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"i. ; ' v , in - i:. i ., ... - - i r- --Ir -n - r -i 1 i .- -:v.i: - ----- -H 1 - i !- . , 1 I DEMOCRATIC SUPREMACY FOR THE GOOD OF ALL, AND A ; DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTERED BY DEMOCRATS. .4 m:r:i:s,o. i.i:m 1. ii M i - ; ; i ... i - - r ' . i - - . I GREENSBORO, N. C FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER jaiil 1888. E1NSB0RO PATRIOT THE PRLSinUJfTIALOUTUWK. tho situation as': the managers re- and Most Hxtcn- - ihe w ii mmgton Star, whose eift- ccive the re'.rirns. and welcome (f) ... -i-. - I ; i . T ed eoivor still believes it necessary llh.es awkward negro accessions to :i uri-apor.in Piedmont to read, intelligently and Mtody as-1 their number; in their secret "con ' :: f 8M ""us'yin order to put into the fabs" and coritidential conferences . h a Medium for nanus ot thwpoople a paper which how Dr. Benbbw and Messrs. Steele before a Prosper- thev mar snr..- I to some "slobbers' and "gladiators' and anathematize the numbskulls Ui journalism who' never inform among the Republicans who are t KAltd m journalism who never inform lamonir the Republicans l 15 . I T . -i- v. v. .uv,.,omr, nuf usj ujucu uraiu i tatting ior gospel : irniu an iuai ... maienai, nut go booming serenelj which was intended only for "bun ... i . i .- i on all tim liarnois making its cal- combe," while the honest Prohibi 'j.IATKIQT. JcuIatioirH the Tresideotial voteltion Detponrais of; Guilford have .- :(;!:(, X. c. ' i - j i to closif.f comfort. Yesterday's resolved! that they will not this issue uas ui roi lowing estimate: year staud in the way of redeeming w e are icneli inclined to think- i tui- T;Aoiiainf .. 1 ...Mr.i. -i, i. iroto uie present outlook that the tfwL.. t.i.:. sMi. .i on the Fame-States that decided W?.lker !n this deep trouble which have leisure imis:r. tiiii!n-l llfiiry j. l'b;ite the contest in l,SSi and. in 1876 I has lome npon them. .ev iork, ew Jersey,. Connecti- to fortifyj their Bagging spirits with cnt and Indiana. There is some ! ,.:i , 1 ... I 1 r sm. U!,n.n ALam . ltA On1 oy rra.m ot tuo yellow fever. If uf rJ: muou me tever sboQld continue nntil over recall the mournful exciama . but :i Frt-er vember theH will be great dan- tion of Pyrrhusr l'"Oi xiv: jHilicv, HiM' tlV victory, dnd I am und . ' not see why Mr. Cleveland should i i ' One more such ndone!" not carry New York. New Jersev - - r ami Indiana. Connecticut will ih it bocretary hardly go Democratic. Indiana is Ti tin-.from ituo NO TIM B FOR SWAPPING. j - !i,is Im'u re- 0. t The New York Commercial Ad' safe unless boodle and colonization cernger indeejident paper, but defeat the Democrats. In the West ... 1 in several States the Dtsmocrati ""!u U4V """"i vky ....ri. ,.t i..rw t'nr u-iil muL-n Imnvv mina va iiivo nn erv. Ilphnblicari administration ' i . J t i ..... - .. .. - - - I - - - - mm . " j a f It u!iiiiintid to "Ul1"1' win Munaui.v carry i since mewar, Jin recent umeiy .aiiiornia,whic will onset t lorida, rCTiew. ofJ rreaident Cleveland's re- ""Ta '?SA cord savs: lrUlUCldlH CIIUIlLlllLr III! IIlHkllll' I - i immense gains tin Minnesota, but.1 The coantry has been singularly we have not niuch doubt that it prosperous under Mr, Cleveland's will go Kepublican. There is a big administration, j - Indeed, it was rpvnlt. bnf. ir. Mhnt nnnirh or a snn never more prOSPOrOUS. Ivfet us pose, to chauge the State. think abo)it that a little bfore we WnH.inlr vriti tl.o ,f VOler l UfUlff lUBE MnUlll.-WIOU i-.v r imi in- linn .is iiOIe oi carrying v;onuecucuc is manV verv difficult Problems hxve sanguine without reasonablefouu-1 presented themselves since Mr. datiou. On the other hand.'the Cleveland became President, some I ...j. iii.iii..ui is i loss ottnobtatQ of l lorida through OVJ '"".' ""ujijji iuo (iiiLwx'nor lv The r I", iriir1 -State. !ii M.:!ia- w iii keep j 'in g-xxi N'.irits, t ,Ut,jry ; tUG' ot refugees from the perity of industry. fThey have been ...come oi inc yeliow fever appears to us too un- so judiciously dealt with, by the likely, a contingency to give us administration that! iio harm has j Monuee ou Western Farm, j First, as to farms. In 1880 there were 133,500 farms in Kansas, 256,000 in Illinois, 195,000 in In diana, 247,000 'in Ohio, 185,300 in Iowa, 145,000 in Michigan, and 134,300 in Wisconsin making a total of 1,301,100 in the seven States named. Recent statistics collected by Granger associations and printed in farm journals make the following exhibit of farm mort gages in these same States : 4 Kansas -1 8235,000,000 1,000,000,000 035,000,000 1,227,000,000 507,000,000 500,000,000 357,000,000 Illinois Indiana - I Ohio I j Iowa i - '! ! Michigan I Wisconsin I Total S ! 