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fAnrrmentii with the publbh-r of the
torn atjlinh, curat.. tr.-i,p?rrert-
Aiting papr I'lt'eH' lhc m,v, '
by which vtecan t-rwnt to ';r Udj
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tkm and permits ti to foment P"" I ' to
the lONnaelL Th fono dizziness, height.
choice-it pattern of Krnn,;.,,,pI
dip, mf-"" and children f.r !
Kail and piplicif d;re;!i' ' r t"'t-
tiOiC together the Kl.rref.ti '. 1
rash pattern. Th.- .W;ripM.r. n-id
th patvrn tl:erueiv hv- ''my
novel and practical (e it'.r ..red
by no ut her pattern mi; ' which
r.anVr tlifm a mnnt- fr the ho;!ie
worker a for th- profen-ioiial dre
maker. Adlre' all i:.''iiiirtnm
totbe Pat'eru D-pttr.ent. Tn 'f-
casiah. . ,
You mut u" the m.iji.ji pru. -u
hel)W (whic'i i. .nr order m the p'h
liaber), tb-rwi- the lm win
coal ton 2" rent.
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Tte caiS nita to Uke with Hx4 SarpanlU
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nili stirr.ut-.te tii'? .inniacb.
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THE GENERAL ASSEB3LY.
A Ut .f Kw MenJr-Klrt S Fa
The Catcasiax hoped to be able to
prtsent ttoia week a full and complete
litofth new "members-elect of the
next General A HMino'y. Jieporia iroia
fom coantifa have Bt been receifed.
fcowrver.and it i quite poaaiuie tnai
there may he ec-tue error in tbe liat
nr.vi,tJ. We regectruliy as it oar
(riendi! to a!st us in makirg thi list
conu lete fur tbe iiue ol toe cexi
cao o maae, we guriwncw.
eummary a to how tt leguiacure
ttanOii pjlittcally.
HeosU.
ViEsx Djstkict (Currituck, Cam-
Jen. l'aaaotaok, liertiora, uaiea,
'-Xf' II nt rtjodel for blcjcrnjr, If, chowan and rerquimaaa) Two Sena
niunM ( lin.b'r?, nv;.! nc ral oat- tors. Jco. F. Newaome, l'op., Winton;
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r. r.vrliT i:t v. Jiifh it I Mr.CaRker. I'od-Dardens; X. B. Yea
.!. Whidbee. IleD.. Hertford.
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1001 FULDJL CLOAK.
bizea for 8, 10, and 1-' yosra
Thii JianJ.-oi.io
and
becoming
r.lcik in mado of r.un-p-cnf b'ue
irer. Ueo I'lTmoUth.
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Thied JIIsTkict ionuanipfcuii uu
liertie ) One senator. J as. JJ. rany
l'on Aulander.
JrotBTil iJISTBICTt lianiax; uue
Senator. E. T. Clark. Ton.. Weldon.
Firm Distuict (Kdgecombe) Une
Senator. I-ee W. I'eraon, Jtepn kockj
Mount.
Sixth District (TUt) Oae bena
tor. A. J. Moje. 1 op., r armvuie
Seventh District (Wilson, Aasn
and Franklin Two benators J.
Mitchell. Ton.. Franklmton: J. 1.
Sbaroe. lieo .. Kim City.
EiuiiTii district (craven, oones
Carteret, Lenoir, Onslow and Greene)
Two Senators. G. L. llardison, l'op.,
Thurroan; W.T. McCarthy, liep., New
Uerne.
Xistij Distbict (Duplin, Wayne
and I'ender) Two benatorsJi. . Max
well, Pop., Outlaws linage; li. Jj.
(irant, liep., Goldsboro.
Tenth Distkict (jxew utnover
and Iirunswick) One Senator. Geo.
II. Cannon. PoD..Town Creek.
fnvKKTH District (Warren ana ooro.
Vance) One Senator. W. D. Ilender- Pasquotank
t.nn lin . Henderson. I liertiora
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Twelfth J)istkict ( wase; une
Senator. O, II. Utley, Pop, Ilolly
Springs.
Thirteenth District (Johnson)
One Senator. Ed. Abell.Dem., Smith
field. Fourteenth District (Sampson,
Harnett and Bladen) Two Senators.
Geo. E. Butler, Pop., Clinton ; E. X.
Koberson, Pop., Tar Heel.
Fifteenth District (Columbus
Galea T. 21. Beuntree, Pop., Dru
scmn, W.lLCrewa,Bpn Oxford. .
