BRYAN AND JONES
VERSUS
North Carolina Democrats.
co-CrtTJTi:n tsar
the ccaventlcsa tier desire to cca
trol : they elect the candidatca that
npi n P-. r"""ni V they nave selected. Of coarse they
-AH
I THE ADDRESS ttT OUT 1Y TKE
TWCMTY-rtVC PCfULIST SENATC3S
ANO C3C2MtSEN.
No Onu Need Give Up His Party Organization Parties
Opposed to Gold and Monopoly Should Co-Operate Of
Course Goldbugs and Monopolists Will Oppose this Plan
to Win a Victory for the People.
Ummmmt Why lk FfrapU's Party Steal I
Apyral All Wit Art 0ned t the
fetal of Gald 84 Mawapoly t Jelaj
Haa la a Haraaatoa C-ratla I
Amlat the Ceaaaseaj r.Maj.
tka War l Tlrtr? Over
ampilf !'"
ana Je
MalA ea4 Ha
te llvyaa
Tba Way ta Dafaet Mapped by Berth
l araltaa DanarraU.
Tbe 'oromittc on Platform and Ileaolu
tione, by direction of the convention, bar
log had under consideration the proposition
for fusion made by a committee of the
Populist party, recommend that.' this con
vention aaopt the following reeolotioDs la
fV0ratioii dues t contem plate the
aMmloruuriit of party orrauixation or the
surrender of any political f. rinciples; nor la
reoperation defended on the arrund that
the p a'furm" of l.i three rti-e are liei
li,:al In am b a i rtsia
I li& aa (at WW a I i HISS in li'uMiiM tha ultimate
elTn of oralion upon any particular j he. and the aame. is, hereby respectfully de
party. We imy rest as-nrrd that theeo dined.
l.lewill naiw honor where honor ix rue Resolved. 2. That the Democratic State
. ti..t i,nrt whii h shows the ' Kiecutve Committee be. and the aame la.
,t.t .imviiii t.i the wellaru of the wo ! hereby lost meted to entertain bo farther
pin will, in the nd, re-eive due credit for
.... . i f 1 1 ... i
every laii'UMe ennesvor. v . j . irjan in
bit open letter to New York Journal.
The Iniu Is joined ; we cannot avoid it if
we would, hither the friend of himetal
m in or the aovoralei if the gold standard,
trusts and monopolies miiit aun-ve.l Who
la not for us ii against us. We are asking
no man to abandon his party or chaise bis
polit ics; we ask no one to vield any princi
ple; hut In ihla ureal contest we do appeal
to all good men to stand solidly together
fur liberty and humanity, and atrike down
forever this conspiracy of void and mo
nopoly James K. Jones. Chairman demo
cratic National t'oniinlttee
hereby instructed to entertain
proposition for fusion.
These resoluttona were adopted by the
Democratic Btaie Convention.
control them After they are elected
Therefore, tboee who are not their
agent and who would not submit
to their tryannooe spoliation should
strenuously oppose the allied com
blnatlon of gold and monopoly.
The only hope of the enemy is to
divide us- Therefore, let us be
more united and harmonious than
ever, and farther let us organize
without delay a vigorous campaign
in every Btate and Congressional
district, county and precinct.
There are but two sides to this
Our readers will remember the mighty and portentous conflict. All be p
I tkruiA vf star Vi k rat'ae evsawa tnA rvxw I
aarew PP'8 " Vor the conspiracy of gold and mo-
of all who are opposed to gold and nopoly, who favor Industrial s la
in onotxly. recently sent out by the very, widespread poverty, and na-
turonav.flvo Pnnuliat Congressmen tlonai destruction, should be one
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party who oppose this deadly de
sign, who love truth and right,
who love their country, who love
their homes and firesides, and who
believe in the sacred principles de-
and reasserted
Lincoln, should be
It Is as follows : nn the other side. On this side we
thk populist A.DDRE88. solidly stand. Then let us, maln-
To the l'eopie : i ne conspiracy oi taining at all times party integrity,
gold ana u
culmination
made durl
vears has
stealthy oroceeses. rnese wouia
have been impossible u it naa not
had its agents and confederates
holding positions of public trust in
the legislative, executive and ju-
tef f4t
ea!svta
cr7
;ttt-a
and Aenaiors. Since some who
claim to be opposed to the rule of
gold and monopoly have recently
attacked this address we republish
res .ect thereto. it below so that all may read it oeiie e m trie were-
Keaolve.1, 1. That the propoaition for . - prartlv what it savs clared by
fusion snbmiuedby the Poiiuliateomraittee afe"a,n and exactly Wliat H says. by j,, and Lin
sd kvta
asttlsfs ealy.