4,521,000,000 These figures are so startling in their enormity as to seem incredi ble. Wo do not vouch for their accuracy. They present the 1, 301,100 farms in seven Western States as encumbered with an ag gregate of four and a half billion mortgage indebtedness, or an average of over $3,400 for each. The assessed valuation of property in these States in 1885 was as fol lows: ' i Kansasl Illinois Indiana : ! Iowa j ' l Michigan Wisconsin - Ohio COUHSE OF : - i I we willfuot ne labor and our 8275,500,000 ( 707,000,000 793,000,000 025,000,000 S50,000,000 490,000,000 1,071,000,000 Total 5,507,500,000 It will be seen tftat the reported mortgage debts cover about four- fifths the assessed value of the farmsfand the' bulk of these mort gages are held j in the Eastern in dustrial States. A MATKI3IONIAL CATECIISM. lie was very practical, and in or der to have everything fair and square beforehand he said: "ion know, darling, 1 promised my mother that my wife should be . ol .lack Fros . :! on the Cold valid Uouuds ffor ann-ehension coul to bfasiuess or industryi Why a ea housekeeper and a domestic aim grounds jor appreLensiou. . . ... A-. .- Xv. woman. Can you cookf cw Jersey may be counted as J another term a President who has h 'Vk"' , Bhe?ai sallowing a whicu ought notUo, 'satisfy The PrcsideaV Letter ou the Working- -: SU- . I .. Li I : We propose, therefore, toi stimu late Our deiTitic industrial enter prises; by irueijig from duty the ici porte raw oiait trials which by 1 the employment of labor are used ib our hqme mabulactures, thus j ex tending the markets for their sale and permitting an; increased and steady production, with thi allow ance of. abundant profits. j T i 1 i. ' TUUE I TO . THE I UKDEVIATIJi G a t i i THE PEMOCEiATip PAETV, - - I gleet the interests of iwotkingmen. In all effotts to remedy thie existiag evils we rill furnish nq excuse for loss of employment or reduction of Jth? wage of honest ; toit On the con trary, we propose in any adjust metf pnr revenue laws to con cede i suMi eucaraemenrd ad vantagd to the employers of kid; mestic fabo: as will easily cont pensate for any difference that may exist between j the standard ot wages which should be pai4 to buir laborinof men and the rate allowed in other feouutriesJ We propose, too, by extending the markets !fqr onr mauuflctnrers to promote the steady employment t.'t labor; whil by cheapening the cost of the riecj essaries of ife we increase the pur chasing poer of the wprkirigman's wages and add to thoicomifbrts of his home; aRd before passing froni this phase if-the question I am constrained b express theppinion that while the j interests, qf labor should b always sedulously rei garded ia'auy i' nodiScation;of ouij tariff laws, 'dditiohal 'a nil more direct and ellicient i protection jtq these interests would be afforjletj by the restriction and prohibition oi" immigration or the i i'p6rtaton, of lal.rcrs frdm otber countries,' nhncron,,, cur suores, uavi lftr Vl ... t.a... -a i " - I'-JV, vm I L. led L li ing our fellow citizens, or, n 1:1. 1 : u..:; l.ineolu'Sj IV, is out" Tnunnaii i 'I- i saL, and the treat fiffbt will be U a,waiirniiv I rrni.iaH Mn great big lumpen her throat. lOratfWl in th KfoUa nf Tnl tana I rti fK.iiI Mnmtifg itnaaW I aud Vew York th formpr of Alter three years antt a bait ot t wuicu is tnucu tbe more doubtful iB(:nn.uay, : " m.v I "Yes; I went into a bakery and of the two. It Is true. Cleveland's ,. i- 'hlr-.'.nnnD.niirnAi learned how to mate all kinds and ..inl-aiin. ;.. xr,l v, ica ir .k k;.. i ? i bread." She added under her ,......, -r . r-j-- r. ,-.r-T , hratJ. mav r - i i i nrnmnru r na wairuFA Tha nann a I leanuny smau-niy a mue over rr" .r4! "And can vou do vour own dress qairmg any jer;aane9t interest our country, uunwno crowd everr ueiu i.i employment itvith UXIXTELLIGET4.ABbU AT tVAGfc those So- and .r.;T:i 1 ion. i u ' rr t ' Khy should we not continue as we "auu cau yuuuujuuruwnun ,100; but thei Tammany, Irving Lref aDd k M Cleveland for making! I am comparatively :t i of August nan anu ino couui were hopelessly divided now I affairs! tlirr r i 1 ! 