Granam Jno. Dayton. Sep- Kob-
blBiTiUe. , .--v.
Granville Jno. Kinjr, Pop- Buch
anan, W. II. Trewa, Itep, Oxford.
Greene w. li. Dixon, rop r arm-
ille.
Guilft.rd John C. Bancb, DeroOak
Hidjce, B. G. Cbilcutt, Kp.,' Brown
bammic .
Halifax Scotlacd Uarria, Eep Lit-
Ueton ; J. II. Arrington, Kep Halifax.
Harnett l-u 11. Chapin, Kep- Sam- i
mertille.
Haywood Ja. Ferenson, Dem
Wayneavllle.
Ilenderaoo J. 1. J- rceman, liep.
Hertford Starkey Uare.KepTunia.
HydeJohn G. Harria, Pop Fair
field.
Iredell Jno. II McLelland, Dem
Mooresville, J. A. Harkness, Dem
Statville.
Jackson Tie vote, new election to
be held. -
Johnson
Jones H. F. Brown, Pop Tacka-
hoe.
Lenoir E." P. Hamer, PopM Kinston.
Lincoln U A. Abernatny, rop.
Macpelah.
3iacon
Madison J. W. Roberta, Rep., Mar
shall.
Martin C. C. Fagan, Pop., Darden.
McDowell Maj. W. A. Connelly,
Dem
Mecklenburg W. P. Craven, Pop
Mitchell Rev. L. Hr Green, Kep
Bakersville.
Montgomery J. A. Reynolds, Pop,
Okeweetne.
Moore W. H. II. Lawhon, Dem
Carthage.
Xash Van B. Carter Por.. Elm
City.
Xew Hanover D. B. Sutton, Rep
Wilmington, J. T. Howe, Rep., Wil
mington.
Xortbampton X. R. Rawls, Rep.,
Gary8bur'g.
Onslow R. Duffy, Dem., Catherine
Lake.
Orange A. R. Holmes, Pop., Rock
Spring.
Pamlico C. M. Babbitt, Top., Bay-
I DR. HATHAWAY & CO.
MWinlwiMWWf. AM I ui- i - r ' "tcttr 1 1
ItalMU.. EimiM li Praa at tthtm r tsmJ. Jmxmtmt aS tr"
Seminal Weakness ana cxusi ucoiuiy
t99trmwttrrns xt -i-rfa.-, ) rinc4 y .nafl fell ml IMA
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J LiQUlCS Tocr ova hcr iUMt tsxinscau. AUcj cax ttur
ciinimni ik .max of e-riri? 0fl dt-w rtTM rvUCC
rim aad pala fa Joint- ear to t?-rV,w u '- i1't22i.fs5'--.
M . n . Km fn, Kir'.. nMM t HV A TfT 4 T U TTQ.
TatoM rMi n ir1 obUia U test fry ccaaiCiag U Usiicj Scis b ftatWM
tstESTY DR. HATH AYAY A CO.
' tSH So. Broad SL ATLJL5TA, CA.
BilEflT BG8 DY EsBlIlt
Tb Cnt Stciri Wrti cTtoCb tj teal f y.
w tut. far wtr v
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Kx-k km f lb. f jOovtac '
Roat. ta. m Urn yorti
mm r Ut.
apt. 4 MUv baukl la aM
masUrU. bat
kaaiy a l cTakrat foe taad
twrAi 6C4 1
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RErOM ATOHT FOB TOCSQ C2IXIXAL0.
We favor the efetablishment of a
Stafe "uriitution for tbe reformation
of yoiisr rrininal..
UV ( u,rt-mn the Denx:rattc s. lniin
rijiin ia Xorth Carolina ior its
a i!t:r. to execute tbe atiii-ti ut laws
f U.e Statt iow on our statute ticoks,
and rail the attention of the peo;Ie to
the rnri that utiicial action in this re
ga i i- nr in hkr:iii!y with the ultra
anti-uut sentiment heretofore and
now being expressed by the Icsers of
the Democrat io party.
-J. IL
Parker,
Dem.
rop.
clo? 1 f in dium weight, which can and Roberson Two Senators. Angus ty; J. M. Allen, Rep., Ralph.
h w. -ii vrPfhtr it i;'S(r fchi C3. Shaw, Pop., Maxton; J. D. Maultsby, Richmond-Y. C. Morton,
b.f ?. 'T I!; Rep., Whiteville. Rockingham, Claudius Dockery,
l, is t "glit-fit irs i b'WS aid sixteenth Di6TRicT-(Cumberland) Rockingham,
half lcc.i-f ui the tro.it. Lho cape .One Senator. Jno. McP.Geddie. Poo.. Robeson D. E. McBrydePop.,
Pender Gibson James,
pie Hill.
