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CAUCASIAN
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RALEIGH, N. C., THURSDAY, JANUARY 0, 189G.
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THOMPSON
ID THECHURCH.
Historic Pacts Concerning
Rotation of the Church
to Slavery
DOM AND ITS MEANING
,,,, iiilalalog Ihe Truth of the
ixiiwrk Thompiion, Not the
, , i: -I" mlle -Tb Method by
nil Can Command the
111- .
li
OUR LANDS
ARE GOING.
Are Already Gone Tenant
Slavery Threatened.
THE GREAT RAILROAD GRIP.
r Vim
,, urii'lin the understanding
iiliting tbe intellect, thus de
v tim spirit of men and bo
Hi fin for despotism, the
Church (like the Greek
ins developed no Protest, no
on. and no t reeuom in
tinder its influence) be
riffht arm of aristocratic
o)itl oppression. The history
. world presents a constant
lo between liberty and. tho
,f possession and consequent
In this struggle, only the
pi; it of inquiry could break
roe of despotism. Instead of
in,' thU spirit, the Church for
riii made itself as infamous as
: uri Christly by standing as an
, ,1:1m to hinder tho progress of
. understanding. "The
li," says Schiller, in hia Revolt
Kdherlandt, "had ever been a
support of the royal power;
t was only natural that it
1 he so. Its golden time was
of the human intellect,
ke royalty it had gained by
noratif.e and woakness of men.
ission to tvrannical power pro-
tlw mir! lira blind, convcu
;.ith: and tiie hierarchy repaid
jsury the services of despotism.
, mr3 and nreiatcs were zc;u
upporters of royalty, and ever
to sacrifice the welfare of the
n to the temporal advancement
. Church and the political in
s of tho sovereign." Upon
mutation, which is suggestive,
no comment or application
r times. My readers may do
MLO h for himself.
uodern times have developed a
more progressive and en
u d civilization, it is erroneous
that this condition exists on
nt of anvthinc tbo Churcu
ior Catholic or P.otea'ant, has
to briocr it about. It wa
rht about in spite of tho oppo
... tho Church. For the Church
'.uatieally opposed with all its
r of terror, torture, and infamy
rowth of all science and helpful
ii:g. It forces all education
I'cclusiastical channels. Noth
juIJ ho studied save within the
vtions ot existing dogma. The
its were rejected as profane;
no true science could find a
in such philosophy as was tol
d. Men knew nothing of intil
al freedom. Every author sus
d of overstepping Church-apod
limits was accused, denoun
ind persecuted; and every pro
ivo publication suppressed,
r whole science of Geography
. : -r-ninst tlA Church.
1 113 J nu.u i
iking tho liioie ior ncieuum.
book rather than an evolution
nals for the conduct of life, the
Church held that the earth
our corner3 and was flat. The
hility of salvation was utterly
d to thoso who suggested that
arth, on the contrary, was
.1 and inhabited on opposito
. This was deemed so terrible
tsy that the Church in the 8th
try ctusueu it our. uui "
century it arose again. The
was re-asserted by Cecco
iroli: for which the Church
t him alive, and a great Chureh
. ter publicly represented him as
i ling in the names ot neu ior uia
homy. Bat in 1511), Magellan
il around the arth, and thus gave
, in the face of tho Church, the
as God built highways of inter
o among the nation?; and
li Hstronumers of the 18;h cen
by positive mathematical cal
:ioa treed th 3 human mind up-
' lis point.
by every
says:
ematicians should be banished as
the authors of all heresies." Bo
preached Caccini and the Church
promoted him for it. They cried
out in their ignorant fear of dam
age to the Church, which to them
was more sacred than truth, that
these discoveries "cast suspicion on
the doctrine of the Incarnation" and
"vitiatrd the whole Christian plan
of salvation." They then declared
that tho Church alone is fully em
powered to promulgate scientific
truth in direct university instruc
tion; and the Church proceeded to
drive out from all schools under its
control all teaching, or even men
tion, of the theory of Capernicus
and the discoveries of Galileo, and
at the university of Salamanca in
hpain, a land of complete "Church
prevalence, ' mis prohibition was
not removed till 1822.
In 1G15, Galileo having been bru
tally denounced as "atheist" and
"infidel" the perennial dodge in all
ages, by the way, of bigoted church
men for suppressing the truth waa
summone d to Rome before the In
quisition, tho Church's pet instru
ment for enslaving tho mind. There
eleven theologians rendered their
decision "that the first proposition,
that the sun is the centre and dots
not revolve about the earth is fool
ish, abiusd, false in theology, and
heretical btcaurc expressly contrary
to Holy benptare ; and that tho sec
ond proposition, that the earth is
not the centre but revolves about
the sun is absurd, false in philoso
phy, and from a theological point o
view, at least opposed to the true
faith." Lndti threat of the dun
geon, Caliloo was forced to abandon
the opinion that the earth moves
about the sun aud to abstain from
teaching or defending it in any man
ner whatever. At a later time, after
imprisonment no better than torture,
he was compelled to pronounce this
recantation publicly: "I, Galileo,
in my 70 ib year, being a prisoner
and before your eminences on my
knees, having before my eyes the
llolv Gospel, which I touch with my
hands, abjure, curse, and detest the
error and the heresy of the move
ment of the earth." Aerain he was
imprisoned, exiled from his family Fmonersincountyjaiis
in his old age, and at last denied nf ,nsane in instit-
burial iu his family tomb. Thi3 is a I tions. 1880 41,177
Nkw Yoii, Wo-TJ. Before leaiiujt
for Indnipli. tbe headquarter of
the American Federation of labor.
a
Qaeer Coaaplraey t D potl thm ealfcra
Kspraa Caaapaay f KM.
WiMiw, X.C Dee. 31. On Fridaj
laat tbe office of the Southern Express
Company, at Roseboro. on tbe Cape
Paiv mnA V4Wfln I'ttl. DaHwav wIRmnal Cnmiwrt matt a farar!l
MHlion8 Upon Millions Of Acres I robbed of $t0 which had been deposit peecb to tbe Central labor I'oi. n
the eveninf before. The agent, Grier, looking to war between the I'nittJ
was held up at the point of a pi to I by States and England. He aid :
two masked men and the money wa "Those who are utirring up this war
given up without resistance. acare are covering tbenel-s with a
ti.- . i i mask of natriotiim behind which U hid-
ed, and to-day he madVa confession of nothing but bluster and p.n.pity
TMEY ARRAN6E0 A FAKE ROBBERY.
GOMPERS AEA1NST WiR.
Ha a
THE NATIONAL
CONGRESS.