1w nn irarrinir f-Hnna tin ' " ? c. .lllnll ami' tli rnnii tv npmftiT(v r,l ,i t i poor man. love, and dressmakers' iiriease OI T - , iuui icaiB iuuRi at un iiwu ui uui ' . . . 1111 1,."' " I . . 1 . k . . Initio arnnlff ennn lionlri-tiiit. mo tuns in the in t i I- and it is estimated that he will leave the city and go into the 4 Xi-i :i -itst ; have gone Mate with from, 80,000 to 90,000 n :i,Miy increased majority. ;.j i .ViilMina and 4r , At the worstf should the Star3 foregoiug diagnosis of probabilities prove correct, Mr. Cleveland's elec- 6. A KOIILE YOUXO IIEKOISK. 5. . A .subscriber hands us the fol bills wonld soon bankrupt me. "Yes," she said frankly, "I can make everything I wear, especially pattern bonnets." i "You are a jewel,'' he cried with enthusiasm, "come to my arms" "Wait I a minute there's no I iimh ratic by i L" i.iis f.ir honors lowing torching story of a brave young school teacher near Ord, hurry," she said coolly. "It's my Nebraska,! the j facts. "concerning turn to ask a few questions. Can . V " - ; - I - I rrii Eliv nrfmA anil narru in nrtalf whi6h came under ;the personal K .vT,fi ' J. , , w;- . -""r " that country: . ij M ("Canyon make your coats, vests, coal!" hire i ?u Sia'te, and i tj: t.!!!t t" 1 rr.:iHif I- I-'- - iii-i havt c to do wit U the strong probabilities of a Rh had Uhirtken little nnnila in UrouserB and other wearing aj . gain of S or 10 votes over his last school when the'' blindinir. freeziner parol!" f competitor. Xoi less influential a storm came on. She is only 19 I "Dot that isn't to tha purpose." 10 ioiirnal' than "the Philadelphia jeais of age, and, no doubt, '.would "Can ou bmld a houae, lig lever ... - , : be afraid of a mouse, yet her brave ditches, weave carpets and" - n"r ' - " lTfcU spirit rose Mtbl the cJccasion and "lamnota professional." not certain;, expresses tue upiuum gDe penormea-toe wonaenui teat 2eitheram 1. It has taken the that it is impossible to make any- of traveling three-quarters i of almost of my life to acquire the edu- "f- hunting tuog ke ca,puuiou heading thl column of twelve little I attached youZto me. lint as soon ii ;uim .Mi.irges to me fc,r. - children, wbile sue earned one in as I have learned all the profes Us.i.n; tl !aiMl ecomi- all along the line, with a "stam- her arms, to the nearest habitation, sions you speak of I will send you ivi-hlti-itfoi tho- Govern- pede" of States fi Cleveland which reaching it in safetynot losing nay card. An revoir," and she .11 i t , t..t jj.-in-etly plain. : ot Acceptance. L-i oiir wife a i - ! .i u p.iy lor 4r, most sanguine expectations. IIEILLY FUNXV. ji i 4t.ijOt and only !H:lf.-!i.Vil.-: Shall that you to Cleveland which reaching it in saieiy noc losing imv card. An revoir." and she Vitt nt.M hia miinritv hflVond the one of the little lambs committed swept away. Z " to her charge. It was an awful And the disconsolate young man honrney.. ihe tornado j peat her went to the nearest drug store and skirts around her, blinding her eyes bought a two-for a-quarter cigar, anu aimoswucjiriviug u ui uicum. wnu wuicune speeuuy soiaceunim- lint aim hriivpniic all and waaedioolf rwrmr ir3i n looks very mucn now as u through it all with a Woman's bravo IlEAT IX TUE COMSTOCK MINES. V ;!' .. t v; s.iy.s he fav- it uv, .iti.l hence the f .'a ; xtw him at Ii - tl 1,;.; leaders ot the Third Party were heart. The storm blew the school about to be "hoit by their own pe- house uoor f on me umges tore uu t4TLe Comstock mine in Nevada tard." They ha been in the se- "ff M.? wonderful work," said 'Mr. cretall the time-that the great rhere.. Xo Wr course remained ""L "t: ' . 1 T": . ! : ----- - . i ... .. i i , leet iu a veitiuai nuo iu iuo roAemeut whicn;p are carrying for her but .to Drave tne siprm ana Uom of the 8uaftf and . one cau oi i ... i fira nt tna nirin rnnnrpn inirprn. i ... ... h.U-?n un ing the Democratic strengthbut Z"lr:7Z"TJu minutei .1.- 4. i,. tl.. .Hfinlrv i. thPv hav len nn- w V t-l. t A i r " to haul ore to . ! j j v - " - ia 17 a t- in t nn nr nr ii h iiihl iii uiimii , aa i - . v .. .... ii.. """-" . '"r r cace will lilt, auout o.uuu pounus. -distrn:t. de-'awe to icnue secret out,- auu me there is strength, sue xook tnBL.,imM.,Mjjnf ,,.,,1 I .t- . a .t-a rAnnwct in har iirml iml'fir.Ml tliA . .. ' 1 i u. i'lat game nmg peujuw iiio(mriiiuin i loIlu I .... ,. T , I each. Work on the UotnstocK is 1 in Durham and one or t in-j Of ik. i in TARIFF HE FOR 31. "; I - ' .i i ' - How I.eadiiij Republicans In the Past 11 jive Advocated tbe Democratic Meas ure of Today Literal Xluotationii from K-publicau "Bijj tiuuf." ' IijuGENE HALE. Salt. I believe this article should j go upon the free list; that the monopoly! which has obtained heretofore for the Onondaga Salt Works ought to cease. Senatou Mosnm It is a mis take of ther friends of a sound tariff to Insist! upon the extreme rates imposed during the war 1ST0. 