Perquimans J. H. Tarker,
Hertford.
Person J. S. Cunningham, Dem,
Cunningham.
Pitt Slade Chapman, Pop., Ccxville,
E. V. Cox, liep, Coxville.
Polk Grayson Arledge, Rep., Mill
Springs.
liandolph J. J. White, Pop., irim-
Pop,
Rep,
brchK v-laidl iilk. Th
the coit :v.ry b : lii
of carrovv bruid or
ing. Th'j c;;p- ii t:r,-d
from tin 1 r x c t-.t car
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with
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with re v
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veniuit
wcutber,
hi wcight,l..o of the oulir
S'parate
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or hravy
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f. rouf fabric?, mny l-
used f."
luetic
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dirccticus abojt the
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CIBSOiJ TO ILI.UfeTl:AT2 UICIUCXS
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990 OGOHTZ COAT.
Sizea for 34, 30, 38, and 40 Inchfs
Bust Measure.
A standard deaigr, ho Kccnvvg
and conyenient that th nitKtnHi
servative woman cannot f.iil to i d
mire it, and recogniz? its pract'cal
talue. Our illuatrutioa 6hov:a a
gown of iron-ray emvonette, which
is rain-proof, aud cf n medinn
weight, which adapt it to all rei
aong. Thetkirt ia the "Comfort"
described below. Th: trimly fitted
coat has the usual etama in the
back, bnt is without lippVe; a little
fullness is added by pl&tt tuider
aide-seams. The front may Ve
buttoned snugly to the throu ,K or
left open, as preferred. It is Jiard
with changeable silk, and tbe blouse
worn beneath it ia made of the
lamAeilk. The hat ia made cf
cravenette, to match the costume.
A special illustration and full
directions about the pattern will be
found on the envelope in which it
is enclosed.
091 COMFORT SKIIvT.
Sizes-Medium and Large.
This skirt haa bntfonr breadths,
fitting trimly around the waist, with
a little follneai in the back, held in
box-plaits, and measuring thre
Tarda and a quarter at the foot. It
is lined throughout, and has a six
inch facing of cravenette, to pro
tect the lining, and keep the bot
tom dry. The skirt fas tern ou the
leftside of the front, under a button-trimmed
strap, thus avoi'iing
any possibility of a gaping placket
in the batk, and on the right sida
.there is a pocket. Undtr skirts are
of course emitted, and kuieker-
toiretr.a'
d sy, v. bcn the
' li' iii?! Jounittl
Bck were chuttii g ,
tormer s s;uuio ore
editor of The L'idieL
eaid
"Why don't xon dio: the
bi.cn ?:r...l try to
cjjiiiciy lit;.
:,V. v ,r--i a
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can girl, (':
"Whatii there r.
"Illustriit-i Ui
Anici v-
Cedar Creek.
Seventeenth District (Granville
and Person) One Senator. Dr. Wm.
Merritt, Pop, Bethel, Hill.
Eighteenth District (Caswell,
Alamance, Orange and Durham) Two
Senators. Jas. E. Lyon, Pop., Durham ;
E. S. Parker, Dem, Graham.
Xineteenth District (Chatham)
One Senator. Jno. W. Atwater, Pop.,
Rialto.
Twentieth District (Rocking
ham) One Senator.
Twent-first District (Guilford )
One Senator. Alfred M. Scales, Dem,
Greensboro.
Twenty-second District (Ran
dolph and Moore) One Senator. D.
Reid Parker, Pop, Trinity.
Twenty-third District (Rich
raond, Montgomery, Anson and Unjun)
Two Senator?. r. TT. GcU.'iiJ, ;' ;.,
Wadesboro; D. A. Patterson, l'op,
Rockingham.
Twenty-fourth ustrict (C bar
rus and Stanly)- . e Senator. C. D.
Birranger, Dti. , Mr. Peasant.
. Twenty-fi f i h Dip itiCT (Mecklen
hiirg) One Seuat'; . Dr. J. B. Alex
ander, Pop., Char' ,ie.
Twenty s.xin ' ,rict (Roam's
Mill
Prong, W. J. Currie, Rep, Maxton
Rockingham Walters, Dem.; R. P.
Foster, Fop.
Rowan J. W.McKenzie, Dem, Sal
isbury, waiter Murphy, DemM bans
bury.