FREE SILYER.
Some Record of Whit tbe Peo
ple's Representatives Are
Trjing to Do.
THE SENATE AND FINANCE.!
oar hard workicg fsi-oer aei m I fPTT AAT) I AU lip
ebs&ic. aiay tor ta Vt9t f I II rUUlJIl All I I IV
enirmcT sta a ruri i pu:u-iar
who hoJJ that tie weid ei tk
a liviar.
No greater calamity e'dkapr-t
to oar terle e tBa l tee sail
I'.obs mho kave their co uviar to I
vako than to chaag ths Aassneaa
pohej of p-re for tho Earopi
pohey cf perpetual war or throats of
war.
I' Bless the m aliunde will warn the
politicians against a oar course, war
tatra and war eipecset, this sea so
Waj Fret Coicat ef Silrtr.C4a
Bot 6 SccniwJ TLrcssB lU
Dtfflocratie Tinj.
RECORDS, FACTS, OFIKIOSS,
aconpircy between himself and the "J"1. bT,0.w' ?d "nlii th'f. ": less clamor may so iBerao oar tase. 7
How Con-re. Ua. Oir.n Big Corpora- tender of the money, Butler, and Dr. ealled patriotism n a scheme to enlarge u,b4Buii,h.u, r ., to turn us back tweaty years. "fcw r"-" "',,,'
Hon. imm.BM Tracts of L..d-Hoo- Fleet Cooper, the Count t Coroner, by 1 1 " i.Jt r iot is i...t lo.Vinjr for "'""'"-f rTfc. G.iSk.g-S. W want Peaco if we are to ra """ r"'""l ru-
....r.op,.M..tP.yror.r,Aero-A llfrS&i wu lie wSl jl.ci. Ti, w.Jk.r. asr Matter sgaia Haars su- per. W. wiat not n,er.:y froedooi Twtw,.-,wr.u.
condition of Thiogs Wnich oaBt.t to n, res,aence Da r0D n,m OI lue 0f0Ur ronntry have no u-.rrel with ..aiha r, ii. w..i..i...h. frwa actual war. but from warhae uionsitu ta wka twf a
tak. Patriot. Think. Hi. wire who was imorant of the "VK?" of wlVsf ' 0"!i...h'!m, w-oaics..t.r.r.. agitaUon.if we are ver to eajoy M4uirw,tii.t
W. H. Harvey, in his new book, JSJn wm not be sW3Jed by H-t-- ,.Jt SWlj 4.11 t-
"The Patriots of America" irivei "Tin.w -mounting to $N) but this fc, u r4Iiks of lbc sensible, cool- Sixteen pension bills were inlro- i." 7Ba the roi le -ftmc If U
The iatnots of America, gives amount being refused and the exact nemded worker, and true American cit- duced. The general work of the l cash rns aaaoaaosJ.loso koto
some facts which are interesting amount deposited by Butler being de- fwn9 you Dnd this so-called war day was the ort'auiition of the Set- . . .k f . .u . t artclo oa -Why tho froe
and startling, and which should bo mna th dt?fT a tvl -care na. had no effect. Ioibor is never Jf JJJ J LID r" j Wt. thert forw. to thoso o f!,aiu4 Coiaao of WtM
. , . . - . the perpetrators of the crime. All the (....; .iwlr. rur m-acr. It ie . rr1! . oar readers w bo still beliovo that t.n. U oLta.J Tsm.,l .
made the basis of some serious study Dartles bave been arrested, and heavy ,r.I!.y. "l.Pl .,,h... "here. The Home wr. .cot in ses- th sMBOB OB ik. Ua.m .s. ..... "" Ta-Ch tlo
. f . .
American patriot. He bonds are required for their release. L,anjty
The American Statistical Associa-
fiRFRNRACKS
a a i . i it; I
lion, in volume mree 01 us puouca-
A TAR HEEL'S
tions, on page 359, gives the homi
cides in the United States for the
ten years 1882 to 1802, showing the
remarkable increase in murders, as
follows:
AND "RESERVE."
iberlv. ii
. ' ..am
Tursilaj. Itacriubar 31 Haaala.
Seven pension bills came to
front.
4-vr.iaTirwa,T iu
Ur InlUll. troducedi-y Jlr- Troctor.
the
spited utterance, that they ante s
postal card or a letter to their Con
gressmen saying while they are wil
ling to do ant thing to maintain tbe
honor of tie lnit4 States, they are
not wi'.licc to co to war about the
Year.
1882...
1883..
1884..
1885..
18SG..
Murders.
1.4U7
1,697
1,465
1,808
1,499
Year.
1887
1888....
1889....
1890....
1891....
Murders.
2,335
2,184
3.667
4.290
5,908
The Greenbacks Not Responsi
ble For Looting the Nation
al Treasury of Gold.
The President's First Message
Sends His Blood Bounding
Through His Veins In Shame!
The United States Census Bulle
tins for 1880 ard 1890 show the fol
lowing as to inmates of peniten
tiaries, jails, insane asylums and
suicides:
to
1
355
H.2'C
Will Ik Swrtkcra Ptele Ertr VM Fr Sack a Maa
Agata? Ci Ids West sas Sooth lalic sai Break ikt
Bask Backboae at Grnert-Oaiolaas Frao Oifcm
Waatca.
The people of the t'nited States h&ve
No. of inmates in peni
tentiaries, 1830 35,533
No. of inmates in peni
tentiaries, 1890 45,233
Prisoners in county jails,
1880 ia,uyi
o
39
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record of tho Church: what of liber- No. of insane in institu-
WUa EitraTaiaaca-UTiag Bcjraaa lacaaM la tk Caaac
si Traasls-Oas Haasrsi ..4 Fsrty-Flvt MllUaas
Sksrt la Tklrty-Phrs Maalks.
What light do the facts throw on the
warmly debated question of the alleg
ed reannnaihilitv of the srreenbacks fori f-.,ct hu trnrrnniintn( this country
tha HanlAlinn nf tha miTrnmf nt'l irnld I . f mt. tho hpail of which I W&B rjaSBod
ww w ww O O tU m BIV V . , v . " X 11-11
maervA and the rene.ted issue oflh.. iha huUdnzinsr Grover fori Thert wts some 3 tate on loot-ill
bonds? What would be tbe conaition some time. And now l wish to gie i Daf8ed by the llouso itcrraitg tut-
a. a - r. .aKitnMBT. ai. ma a a - . a aa m
duty on wo l ivc. Mr. -Mitciuu, ci
Oregon offered a substitute. This
substitute was iu the nature of an
instruction to the Senate Finance
Committeo to incorporate into any
revenue bill, the McKinley tariff on
cording to the analysis of the Voice Uhem as freely as the waters run down I wools with certain modifications
the following results are disclosed: the great river which was called the I Among other bills introduced were
"1. That in the last thirty-nve months "Father of Waters," there is the f0n0wine:
the revenues have fallen behind the vothing kor tiiem. Rv Senator Petticrrew. a bill di-
That great heart has been diminished I rccting the Secretary of the Treas-
i the size of a "mustard seed," and is I ary to cancel and not rt issue green
Keu.v ed. That the Secretary of War 11 Venexaelan boundary. Bar do the)
desire to maintain the I zitcU states
on a war footing.
