bow, , tit- time., of Oon gress inayf beV! taken2 up by? fools- and mm mof reported the "lS f it Wipran .who -has recast: present case; of ascertaining the will of mentaI ndlkn of all just authorised taxation -1-1.-1. A L i p ' 1 Liv!ii. iJ - till. ... w Urillnn nnil ll Ti l I ' ..mi vmuiArgOK Mitt JNusaPvv.BO. SB to maaB it phonetiei and .universal and .who wants an appropriation jbf f0-,000 to enable hiin to give to the vrbrldl the .bentfit of bis sieaoe of spelling, 0-calledi !He has forty-seven letters in his new Sys tem and these, be says,; Will repjresent every, "articulate sound 'of whicb the numan .voice is capable, 1 00 natural is PROMe-ta - " i. uBrooiST im tmiiM sptHNbib MlucuAKf kiEETf'oB sale. I j ! ' j-; ; I '' I hereby offer for sale my Wheat and Corn Mill on Walnut creek and Fayetteville road, one mile from Raletah.! This Is the best equipped mill hi this section and the best wa ter powr Bear here. It coutams one set rollers and two sets buhrs for wheat, one set rollers ad two sets stones for corn, with other nc eaeary machinery for both wheat, corn. and feed. It has capacity for grladug two . hun dred bushels of gram per day la the. yeax with the present iioweran appHaneea, earn ing 24 bushels toll every day It is Ispleadid property, but I have matters to attendto which win requ ire . my absenoe from here a good dal of the time and will sell the property at a bari of theetorritoVWdisicadmitting monl system 3Tpififc 7 onU of the vote, of white men in the poj' flbid; 1,118. i P PJ. radySJyeat white district, and eolored man in th Ttt knn. J.. t ...i:- j . nW,WeTood . . I Av VI4UVIU1CD VI CUU&1UV .111(1 II TI 1 . I 1DU HIT umu Mil h, K.jl It 1 n a ; f I,. 7 '.Y" I r ! UCBCU.!. OT runaer parueulars address j j J. A.:J0jds,i Baleigh, N. 0. gAiOS Or VAUJAiliJwLANU aaaa nut vitr of aALaiwit, This 'Is te give notice illiai uuder ana oy vtr tn ax an arder i tj ouici i.f court tor tha iy"fyJaai'auadeiiii--the civfi action at iZJ?' V tJUto" adini8trator ol Uavkl H. CHideoeased, and ethers agaiajt iioaes A. Bledaoe and others Will aeirat VuoBa auction UOa to thchiffhuat bUil .tiki, !,lpor,m tac eitj ef Ualeucb. tha.alddavof reoruary, l&jo, at 1 adock p. m.. a ccrOtia tract of a id containing about two hundred acres, whih Wuv H- tkoU, conveyed U aal. stosasA. filedaoe by deed dated the lath day of r.tyS'if6' rJted la the oittec of the rautwf deeds fer1 the connty ot Wake, in ! 91, the toth day of January, Vm thtaLuv, wiU be sold in parcel to suit purchasers. :; rv i. .-f f00 M!t " Pnns wh may es rwl.bt"kl DW4tel a wratoBred UMoL . A. W. bhaBttf. . ;S vj ;- j: -;:. The terms of the aula Ll . n.LhLt v 'IIZSZIIZ third m twelvl . th and ene-Uurd la two years, with later, w?." dar 4sale ite rate of eigatper lSf ELa?"?. -W1 dually, and. the, tttasidhuid to oe retaied untU the, iuU, jlu parsons who contemplato- purehaatng rethedajrat sals'-' -t;? - -r . SPIER WRTTiWB altdtd . i GommUalAnaa ' r .i T .1. -: : ! a0BT(2AQS SALIL Pursuant to authorttr"eoatainmi im gage deed axeented the ilth dav el Jun aad C. 1L Suahee, trustee, to secure tha pay saent of a debt ta v v.ii a -J. ' WU,U. "t ths eourt-hoasr dsor m the eitr Eftt ,or .the 2ad day of rsbru ary, 1886. a tract oi laad in. r.4.. V!!$n 1ra and Whereon Ck. Ferreil and wifanow iiv and eoatainliai acres. The dead U registered tobooV 7t, page ax t .i - j . . GIO. KOEWOOD, Xxaeutor M . 0 W NOBWOOr dea'd --j avaww, AHomey. ; , j 1 JJ' ""f'fc( f vjiawaa aaxa VA UI11" In jcase a majority of the votes color district, in determining in their , fortuity iare indispeosabre to taxation id election shall- be in favor of fPetvw districta the question of an whether general or local. , Local taxa- Mini W. J , 'inerOaSAfl tlUItmafli Al Iha uluuil. Tl. ,'. ii -L . i -r i ... in :; which i such; district is sSaSwIS prwn MM an uneruiorthogripner f iTl k - P'?" ? authoro? thii invenlion; oftS51 ?5r:be m ?ch distrfct, and it ... v.. ii i. i j. - . :.r . anal Uftiia iint Af ii' . eoverer oe into science of spe ling, us he IITTa. -iTi J. 2-lf T m"" wimniii- " i1. Lji. ! . 