wail M SiaM
laid nSBtba UM fta'iaalreVl
les aave. throosa eataattpaaesef tas I
tfl ma
eftbelrl
tare 4
byUontraae whids will aafa
taoa of mineeml band trocmaa
aa well ee before patent.
s. We daanantf that
all pobiie taiMta be prorkUd free I
proTKsea tor im tarn bssm
ana mmi mo
of Indisa r
for aettaaaaeat. aad that all hukki
uala n awl ooom anoaaT t&ia aesnajad.
. We fayor s artSaei of cltoet
tbjooah the iattiatiTs sad tsii
oer proper oooatnotwoai
eoYtat, raoroamoaa.
1. We deaaaad tbe atorrloo of
and VkPrea4deat and DattMl St
ton by a direct rote ot toe people.
S. We tender to tae patrtotie
Cabs oar deep Bet aympmuy In their
troois tor potinrai ireeaom ana
dence, sad ere beliey tbe Mae 1
when tbe United BUtea. the ereat KetMbUe
of the world, sboold reoogniae that Cbba la
and or nrni oagat to be a tree sad tnoe
nendent State.
9. we lavor noeae rtue lu we iemiiaiiae
the i
iwbf I
thai
Ana
ail
falrj
ost
this
of
as far as ttcea be
eaeil be taken
tbia aai
aafmlht!
aanovai. or caaaa.
The remorai ofoaaaa froaa tbe Bute
to tba Federal coorta for trial aau
wbereta tba penatlga are
tbe defeodaate are rtob fot
oa ajiularatwaa of dofeadaata, at a srowlnf
evil in North Oarouna. aad la ita frooUoal
opera tioa tieqaeotly aaaoonta to a denial of
raattca ta poor aaMara. and tbaaefoia aaoald
baoottdaaaaad. Weaeaman
tba next General AjBaaabrv
general atatnte on tba soMeet tarludlac aa
alien taw similar to tbe Wawooata atexate.
s a to lake from
MtoihKe in ibis State tbe privileges of carry .
la un ouaineea in aorta uarouaa aaa whb
Fcrssfr N27 OCCASIONS
rat.
ff ka tatVMVera mm
I T KTf.
I IKa niM f irninmkU - - ' ----t - -rimumA I aTSeiaX fO TaO a I I ta mammt M e
W advance it has T the harmonious cooperation mbwionTtori-- it " to 7. U tbperatat iajKaag ZZT
. very advance it nasi 0 .11 ckini? the samoend. The! a ah mihtu. aaianea ahMut ha eaataialtb ' 1 -w t..i . -. - z. r. .
ng the last twenty-five 1 nm I nnua dancrrs threahanin? the 1 oorreapood to tbe price of labor and Ita pro-1 are o.o .i hi agaiaat tbeiu. Wo aJaoreeom- aaaaaeaaea. arra. mmmm9.
been by adroit and raitti-, f th rnnbli make : . m d "0i1i rC-rkrH
-- - r - - - a. la times OI great indaauial tlliiiaannn, I P acuaae. eee or reniai w pwmutu or 1 ' 1 s J '
Future comlort for ; ,
arxxrungccooomT.Kt 1
KwtngrTuchuxwiih.- ,
luh4 rtptiUtkxv thit
antcrs you lonj anj i .. ,
tory urvkc . .4 4
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We favor a union of tbe ailver forces of
tbe country in tbe Ooartsional electiona,
and cordially invite all voters, wuooui re
gard to past political affiliations to unite
with us in supporting our candidates for
Congress who favor tbe free coinage of ail-
.7.' l., "H'Z disial branches of the government, rt that opp08e thls conspiracy
sv wiu luvuuativ-i ve v I IbT Alee aw h a. hAnAHalaWIOd TVXt T flO I ... . a. M a
National Chairman, Hon. Jamea K.Jones, " I mat oppose a government Oi me
POOls Ol vuisi vunBuiracy uye nujr
in name the
this the highest duty. The line of
battle is clearly drawn. We can
not avoid the conflict if we would.