Such expressions from the Chris
tian people of the I'mtt-d Mates
should be so lonir and loud as to be
heard in Washington.
DOCS
directed to inform tbe Senate h.t amount
of money can be adyantaeoualr uaul for
the purpoe of coast defense prior to July
1. Iff.., ana what portion oi aai amouni
should be in.de svsilsble during the preaeut
nscal year. slso. an estim.te of wa.t ir
tioa of tbe .mount would be required for
sites for foniiit-ationi and how much for
ordinance work, at't whether the rtin"
number of puns can be upili4 fioia the
Uovernment shops, .ud if not. wlrthtrthe
deticiency can be manufactured by pmste
plants in this country.
The resolution was agreed to.
One pension bill granting tbe
widow of a Colonel $30 per month
! 8. 1 of tbe treasury to-dav if no bonds had I v nninion about him. after reading
. , . - , - - I V .
a 5 2 I neen issueur . i bis message to t ongress
To answer these queries, The New t n that "ereat heart" of his, which so
York Voice has constructed a table manv neonle have thought was as large
diagram from tbe treasury reports of la3 the American continent and as
receiots and expenditures issued dur-1 atnnrh .a the Ozark mountains, in I
k tkiv (t.a mAtithi A A-I t . . v- hliuul Howell f(ir
lUg VUO MOV VUll , u.vMfcM. . I WUIvIl 1 1 It: J lUUU(JUb wiuv". " - -
ty, what of Christliuess is there in
it? If it had sprung from hell, could
it have been more brutal and damn
ing? In similar spirit the Church fought
by ridicule, abuse, and imprison
ment the discoveries of Kepler and
the demonstrations of Newton; and
it held and taught exploded theories,
and opposed tha Newtonian theory
of eravititioti well into tho 18th
century. Indeed, not until ltwo uia
the prohibition of such publications
wholly disappear frcm tho Index.
"The srdrit which dominated the
Church from the 5th to tho 15th con-
tur" evidently prolonged its domi
nation according to it3 power. Do
you say all this applies to Catholic
ism but not to Protestantism! It
applies in spirit to both. The spirit
of religious bigotry is always the
same, and springs not from tho na
tnro of a creed, but from the attach
ment to i. Martin Luther charac
terized Copernicus ?s "an upstart
astrolotriit." "This fool," said he,
"wishes to revert the whole science
of astronomy. But bacroii benpture
tells us that Joshua commanaea me
sun to stand still, and not the
earth!" And his mild r-mantw red
friend Melanchthon said: "It is a
wnt of honesty and decency to as
sert such notions publicly, and the
nTiiiTinln ia tifrriicious. It is the
tions. 1890 74,028
No. of suicides reported,
1880 2,511
No. of suicides reported,
1890 3,932
80
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expenditures $140,000,000.
"2. That during the last year, despite
the drain on the gold reserve, by means
of greenbacks, tbe outstanding circu
lation of green DacKS nas remaineu
about the same, indicating that as fast
as they came in Ibey were paia out ior
governmental expenses,
to
CLEVELAND fEAl ASSASINA-TI0N?
A ritlfal aa J Sa4 1'Mdllloa -I A.lr I. w
m rra Caatry-.Ika Mkka4 Ik
ki Mis raraaatk.
We recently printed a Iipath
setting forth the fact that a large
detective forco was employed to
guard President Cleveland. Now
tho iVashington correspond tt I
the Nws aiid Observer writ a ht
following:
And apropos of this reflection the
speaker called to mind the time a ben
Cleveland failed to be present at
the funeral of the late Thomas A.
Hendricks.
Said be: "Mr. Cleveland at that
time received bitter criticism for
this and yet at this late day, 1
may tell the inside of the whole
Th.t th D-roonharka have OI nis wnicn was um.e
" D " . ' -
as wavy as a thistle bloom before the Dack8 hen-after redeemetl by him. story aa it waa told to me in 1891 bj
October winds; and the blood tl!atbut fo ia.ue hvvr certificates in Mr. Cleveland himself, in order to
flowed so freely for the American pec- their Diace ,n certificates to bore- show the injustice of tbe entieism
pie is clotted and roiieu to or.eu. deeme'd it'. gilver donar8. To meet
DttriS Ul IUC Ul iu. -a aa.
. . . . al t. an.oh
This increase in crime, insanity
and suicides
present
people
bator
we put
neous
homes
nn the
t a. .;uf ironifArmntinn of the I the stock of bullion
Rennblie to a monarchy there is one "UP t0 the l8t Janu"y?l8.93Jthi
- .1 . i
thought to reach I the demand j'tst created the becre
the east to judg-1 tary is directed to coin the silver
when tbe tiuth is known.'
"I have never mentioned it before,
but I remember well how the Pre.-
I tmm tYia Atlantic on
, 1 1 .is a. I ft-AAn .nn iaji ma liar aa raraivMii a&wu. .-
snows me eueei i - mk . th W(Rt. and from the tepid now in the Treasury, and n iup iucUk.r.u .
laws on the character of the to dOTiKaTS& of the Gulf on the south, io amount ia not sufficient for the pur- al way. aboul ;the -aiwr o
. it an egg is put in an mcu-1 ""1 been decreasing in pro Aurora Boreal.s in tne norm, pose, he is to purchase more uver . 1 uu u VV: '
it hatches out a cmcKen; so, u -Tion-to treasury liabilities, not in- which had a spinai coru m bullion from time to time. lu"" ?.,V Jl " 7 il
people under certain erro- SeMm- indicating that gouernment P'oportioii .; ana in ', million By Senator Lodge, a bill to pro- 01 many .r. ,
laws that deprive em 01 expendrtures have eaten up not only efficiency of the militia. - "J"3 .i V:. .w. V .