4.-'-j .T-. ?l tee tI such ; district trt h. vi:. . ; t vuw v.vm au sua list; ana said clerk shall Jtst to the 'sheriff? of the 6 uov uy mill, the sheriff to collect said r ft- . i . tnbwinaehine. nrmtinir.itairW .TUW uwttanner as provided al the iayenlipnsa.disvOveries of kn- turies were biit jtrnies .compared, with, the Denents tto oe conferred on nmvi'rn man by this iscienc of spelling. Ilven aatne najr palOethAftertbe water brooks soj does the Chicago man'l soul pant to 1112X13UU UlflnmAM TAP r.nA AhAAIi 'l'k. I tit. L. ... . . i - a.uv j uuu luuaii , oo uuuona upon; tne same ur4UMu. rests wnoiiy upon- race class of Subjects within the territorial in this as in the other provwion, which limita of the, authority levying the tax: confines the. taxation to the -nrotertv 1 and run at hd uuuul nnn .11 , ana persons of the one 1 1 i w J - -1 wvvv WMBk V a I HON V IB.A UatillJII . alk t haau. : 1 ; ; i By vlrtne of avthortty gtwd m a mortgage from Alexander Barbara and wife to W.B. Allen, recorded in the register's office of Wake county, ia book 83, pay 17s, we wtU sell on Monday, the 22d day of Pebrtiary, 1888, at tha court-house door, in the city at Raleigh, the land onnveveri in uM mJt-- , .17iT rri or le8' situated in LiuNKiTer township -of saH eonnry aad adMoinr the rSLfJl Barl m a G Mitchell, Sion , Darral, 1 B. Perry and others. j Terms of sale cash. Time of sale 1 o'clock m. PACE A HOLDING, Jan. 22d. 188(1. itt7' M" ior thc'couection of State and 'county auu aaia snerin snail collect and py over the earns to the countv treaa. uyer. And saidsherira bond shall be t 1 v . i . luyue neroior, as provided m case of county senool tax cive the world the hfit f i,i.'Ja cec:. ao election, under the two of amniHiamhiW,h PWdmg section,, shall be held wiuiil,:s howeveh and nronerlvL Ibntl W 1U UHe that the tintc of i C')nirres muuail he ShrewniaWafi upon bug.uuaeuse I In lnaJ nttgi of Ifmerty. what, are Cou greasmfnjthe.re, for? . ; '1" i' . i - ; - ; t iljHB tariff bill .JMr. Morrison has in troduced! WiU, it is estimated, cut off $20, 00O,00a of revenue. The principal (&e, 4 The assessment thus, levied and collected from, the taxable property and PHa 01 white. persons, shall be ex pended n tiding to keep un the, Dublio fciool in said district for wh f both tiuxes between the aires -of a! aad twentyione years; an'd j the assess ment thus levied ad, oollected from the taxable bronertv and nolla of . -r ef X ' op redttctiohi it maltes are on susar. liemn- persons shall be expended in aidine to JL .1 a 'iJi ; ' taJ AaI-aI- -i -.1 ' I keep ud the nublio-aehool in1 aaid AimtriM. rice, and jjottons;; Its extension of the free, list will .repeal five miilions.i!i du ties. .: lhe.: red ufetioua in the i-ntlnn aodtt)e;ott.eoii;yajmaJiil coarse saeeungsjaa tbe wool sthedule. on the nJguer gtades i Un. these.! cotton, and woolen duties: however, chairman Mor riawu w atui:worxinir... The bill will in tnesuatf order Of bU8mesb referred id ! hu oomjaitteakjdiM and reported., to the i Uousa..andiarin rer colored children of both sexes be tween the ages of six and twenty-one years. , . j . : The act crantini a okrt of Dalfas; ratified and , taking effect on r 23d,; 1872, contains the follow- ingestion: 1 ,; ( : .'f' 1 ? . i That the corporate limits of tha town 6f Dallas shall oonsdtute a ' school dis trict, and that all taxes levied unon the same bytbe Stab? .for school purposes ot tbe classes thus divided; as the case may be. The same difference runs into the application of the funds. ; Those de rived from one class are devoted to the education of the children of that , class only; and denied to the children of the other, a distinction which finds no coun tenance in tho constitution, but ia alike opposed to it in its general structure and in its details, j ; Suppose the; principle was carried out and made applicable to the entire county, and the school districts are; .1 but divis ional parts of the county; is it not obvi ous it would be subversive of the equality and Uniformity .recognised in the system of publio schools which looks to a fair participation of all its JJ OU8S AND LOT FOB 8ALK 1 . j taxation! " and Oooiey in, hu-other work on 'Const. Law,. 