1 i - 'i p ! .. I VflLL,lAM D. KelLey. Let the raw) material (wool) 60 in e in. Let us make blaukets that will drive out English blankets!. July 22, 'cG. AVaeneu Miller j The soouei we have that (tariff) revision, the bctlbr it v ill be for all industries. 1832. I Willia:i McKinliey. The fiee list might be enlarged without af fecting injuriously a ican interest!. 1SS2. single Amer Benjamin' Harrison. The, crea tionjof , the Tariff Commission was a confession that the tariff needs revision. If tho report comes in, it should be promptly acted upon. November 28, 1882. j (iharles J. Fo!ger,i Secretary of theTreasnry. Taxes! upon spirits antj tobacco, being upon things not needful, should be retained rather than! those upon thei cosnsion no cessdriea of lite. Aiinpial Kepost, 18S3 Ileury L. Dawesj. The duty must be levied ou the! raw material or on the manufactured article. If you Bevy it on tne raw material, you discriminate against American labor. . j 1 and Mr. -i; t the sit ; iiit f t he " ' 1- - jii:: 'I ju i: i, -;.! l wo other ?,ew a. H"?' J' ffc the workmen having been driven' o oiucr . -it whs from one-drift into - t. 7,, 0.,, an. ... ! .- t C!'. I .i i.:.u I. , uuui lucuc iiuoui tu oiwu fccu- ffilV. TOlimifN 111 iuc hid ucg.o anoiuer. ui, wim a iai u aim .,.., ,(! f !, who are getting heartily sick ot heroism tht were matchless, she air on the sulphurous rock pene rifvelaudsiiia.iicalisui, which, for them, con struggled through the snow drifts, trated by the different levels. The sbts iu great deal of voting and ueiV'", T KT" temperature averages about 120 : ,M,,J,..1.f h -uZVV"Z"?'rZi degs. down thereand it is simply ' u f 1 . , , mP, i.. ,f i! i.'J iT '.impossible for tho miners to work would rather go ro iauj uacs iuau Ue cuimrew 'P"J "Jl 1 under such conditions. Whether if. a lliO r!llllr t fhn Hemnratic aud plhck. p.he teacher torgot her i,art v-are iK-ginnlng to 'be attract- 2?.,f rltU!! come the difficulties met in those - - I I I1H Mill! Ill M M.a UlClllf. UU.I. Ill 1 m u In great in- "produc ii:.-i ; . . r i. .ii . is led- a r."" ; who make claim io Ameri'edn ci zenship. The platform adopted bv tile hue National Convention of our party contains the following de clarat ion: "Judged by Dempcratic principles, the interests of tlie pep pie are betrayed when, b unneces sary taxation, jiniAtslfond'cninbina tions are permitted aud fostered, which, while unduly enrichihg the few that combine, rol the bjcdyOf our citizens by, depriving tliem as purchasers of tho benefits of natur al competition." ; M Oldest Chime of Uells 4-T.hO oldest chime of bells n iVmcfica is the chime of eight on Christ church, Salem street.! Boston..1 Ihev were brought from England ius174i, and were procured by subscription, Mr. John liowe giving the i'rei j li l They cost $500 ; ; the, charges for wheels and putting them n p!ac were X93. The inscription on them are" au follows; IThe tenor first! savsr 4Tbis peal of eight bells isthb gift of a number of generous pejrons jtd Christ church in Boston, NewjEng-l and, Anno 1744, A; B." Hie see! ond: "This church was founded iu the year 1723, Timothy Culleri doc tor in divinitv, Ithe 'first rector, A. 11. 1714." The third says: "We are the lirst ring of bells cast fpr the British empire in XorthUVme r!if;i, A. B. 1741.", j Tho fourth ei iin.s: "God preserve the Church England, 1744."; Thfiftlicom- memorates " W ilham bhirleT, ibsq., Gorernm- of Massachusetts b!y in N. E , Ai-io 1744."! The sixtlj bell tells Us: "The feubseriptieli Of hese bells was began by Jlohh lam -nock aud Bobert Temple. chart J . wardens, l tl.' ihc;;t.ev- enth says: "Siucoigefierosityllhas " r-alJ6Ii.nA. L'(igan When Cer. , j stands ubon this lioor a gehtlemau i this high, this land j tells ma tha ! """is for the extraordinarily high tairn. I protection of the laboring its.. teh him that I do not! understand hovf he can possibly substatiJi.