, we produce injurious euecis ii the revenues, out aa me g reserve mm- uW, T'i ''.Z
oY t ad pt of mankind. received, and made mroaas Desiaes on itVw, .j.;.. to thA rou-nlar organ- action migm De misconsiruou
no ti tr
thine that should arouse the aor
mant natriotism of the nation. It is
this:
Our lands have commenced pass
rtcr into the hands of the few, and
the way is being paved to .ngusn 1 times ana cnanges in me revenue jawo,
landlord tenantry in mis coumry. 1 Mpeuuimt bj
mi. . -11 : : Mat- rt tiflail lnva I reneiDtS.
Z: "? wlYTn, land "During these thirty-fi ve months the
tiuu laui'jj vt .u.ww v D
be not
LARGER THAN A TUREAD
and thp nerves unmagninaoie.
ordinary government receipts from
customs, internal revenue and other
rotriiinr r.h.nnels were sufficient to
nroviae ior me orainarj tiueuunuira me auieriwiu fcj
. . . 1 I r.w. 4
And
they have lost all their sense of touch.
His blood is no longer propelled for
Mm heart is no
nizationsin each State and Terri- him by many adherents of the then
j .i:. .!,,. v. m;iw; nr. I late vice President. 'I liked. Mr.
ganization shall conform as neatly Hendricks well,' replied Mr. Clevo-
as pof sible to that of the army. land, ;admirea mm, was aevou a o
..a .. il . A I Li mmm a am Vaa aa 1 ff hAfl Fal S" I it W t
tL Mr. Vflst. a bill reDealing that him, in fact,' and then Mr. Clw
and leave a surplus to apply on the longer beating for the upbuilding ol tofthe Wilson tariff act which land proceeded to tell me how tb
... -V .s 1 : Ua j Ll . Ilia r.Fain i a wc. Inn CT(T I - a . a.i? a. I m-IunYa 4 Ii n rs nntl A1
a a w-
in the United States
Viscount Scully, of England, owns
3,000,000 fcres of land in Illinois,
Iowa and Nebraska.
Three million acres in Texas be
longs to a syndicate in London com
posed of Baroness uuraeii-ouus,
Earl Cadogan, H. C. Fitzroy Somer
set, Dake of Beaufort, William
Meander Lochiel Stephen Douglas-
the
receints have exceeded the expendi
tares in onlv seven months. The eX'
cess of expenditures over receipts for I part
1893 was f43,UUU.UUU, ior 16 waa
$62,000,000 and for eleven months
of this year $35,000,000. Alto
gether, in the past thirty-five months,
the excess of expenditures over re
ceipts, to be exact, has been $140,694,-
415.
troubled with the cries of sufl'ering hu
manity. ...
Judging from the reading of his
"Message, mere is a part ior vmim,
.Tanan. France. Gautemala. Mexico,
Cuba. Turkey, Armenia, and a great
KOR GREAT BRITAIN,
and a little for the capitalists and bank
ers of the United btates.
Grover never once thought of the
-rioa and moans of the poor people at
t,no tl never set forth a plan to
thp millions emnioymeiic, who
whole thing happened
al revenue tax on alcohol used in "Auere nau oeen sumo
the arts or in medical compounds. graphs in the papers hinting at the
By Mr. McMillan, a bill requiring President's possible asssination, if
that 1 per cent, of the salary of all he attempted the trip to Indianapo-
persons employed in the classified
railway mail service le withheld to
constitute a relief fund.
The Senato adj urned till Friday,
January 3rd.
llouae.
Ssu.st at. Vt. Jan. a.
We pwrpoa- trttlac (aw of tb
plausible reaaoas as we so kw,
-Hfcy tbe freo ao4 u nliaa lte4 eosaaff
uf silver raaaot b obt.iawsl tbrwek
the so-eallrd WaBucrstie party act
that tba people an.y ao tb- Ui mt
our reaaelag. Howill oral fiae th
locatioa of a aas)urll of that port I
ana Uieirvcrapoueo. ipa ri
amloatloa we Bed a auajoril of that
party liee la tbe tillages, towaa a4
cities, and we Bnd tlraa eaatlf aat la
.11 tbe different atorativtte mt tifa em
oept t hat of
ItltlVSllma tkl Ml
sod trudacig tb tnaia-ataj a f !(
which are twoaaary to aif Hart aaaa
sad braat. Hell, If we bae a svsjoritt
oftnatrty wbo are -.,, wf tbe
oecraaarles of lit aad But
t hrin, la It nut raoiabl to aj uaa
that Ibey will do all tUcj caa to gH
laoas raoftf cts ihiis
sa low as tbejrraa and kerp tbraa au It
la bumso n.tore. 1 bed cur rlflak
grred for gala Irsda us to boy tatb
cbesMt tuarkHa. Hell tbea. If w
bave a party majority scalaat wImm
iutereau It U to takaa any law tbat
would base a tendency to rata tbe
price of tbe products of tbe soil, ttow
can we hope for euch law Yet, I ask
if I hey do not ronpooe tb asm rlsaa
that noods tbe country every lao tears
with their naa. meaning, and gather
ing, to proclaim to tb
rooa r.auaa sai 1 aaoasa
their great eympath) for tbrm. and to
ptiur out their wrstb and hatred 11 pun
trusts and nionupoly! Iluw beauti
fully tbey will tell y outbst they would
just wipe them off tbe f sew of tbe e.rth
and give you a good g oernment a
government of t he people with free
sitter and a tariff tbat would relieve
the farmer of aucb heavy burdens!
Have tbey not promlaed thia for tb
Isat twenty or thirty year, if you would
just
UlVB IMIM A msfcCKf
Well, la lKt you tbougU you bad
Iheiu fully bourd by their promises.
You went to th ballot boa and put
them In full control of tbe government
with a good working majority iabolb
houses of 4'ongreas and the I'reaideut.
He called around him hia cabinet and
the moat of them were outapoken frr
silver men.
SHim ASK 1MBT l-UAtf
They late belt three sessions of Con
gress hste they notf Kttra long anr
short sessions. And bow brotbed
fsrmer and laborer will you pull away
the curtain and take a wp in at their
arts (for it is by their acts we Judge
I hem ) and see If we csn gather any
consolation from them
Well, the first thing was for trover
most thoroughly into the minds of
modern men; and yet tho 1'rotestani
tw.!n,ri.ins of Holland sought to
bring him to torture and to death by
the charge of atheism. Protestants
01 VP
"At the same time the actual treas- Deen thrown out of a liv ing occu
nn balance has been diminishing, in I nn ,.,. mint, nf the monev name
Hamilton, Duke of Beaudon, tne Upfteof the complicated book-keeping wnich his administration has caused.