Rutherford Lindsay Purgason.Pop.
Logan's Store.
Sampson C. H. Johnson, Pop., In
gold, R. M. Crumpler, Pop, Clinton.
Stanly E. F. Eddings, Dem., Farm
erville. Stokes R. J. Petree, Rep., Danville.
Surry J. M. Brower,Rep,Mt. Airy.
Swain V
Transylvania E. A. Aiken, Rep.
Tyrell Dr. Ab. Alexander, Rep.,
Columbia.
Union Jas. M. Price, Pop, Prices
Mill.
Vance M. M. Peace, Rep. Hender
son. '
"Wake J. M. Ferrell, Pop, Eagle
Kock ; J . r. U
RAILROADS.
We favur the establishment of such
equitable and low freight rates and
charges for products shipped from
Xorth Carolina as win ename snippers
and producers to realize at least a fair
remuneration alter cosrs oi bucu suip
ments have been deducted.
We call especial attention to the
possibilities of the trucking industry
in Eastern .Nortn uaronna, an lnaus-
try which, but for trie extortionate
nils of tbe common carrier, woiuu
lM-rease an nunareu ioiu, carrying
wilh it the greatest prosperity ti that
hichlv favored Bvction it has ever
known.
AVe earr-e -t:y riretj-ioj:?!).! to our
State lilra'J Con:uii v.ion thaCthey
use all iise power they bay.- t;i bring
about u-i t- redia tior;.-; ?.rd t-necialiy
that thev ure before the li ter Statt;
Commerre Coramiyxi all complaints'
of extortion and divriroination with
such vigor and continuity that should
they fail to secure remedial action by
the Inter-State Ccmmerca Commis
sion, all the people would know where
to place the responsibility for exist
ing outrages; and if their facilities
for fighting the battles of the people
before the Inter-State Commerce Com
mission are inadequate for that pur
pose, that they make recommendation
?. the Gtiierai AfmBiy -m amena
.Lnts to existing laws, to the end
that low and fairer ruvs mfcy be estab
lished, both in the Stale and Inter
State jiiriJictia:,.-:.
Resolved, That e ree.enjr.iend a con
stitutional pr.)hiMtioj of the pur
chase, IsAse. or rei'.tai of parallel w
competius; railway sines.
FKKK PASSES.
We favor a law forbidding the giv
ing of free passes to public otlicials,
and lorbiddmg tnsir receiving tne
same.
NORTH CAROIINA RAILROAD LEASE.
through the lawful dburscraent of th gov-
M rn rr nil
2 We demand the frea a ad nnreatricted
coiasre of eiltex and cold at th prewat 1-
cl rauo or 18 to l viinoui waiung lor
--wt of f nrei.Ti rtatious.
3. We demand the voram of circulatinK
nxMIuin be speedily increased to an amount
autllcif rit to meet tbe demands of the fcuw-
ness ic;1e of this country ni to restore
tae just level oi jncea ci laoor ana irw-
daciion.
4. We denounce the B&le ol bonds and tne
increa.' of the public interest-hearing bond
debt made by tbe present administration as
unnwea&rv ana w mout auinomv oi w
and tLat no more bontbi be issued excej4
bv pecihc act of I onCTess.
5. We demand such lepal legblation as
will prevent the demonetization of the law
ful money cf the United fcuttes by private
contract.
t. We demand that the povernment in
pavment cf its obligations shall use its op
tions as to tfie kind of lawful money ia
which they are to be paid and we denounce
the present ana pneemne administration
for burrendering this option to the holders
of irovernment oDlipations.
7. We demand a crauu&ted income tax to
theendtEEt ap-egated wealth shall bear
its just proportion of taxation ana we re
nounce the 8unreme court, relative to the
income tax law, as a misinterpretation of
the constitution and an invasion of the
rightful powers of Congress over the sub-
lect or taxation.
8. We demand that postal sayings banks
be established bv the covernment for the
Bafe deposit of the savings of the people
an-i to facilitate exchange.
RAILROADS.
1. Transportation beine a means of ex
change and a public necessity, the govern
ment should own and operate the railroads
in the interest of the people on a non-par
tisan basis; to tne end that an may oe ac
corded the tame treatment in transporta
tion, and that the tyranny and lohucal
power no wexercieea ly the great raiiroau
corporations, which results m the impair
ment it not Uie des-.ruction or tne ouucai
nalrts and personal nijerties ot tne citizens.
may be destroyed. Such ownership is to be
atcompiisiieu gradually m a manner con
sis: nut with sou ii J imdIicv.