499, 224 "the requirement that it shal be. uniform is universal. It ap plies as much to these local : assessments as to any other species of taxes." These referenoea suffice to show that in authorised local taxation, for the genr eral good of the residents within the tax J? F a 1 . a . autrict, as. aisunguisbed from those within ; the. principle which '. includes, large territorial boundary enclosure a. it must be levied ia accordance with " con stitutional requirements, and the prop-' erty of a class cannot be singled out tn ih looks bear the burden of whiph the property cituens of another class is relieved. Theseuni On 7 voraa) nnn A i in. a A: J i . 1 JONE8 POWELL, g" Q, a-aaa w vtsai av waaasvaF at why may it not be between children of different sexes, or between natives and naturalized persons of foreign birth, or even between the former and eitisena of other States removing and settling in una oraie f i These considerations clearlv indicate the incompatibilitv of aneh leirislation. present enactment, and the . distinction can no more be drawn between different owners than it can be between different kinds of taxable property of the same owner alike subiect to an ad valnmm tv In the opinion we have expressed of wie operation oi our own constitution upon, suqh discrimination , legislation it JjIVIDJD KOTICB. ; t ' a-.-. Kora CsxouKa Bittaoan coi. OBCXsWaBT UD TBXASCUE- OrVTOB, on.. LI 11 W C- Jn. 80th, 1888. a um uuccion oi tne worth Care lias railroad eomrany have declared a ama .i - aent. three per cent pay a Me Ma-ch 1st to stock. ho'er ot record at 13 o'clock m. February InUl. lilt lliMi n 1 . . . ry 4-. scut ocpicmuer ia w nou holders of record at 13 o'elock m. Ancnst loth - -- w viwa m xeoruary lotbuntfl S1if,,u Vdock m. August 10th until September 1st, 1888; ?! w j r.B.Bums, oeo'y and Treasurer. Jan 31. CLOSING OUT. Of Confectioneries. Cinra. ritrarwttia irK. eoa,MMical Instrumants. Ac at and below coat. I have a complete and fresh stock of all goods ugaallr kept in a lint-class tnfectton ery; also a nice Soda Fountain for sale ehean. Come early, as I mean business. 1 ( vmmrt 8. M. BICHARDSON, ; . ;: . .US Vavittvin ftrmmX. -iik.uf-ii. t- i-.r r , 7fw."Bame ov vfvvavii cava hue uuer Dost btu .mil' i i .. . . siji. LA ... mm . wi aaupeexpenaeainoonrormitv with the V?" W 11 Btilw regulAtbuB In swiablisbieLi is nnnMAiurv a ;i , . f f--o j av uiuuuo Iltto lis OOn- Prf1i".0atU)n'withee,ltt,Ji ncy'with the recent amendments eatapiisned in, the constitution and to made to the constitution of the United Which all leffislation must conform in States Tli ..... .f,i. order to its bein v.im ! i- , " TZV3 Pr?" Tk- - -i 0 v. . i. -fw.unmii,ciTungDta to all tne lhe special; race distinction, more- oitizena of a State and especially to pro- ouimcenflmt with thej concluding tect tbe newly enfranchised colored peo- clause of arties t, sectionj 2, which, pie, added to the body politic, in their after direcfang ; that inatructfon shall be possession and use. But they did not given to children of the two races in annul thb sUtate. long in force, which separate publie schools, declares that from ! considerations of 'public policy "there shall be no discrimination in forbids a marriage1 between a whitT per- avorof or toj the prejudio of either son and a negro, as expresslf held m -ituM Jl SiVl?. 63 0.(-451,and ; W'J " fvitvvm jwerf wpia pf w 1 jwQfnizw in W(? vs. ) lieanedy, 7Q HHCUT sn ea with Extra urniah then whaa JllUrV Snfaata vrr' aiMaf ar4 iZrrT ior 111a ue SSw OrSS 1Hw-tkMl wSSeVS?! ! ave nee, fouuil j ."f. orid to refund buomv ABE STILL TRIUMPHANtT. : . ?or fifteen years thev hv .fnJ a favor, and with sales sonT ,'LC5 A. 1 IJt- i . , TT". uTthnK ram or oocb&i voo wa rn a Neat! and Practical Defgn. AacHrracT am jsmMa;! alivtion? 0; lCBwMit too- , rigBuUdmiT'!, f B5-V . . J ; ;;-?:,;f Wm 3--fi in ,;,;,r. Ml f. i.
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