The
Carolina
Watchman.
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V0T, XXI. THIRD SERIES.
SALISBURY. N. C. THURSDAY, OCTOBER, 16, 1890.
NO. 52.
for Infants and Children
l-eoinniebd it aea superior to any prescription
111 So. Oxtord St., Brooklyn, K. T.
u.r of 'Castorta' is universal and
Thr Z well known that it seems a work
ZrnZti 'n to endorse It. Few are the
gffSswbo do not keep Castor
New York City,
ji-aor Uloommgdate Beformed Church.
Caitoria cnres Colic, Constipation,
Bour Stomach, Diarrbnea. Eructation,
Kilia Worms, give sleep, and promotes di
Kcstion,
Without injurious medication.
9 For seTeral years I have reoommended
your ' Castoria, ' and shall always continue to
do so as it haa invariably produced beneficial
results."
Edwin F. Pardee, X. D,
The Wlnthrop," 125th Street and 7th Ave.,
Kew York City.
Tmc CniTAun ComAr, 77 Murray STaarr, Nnr Yob.
pE! SEE! BUT!
G. W. WRIGHT,
tie Leading iiraiture Dealer and Undertaker
In r ow
IN
the Largest aiid Best Assorted Stock of Furni
tine ever brought to tliis place
W
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t
M
H
g
S3
O
to
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, PARLOR SUITS!
r MeaVah .Civ.h riutlt at C(X 00.
pi it cif-To.CO.
a
Silk rinsliTIt" $rC.C0.
$00.00.
Wl Plush nt t?..T.C0. Fe.uncr price,
f45,C0.
Foin.i r
Foimcr prire,
PIANOS AND OKCAK8.
W ilces ati.l White Orgni s ni el De hor
Bnw.ciiickuiiii & "i.8 sn A Wlueleck
PStilH S.
PED ltOOi! SUITS!
Antique Cak, Antitpie Ashe, Cherry and
Walnut :it rices that defy n;a caitiun.
A LA KG E STOCK
Of Chair?, SaftPi MatlKPFtf of all Kinds,
Spring Heats, Work Tables for Laditr,
Pictures ami Piture Frames of every stle
and quality always fn steak., or will le
made lo older oil short r.oticc at
able prices.
re&fon-
BABY CARRIAGES!
Babv
Carriage, s
with
A laritc s-teek ef
wire heals at $7 -50.
Silk Plush Scat and Patin Parasol 'Car
riages with wire wheels at only HG.aO.
Formerly
sold for i;
2..'0.
LNDERTAKIKG DEPARTMENT !
s.wr-inl nt tent inn Liven to nr.dt rtaakirg
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all hours day
and
in all its branches, at
night. t;
Pal ties w ishing my set vices at Bight will
tall at my residence on Bank street, in
Brooklyn."
Thanking my friends and the public
generally for past patronage and diking a
continuance of the same, T am,
Yours anxious to please, a3
O. W. WRI GHT.
ff Leading Furniture Dealer.
td
o
n
o
a
The Farmer's Daughter.
You should see her
Iw.the kitchen,
Cup and apron
White us snow,
In her eyes
The love-light shining
On her cheeks
A rosy glow.
Oh, that pleasant
Farmhouse kitchen.
Whataehann J
- .It has for me.
When I view
Its broad dimensions
Where light
Leaps iu glee.
But the picture
Would be dimmer,
And t lie colors
Not so bright.
With sweet Nancy,
Ytniaag and cheery.
Not iu sight.
Sleeves rolled up
Above white elbows, .
Sweeping here
And dusting the.c.
This fair daughter
Of the farmer, i
Fcr the Household
Hath a care.
And her song
Is just as tuneful,
And her step
Is just as light,
As w hen she,
Sweet merry-maker,
Joined her mates
In play last night.
By and by will,
In a moment,
Cap and apron
Disappear,
And in snowy gown
And ribbons,
Pretty Nancy
Will appear.