Therefore let us appeal to all citi
zens and to all organizations and
and to the Congressional committee.
That we admire and oomtnena wuaoai
stint the great and gallant tight made by
lion. William J. Bryan in tbe last National
campaign for the auccesa of our party and
the principles of oar platform Hxtract
from Democratic Btate Platform.
Plan of o KntiaMon of the Peoples Party.
COMMITTEES.
Section 1. Kaon township shall be
under the government of an Execu
tive Comuittee of five members, who
Khali elect their own Chairman; said
ComtuittM shall be fleeted by the
voter of said Townobip at the pri
maries called to elect delegates to the
county nominating conventions, un
der call of tbe County Chair
man: 1'rovidod that thorn Town
shipa which are divided into pre
cincts or warda shall hare a separate
Committee for each precinct or
ward.
Sic. 2. Each County shall be un
derlhe government of the County
Executive Committee, which shall
consist of the Chairman of tbe sev
eral Township, Ward or precinct
Committees. This Committee shall
meet at the stme time and place
of the county nominating couven
tions or the i'ooples fatty ot any
year is held, and elect a county
chairman, who may or may not be a
member of its own body. In case
it shall appear at said meet
iag of the county Executive Com
mittee, that any township, ward or
precinct has failed to take action in
accordance with Section 1, the said
county Executive Committee shall
be empowered to appoint said com
mittee or committees.
Sec. 3. The executive committee
for the various Congressional, Judi
cial and Senatorial districts shall
consist of the chairman of the county
executive committee of the counties
that compose the said Congressional,
Judicial and Senatorial Districts.
The Congressional, Judicial and Sen
atorial committees shall meet at tbe
same time and place that tbe conven
tions meet to nominate their respec
tive candidates, and shall elect a
chairman for said committees who
may or may not be a member of their
body.
Sec. 4. Tbe State Executive Com
mittee shall consist of the State chair
man, the chairman of Congressional
executive committees, and one mem
ber elected by each Congressional
Convention while in Bession, with six
additional members at large.
Sec. f. In case any above named
committee fails to report to its
convention while in session as
provided above, it shall be
somoient proof, that there is
no proper organization, and the con
vention shall thereupon proceed to
elect a chairman of the committee.
Seo. G. The county executive com
mittee, Congressional executiye com
mittees, Judicial executive commit
tees shall report sheir action, as pro
vided for above, to their respective
conventions while in session, for
their approval or disapproval. If
not approved, then the convention,
before an adjournment, shall elect
tbe chairman of said committee.
Sec. 7. The State convention shall
elect six members of the Executive
Committee at large, and may elect a
State chairman er leave the State
Committee to elect ivs own chairman,
who may or may not be a member of
said comittee. But each State chair
man shall serve until his successor is
elected. The six members at large
of the State committe and the State
chairman shall constitute the Cen
tral Executive Committee.
Sec8.AU executiye committees
shall have the power to supply all
the vacancies occurring therein.
Sco. 9. A quorum of the various
committees snail be as follows: The
. eounty and Senatorial committees
a majority; the Congressional, Judi
cial and State one-third of the
members of said committees. ,
Sec. 10. The executive committees
of the Senatorial, Congressional and
Judicial districts, respectfully, shall,
at the call of their respective chair
men, meet at some time and place
in their respective districts, desig
nated ia said call. And it shall be
their duty to appoint the time and
place for holding conventions in
their respective districts; and the
chairman of said respective com
mittees shall immediately notify the
chairmen of the different eounty ex
ecutive committees of the said ap
pointment, and the said county ex
ecutive committees shall at once call
conventions of their respective coun
ties in conformity to said notice, to
send delegates to said respective dis
trict conventions.
Sec. 11 That in case of failure of
any primary or convention to elect
delegates, the executive committee
shall have power to appoint, and cer
tify the proper number of delegates.