The interest ot tne united Mates in tne
Davidson
tors. S. A.
;;d jj
larnh..
th Two Sen
Adams, Rep, Cary; J
II. oung, Jtep,Raleigb. We condemn the lease of the North
Warren C. A. Cook, Rep., Warren- Carolina Railroad to the Southern
ton. - Railway Company for ninety-nine
Watauga rhos. Bingnam, Kep, years, not only as a bad business
Amantha. transaction in which the interests of
Washington L. . C. Spruill, Rep., the State amounting to the large sum
JMackey's t erry. 0f $3,000,000 invested in good paying
tTajrue ur. o. Xi. xerson, xop, a uie- property yieldinff an income, were
reptate
Jiiive-
answered the editor.
"Illustrate Diclcra,!''
Gibson. "Why, mia
Just then the ariist' mother came
into the studio. "Jliither,'' he eaid,
";vhat have 1 aiwavs told you I
would rather do vx the way cf ilfn-
8'raticn than aavthiuff cki.
"Well, I deu't know, j)a?ia, unless
it u ta illuatrats Dicke'is."
"Exactly," ai.d .Bok w?ik-; in jnst
now and a:!;.s me to do it."'
Ciib;oii went t Europe cn his
wedding trip and remrined in Lou
don for six months There he
worked away at hia Dicker. 3 tketchc
Upon his return a few wuks ago i;e
delivered the firat drawings of the
3cii, 3 to The Ladies' Home Journal,
and the iciliul one . ill be printed
iu tho Chjiatui.i3 ham. The. finish
ed drawing! arc said to ba remark
able poitiayaL'. The characters
chosen are Pickwick; Pecksniff and
his two daughters; David Copper-ii-ld;
Dick Swiveller and The
Marchioness; Old Scrooge, from "A
Christmas Carol;" Caleb Hummer
and his blind daughters, and other
characters from Dickens. The
Journal will present the entire series
during 1S97.
ion.. Salisbury: ville; T. B.Parker, Dem, Goldsboro. sacrificed: hut wn rIso. in most em
J no. A. Rauisey, lit p., biiltsbury. Wilkes J. Q. A. Bryan, Rep, rrap phatio terms condemn the hasty and
T wenty-s EVisNTH DiTiiicx lie Jell, Hill ; Charles II. Somers, Rep, W'ilkes- secret manner in which it was done
Davie and Yadkin a wo Senators. A.
C. Sharpe, Rep,, Frncy Hill; S. F.
Shore, Rep., Shoie.
Twenty-eighth District (Stokes
and Surry) One Senator. Rev. Jesse
A. Ashburn, Rep, Pilot Mountain.
1 wenty-ninth DisTRicT--(CatawTba,
horo. ' several years before the former thirty
vvijson if. T. l'erson, rop, Wilson, years' lease, by its terms, would have
Yadkin J. C. Pinnix.Rep, Malee. expired. We call the attention cf the
Yancey people of the State to the fact that
some mysterious power has prevented
an . investigation through the
proper legal channels, of tfcia transac-
PEOP1VE3 PAKTYErATK I'LATJFOliftT,
The Peoples Party platform of North
Lincoln, Alexander and Wilkes; Two XCi To. IT T. -T tion, which was so universally con
" "r i op, itar- 'r. "rr"' r,-iT r, ' demned by
Senators. R. II
vey; Muton McNeill, Rep, Wilkes-boro.
Thirtieth District (Alleghany,
Ashe and Watauga) One Senator. J.
M. Dixon, Rep, Idol.
a niETY-FiKST District (Caldwell,
Bui k IcDowell Mitchell and Yan-2e-'
"si Senators. E. F. Wakefield,
i . .,?rtoir; Jas.
WALTER R HENRY,
Attorney at Low,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Will practice in the Courts of Meck
lenburg, Union, Cabarrus, Cleveland,
Lincoln, Gaston, Catawba and Iredell,
the United States Court and tbe Su
preme Court of North Carolina.
i'rompt attention given to all
branches of the law and to all business
entrusted to hint.
.rii KriV..T al1 classes of our citins, when it first
1,5 hi . IZ -rf, Jf' became known. We therefore demand
and hereby approves the platform of t.hst th fpt onwt Absptt.m fnMv
5? tf?Pie" tSJ PP'ff .tl investijate- this transaction, and to
cV . t rJit. JX,on, LUC Ui the end that tbe interests of the State
w x.v,uID, U1J tow. may be fuHy protect(jd as far a3 it can
thk election law. be ;done, such legislative action shall
We hereby reaffirm our fixed de- be taken as to counteract, as far as
Li. ijyatt, Kep., termination to support arid maintain possible, this unwise and secret 4-rans
a tree ballot and a fair count in all action.