Oh, the li tie
Farmer's daughter,
Heaven bless her
As she goes.
She is fairer
Than the lily.
She is sweeter
Than the rose.
Mts M. A. Kidder, in Family Story Taper.
Democracy Means Safety!
DECENT
REPUBLICANS
THE O. O.
ABE
P.
DESERTING
.
They Fhj for Safety to the Democratic
I. . i.i .
Below is the open letter of Hon. F.
D. Winston, declining the Republican
nomination feir Superior Court Judge.
He utters the truth, lays bare the
wickedness and pollution of the Repub
lican leaders; he shows that they are
menu enough to steal from n half fed
and half clothed negro. Jtead it:
WrffDoR.'N. C, Oct. 2, 1890.
J. B. Eaves, Esq., Chairman It -pub i-
can State Committee, Raleigh, N.C.:
Dear Sir: At the convention of
the Republicans of the 2nd Judicial
D .strict in Kocky Mount, 1 was nomi
nated for .Yuri ire of this district. Hie
Republican State Convention ratifi?d
that nomination. Although eratefui
on
my
for tin-! expression of confidence
Laugh amd Grow Fat.
Grandma: "I would like to know if
that slip I set. out four weeks ago has
rooted;' Little Bessie: "No; grand
ma, it hasn't a. root. I ve pulled it up
every day and looked."
Precocious hoy: "Mamma, was An
anias killed "for telling just one lie?
Mamma: "He was my son. Boy.
thoughtfully i "There has been a
change in the administration since
Ananias time, hasn't there mamma?
m.l lAv to mpoeer s bov: "Be them
IV itfturj D '
ciirs on the counter fresh,
Bov: "Yes n"
uHow long have they been laid? '
Not very long, ma am
voting
fel-
ladv:
Bov:
1 laid 'em there
myself less'n half an hour ago.
"Pel, may 1 ask you a
Pa: "Certaiuly,my child."
is the wind
Tom in v
ouestion?
fommy; "Well, where
when it doesn't blow?"
the part of so large a number of
... . . ..I
fellow citizens, I cannot icc-ept tne
nomination. I notify you in orler
that your committee may lake neces ay
srprv to fill this vacancy on your Stat.'
ticket.
The tendencies of the Republican
party are such as to alarm every man
who places the parmancnt w.Mrure of
his country above temporary party ad
vantage. The National House t)f llcp-
re.-entat.ives, abandoned all pretense tt
calm, wise and impartial deliberation
has repressed free speech, free inquiry
and free discussion, has appointed the
speaker and the clerk a perniaueJit re
lurninir board for the count iug of vat-
era who do not vote, and has euactefL
legislation involving hundreds of mil-
ions of dollars without condescending
So iustifv, or even excuse its oppres
sion and without allowing niq nry to
be made or discussion to 1)3 h 1 1 c.):i
cerning its justice or propriety. The
methods that have prevailed in that
body during the past ten mailt lis be
long rather to a packed convention of
political partiz ins held iu a corner
grogcry than to the highest delibera
tive assembly of a tree and intelligent
nation. It is doubtful whether the
legislature of any civilized nation on
earth has t ran sac ed public business in
the year 1S90 with so little regard tor
the right of speech and discussion, or
of the real interests of the people a
ti e present Congress. It has aholish
ed parliamentary rights that weio ob
served during the passion and turmoii
of civil war and the reconstruction pe
riod, and it has imposed taxes which
not even the necessity of war required.
New States have been admitted into
the Union with a smaller population
than one of our Congressional districts;
but the votes of their Senators in the
Uuited States Congress were thought
necessary to establish the vicious legis
lation and perpetrate the power of a
selfish and insatiable olligirchy of
mi 1 1 ion ai re man u fact u rers.
race passion and prejudice; will bring
disaster upon the negro race. No good
results of any sort can possibly come
from this mad political scheme; but il
arried through, it wilt contribute
largely -to the final overthrow of pop
ular elections and pttpttlsf government.