Duke of Kutland, and JStbel aao-i0f tbe treasury ofilcials, wbicn maxes ne seem8 to 6hake hands
WITH THE BANKERS
and wants to give the finance, bone and
c;,iw nf tliis (niintm unto thorn, lie
wants the government in the hands of
this class.
Will the American people support
such a man again him cr any one ol
that clique?
Can it be possible mat me Auiern.au
1
1 il . rrOTt l1 Qin-lTl-WAirinir LU LUO V.UDOU. I &LLHU1UIB IU KCb OV ajuo a taa avvsawa w
part of a Kood mwa toaceepwue - in London as the extremely difficult. On January 1,
truth as revealed by God, and to ac- 1B, Syndicate No. 3, and 1893, there were $1,442,000,000 of notes
qaicsce ia it." JSrJSZ tb. State of of all kinds in LcirculaUon exclusive of
m I 1 1 IA 1 1 M W I ' Ifin I1U11VM a, a.w a. a S A a- nna- aa SI aanr rrnv
-vf t t r k aun r t- oton iu ni . i 1: a- 1 1 in. 11 rv i.iija;t3Da it uivu sm v. w Vw. n "
ut an proois jl iuo Valolv- T There are two omer riugusu ki;tiAn t nffapt these
God, furthermore, those ot ies- . , 8yadicates owning land m r""" tVooo.OOO of actual gold
cartes, it is said, have been wrougni Texas- 1 Qd 8ilverin the treasury. This made
Sir Edward Reid, 'J,UUU,UUU acres. a balance against the government 01
This is a syndicate which owns lanas $741,000,000.
in Florida only. It includes the on December
rnnTit TW.hfiss of Marlborough, ment currency
Lady Randolph Churchill and Lady ingbank notes)
I. cbr Kim. "" '
j -
In the Rouse 3L pension bills were
introduced.
Among other 1 ills were tho following:
By Mr. McMillin, of Tennessee,
to repeal the law allowing a rebate
of the tax on alcohol. Also to re
peal the 10 per cent, tax on the cir
culation ot banks omer man r.auon
al banks.
By Mr. Cummings, of New York,
providing that there shall be in the
army of the United btates ten regi
ments of artillery of twelve batteries
mftdo assaults not less bitter man
fa flirkliAa virion Kenler. The Protest-
- "1 ""V AT . u I I
ant clergy of Cambridge ana yxioru Thig gyndicate has all its holdingi
I :n 1 v.la.,rl fl Aa o n H 1s:-1 t Ci I V. a wAvtmcvit o r9 Ancilvci vv rsf I
nonn a u.' 1 1 1 lis 111 1 1111 i mucu uiiu va v- mxi'ii. icaf 1 ii c- u lb v a v a sa w v s t 1... 11 . vosa a. a 1 aa I'PAia.
1st last the govern- K-.""V- r" :n ,ikp .lieeD to the :i;T' nA ihirtv ?. ' wascoming
of all kinds (not inciua-r"--r:r: ;v thZir Knf- . . a..i. laemwas muca iurpiow j " I short
wm 11.386.000.000. on- ;r.a .h.t "S""""" v1 - anest. Boccially in I see 1 1 a noi 1 treasury
m f ai'd and silver in irage-one 01 so g. - companies each. . ur h C-j -1 received from Mrr. low IU
LETS HAVE NO WAR.
iu 1772. opposed and prevented Dr
Priestly from accompanying aa u
nedition of scientific discovery: he
unsound" as to the lnnity,
- r . ... 1 , a 1,. a.
it was feared that this migut iwisi
his astronomical observations to the
itii greater bitterness the Church iDiurv of the Church.
sed all progress in Astronomy, yQ ajs0 tb0 Church opposed the
ienee which has so wonderfully development of Chemistry and Nat
. lded a rfvorential conception of 1 iJhi!osrphv. Every bold inves-
wisdom, order, and providence . tiator int0 the laws of Nature for
iTitiirifl was charged with "sor-
I . . a. 1 k;M M I kl If 1 I1IMI I sassaaa wr . . - a
Syndicate No, 4-imOO0r... Se
o naa an us uuiuiukd - . jx. i,t.ii nnnnnanf thr 1 uaucc.
ir: ::nn; Tf innlnrlAS ttlA MSI
in iUibBiasiiii. - I vears aicO, aula ia au iiivi wo no so AGAIN
Howard Cholmondeley (Viscount to t'he $140,000,000 of deficit in revenues LPVcoenfio
Cholmondeley), Georgiana Viscouni- makes $i65,ouu,ww wmcniue KU..- rtndard ticket, will the South e8 auuui war "u' ""i
ss Soss: the" Hon. Lady Hamilton ment has lost . ta the past ; three ears gold . standard t2Se7aBdn0IIlilllt, Jingo message of rreaidaot Cleve-
the lion, uaay
lis at this time, but be bad paid no
attention to this. A very short time
before the funeral, Mr. Cleveland
received, he said, a telegram from
the Chit f of Police of Indianapolis
asking how many extra detectives be to can 'congress together in extra
desired for tbe trip. Tbia kind oil i0a to repeal the hberman I'urcJiaaing
talk set him to thinking, bot still he I Act. That done all the bad law. on
did not at all change his mind about I silver would be killed sure enough and
" - - m a. I III a la A. la A .
o-oinir- and wired back to the Chief sliver aiueo wim imns no
tbat he would leave all tbat to him.
"It was the night before the morn
ing on which he was to leave. He
had a caller; it was no less a peian
a?e than Senator Edmonds, of Ver
mont. The Senator asked to aee
him privately, and frankly told him
that thoueh be (the Senator) was a
Republican, be had come, oat of Tbey adjourned aud went home again
sense of duty to tbe country,- -n-l to tell tbe dear people what a
estly to request -mat ne vroaiai w avb or mocrsaiTV
But t hey returned to ll
session ana found a depleted
the "gold reserve' awsy be-
on hundred million limit.
Hendricks, berstlf. suetresiin thai I Then it was the head and bos. of their
Sl'BSTill'IK l ITS ri.A a.
They adjourned and came home. They
went back to the regular session la
December. U h.t now f H'llaon, Woe
man, Hill and 4o. go to work to re
duc tbe tariff and so they did on the
rsw material the products of the
farmer and tailoring man and raised it
on some 01 tne msnmaciurea goooa.
It Would It DUaatroua to Tbe I o.lr,
and To The South Eapeclaltjr.