The chairman, or in his absence any
member of the county, Senatorial,
Judicial and Congressional commit
tees, shall call to order their respec
tive conventions, and hold chairman
ship thereof nntil the convention
shall elect its chairman. . .
CONVENTIONS.
Section 1. Each township, pre
cinct, or ward primary ot the Peoples
Party shall be send to the County
Convention three delegates, and one
additional delegate for every 25 votes,
or majority fraction thereof, cast
asy to Take
asy to Operate
Are features peculiar to flood's Pills. Small in
size, tasteles. efficient, thorough. As one man
said: " You never know you
have taken a pill till It is all
over." 25c. C. I. flood & Co.,
Proprietors, Iwell, Mass.
The only pills to take with Hood's Saraaparilla.
particular politics, in name
last administration was Demo
cratic. The present administration
is called Ilepublican, but it has in-
elorlouslv practiced and defended
the perfidious policies of its prede
cessor. At length the selfish and brutal
interests behind this conspiracy
deem themselves strong enough to
dispense with the caution and du
plicity hitherto necessary to their
success. 'The administration boldly
avows its indorsement of their
scheme against the liberty and
prosperity of the people. Within a
few weeks it has formulated and
sent to Congress a bill, the leading
poflfls
trusts, bv tbe trusts, and for the
trusts, that oppose and will not
submit to the despotism of sordid
wealth to come to the rescue. Pa
triotism and manhood are not dead.
A large part of the American people
realize the wrongs and compre
hend the dangers, and are ready
and anxious to fight this system to
the end. The spirit of '76 Is abroad
in the land and the friends of lib
erty everywhere are awaiting the
patriotic call to fight a common
battle against a common foe. Let
this be done and we can crush ev
ery traitor as did the 'men of the
American Revolution ; let us be
done and we shall drive every Tory
to ignominious defeat. Let this be
Idle labor ehould be employed oa public
worn aa ur aa pracuoaDie.
6. The arbitrary course of the eaarti la
assuming 10 imprison duasnsfor indirect
contempt and ruling by injunction, should
bo prevealed by proper legielailon.
7. We favor just pensions for oar ifTsshlail
union eoKuexB.
8. Believing that the election fraacnaM
and un trammeled ballot are essential to a
government of, for, and by the people, tbe
Peoples Party condemns the wholesale sys
tem of disfranchisement adopted in soma
Btatea as un-Eepublican and ua-Democratie,
mi wa law laia u w am ww uuiy oi im sev-1 MaMMaB
erai state Janaiatares 10 tags suen action aa 1 ,k,.k ,
will shim a fnll fraa and fair balk and I
an honest count.
9. While the foregoing propoaltlona con
stitute the platform upon which our party
stands and for the vindication of which its
organisation will maintain, we recognise
that the great and pressing issue of the
pending campaign upon which the present
Presidential election will torn ia the finan
cial question, and upon this great and spe-
dnc issue between the parties, wo cordially
invite the aid and co-operation of all organ
isations and citizens agreeing with as upon
this vital Question
p sting lailway lines.
a J tr vieiaiamoa or tbb bcbdbxs
or TAxaTioa.
We advocate such atgialation as will hv
a ire a just listing aad taxation of all
ertdei.ee of debt, ana snaxe as eooitabje
adjustment of tba harden of taxation be
tween the debtor and a creditor.
aanccnon or salaxubs.
In order to ken oar public earvaats it
thorough touch aad sympathy with the
oppressed niaavaa, and to check to soma ex-
tent tno scramDM) ior omos, we aemano:
of salaries nntil each time ;
n increase of tbe currency tbe
price of property and prodocts will jastify
iae present rates.
THB BULB Or TBB PBOPLB.
We favor the principle of direct legialation
known as the Initiative and Referendum, in
order to restore and preserve the role of tbe
people. "It will not be opposed by any
Democrat who endorses the declaration of
Jefferson that the people are capable of self-
government, nor will it be opposed by any
itepubnean wno noioa to uncoin s 1
that this should he a government of the
people, by tbe people and for tbe people.'
CHaTacw
IFOHTOS I!) VIAU'STTIEET.
for the Peoples Party candidate for
Oovernor in 1892. But where a
township, precinct, ward, or other
sub-division of a township has been
divided since 1892, each such sub
division shall send to the County
Convention, one delegate, and one
additional delegate for every 25 votes
or majority fraction thereof.