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vu , uauu, jvuiuenuru anu rom; a wo i tne election law passed by tne Gen
senators. ,. i. Anthony, Dem, Shel- eral Assembly of 1895 meets our hearty The removal .of cases from the State
oy;J.l. ii. Justice, Dem., Rutherford- endorsement and approval; and we courts to the Federal courts for trial
ton. I herehv tiled e -the Pinntea "Parr.v to tho Mrherein tlliA iilaint ift's re Tinor nur.
Thirty-hird District (Bun-1 DOlicv of UDholdinsr the nrincinla of I sous and defendants rich foreia-n cor-
combe, Madison and Haywood) Two free and honest elections provided for porations, on application of defend-
n.j.uniut.,ucj, aouc- i iu eaiu eiecLiuu in w. iiiiu warn iiih i iliils. is a ill uwiiiir evil u urni srn-
ville; Geo. U. Smathers,Rep., Waynes-1 voters of the State-against the threats lina, and in its practical operation
'"'k. i wnicn nave heen manp to rpnpul tli I trpniipnr.lv mnmi s, ri i nnim i.f hik.
a niRTY-FOTjRTii district (ilenuer-1 same. tice to noor suitors, and thereinre
son, iransylvania, Jackson andSwain) county government. should be condemned. We demand
-une senator, ii. b. Anderson, Kep, The act of the last General Assem- therefore, that the next General As
uenaersonvnie. mw voarnvinn. -t,f f I semblv shall na?a Kush a s-enprfil stat.
iHIRT-FIFTH DISTRICT (MaCOH. v. &,.s Utn Ml thU siihieet no t.ot.lc from
onerokee, Clay and Graham) -One thPire.onntveornmiBior.oi-fl and tnot. such corporations doinsr business. in
ices of the peace by the vote of the peo- tnis State the privilege of carrying on
nle in the resnee.t:iv o.minf.ipn end th business in North Carolina, and with-
safe-guards therein provided, meets drawing the protection of the State
with our hartv innrnvxl. nnrl wo I extended to their business, if thev
cledee the PeoDles Partv to the con. persist in escaping the jurisdiction of
tinued support and maintenance of OUP courts when claims are sought to
that legislation, and warn the voters be enforced against them therein,
of the necessity of preventing injuri- . We advocate such legislation as will
os changes in that act, and of the 1Qsure a just listing and taxation of
danger of electing members of the a11 evidences of debt, and make an
General Assembly hostile thereto. equitable adjustment of the burden of
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Senator. Frank Ray, Dem., Franklin.
House.
Alamance S. A. White. Ren.. Me-
bane.
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BBDTJCTIOX OF SALARIES.
In order to keep our public servants
in thorough touch and sympathy with
the oppressed masses, and to check to
Buncombe V. S. Lusk, Rep, Ashe-1 der for the payment of debts, and that some extent the scramble for ofUce,
nic, it . tr. vauuier, i up., vauuier. vuioiijuiuoiuiwwu ujr w (iasiBge
Burke Jno. II. Pearson. ( Silver) of an appropriate act by the General
Morganton. Assembly.
Cabarrus A. F.IIiIeman. Pon.. Con- , . .
Caldwell Jas. L. Nelson. Dem.. . v e .ne"eve tnat an money aemands
Lenoir. snouia De payable in the lawful money
Camden Jas. E. Burtress. Reo.. Old OIIP.e u nited states without preference
Trup. or a,scrimination,and therefore favor
Garteret E. C. Duncan, Rep, Beau
we demand a reduction of salaries nn
til such time as through an increase
of the currency the price of property
and products will justify the present
rates.
J. i arborough, Pop.,
R. Whitener, Pop,1
Elliott, Rep,
fort.
Caswell C.
Locust Hill.
Catawba I
Hickory.
Gnowan Richard
Cisco.
Chatham J. E Brvan. Pon.. Mon-
cure, L. L. Wrenn-. Rep, Siler City.
lieroaee v. w. Ueweese, Rep,
Murphy.
Claj W. F. Plott, Pop., Warn.