I shall nut follow such leaders or
such counsels. As a citizon of the
Union, loving its constitution and his
tory; as a Southern man believing in
fairness and justice to sill sections and
races; as a friend to the negro desiring
his moral, intellectual and financial
improvement as the proper basis of so-
ci il and p ditic.il power? a id, f!n tllv,
as aseTf respeting man, I shall not lie
a Republican candidate for any office,
but shall vote the entire Democratic
ticket, Con jreoio ; 1, State and co n
ty. The election of that ticket will be
the best for the people of North Caro
lina both white and black. It will al
so be a wholesome rebuke to the man
who are u.-ing the national govern
ment for purposes of plunder, whose
professions of love for free speech and
a fair count are belied b.v their dailv
practice in the halls of Congress and
by their systematic purchase ot votes
in all close elections; whose
of the true interests of the
shown by the passage of laws that will
raise t.ie price of every thing the ne
gro bu s and lowers the price of every
tlnng he sells, and who imagine that
blatant philanthropy aud braying pa
triotism niil serve as a disguise for
their wicked schemes.
Very respect f u I ly ,
Francis D. Winston.
information, and though he may not It. Mott and the Election Law.
present it so engagingly as some, any a. V.JDockery, of Carthage, pul -
one ot his speeches will be fonud by Hshetl m the last issue of the SenWd
the patient and intelligent hearer to Express, an interesting open letter ti
liea brief and accurate historv of the Tw I T f.at !,- l&lm.A .. La
11. ... l . I . .H'ui lrlivl tl I V
baMML bv si liilMriiiii :i i". 1 1 1 1 roil. ' 4 : . tl.... I.-. ....... ..-
scientious and enlightened gentle- it to .3. W. Hardin, of A a laTuctosm-n,sm-
mJi "one of the sjeeciur committee a-
In view of the recoi-d has made 1 pointeel bv the'SUte Executive Com
in the House', in view of his attitude s mittee to "encoura-e registration, ami
upon the various living questions formation of Re publican tic kefs in all
which agitate the people, in view of the counties," and adding that a -suita-his
sympathy with the desires of his1 ble canvasser fer each township s'aoubl
constituents, iir view of his services, ' 4 appointed at once, a lie Hi is name ami
Ins ability, hilelity and character, wefttust'ofifce sent inunettiatt Iv to this
call with confidence upon the Demo- commit tee, who will correspond with
crats of the district, whose fe!low-par-
tizm and standanl warer he i, to give
h'lii a solid vote in November.
Mr. Henderson is opposed in this
campaign by Mr. P. C. Thomas,
Davidsen. who is a. candidate on his
own.accounl an Independent Republican-Alliance
candidate he calls him
self. He is simply his ow n candidate.
Neither of the organiza'ie ns whose
name he takes acknowledges him. If
the Alliance hail nominated a candi
date of its own it whujld not h ive been
1 Mr. Thomas. If the 'Republicans had
disregard indulged a hope of Success sufficiently
1 1 t I i ... 1. I XI. ... ....4.
negro is srrong 10 nave warraiueu nieui m put
Congressmen Henderson.
ting out a candidate, they would not
huve nominated Mr. Ihomas. but
this gentleman doubtlesv argues to hi ru
se IE that the mass of them will vote
for anybody against the Democratic
nominee ami that his Alliance net will
catch a few weak-minded Democrats
who belong to that order. He proba
bly does not reflect t hat the great ma
jority of the Democratic candidates in
the State this year are Alliancemen
and that the Alliance having gutten
him. Let the leatiing liepublicans u .
the township get together and select
a man and not want lor 1 the Count
and Township Kxictdive Committci
ff j te act, unles they happen lobe rendy
to act. rlie township t anvasser
should be put to work at nce, ami
give the name ami posteethce of. every .
man who has refused reg;stratien, and
make report to this Conrniittee. The?