Sec. 2. Each
purpose of which is, in the words of done and we 8nan re-establish what
the Secretary of the Treasury : 'To is aimost overthrown : A govern
commit the country more tnor- ment of tne people, by the people,
oughly to the gold standard." and for the people.
This country has during the past Signed.. Marlon Butler, Chairman
twenty-four years suffered enough People8 party National Executive
of the blighting effect of the gold rmitt
standard, so far as fraudulent legis
lation and executive usurpation
have been able to establish it. It
is now boldly proposed to legalize
what has been done in defiance of
law aud to use the power secured
bv false pretenses from a lonir suf
fering and too trustful people to McCormick,
W. A. Harris, Henry Heltfleld,
William V. Allen, R. F. Petti
grew, John C. Bell, J. D. Botkln,
Jerry Simpson, W. F. Strowd,
W. L. Greene, J. Y. Callahan
. B. Ridgely, James Gunn,
John E. Fpwler, p. H. Castle, N. B.
a- -e 1 -a ar r ' -eri. w -an
01. a. jrerers. J. -c
If tbe Baby Is Cvttlag Teeth,
Be sure and use that old and well
tried remedy, Mks. Winsuw's
Soothixg Syrup, for children
teething. It soothes the child soft
ens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind colic and is the best remedy
ior aiarrnce. Twenty-nve cents a
bottle.
FKOPIdCS PARTI" 8TATK PLATrOKaf.
The Peoples Party of North Carolina, in
convention assembled at Raleigb, on the
17th day of May. 1898. hereby affirms
ita unqualified allegiance to tba principles
of the party, ana. hereby approves the
plat f 01 m of the Peoples Party adopted at its
SALl
ill be saade daring tbe neatlfew 'asontba
by those wbo buy oonaervaUreiy erbike
stocks are low. TflK TIME TO 1U V IS
wuch Everybody is selling and
PANIC PRICES RULE.
Stocks to-day sellineat 110 tee JO s share:
are safe to buy, as no conditions can depress
tbem to any fanner appreciable extent, aad
when tbe turn comes you can bay more as
profita aecroe. An advance of 10 to 3D points
inevuaoie.
Ten shares of ane these low-priced saay
be bought on flW deposit, with a certainty
that no loss can result. Tan additional abaree
oaa be bought on each 1 point rU without
any iunner owposu er liability whatever.
The pront would as :
300 oa 10 points advance.
11,300 oa li points advance.
$1100 oa 20 points ad ranee.
INCREASED EARNINGS AND DIVI
DENDS. THE ENORMOUS IMPORTS OF
GOLD, and tbe unprecedented EXCESS OK
uruBTo uv&K imports, make a pae-
menal rise certain as soon as tbe Cuban
ision is relieved, and Wall Street, as nsoaL
has about discounted the worst than can oc
cur.
Bend for oar Circular.
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and supplements thereto.
EAST BOUND
ai a 9 a ii -ii
i ' . .M if,.. ii I -wwiv. v?. - jxaaonai convenuon neia m (neciiyoiDl.
county convention put pon this infamous design the Kelley, C. A. Barlow, A. C. Shuford, Louis, July S2, 1896. 7
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SOUTHBOUND.
TRIAN8
shall be entitled to send to each of
the other conventions two delegates
at large, and one additional delegate
for every fltty votes and majority
fraction thereof cast for the People's
?arty candidate for Governor in 1892:
rovided that every convention shall
be entitled to send as many delegates
as it may see lit; and provided far
ther, that the number of duly ac
credited delegates in any conven
tion shall cast the vote of the conn-
Sec. li. It shall be the duty of the
chairman of the various county con
ventions to certify to the list of del
egates that may be chosen for the
different districts, and State conven
tions and forward list ot State del
egates to tbe State Chairman.
Sec. 4 All who are opposed to the
present financial system of our gov
ernment, who are in favor of the
free coinage of both silver and gold
at the legal ratio of 16 to 1; who la
vor a further increase of onr legal
tender currency, without the inter
vention of banking corporations;
who favor a graduated income tax
and further necessary legislation to
reduce and equalize taxation and
who are in favor of a free ballot and
a fair count, and of guaranteeing to
each political party the right to rep
resentation on all election boards,
which shall be of their own selection,
to prevent disfranchising voters
stamp of alleged popular authori
zation.