-ite such a theory. April 13, l$70.r LOCAL NEAYS. Tiie Madison j Branch. Mr; P. Lk Price, who has been very zealous anil persevering in his cfj forts! in bphalf -of the extension and completion of this branch ojf the main line of the Cap : Fear S( Yadkin Valley R. R.,hatjust re-) turned from Madison, ;aml informs us that track-laying jv ill com- mence at oiice, that there are now' abouM ten i 'car-loads of rails at . Si 1 Stokcis'dale and the trestle over! Dan River is completed! Milton elected the leg4 Caswell Democr Ac V. The; Democrats of Caswell S county inj convention, assembled at Saturday the 15th inst.J the fotlowi ricr ticket:- For islature, Allen H. Howird: for! sheriff B. S. Graves,- the presen incumbent ; for treasurer, an office lately restored by the magistrates George O. Wilson; for register of deeds, jizekielSlader; for coronerj S. L. Stevens; for surveyor Ai Williamson. They good team, and the signs times point unmistakably election in November, i James make a of the ! 0 their The Baptist Convention. Wc respectfully suggest' tjiat the community bear in mind the fact. that thej convention of the Jiaptist; Church of North Carolina assem bles in 1 this ! city in November Greensboro's Baptist conjgrega- tion is p. I most excellent! body of people,! the pastorate of a jminis Oliver P; Morton Tho cburitrv expects a large reduction, tbe conii jtry k'npws that it can lie made, the country has been promised this re duction, and the dominant narf v here is! responsible to the country for thi reduction, an 1 vriil be hehl responsible if it is not made. JohnhShernian. Sucfc excessive. protection not -only ceases to diver sify pj-ptection, but .forces labor in to prptected employments. 1872. The tatiff ought to be cbrefuliy re vised with a view tocorreetany in equalities or incongruities that have grown qat of change of values since the passage 'of the act lof 1883. January, 18$ 3. j JirRDER AT PLEAS AST GAR- DO. R. II. Smith Dealt 1T1II Mnrley a Delli-niow lTIth a!Rakf j .j Handle. . ';- '.( Satuf day evening last,i about 3 o'clock R. H. Smith arid: Will Mirleyj.aged about 16 years j re spectively, in attendance at ; Rey- nold's writirjg school neAtf Tlcas anit Garden, precipitated ; i diffi cu!ty which resulted in Smith dealing! Marley a death-blow over the head with an old rake handle. ? From young Smith, who jwas triiJd before Esquire Haidan at Pleasarlt Garden j yestefd- y land locjged p jail here last nightj Vc learn that the affair grew out of Snjith'slordcring Marlcy to Uirow away a! chunk of fire with which the latter was lighting a cigarette. In irefusfng to comply with Smith's detnanc Marley endeavored to re buke him and threatened; to knife him, anl at the same time made a lunge Smith and cut his (Smith's) finger. Smith alleges that at this juncture he proposed to witWraw from thfc combat, but ' Marley i not isficd gathered up anj old rake handle and was in the act of dealing Smith a blow, whenj he wrenched the rake handle from Marley and dealt him the fatal blow. He says Marley fell agUinst the) schtol-house vhe.n he s him, bur showed no signs of ruclc scri- ous injury, llere the row ceased, and Marley, apprehensive ,of j the injuries he had received, proceeded homeward, accompanied ; by his brother! Immediately aftert his arrival she began; growing worse until th'it night about 9 p'clpc when hp breathed his last. Dr. Gray mjtde a post! morteni exami nation, vhich disclosed Unc fact that Marley's skull was broken. Smith is a youthful JooTting criminal , and says there were two or three! other boys who witneised the whble affair. 1. He seems very uch grieved over the sad occifcur- alleges that he had no whatcvcr,and Was death until w'sl ar- I v.ol'M mention anicies wnicu enter into opened our mcnthjs, car tongues shall read aloud its praise, 174!;' aud the eighth ieouludcs : uAbel Rchall, of Gloucester, east us hll Annn 1T1.1 "r.itii:i ITr.l i! , 1' i :1v .1 - f.' U his rapa- 1" juiff,... He tal- right and eri- my niillions. b; t.ixen for y :., S!:..niH,- eiKii'parative i 1 .v vi", or says bill is verv Mr. Harrison, ions weajKJn, ive; arounu. i .l un rnri". f-;ump for Cle :j. His resem M. I eK'W will run III b , . . come me uiuicuuiea nit Tli a storm was irreat. but her wo . , . ...1 l,v the iM)werful and impassion- OTM e,j in ,Ut ower ieveis remains 10 - . - 1 ill au a bi'iiii, f,..v. he seen. I think, however, it will not, for . . . 