report should also contain I he reaon
given by the Registrar refusing te
1 egister said, voter, and, if essi ble,iiur
names and postoftices ed'J wo witnesses
to the whole transaction. Tim
Democrats declare that the jiew Statu
Election Law is not intended to inter- -fere
with the rights of a voter. It is
the duty, therefore of every Republican
to test the matter. And it will be the
duty, and should be the pleasure of
eveiy Republican in Neuth Carolina,
in case of insincerity and injustice on
There is never any guessing what in the conventions very neany 1111 mat
snrill" to- it roiignt lor, us niemuero iti wiuuru
likely than ever before to vote the
Democratic ticket straight, since it has
more to lose than to gain by giving
emiiitpnuiiee to scratching. But more
. Kurviili hreeili j mii:
Till L4 irtK. 11 v VI
ward the close of a campaign, but" we
feel assured that no device that they
could employ would endanger our
county and legislative tickets in this
Gibraltar of Democracy. We warn
our people to be watchful and ready
for anything, yet we assume that all
will be well with our local ticket, and
invite the attention of the Democrats
of this eminty and the other counties
of the T t li district to a brief considera-
rbtn if tln phiiins eif t.hf catidielates
iei warned against his luachinations,
the lower house of the Fifty-second it is pointed out to them that duty
n hm... n ..,,;,. ....rtv rails eioem them to rive their votes to
VUM"IC, 1 llv 1. iiiuimuv. wtiti , I I
the part of the Democrats in adminis
tering this law, to petition and demand
of the Congress ot tl e United States
I t: 1..... t Kl...e- r
UU XiieCVIUIl eu huh w h? iiwhj
of its citizms to the fullest extent.'
This was Mr. Dockery's reply to tie-.
Mott: "A batch of your ill-digested
circulars reached me on Friday last.
We had a meeting the following flay
and decided not to run a county ticket.
We resent the presumption that there;
nrohablv still. Mr. Thomas has thought will be no fair election in this county
oi; all these things and is only making and we shall not-bv made an Evidence
the race in order to be able te go to getting machine 111 tavor ot the lorc
T. h in crton with the claim that he bill. It mav mve von pain to lie tohl
lm fnuerhr. bled and died tor the th::t the Keiuiblicans td litis county
firaiiel ()ld Partv. and thus with better are oppeised to that b ll aiLtui tlier aro
grace hold out his hat for a federal pained to learn that o'ir legislative cau
,fHoo Ncvt-r the ess. Jjeinocrais are idnJates will announce uicmsencs
and
again presents Mr. Henderson to the
voters tif the district, He is a tried,
faithful ami approved public servant.
Few men of his age have seen longer
service or acquainted tliemselvca better
in the positions to which they have
been called. Bv no means a brilliant
man, he is one of capital natural abil
ity, and is studious and laboreous to an
fr H,.iiili.rson. the cam itlate ot their
party, the representative of their views
and the faithful guardian of their in
terests in Washington. -Statesct. le
jandHiark.
Romance of a Legacy.
A dispatch from Atlanta say.'
-U-.Im Sehoed Cemimissioner ami tne
extraordinary degree: Knowing web attorney General were in consultation
among j.ieunt , j,, ..j to seeming lor I lie pur
vv asiiiugiuu
how to make his way
men. he has taken in
nosition creditable to himself and to
his district. His full and accurate iu
iormatiou upon public affair, his de
liberation, his level-headi'dness, his
su re-footed n ess (if we in iy say it)
- . a
;...ltivfrv b:es beP!l taxed that could be
L id v visitor, to the little hoy whose Lerjer.lted fro u the industries of the
. . " 1 1 ill. 1 m iwiiii' .. . . .I 1 l:..J. i2..lU-
mother lias neen 111:
mother any better?'