Cleveland Dr.-B. F. Dixon, Dem,
Tba Peopltfs Party National Platform.
the passage by the General Assembly of adopted- B .US--P Puorm-as
a law to prohibit the takintr or irivinel Tha Poot.i p.rtv 0ooki, .
or gold notes, bonds and mortgages in tional convention, reaffirms its allegiance
this State, and tbe making of all mon- to the principles declared by tbe founders
ev demands solvahlp in nv kind of of the Kepablic and also to the f andampnk.
lawful money of the United States. i principles of just government aa enuaci-
lated in the platf orm.of the party in 192.
INTKRKST.
public biehwavs built with public moneys.
and Uie proceef 01 extensive grants oi lana
to the rucuic railrf'ai should never he ahen-
ated, mortgaged .or s.!l, but guarded and
protected for the pcneral welfare, aa provid
ed by the laws of organizing such railroads.
The foreclosure of existing lines of the Uni
ted States on these roads should at once fol
low default in the payment thereof of the
debt of companies, and at the foreclosure
sales of taid roads tbe government shall
purchase the same ii it becomes necessary
to protect its interest therein or if they can
be purchased nt a reasonable price: and the
government shall opeiu' said railroads aa
public higiiw:'V3 lor iue Deneiit oi tne
whole people a"d nc l;i the interest of the
few. under suitable t rovisions for protec
tion of life and property; giving to all trans
portation interests ant privileges and equal
rates lor iares ana ireigut.
3. We denounce the present infamous
schemes for refunding these debts and, de
mand that the laws now applicable thereto
be executed and administered according: to
their true intent and spirit.
4. The telegraph, like the postofSce sys
tem, being a necessity for the transmission
of news should be owned and operated by
tne government in uie interest ci people.
LANI.
1. The true policy demands that the Ra
tional and Stato legislation shall be such as
will ultimately enable every prudent atd
industrious citizen to secure a home, and
therefore the land should Dot be monopo
lized for simulative purposes.
"All Iand3 now held by railroads and
other corporations in excess of their actaal
needs, should by lawful means be reclaim
ed by the government and held for actual
settlers only, and private land monopoly as
well as alien ownership should be prohib
ited. ;
2. We condemn the frauds by which the
land grants to the Pacilic itailroad compan
ies have, through connivance of the Interior
department, robbed multttuaes of actual
bonatide settlers of their homes and miners
cf their claims, that we demand legislation
by Congress which will enforce the exemp
tion of mineral land from Buch grants after,
as well as before patent.
3. We demand that bonafide settlers on
all public lands be provided free homes and
be provided for in the national llomestesd
law, and that no exception be made in the
case of Indian . reservations when opened
for settlement, and that all land3 not now
patented come under this demand.
DIB2CT LEGISLATION.
. We favor a system cf direct legislation
through the initiative and referendum un
der proper constitutional safeguards.
GZKEXAL FKOPOeiTIOJfS.
1. We densjnd the election of President
and Vice-Presnlent and United States Sena
tors by a direct vote ot the feop!e.
2. We tender to tbe patriotic people of
Cuba our deepest sympathy in their heroic
struggle for political freedom and indepen
dence, and we believe the time has come
when the United States, the great Republic
of the world, should recognize tbat Cuba is
and of right ought to be a free and inde
pendent State.
3. We favor home rule in the Territories
and the District of Columbia, and the early year and the above Book! for $L25
admiMion of Territoripi Ktta ... . " "
4. All public salaries should be made to
correspond to the price of labor and its pro-
UUVU!.
5. In times Of ereat industrial denreaafon.
idle labor ehould be employed on public
works as far as practicable.
o. a ne arbitrary course oi the courts in
assuming toimprison citizens for indirect
contempt and ruling by injunction, should
oe preventea dv proper legislation.
7. We favor Just pensions for our disabled
Union soldiers.
8. Believing that the election franrhia
and nntxammelfd ballot are essential to a
government of, for, and by the people, tbe
Peoples Party condemns the wholesale sys
tem or disfranchisement adopted in some
States as uo-Itepublican and on-Democratic,
and we declare it to be the duty of the sev
eral State legislatures to take such action as
win secure a full, free and fair ballot and
an honest count.
9. While the foregoing propositions coni
stitute the platform upon which oar party
stands and for the vindication of which iu
organization will maintain, wq recoznice
that the great and pressing issue ol the
rename campaign upon which the present
Presidential election will turn 1 tho finan
cial question, and upon this great and spe
cific issue between the parties, we ermiiall
invite the aid and co-operation of all omn.
izations and citizens azreein? with na nnon
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e recognize that thronp-h tha mnninnM I this vital anestion
it w.waaam 1 J : 1 . T
Vo r.1o.Q o,tAlno. f r- Biiv Kicujk BUUllIlUilxa-
. " - i"--e """ l" maiuu. i uons, ine country nas reached a crisis in its
six per cent, interest law enacted by I National life aa predicted in onr rim-la rntim
the last General Assembly. four years ago, and that prompt and patri-
otic action is tbe supreme duty of the hoax.
public schools. We realize that whQe we have political indel
Tho st-,r.n v.- r i -r, pendenee our financial and industrial ind.