1 r i. f 1. : I.:.: A.. I r e' : j l. ii I IU eu appear 01 me f. ruwu.iiuu .cm- aanger 01 iiee'ius iu u4iu ueiaei , Qn ,h t h- iutcI1S0 Leat ers, and are evincing an earnest ue- isue neipeu hub cuuureu lurougu si ll.n ..v oil K re to be admitted into the fold, one ami alter anorner, iuiiyiaeter terranean ; heat."-Kausas City . . r I mitieU VUctll It lUCl IIVIIOUCU .U UCI' T.-.,... - II Jir. t,u, ui,a KI.T i,5i l -nines. - ... . . r tit Til ! 1 wouldn't it oejnsi "killing, u .ur. i8h wiUl theta. She rubbed; their Burkhead who seems to be thor- ooi j hands, Spoke encouragingly to onhly iu earnest in his wofully them, wiped: away their tears, told 1 i. .,m .ni them the journey would mot be. mistaken ideas-should succeed, lo nd thUf way kept their with his new paper, the Progress, hearta np. u wag a dreadful three I in drawing off iq November 500 quarters of a. mile, Itjuet;to Cotton and Tobac CO. Several gentlemen, yesterday, expressed the opinion that if the rain continued the cotton crop would be totally destroyed in this Of ja mile. At! last the Xotuulv can form anv hlpa or an) Durham bountry negroes house is in sightj-all hearts; take ofthe extent of the damage al- trom the Republican party! courage now, ana ine uiiie nana ot read tlone. The tton is rapidly on t il other hand scores of Pro- ;h.,rfeD' tied together to keep the rottiu and gpr0Qthig, and much of , On the other band, scores 01 1 ro wind from carry,ng them: off and it t j8 feaml will be entirely hibition Democrats-good men and burying them beneath the yirgin w'ortole8s.j A I'romineut agrieul true, who want legislation on the snow,' are within reach of refuge turist also said that there would be liquor traflic, but who kuo in from the stotm. (A few more. drifts heavy loss in the tobacco crop. The their hearts that il must ever be a to wade, the children all ho d brave- curing season is just at hand, and 1 Sell nnestion lou.t''.not f"? Js Jaggmg behind it ia impossible for the farmers to moral and not a political question or mi8Sing ( The house is reached, care their tobacco News and Ob becoming alarmed at the mevi- the door is Hung open and the tired, ilIcll aj table tendency of the Third Party flB1 J "T " . . movenu-nt and thft danirerof a re r,wu.7rBUU Horses and mules Accord- moxenHut and the danger 01 a re women are notiall selfish, as we trt RtatiHr. fnrrli!hel the wir oration of Badica supremacy, are otten bear it asserted. Minnie Free- ZX p1ty has a brad I hesitating in theirsaffiliation with man is"a heroine; whose praises we foUowiuffis the latest horse census: the party, aud inaijy declare that are proud tq sing, ! Bussia, 21,570,000 horses; Amen- . , - - j i S ea, 9,500,000; the Argentiue repub- How any mat hot above an idiot lie, 4,000,000; Anstralia, 3,500,000; - :v.-l H-eoid and -vhse banner x-msiuent rant -lanv duties unvr collected - miht be; re nutted thoao maautactures ot :il sorts These duties1 not only dome from the consumers at home, lint act as i piLueciiou 10 loreign manutacju-- es. AfMiual ' Message, December, into. t What the Fatrl Relieve: That the Third Tarty ticket receive niore than lUitiJiesi v. jiinu'jii. i. lot protection which leads to ultimate 1 ree Trade. Anril 1. 1870 Tor nearly two years the Wholesale price of;;merican salt i:i Toronto. Canada I was a dollar Hlower per barrel than the same salt! was sell ing for oil the New York Side ofthe laiie. Certainly, gentlemen will not want a duty ecniihued that enables ithat thing to he ilone May 18. 1872. " V 1 1 :. 1 itsiuitiu -ruiui-. a total aooi;- j .....tt nnrl,, .,ui.vt.r Illlll I.i PVI! tnVM Il'ftllM !1 I'lAil ; 1 t i; ... ... ...... . .... v . v 1 . 1 ItiUIUOl jineviraoiy prove serious, an insurmountable onstaele ter universally loved and esteem ed; they jare ever among the fore most on all occasions whicjh test the good town's open-handed hos pitality, cjnd when their commit tee of reception calls upojn our householders and heads of jfami- '!.c nn'n fflnnri! and A kvarm 'I .VJ'N-f- ... '-tobe should greet : the vis heartj. ;ts of the State, j jting Bapt4- VeTTEVIl1e. ! Pistols I in Fa. rain from From passengers on the w L we Fayetteville this afternoon j learn that a regular knock-down- I i- and-drag-oyt-fight occurred there ence, an. last night between the Winston criminal intent and Fayetteville negroes, and that not award of Marlev . f...j uiiv. jcu a tun- I y uua mviMiiiy wjicn I1C spicuous part. Just as the train rested was pulling put from Fayettieville some of the .Fayetteville negroes threw a rockj into the train, which came near striking a