. . . . a " 1 " II- I . - . - a
Sectionalism has been revived 111 i I h:iv msntred couhdence 111 I11111, aim
iiot odious shape, livery bouthern i.e :s resected and reganled in the
i ...1 flilt! sf-it
OOSe 01 lUglO etuee .eeiwn 111 mm j..t-
sum of money th t ! a lain 111
of England for many years.
legacy, the history f which is very
in n!ar.
Archibald McLean, a Scotchman,
was a prosp rous planter in Chatham
111s es-
OIl
the hustinjrs.
Not wishing to ngrey ate your pain
I niust assert that if we are spared th
advice, the literature so-called, the
akers eir other emissaries of vour
o nmittee we may get along very well,
thank you. 1 da not mention boodki
localise I presume that will stick whero
it has come to be thought its prTiper
1 s.: ! . I- ....; iu.. I? .11
UtMUlCie .11 llie cieeiiinii.iee. . rui
epjie or any part of this pain dear Doctor,
yon can please yourseir. iiwnu luivtnK
a dose of Bile Beans and Harrison's
I administration in equal parts; but pro
tect us from the stomach-ache const-
uJu ml uuent uptm any either of youi visits t
U i' Z J. W. Hardin. The story is neither
It is a , , , , ... 11. .....1
ricn nor racy, out puiruiy i.ne, iiim
the people t f this State areinnt sufTeme-
. , 1 11 . 1. .ill t . iLa
ly interested in me luiiaimg ui uio
Revenuer called Hardin.
Wh et a pity it is that tl ere are not
ntal
kGeorgie, is your
Geeorgic: "Ye?s,
I 1 I . . 't 11' Allllll .lli'l
11a -mi; hit sue can yv.uiv iuuhu
a whisper."
The boy who will succeed in tht,
1 1.. .1 ...Miiif.,1 fr ei time.
WOl'ld IS lie wine en buuiiH") - 1
dull ears' worth t) worK ror
" T " .111
one dollar. His hrst aim snouiu oe
fidelity ami excellence and then he can
command his price.
Mrs. Bandbox: "You snid the train
I should take leaves at 10.30, did 11 t
vouf'V Ticket agent: uYes, madam:
and I think I've told you about ten
.Ik...1v " Mrs. Bandbox: "1
c
know von h.i'e; but my little boy y P"'" tl,e, methoa of by
Uml to beurVou talk." " if
r,ab On rh tip that binds bouth
il V V v aF mm w v -
ern cotton the tax has been trebeed;
the twine that binds Western wheat
has been almost freed from taxation.
Southern Demccrat c Senators vote to
relieve the Western laborers of unjust
bnrd ns, while Western Republican
Senators vote to increase the unjust
burdens upon southern labor, oucu
ilwir ida:il etf fltietpsmnnshio! When
1 rj 1 1 j v 1 V1' ' 1
asked to explain the inconsistency ot
their votes, they laugh in their sleeves
or justify their extortion I y crying
"Rebel. Government is becoming a
game of plunder, and the men who
now control the Republican majority
Is 01 highway-
sneak
iiu
long for
at 1
h id a banr number ot slaves
family i Scotland was stronly opposed
r.o slavery. After his death and the
lwiat.li or his son certain interest in
-I... .t-ito ll'Ull f tea bis brother .John
tllV .v..v -
IfnLoim John MeLeau died at Glas
T.ilir 1 1SWrt leavitii? a will that
th eves. A halt-clad negro 111 uae
TX.n. fnlliwinnr i5 nil extract from iUifi lorn on Itim fiphl is rood plundei
llie; - .. uuuiiiviu iu.. . -rj .
real composition written by a small
L.tolknu iho snbiect "iveu bv the
KUUUtUV.Il j f-y
STATE
FAIR.
ONE CENT ft MILE.
. . . .
REMEMBER THE DATES,
. . aT
I ...... ,.!' J tlH flip extensive one or Alan
"Man is a wonderful animal. He has
eyes, ears, mouth. His ears are mostly
for catching cold in and having the
earache. The nose is to get sniffle:
;al. A. man's bodv is split half-way
' . - w . "... .
up, and he walls; on the split end.