Jn the pursuit of this purpose of
committing the country more thor
oughly to the gold standard the
plan of this administration, as of
the last, is to retire the greenbacks
and other non-interest bearing
paper money of the government, to
issue interest-burdened gold bonds,
and to increase the powers, privi
leges, and profits of national banks.
This achievement would turn over
the duty of supplying the people's
money, the very life blood of busi
ness, to a selfish, heartless, and
irresponsible foreign gold syi- -cate
and its American agents auu
allies.'
It must be remembered also that
this foreign gold syndicate and its
allies have, with the connivance if
not the assistance of our govern
ment, captured and to-day control
every instrument of commerce In
the nation. In framing the Con
stitution our patriotic forefathers,
witn zealous care and with pro
phetic wisdom, provided that com
merce should be regulated by Con
gress; but this tremendous power
has been abdicated by Congress in
favor of the gold trust and the
W. D. Vincent. Samuel Maxwell,
Freeman Knowjes, Charles H. Mar
tin, W. L. Stark, and R. D. Suther
land. Tbe Peoples Party If attoanl Platform.
Following is the Populist platform as
adopted:
"The Peoples Party assembled in Na
tional conyention. reaffirms its allegiance
THB BLBCTIOM LAW
We hereby reaffirm our fixed determina
tion to support and maintain a free ballot
and a fair count in all elections held in
North Carolina. To this end we contend
that it is of vital importance for each polit
ical paity to have on all election boards,
representatives of their own selection. We
condemn the Republican party and those
who joined with it in the hut Wialatnre to
atrike this Just, essential and vitaqproviaion I Ar Durham
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to the principles declared by the founders I from the election law Of 1895; and we pledge
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of the Republic and also to the fundament-1 ourselves to use oar best efforts in tbe next
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al principles of lust government as enuaci- J legislature to re-enact; this provision
aiea in ine piauorm or tne party in lew. aw.
We recognize that through the connivance lscal self oovsbbhibt.
of the present and preceding administra- We are in favor of guaranteeing in tbe
tions, the country has reached a crisis in ita respective counties the right of local self-
National life as predicted in our declaration government by the election of their county
four years ago, and that prompt and patri-1 commissioners and justices of the peace by
otic action is the supreme duty of the hour.
We realize that while we have political inde
pendence our financial and industrial inde
pendence is yet to be attained by restoring
to our country the constitutional control
and exerciae of the functions neeemary to a
people's government, which functions have
been basely surrendered by our public ser
vants to corporate monopolies. The influ
ence ox Jiiuropean money cnangers has oeen
more potent In shaping legislation than the
voice of the merican people. Executive
power and patronage have been used to cor
rupt our legislatures to defeat the will of
tbe people and plutocracy has been en
throned upon the ruins of Democracy. To!
restore the government intended by the
fathers and for the welfare and prosperity
of this and future generations, we demand
the establishment of an economic and fi
nancial system which shall make us mas
ters of our own affairs, and independent of
muiupwi wuuui uj iub awpuon oi tne
banking ring. Money is the first
great instrument of commerce, butlfoUowing:
the gold ring, not satisfied with I dkcxaxatioh or raivcmaa.
controlling our financial system, LA WnS T10"'7,
has captured the other instruments Sent only witiTouY the intntfon of
by
partisan election boards; who are in
lavor of a more economic adminisuof commerce to enable it to keep I banks of issue, to be a full legal tender for
tration of our government, conntv. the gold standard yoke upon ourl imblicand private, so that a just,
Rrata anil Kttinnal tvVi rt tr. Arnuu. 4 nffikR and "tn mnr fhrrn,hitri equnapie anaemaent means of distribution
w mmm mv aiaeai aseavaaie f WW aew as a W W e fU0V X ' v v WMvavuaua
Aii uiaiory reacnes mat tnose I minum or ati an mm .t th. i
who have controlled the instru-1 gal ratio of 16 to l without waiting for the
meits or commerce in any country I "y loragn nauona.