Mr. W. A. Suits, from Winston. This led to Suits opening! fire on the, mob out Slue. Wnirn nmrMtrVpf nrnrH I . t . . i V . T -w ..wm, the taintest hope of jbcing clcctc nnJ aha lima ktA.J.U.J I i 1 . ' ! : , T 1 I f Governo. North Carolina , PrT? :CSP?n'C That thJ Lord ever made a bet ,i "7 4"u u,c uun- ler dlsh thin "green" goose stuffJ -miy ana peace was soon restored. ed with "irio-uns." I Mn ncsn wounds iThat Cleveland's mainritv extent of the dam- Harrison will be less than qo elec J tojral votes J T i s , DOCKERV'S RECORD. Col. QJ IThat tlierp i n tnLn ( ;o II. Dockery, the Republican Gub- inj the South5 which surpasses crnatorial candidate, is going Gfeensbord in pretty women. about the State! labeled and tick- jThat thej-e is a work of internal' eted with such an atrocious re- improvement in all the county! cord he is so burdened and of more substantial he nrfif tr tli borne down by his political sins of people at largej and more descrv- both omission ai that we reallyfeel a reluctance to & syadkin Valley I is I anvwherc to be .1 I 1; i L iWe- hate to hit a found a city with better ITotcl ac- down, and will commodatiotns tnanGrccnsboro : will votes - That Col. O. II. Dockery hJ c nnn i : J' firoughout ilie'State. Two was about the negroes Bad Bepokis femtile Crcjs TU 3 rainy, nWiliyrweatlier o the past ? wo days uas iiad a iepre;s5 ing c-iCVct upon! "the farmers, anl the si;n:Uion atj present does, n deed, look slouiy. The cotton'&l' readv damagedjbv thi rains oil a week aro, is noWj a'jouttlune for.4 The bolls are repbileil toberotUi rapidly ai:d unless 4 season of j (tf vorab'-e weather cbines to haifd, very this r.eetion will ho as short, it :nfi shorter than it jwasj iu 1SS1. Tlie buj-ers say that! t$e character- fyf the cottt'ii that has so far reached the market is bad. Nearly ail tho! cotton is stained, slid of a bluish; tinge. However, ; they look for; an improvement in' the grade of thei second picking. I The rains of Sunday and Monclak have resulted in additional damsle; also to the corn crop. i; piaud corn; ls injured but little, but as a gerjj eral -thing, the lov!r,nd corn is u failure. Charlotte Chronicle. : i j! not to; a thorough! revision of the tariff and to! any tfpnsidcrable reduction in niiport diities The prcstfut tariff sjftem -I4i, ' ia many respects,' un- Hjafit. It intakes .uuennal idistnbu- "tioii3. both of us burdeiis and4ts ibeiielit.s. fAnnu.il Mesj-.ade, 1SS: his record in i$S4 without com ment: tl hat tbe Iafrlot "IVImIicn to See:-- Greensboro take its lerritimate rj; r xn"rl:lJrr, pcc!as a manufacturing nl- ; ; " 'i -r IX.-Xi centre, utilng io the full all its Lec vjuicjv, a negro lawyer, against j ! " John W. Snced, pne of the bdst extraordinary railway facilities j James'; G. Blaine. During the entire wan when we uerej seekieg everything on the. earth; out of qnickly, ih'a Cotton crppf m which taxatioii could bo Wrung, tit section will, bo fas short if nit! i jnevcr entered into the eoineeptidn bf j Congress to tax brealstufftt-f bever. l 1 Neither bread-stuff ruor lutr.bcrl became the sirhjct of One penny of taxation. 1S0J. ; La doubtedly the inequalities! in; tlie w.iges of Bnglish and A'i'-ericah Operatives are more than equalized j by the great eFucieuey of the latter and their longer hours of labor 1831. the risk is too great to admit of i.vj.ird to a gloil-ltheir casting meir oiea in u uiau r .ks are closed ; .i.i tn.ueh is taken 5 can believe that you can make peoJ Germany, 3,350,000: France, 2,800,- ner which will accogtplish no good piemore contented, more prosper- 000, and 300,000 mules; England, for themselves, but! will simply aid ons actually richer by taxing them 3,790,000 horses; Canada 2,921,000; 'r that will end the Bepublicau party throughout in their footlt;raimeut, bed-clothing, bpain, 050,000 horses, and 2,o00,- , u! L", n,-u v..ni. .rnii.. . - ! building materials, furniture, nieans 000 mules; Italy, 2,000,000 horses: ,...:lf close on the North Carolina. of transpomition,' passes all Icom j Belgium, '3S3,000; Denmark, 31C,'- ,th. Let thei One cau picture (he intense dis- Drehen8in And yet that is indeed 000: Austria, 301.000: Holland. heard all alongij nay now pervading the camp; one tne simple burden of Harrison's 125,000, and Portugal, 83,000 can imagiue the luf.ubriousness of j creed a poor affair at besti I horses and 90,000 mules. CAPT. STKUJJW1CK" AT FlIAXl LINTON. Capt.j F. N. Sfrudwicl returned) to