"M inima, the teacher says all people
are made of dust." "Yes, my dear, so
they are.'' "Well then, I spose ne
groes are made of coal dust, ain't
thev? y.
"We are going to have pie for
dinner." said HolihV to tnemiusiei.
Indeeil! laughed the dominie,
used at the little boy's artlessness;
what kind of pie, Bobby."
now I.-111 d Ma was talkin this
1 1 - - 1 .
mor about pa bringiu' yqti to dinner st
..tt ..mi m u-tui hp n em i.'caaae wme.
flinnwht: and ma said sue u
for the millionaire philanthropist who
nopels ni-aitection. Robin flood
1
more humane
was
In fhir ih'sire; to oil-
House a body in which tnu
and moral worth have to wait
iveonmitioii and in which luediocntv
is never heard of. This is the stand
ing of our Representative among hi
.ellow-inembers; a man of knowledge
and wisdom, a man oE highest moral
tone, of gentle manners, of perfectly
.'xemplary habits a sober, Christian
gentleman a student and a tirelss
worker. Those of his constituent: who
hive had occasion to communicate
with him since he has been in Congress
know how attentive he is to the wants
of his people, how anxious he is to
serve them, how prompt and ample his
reply to any of their applications.
No trouble is too great for him to t ike
for one of his constituents and no one
of them can charge him with inatten
tion to any matter entrusted to his
hands. While attentive to their wants
111 anv matter in which he can serve
u 1
them 111 any ot the various department . secure the money,
at the capital, he is truly representative eonrfs decided against them
parly in the present century, a Repntiiacaus who aiubold enough
f-.if.. uMta L'liinvii 21s (fowrie. and oil it . 1 ,, . l . ti
kavTi ..... - - 7 , . ovnri'ss rnpir 00 ao.siiioii 10 ine mira
11IS rv. ,1' ... V ... 1:. ... il...
bill, even at a iik
party powers!
of offending tho
Questions and Answers.
Question What is aDernocrat.
An w r 'le sam it wl.o Iielieves 111
'ow, July'!, looo, leaving a oe An w r .le sam 11 ivi.o imievcuiu
lireeted the application of half his in- e(jUil mws and the rule of the 1 f ojde.
trest iu his deceased brother's Georgia q Who are Deu ccrats in North
.of.,f ir. ihp education of the negro n:irili;,a:a?
tre.
.wfntpto the education of the m-gio c;m)i,l;l?
1 iWema or of their offsprings as A. All t!ie white men in the State
. o ihu l-iu'R eif Georgia should per- I -M11f :. f,.vv old men who ioiued tlu
MJIJ 11 l .3 1 nv " - - o . av, 'v . . -
it the education of the slave popuia- pubhcins on war issues a motiy
Four prominent bavannah niei- croW( ()f fellows who form a hungry
. . 1 i 1 . .... 1
mat e trustees unuer to- lV,,.lfi :l, huiter bniaal
the trust on the
Georgia 1
the
QCTOBER, 14, 15, 16 & 17.
eS.lCC'SS
It will l e the BEST FAIR over 1 ekl in the South!
the loi on- minrnntees it ! Great I ericiiltural, IudliS 1 1,
. ---- - o .
Educational an Social Fu tures! For r.remium List and
fcifiuttioi xiddressTie hVeretBox 58, Raleigh, N. C
aui-
"and
It's a
morn-
1 1 1 ii... c.n . , 1 1. .nil i,m till. I f .1 1 1 j. ..r i.'ic- ,-,..t, 1. 1 mi
press anct piunuei toe: uuiunnii r"r 1 or tne neeasann eifni;3 i rr1-
I . 1 - .. ..4- i.l 1 . 1 It XT ....11
thev are willing to Keep in poeiij ti,e jioor Qt tne House, eaa en
point to a vole he lias cast mat nui
in the line or tnougnt 01 tne iic
his district. He has voted uniformly
for those measures which his constit
uents approve and against those which
would be injurious lo their interests and
of whioh thev disapprove. His public
record challenges the closest scrutiny;
the niDsUcritical investigation of it will
d sdose no more than that he has al
ways been on the side of his people--in
sympathy with their desires and
arrayed ill opposition with their ene
mies. .