The Caucasian I as never been nn
easv about war as a result of the
she thought it would be wiser for
him not to risk tbe trip. Tbe attl
I creating the succession though the
Cabinet had not then become law,
and with the show of detective fore
party, Ci rover Cleveland, tbe tjrrau
tmUor to the laboring people 00 the
American continent, stepped forward
with bis treacherous sal of the Ameri
can people Into financial bondage to
the rich Jew syndicate of Kngland
od
Bid-
issued
he Creator. From Scriptural
the Chuich had taught that the
' a is the immovable centre of the
erse, the suu and all the heaven
odies revolving
h that the sun is tho
system and that the earth re-
Gordon and
dulph. . I ka nnnnnn in February. 1894; another
Mara -is of Tweeddale 1,750,000 IsqWooO in September of the same
acres. The Marquis is William a'r, and $62,000,000 beginning with
Montagu Hay, famed all over Scot- February 189J In-all, the bond,
land L as the rack-rent landlord. "Eig
Phil nrs. Marshall Co., .uon- wnmn cora i-uc m an.
don 1,300,000 acres. This firm
Ti-Vinlo nAaratre for US clients. 1 " nuv : ...miiiminii these bonds.
lall the heaven-. ncesupersUtion and dogma, not to The Anglo-American Syndicate, 1
v, !.f Sfcek the tralb- AU study was eo, London 750,000 acres. The fnnds oadonds ,and in other ways, not
is tbo centre ot , A , .,i0:f:;im 01 "onuuu ' 1 .i 5 I ar,iitnrps '
uaiiii.ci.Ti uj ou, nf widowed neerefses are largoij '" Mnciuaeu m wuiu'J ?7i"r ZZZrJ&
cnnminrr thnnvht DAMCa&rT IfT IDrltlsst. hArIllldftADl Tt tliV Uf
lr.Stai 2nd West come together and nominate -gw - Z.VZa lZ- ZZZ e. d out of resne'et to the I... to tbo work of Wro-yer. ' '
nd nonds at ihr JdTfferent periods, a free silver ticket? 1 hope " H .;.in I n conclusion, Uke all their promise.
z;r iqqi. .nnthorifrnm some one eise. o r . 1 . . , 1 th laat thirtv tears and 1
senator x.umuous, iu yicpatiavwvua
11U1U BU , I . , - J . I
1'ne reading 01 tne message causeu iver nor; aou iu vuuMueuvu iuw
me to write this. It put the blood to 1 0ff we reproduce a very sensible ar-
cery
The
" on.l "Uannn with the dCVll.
" " - "r
Church trained men to rever-
twmnriinir through my veins at a fear
ful rate. From the talk in this section
there are others exercised the same
or.v .1. K. UAOOKTI.
Bass, X. C.
ticle from The Home and Farm.
"Kines, it is said, male war, ahd
the people fieht it. War is no great
burden to the rich, but it pinches the
HELD UP IN THE ROAD.
for departure were all suddenly cn-1
celled that night.
But." continued the Speaker, "in
about two weeks afterward, the
President and his wife, seemirgly
in response to an invitation from
L,re: hedged about by the most ridiculous here; The lands are in the enough to account for the $lC,000,ooo
,uth anowest fact it appears plain
s-w- in ii kkvoti ri . Pivaiia fwavfvw i al.a ai,. naimiFV rmiHri ui t.uc
says tionan, "naa riiVl" " London. His ir,' "i-.n the irreen-
not untied, a single knot, or added .TY heWlure of the receipts to
one unequivocal tact to tneaomain . Rt1Vrland-125,000 "V, Ttthe expenditures of the govern
of philosophy." When a master-1 : Tv,a ,aV-rent noble- :t. Uncle Sam has been li
Negro,
fr an
a pious anu cnarii- t. t hunjan effort "after three or
. Nicholas Copernicus, . ..: ? trn
ed arouna no suu u.1 literal interpretation of Scripture, iVb ar, Wat balance.
in i.ia.i n. nin is ana caarii- ,1 a. i re x 1 "uiu
Christian
ished his "Revolution of the
venly Bodies," wherein he set
1 tho latter theory. Death di
ly removed him from the clutches
ie Church; but his book fell into
Viands of its authorities, the
W.J. T. Thurston Robbed by i
Wear Garner Tbey Struggled
Hour,
nut of the boldest hiehway robberies
I ever committed in the State, occurred
near Garner, this county, r nuay
War with England wouia prove es-inu-ago, mvu , L
pacially disastrous to tbe South. We were prompted toward the acet pt
export two-thirds of our eotton crop ance by a desire to go to Ind:ai;ap
War would shut us out of our best elis and quieuy pay iueii rwti. i
markets and throw tho surplus back
on our own hands.
Our mills could not take this eur-
w t V Tbm-stnn a well known I nlns if so inclined. The result would
.iHn nma truin ir to his home in Clay-1 be the lowest mic8 f r a crop re-
. v. it- : . 11 1 - . . . 1 .
the stricken widow. Tbe s.xcial
train to Chicago had orders to stop
a few hours at Indianapolis, when
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland made a
for tbe last thirty years and their acts
for the same period and bundle them
together and examine tbem closely;
aud If you can gather any consolation
or hope of getting free and unlimited
coicage of silver through that mass of
deception you are easier fooled than
either Jeffersoa, Jackaon or Uneoln
oould bave been; for they would bate
aid at once : "Impossible for any good
to come to Use people out of such a
coaarrr mass or BCMAViTr.
Tbe last reason I will give, bat not
tbe least, is tbe present Iemocratie
nartv will not hate another chance la
twenty years, and long before that time
the Populist party will bave full con-
l kuici" 1 i ; .rfornnnn ITi 1) Wll I n tlirun nr f:ir m-llinn hales.
nhilosoohv." When a master- D f nklA. "H;" sm has been living be-UV'Z"J-:'""
, ,:L .n" ..d. n,A k.,.. acres, xnis is mro-i.- ..,. tha .ifects M""wd iu"8".''"u,v" "c lu" . "f..'--
tunnel iikh uoLrr uziuuu nuuiu ufcu.ui ... 1 m A 1 Anr, ma inp.nmi! auu dwvt. v 1 .11 K.injrs iinitBdna prrH. nunvr
- - o - .... , !.., .-.f Tr;na-ffnrT. i&iutj. i ju h - : . n
Kv ricrht me1 hods man of police-court fame.
.cTuSof Cgic" .The British Land Company-320,
J.U1S lauu ia
Company
advanced science
nf Btndv. hfl waa accused of "maeic
rr-rn.tir.n of the Index, a per- na 'n ntKist" And 000 acres
ent theological tnounai wmcu infidel." In 1237 the Cburen TOU .n nnn acres.
in judgment to catalogue em forbade the ?tudy of medicine, natu- w " "-. -V peter.
iress every new mougni ueemeu , philosophy, and chemistry, ana
i. 1 rr j txj V.V I ' . - . , . t I hnrn HiTliriann.
nous to lueir vretu. axis uwn. 1 n-Aamnari ths teaenmes 01 iacou. uv'" --
solemnly conuemnea, ana tui jts uauds he suffered 14 years 01
lemnation continued till 1701. imprisonment, being released at the
age of oy, snoruy i..ei nmw
ended his persecutions.