the city last night frot Franklinton whre ho spoke yes terday. Parties! who arrived olf the evening traib, and whe attend! ed the speaking report that therfc was a very large crowd, notwith standing the extreme 'inclemency or the day, and that Captj Struif wick made one of the- iuost effec tive speeches "which has been madt?: during the campaign. He disens ed! tho issues iu a clear, foreiblp aud irresistible manner that carriel conviction to his! hearers. It iii I John J, -Itfgalls. We aije on the verge of an linpeudiug revolution, f On one side is eapitil, Enriched by! domestic levy; ami foreign con iaerce. On the j)ther is iaboiy asking or employ tne'nt, striving to develop domestic industries,-battling with the forces of Nature, t resolutely deter mined to overthrow a system under ivhieh the ricli are growing richer white farmers, of For Coronenhe voted for Felix Jacob s, a negro man, Richmond couh- againist r 10,000 or Si5,ooo people at the Firjemen's Tpurnament. I The organization! of a cotton mill company in-' this city as soon as possible. I Daniel Gay, a onc-lceged Confed erate soldier For Register of! Deeds, he votd tqr one A. vv . '1 Janice, man, agan lvonaia, a wnice rnan competent . . . , j ,! ,- i to fill the office and universally t,on ,n the "P'f of street paving. Some plari devised and put Into k. Ifarlke, a negro effect for salving the grand old Alexander L. Mc- tres on El nl street from destrue- esteemed" in the courteous bearing county for his Spirit of I:utroye.ment.4- Vcrily the spirit of improvemer.t is abroad in the "dity of Flowers," as well as a large fall trade, and the results will soon be noticeable. The sale of Mr. Ilill's vacant lojt on the corner of Kjist Washington . ' . ... .I'M I i and bouth him streets to thfe New Pa'ErJ the Durham Greensboro National Bank hak f Prbgress, Mr. W. G. Burkhcad's i -r .u ' . i .. ' . . . Deen consummate, ana worK on paper, is the new bank budding, which is . - ------- i Hon. A. M. Waddell getofTthc cirs at the iepot, with the inten tion of makirjgj three or four of his. splendid speeches in Guilford county. - l ' - i An histori and yvellkept pub lic park (as Mrs!. Corrielia Spencer it) at-the J gracefully expresses Gsiilford Battle Ground. on! our table. In' hfs. ana the poor .are growing poorer. -fctt- da, Also the Grecnsbord j . .. ,,1 , . f Land and ImprovemcnrCompany Ilngh McCulhieb, Secretary of: .... . .. ' , i , t 3 the Treasury ukider Presidents Liu-! " lU brcft drt slrtly for one ori aud; -Arthur. The- existing ! more of: the leaf lactones now inl upon raw materials ;which ; contemplation, all of which will io u usea in uiiiuuiiiiLiuii; 1l,lA... . J!l. j t t, ....v-. i amuiaiui v nit tuiiui MVS llltll Ills to be a handsome three story action is coriscientious, and God granite front, will pommence in a forbid that wje should write or ut coin U I iiit;es aro stated that inauv votes were nn donbtedly made for the Democrat!; safely be folioweil. Ut e., ISS7. larij. ews auu voserver. should - be,, removed. Annual Be- utu 1"W t' wmpcura. Mr. 'Cleveltfud has-jew nouses are gojing upn vari a -Wurse ''which can ; OU3 nartk ofthe towin.anri th nw pott, .1834. marked out Ge:i. Ilarrisoh belo-tgs to thaj lame, selfi.sh,"fossilized- school of political economists who are oat Of plaice in a wide awake, iutelligenl prugreHsie ceniury. building booni will brive additional i impetus to every branch of Tom Erans '.decuues to tun on fM. xiMmli , .i,, thexold water.ticket for the Legis- j-"".-;; . liature in Buckingham. ' . a little concert of action will do, r i --i 1 .! I and this, too. -should stimulate fhe London Times liatly con our people to redoiuble their ef adicts Blaino's!, falsehood about forts. Keep tife ball in motion is radi Trusts being in England. ' the Patriot's motto: terj; a syllabi against that line of conduct which ''conscience ap plauds." Mr Burkhead is more entitled to tl e sympathy than the upbraidings of his! friends. Warneu's Log Cau- i?t Remedies. "Sar- aparilla, ''Cough and Consumption Berne dy, "Uops . and Bu ' chu.""i:xtract.,"IIair Toaic," "Lirr Pills," "Plasters, (Porous Electrical,) "Hose Cream, for Catarrh. I They are like War ners "Tippecanoe, the simple, ef- -fective remedies of I the old Log Cabin days, i t L
The Greensboro Patriot (Greensboro, N.C.)
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Sept. 21, 1888, edition 1
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