It is to be hoped that as in my ot
f th. ilistrict as can do so
v 1 1 r- icv "
1 1 . . i ;.. 1. 1
Cieui
to
game
with
make
Il
him eat humble pie before the day was
over, an' I s'poso we're geiiu' to have it
for dinner.
A little girl, after being out for some
time trying to ensnare the little fishes
in the" neighboring stream with a
crooked pin and a thread line, came
running into the house out of breath
?ii. ..v..; 1-. r an 1 exclaimed. "O
a i la t - x e . i i, . iiii 11 v
mother. L sot ill liGot
MA&' k-VVh I
. 1 1 i . - i . 0j
e.R.if 1 do not see anv
I a.i v m. . m
mother;' answ-re-d the ldtie angier
; her voice suddenly changing to mourn
f iLiess, "l got it b it it unbit ami div. ,
- . i i . il.. ... .. ...
nvon ro nestrov i oe oooi, hciimw,
....... j . .
norant negro. W hat a parody ana ie
satire for such men to aelvocate a force
bill FOR THE BKN'EFIT OF THE NEGito!
There is in this force bill stnne dev
ilish design to involve the country m
.lix.rdpr. unssiblv to force a war of
races, and bv this wicked expedient
Aivurk nnblli' attention from the
' I i a v i t ....
,,f .dnn.b.r whii h thev are plnviiil'
such boldness and recklessness. JNo
sane man believes that the bill will add
to-Hie political power of the negro, or
w.ll increase his opportunities for
wealth, moral culture or h appiness.
The leaders of the Republican party
sce.n to have abandoned the wise, lib-
i .....i oirrwciirn nnlifv iiiaiii:ursil
eaai tieeu ijj --- j -j r
ed by Gartield and happily earMed tor
ward by Arthur and Cleveland, it ie
ciuired that little statesmanship to co i
tinue this policv and to give the entire
country a period of national develop
ment and of progress in education, re
fi.mmoiif sand culture, such as the
II I 1 v aa iv-- iaa- e - , .
1 lie
in
tion
chants were
will, but declined
rround that the laws of Georgia pro-
lie Ine itinn tF slaves una
;iiinn n ---- --
bequest was therefore void.
The sum involved was a little over
The heirs, in view ot Hie legai
I'-ionrenu. attempted
111 v.'.0---, I
but the
Accord-
u
igW the money lias been n n-ii.K'?
. . . f i.l .-I 1 .....1 ll 1 I : l 1 1 1
..mlr nr ri! 'I. .ini '
i j . . . i n .
Q.
of a Demo-
.).
condition
notified of the facts
the
Llovd Garrison was
to the end that when circumstances
migilt arise under which the money
could be applied according to the terms
,,t the will steppe auld be taken for se
curing possession ot it. After the em-
C7 .. it I a.1... .iiinf I't'
anciimtiou ot ale slaves in m .u..i.j
a son of Mr. Garrison, who had found
among his father s papers a memor
anduni on the matter called the atten
ti,pi of the Georgia authorities to the
lejjacy
an
engageei
will hear Mr. Henderson m tne
11. I... a. !.'
eiain ill WHICH uu e "
I I " mm - - a
' He will give them what they have a
right to demand of lum; a true ana
faithful account of his stewardship;
and he will give them also, if they will
..ll,., .in mi accurate, lineup in
n 11 11
iVimLHim .ink ot fjiigiuu is
vi.iusto pav over the money to who
i' l,..r.llv paatit ed tea receive
eer ui-e j " .