In the 14th century it was toruiu-
den to have chemical apparatus,
and when Antonio de uomimes un
dertook to investigate tho phenom-lin-ht.
he died in the clutches
a wild beast, imprisoned for six . tfc xnquisition.
s, then Durni auve ior ms teacu- jn iQ2i, the Theological rscunj
fin Florida) 60,
ot it in his pocket-money.
regularly brings chickens, eggs, butter I goutll hagto tay WvUd in a little
FIGHT WITH MOUNT AIM OUTLAWS.
and n manner of farm products. It
is well known mat ne carries uomo a
well-filled bag of the coin of '-ue realm
. rf j - I lie I V1KIIIH f mmiw ..... vfcM-
pleasant call noon Mrs. Hendrk-, f . of congress and bave passed all
and it was all done so quietly that I ltie awa th.t are neoewaary for the free
the public, to this day, u ignorant oil coinage of silver aad other financial
the motives 01 nobility and gooo 1 reformers.
rhole
.con time he comes to market.
Just after he passed Garner, near the
Hardy Bagwell residence, a negro step-
t' Tan 91 information I Tutrf 11 n from the roadside and asked
Ur"? iin Veeived here from Don- fcr. Thurston if he had any beef to sell.
After Two Hoars' Firing. Two -ten "
Dead and Two vtounoaw.
ead it was to incur the condem-
on of tho Church in this world
eternal damnation in the next.
ertheiess it had set forth a great
which many minds received,
which Bruno alone dared reiter-
And for this he was hunted
The Missouri Land
SOO.OOu acres. This
souri domain and has
at Edinburgh.
Robert Tennant
mt! 1 m ll 9 n vtntitif
U1 1V"V" 1 .nmsn of bad character.
nant lives in uonuou. I- " . n..a n
Dundee Land Company M,uw it seems im a. . ""--rrj-;. . niatn. in Tirr. Thurston's face
s 1 a a-MAtsrn mm awsaiasi i.iliii&ubi s b sr w a
borne, aiwjf --- . - -uv, mnnPV OP VOur life " demana
operates a Mis- "litUe hamiet near Pound, two Mr. Thurston said there was a quarter
headquarters mYleB Pound Gap, in Wise coun- t wagon fB"-ii
I tv v of a tern Die name uu 11 ior aiw, y ---- -
I U, a u t li a I Kf v..f if" aaid thft ne-
230.000 acres, murder there yesieraay eu'si naveu i.r h'im 'ii
i.n j Me. Ten- -nlt of a drunken row Christmas over 0t at the same time putting his hand
hia nnrkcl.
When nis nana came out, it, uwucu
acres
. and h's ashes madly scattered o q paris 6topped chemical teaching mj
. winds. But, as if God was not under penalty of death; and in 1657 oxa no g
. ng that the Church should hm- . Ital the church broke up, as it 0W f.
sense that were behind tbe
drama if so it may be called.
Carlyla'a rropboey.
More than fifty years ago Carlyle,
the great English author, wrote:
"Tbe Republic west of as will bave
its trial period, its darkest of all
hours. It is traveling the nign roao
a. a a. - a j:ul aawe A mA tbia aSLaAfaS I CVA
were threatened wo refund to fights I.,, not come am'id ftmine's horrid
vet the politicians afk our people to, I a a n. ;ii it come hv ordinary
day to g) to war with . Great Britian I nunitive iudgments. It will come as a
over a dispute with Vesznela about I hiatus in statecraft, a murder. cus
KnuTiflartrs. I bun fie in policy. It will be when
riAlhlth is iutacfe crops abandant and
1 - . I I a. : I A wM Than an.
4bA aaaa I I lit mUUIUCrUV aJ-asJ var-crasv ssrvn wv-
while raaeh war p;ice, and distr ss
would be widepre?d.
If a nation s w. entity, her honor,
her commerce, i tortatcutd, she
must go to wbr without counting
the cost, but such is not tho case at
present.
Even when oar own boundaries
J. F. CaowDaa.
0RT0M IS A CANDIDATE.
4od Plait Saya be Will Have the aaapart
f wow Torn.
Sew Yoas, Jan. t. Tbe Commercial
Advertiser today quotes Ex-Caited
States Senator T.C. Piatt as say lag:
niove'-nor Morton is a candidate for
the Presidency. I can state so on
authority. Tbe Governor will have tbe
unqualified support of tbe delegates
from this State. Objection to bia has
been Bade on account of bis age, bat
one wbo has administeren in anairs
."t - --' j . w win;. ma two Your money or your me, i'-1 geir-seeKine poiiucians, me war i - r,7 L i . . mt stale like Sew 1 or so aatia-
nss 1 1 m a .s l w anu sss. t iiit-i - - . tat i iatn at wi r at rns n war in rr w ui rruiuuyv ws m aa- - .
Lord Danmore izufuw acres. 7 " 1 VI mounUin outlaws, met on ed the burly negro. , feTer is high. Kesolutions passed -2,- win Voto the ballot fact orily and thoroughly is not an old
Benjamin Newgas, Liverpool- gSS& ioalSlf a mile from Don- Mr. Thurston jumped out on Virginia LegiBl&tare applauding tl! &Z Morton jsfall ofTlgor.
t . . j :it WinnnoflrprK. I tvr riuk ul vijc: t oavu, o - t i iu uMa HahI hnt- att aw KonnniiAftn I a a. s ; . . m H.t. i maari taski PiinnupoL utv emu UBuniaMC
a a. ...11 niri m rnBi.u3ui.a vuh tawvaw avwv u va vwn answAnnan www w no nuiwr m nuvi ruir. imuv - -
tbe task oi administering
key, heavily armed
for tne Duroose oi i
ling was immediately
ned with Winchesters, er side of t nan'dDUtVey CTippled; the President, but every Republican bounded by the glitter of self rule, and I feel .
of fighting it out Fir- around to h.a"f8tJd5r and every Populist voted against it gratify, by tbeir ballots,tbe mon- if chosen.
JSFZS. Sr'Sfo-Sf -h bistre We trit the people will stop d Utrou. faUU over-
ntrthat the Church should hm- ; T,i;. the Church broke up, as it nniftrAdftw60- for more than two hours. Mr. Thurston rougnt w.m . i - - . ".Tt I TIV. mita'tAme.i: and vindica- ha. done tbe SUte.