41 o.ivvu i nun i cvuicg i WM i i . . . , , . .
MMKma AUAVUOll a VI UCJUUU
k a- -a- b.i a 1
voiuiiiouc j. Ai. rscuuiKen, Fop., IT" XV 7 . ' "iuuu 4ucoll""i ana exercise ot the functions necessary to a
Whiteville. X. . ' that the Peoples Party has been true people's government, which functions have
Craven Robt. Hancock xteo New- to it8 antecedent platform declarations been basely surrendered by our public ser-
Ksrno in favor cfDublic education w Ho. vantsto corporate monopolies. The infln.
mand still further improving and I ence of European money changers has been
a J a a- aaa . I TIlaarA TWrATlT 1T1 finQninn lbrvC I A;-ai Uaawa Al
Cumberland Thos. H. Sutton, Rep.
Fayetteville, W. p. Wemyss, Rep.
Currituck W. fl.;Gallop, Dem,Har
birger.
Dare Geo. C. Daniels, Rep., Wan
chfs?.
Davidson J. R. McCrearv Rn of OQr Present school system as may restore the government intended by the
T : . . 1 "-rl inipaaaa tlia Affioton. .,: I father and for tha wplfftra r.H nHumh.
lCAJUglOil.
uavie W. A. Bailey. Ren.. Advance.
broadening the. public school system POtm shaping legislauon than the
r a.. . . i.-t J voice of the American neoDle. ExecutiP
owf7r,.lt; v Vaf K upr re" power and patronage have been used to cor-
gard for the interests of the tax payers fupt our legislature! to defeat twiil tff
and the resources of the State will the people and plutocracy has been en-
permit. We also favor such revision throned upon the ruins of Democracy. To
of our present school system as mav restore the government intended by the
increase the efficiency of our public I "then an for the welfare and prosperity
- schools and 'insure the most compe-1 LJ? n&titLdem?DJi
r ,. ' . " 1 fnnc .nn .r..t;A j- m. i hiimuuh ui au cwiiuiiiic ana n-
uupan aiaury ward, op Joford. UkjVTw Tk Irvi8ion. ne nancial system which shall make ns mas-Durham-J.
W. Umstead. JJem .tf?Mnk he committee on Educa- ters of oti own affairs, and inALTt
Durham. ; ton"r.tn? nex General Assembly I European control by the adoption of the
-wri a . a Vaa-ara I rm wMr-aw. aa.al . m I ii.
luagecomoe J. li. Dancy.Rep., Tar- " "V, "u secure, as iar asiiouowins:
. T?l Tt ' . a. ara. . " I TWbdf.S'f Kl A ndTk fka1nrBwntlwBf 4VS AT A. A W J I
boro.E. Bryant Rep Tarboro.
Forsyth J. L. Grains, Rep4 W. P.
Ormsley. Rep.
FranklinW. T. Barron, Pop
Youngsville. .
Gaston S. M. Wilson. Dem
Ltonia. '
DECXABAHOB OT PRIKCIPLX8.
1. We demand a National money, safe
possible, the co-operation of the lead.
lnfT teachers and Pdnnatora nf IhaStata
. . - - - ; z" 'i a. rtm ucuuuiu a n auonai money, salt
In framing, and perfecting the school I and sound issued by the general govern
" " I AAAOAAw . VUIT W1U1UU1) LUC I IA AKrVt"Il L If 71 fiT
, :" . ? jtjmciart. - : Jl?fiatofaUleg-l tender for
,r t j , , mil aeDia, puDiic ana priTate, so that a lust,
UUr lUdlClary Should be lifted ahnve I annitahla anil affiriont maano nf 4iornKH
tne plane of partisan politics. - I may be made direct to the people and
far enbfokaarw aad aalatka
wora; tt eontaina a e!naole trwattae aa aOowotta Hlat taa
rivM vnlanliln adaiM to tootnora aa ibo mi mmid alliia mi
ramea anl ouior awiaantnoata aor aociai aamaiiaaa a anamax minu., u.m nw . m
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