UH...p t.o that eUeC, uaiaag
it . . . . ,
I Uv l hp h;-.beJOl a.otnuiift-
a
iIip drricii tv is that
it.
been receivee
siomTs of Geprgna,
' 1 . , ..i ... e ..a ..n
.i... .ctj if i ip irowrie ne.oiiunw
toe mi" -1 " ' ,
.... e..,-...l bv the war. ami
Have oeeo o.in- j . ,
there is no way of finding their heirs
ii. e...i. i wbfthpr the oe1'
H)W I lie i 'icni'n
i. ...i..i. lm IxHMt beantr' l nt rest
ii ii- ii , - --
and valuable history of the proceedings n(.Q 18ei;i c.itl. be secured and devoted
irot
r' t i
nh. "Wi-.
nM b:ia never seen betore.
l, resent administralion has deliberate ly
chosen to go back thirty years in our
no lticai lire, anu Lt is cw -
. i - i i j
Wl UK
of the struggle of those twea y years
oiesj.ne a.ua
g? ' ml reverse the painfully
itie aasia
of the present Congress and the course to t,le neWhlncati'in or negreas
aaf legislation in Washington. lie
dops n -t charm men with his oratory
uor enliven them with his wit, but he
:iaita fiim wit h facts and convinces
li iii.iu ue-w I"1-"' --
results i ... . .i - L- .i(TU.
their reason iy we ""wve
Hp needs to be listened to closely, p;i-
What U the duty
crat? - -
A To support Democratic principles
and vote for Democratic nominees.
Q. Suppose a man call himself a
Democrat and votes for a It idical, what
is he?
A.. He is not a gooel Democrat.
(. But what is he?
A. He is a betrayer tif Lis party and
his race.
g.--Are there many such n:e:i m
Wake county?
f . . . t
A. More than there ought to oe,
a i I .1 J
but mat near so many as it uiicais aim
Unheal "strikers sav Unit there are.'.
).Vhy do the Hadiiiul "strikers
pretend that tin re are inore of these
"scrachers" than there really are?
A.--Ik-cause they cxpecTHureby to
influence weak-kneed fellows wliei like
to be on the wining side1), and blow iu
b g and high sounding phrases which
are calculated te deceive the unwary.
q What is the outlook in Walter?
A. HwA. The mcej will le claoso
but the Democrats will win if the men
who own their own oiils : yote their
convictions. "Boodle" Is reliad upon
to carrry the election for the Uadie;a!s
Tl... 1 ti.mi wr:it-s call win iv si stronj'
I IJU 1e.iei i j
pull and a steady puH-all a
- . itei il r i... i ..f..
I n.. IheV Wl 1 Win lream ine 'i-
outlook, and sweep every It adical ottue
holder iu Wake county.
tlm
sent
If you want to sow turnip seed e en
ly mix a pound of seed with a peck o
sand.
. t ii . :.. ...
-estuts ill rue main y.- - . . . .
t Tn htaeni these struggles t.entiv, aua aii wu
'-- i . - . .. iii..:.
now rapid de- find that he knows exactly wnat uc u
education and talking about and kuo.vs all about it
bene cia1. s 0
anew will retard the
velopment of wealth,
A
itslierS
mixture aaf salt, bone meal and
will do no harm if kept where
stock can get at
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
There is a gi eat deal hf talk riowa
daysabeiut Ju:V, mh Inline Reed, ami
McKinh'V, ami Keaauafly, ad oilier
liepuhlicaiis in public life but nol oaty
ever s av.s u Word aloat plarriseau. T'a
all inU-nt; : tt V pairposes Ifenjafei
Harrison is the gnleU iionen.ty af
ll.o ner... Nil 151 U ill putjtlC statieiU
ever filled a sm dh r sjme:e in publi
eye. ' s''. Itnl 0 o,
J
refine neat iu (herSouth;
will iiifl-me 1T i : 1 ii i'j ic man ot extragremraiy