. , , 1 1 Ilia I . . : -i liOTO lUUt" ' "v" ' ' I . . . . nn...ail h.ail Knr neariV an uour iuc uuji uu uu h a ,iv.v. ... . . . - . . .
B rr.8,,:;: td done,e 39wnf-rG::a. s?rr. ooo acres. . . ,. .1S 9.- robj- There
of the Nation, as well as be
y and the firmament from snow- uatrammeled
His handiwork, ten yean iawr lion
scientific investiga-
awS.I-a Copan, (in K
a v avn tfiia a. AaiAO S UAAUV mmmmnm ovw . . A. . Mil -taA1
" J iL.I aw a. -i - I fAfniftl )U.UUU -MJICDs l vt tr.nl Tint arAI I LIB I 'I'M Utf-fiTU HUUii
telescope of Galileo proveu iu With the 8ame cruel and enslaving U""',. r T' nd Company (in Arkan- on m
nf thn theorv oi uanemicus. tha hnrnh fianecialiv OPDOSea - inguu
. i. . FU".".' . V. , r t .i. tutu I saBl 50.UUU acres. llfolmia
piiim aa it mn.v RAflm. uuwdtvii I ai A -a tr I Anintrv. mine iulu I " ' t j iumi i
j ' mo . y- -r a oTAnder urant,
i -a;a a aaaa ar-i3va i 4STii . . ah eHt 'rnanmrrina i aa.
Kansas.
i reacnea lnroone ft.or.her .a troo
.0lai of Xr. Thurston's pockets in which if"' "
uB. fc,v.- ---- ; I K.ffMnt.iininff lh.75 in SllVcr. AO I .
. .MiiBina aim iix sen- t was av uaa. vuw.-n - . i bAanB ina
Aafwiatad
ted bv the same ballot the infamous
never been according to a great PhU- over-pr -. ww
7u iZ-A wVh corrnpt press. And this brings ruin w.8Hiotoii, D. C Jan. L-Presi-
threatened War, WUlCn I -,, mmrtAc.m nnnn hltn-I . - .,..4 ,. anBnanrawltJva IB.
' , - , luuvu j , r .OCyl lKinaua - r
r 3 o- AAA 1 liieiess uu i, , n,h v... v.r nnokpt Mr. Thurston naa l r 77. : r . hu ib wf"""" r i noinuneni. oi imc
uuuuuu t"" aiuiT wounaea, Deingsuui.iiwii.c. u. -t .kk Hid not dis-1 to tne dost, au carope is an armeo
nnintmeat
I aa follows :
Tbe bear is by no means an extinct I "iTZTA j. Brewer, of lUaaaa,
Justice
tists and nreachers at A nth centuries, the Theoloeical
denounced the discoveries of v.finit. of Paris, lest the findings acres in ns8;
i..u..nt,n.nnI anrl hftele- x.Iv:o.a nf o-AnloiTv micrht bnrt oynuiv-o nnk..inli mountain, sun-l Charles u
tew v.,01rY-,-fc. c - 1M iBucuiu,. v. o -o-- Rvndicate incinaes xa nwi toidk up vuu...--- . - . - osit,veiT laentinea Dy Jiir. i Senator Mor&ran. oi Aiaoama, aa ou . utA aa th.tl - :7T Ji.VI i,-
ncnniM thaiMTU. . nu -V. TnTtianO IHH SluavU.UUl--.-rf ... m i a T 1 I a.iIIv mitilir DM War rovue , fcftvy.u-., - gr . . I . . - . . i :.i IBk lilt fc. rilrt M i, imaui oi hm vnwica
no". .-.-u.fc.u v ins ijuuiw"! t - - , v.miim uid thA kui oi iMBAoiuux uwnuj . - i niknufAn tia ia irniti ijosnotMr. uu i lAaiar in lorBijm aii&irB ajia liiautt . a t. n.aat kmnrMtiiiw r. rvi.
qaisitioil to r- . of this science, destroyea i ' tacky side for reiuge. . i""-nrkin ron the irravel train I ITrT,. ,,nr of verv na-1 rf . fJl 'Xi.- .V. wiuSi it of ColumbU; AMfw
anrw inn rrM'.ni w cu sa dsaivmu 1 . .
n1 1 n 000 aeres. Wi.ft lee-. Williams was last seen cover ana wuicu "r a ;- ,t annt animal In this btaie. in some poru ..-,7 . Bawwate Court ; Kichard
" -J---." . 1 o . . .nn-l rharla IMMm WUimlcu uu su- mug Aiiivn i v I . a f thai ari nnlta nlnf I. I s . - . .fcl.l ,
v".."-- . .. . . , i a ii.v - .. oi uur muguiaiiw mj r- l r ium r aniuo. iiKi waaiaow
positively laenuneaoiju. loenaior iuortran, ui Aisusuia, m viu . . nrn ff.ii am that I "L . 7 .v
a a. . W .
y besought the xnquisitio
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at once wim mm ior nis neroj
anng
i Lather or
the books oi us
1 M'hA I A Vt at 1 tat in al 1 M. IS (11 AX a
teachers, drove " Vw-isarU1.000
that he was worse en them out 0f the city, ana loroaae . . w . yil
Calvin. "The fon- ICeir Uving in towns or enteringmtp . - - -
ni nnblie resort, in tne xotn
va
Continued on Fourth Fags.
ons of the earth are fixed tip at I pjeg of pnblie resort.
cannot be moved,: they ssiid. -nai, nn rmirt
ometrv is of the devil, and main
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Thia WaS tne mOSC ISUU uguv um a-,.-.-.--- ;-.. TnBB. """" B. . IVOWU a laurgv a-caa w " Vm VmrftL. FredeflCa JW lWHTb Wl
T.?l8.Tr: Zx!z vniii.. r.miw fivelnf the "Sonthern." Magistrate John-1 .. . S th A flpiea . I mtu.A m5 nonnd. nndrsaand and was I J ?t. VTr.-7i mi-.. r
SeCUUU Nuv- Vn.. ...tai4Mminu bound him OVer W - -. J l A-A. I V.. .." I -.a.- aillaai nvand I W Ar, "a--
tn nnmber were aiuea si xuuuu uairiwu - 1 asi meuis ioiuwiui auu uuKusoa , aguk ---b -- 1 Maryland.
lUUUIH"-.) " m-.U. . n f ha I aanrf l a tilt -.-.H-r " ' 1 -
on May a, nj I Ho to now in Wake county jaiL
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