wwaaave ftaam maIa j 4a a-T. B
to having Executive and Legislative subjugate our people and dominate through the uwful disburaemrafof tiie gov
branches of our government domina- our government. eminent
ted and controlled bv trnata. nm- ah ta.r ui- u 2. We demand tlw free and unrestricted
bines and monopolies, and who are
willing to co-operate with the Peo
of circulating
an amount
il. a m
a . . " - I "w-' J MM W w MAOV B aUUUVAl W IIIBl SJaUVJ UfJaAUAIAAfl fjl VMlfJ DUaU"
jo a party primaries ana conTen-1 nontrrilAii a..iii ramln&fAl thof lnmiiMDlofthi mnntrv mrt warfwaw
tions- : government. Thus the gold syndi- dmcini?h0ri
neantr i. uiood Deep. cate and ite allied monopolies in I increS SfThS fSehfe
Clean blood means a clean akin. No I our country have seized the great I debt made by the present adninistration as I seinorage to carry on the war.
oeauiy wunoui it. vaacareu, uanay uatbar- instruments of comnwrw. hnva I uneceaaary ana without authority of law
ple'gpartyto secure these reforms, have not only con tnolled the com' b?SpainSa to J
are invited to participate m all Peo- merce of that natidS, but have also sufficient Xnwettne SdSSSds
the vote of the people, under proper safe-
to Koarantee tbe best possible gov
ernment to each county; and we pledge the
People's party to the continued support and
maintenance of that principle, and warn
the voters of the danger of electing mem
bers of the General Assembly hostile there
to. GOLD NOTBS AMD NOBTOA0BS.
We believe that all money daman da ahoald
be payable in the lawful money of the Uni
ted States without preference or discrimina
tion, and therefore favor the passage by the
General Assembly of a law to prohibit the
taking or giving of gold notes, bonds and
mortgages in this State, and to make all the
money demands solvable in any kind of
lawful money of the United 8tates.
DBXOTJHCB SPAIN'S POLICT.
To avenge the Maine, to advance repub
lican institutions, and in the interests of hu
manity, the brutal and treacherous Span
iards should be driven froaa the western
hemisphere and a Republican form of gov
ernment established in the islands which
she has misgoverned, robbed, persecuted
and pillaged.
AGAINST ISSUING INTBRB8T-B B ABIXO
- BONDS.
We condemn the present national admin
istration for its efforts to fasten upon the
people and future generations the burden of
Interest bearing bonds and for endorsing
and carrying out the infamous bond and
monopoly policy of the preceding adminis
tration of Grover Cleveland.
We commend the action of the Ponoliata.
silver Republicans and silver Democrats in
Congress for their wise, brave and patriotic
course in solidly co-operating to atrike out
the bond provision of the pending war rev
enue bill and to substitute therefor an issue
of green hacks and the coinage of the silver
ArKaieieh 2 16am 40pm
Sanford S 53am 5 06pm
So. Pines 4 23am 66Spm
Hamlet. a warn eeupi
Wadesboro. 063am 810pm
Monroe .6 43am 9 12pm
Wilmington .. wvt uopm
Charlotte 7 60am1026pm
Ar Chester 8 OSam'lQ 66pm
Ly Columbia, C N A L R R 8 00pm
Ar Clinton. B.A.L 9 46am12 14am
107am
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241i
843am
428am
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Goldaboro
Basts
LaG range
Palling Creek
Klnston
Caswell
Dovart
P.M.
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640
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Passenger
Dally
except
Hunnay
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W
Ar
Lv
Core Creek
Tusoarora.
Clark's....
Newbern .
3 40
4O0
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4 32
4 41
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Greenwood 10:
Abbeville. 1103am
Elberton 12 07pm
at Athens 113pm
Ar Winder........ ...... .... 1 60pm
Ar Atlanta (Central time) . 260pm
Ar
Lv
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Rivardale s
Croatan s
Havelock s
Newport a
Wildwood
Atlantic f
MojeheadCity.. js
Atlantic Hotel
M. City Depot,...
630
642
664
700
7 16
26
750
7 63
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818
8 24
829
8 37
8 42
s 460
6 02
614
620
635
646
610
613
626
638
6 44
Hi't
6 67
7 02
Contains an alphabetical lit . t j
onices lo Mat4, with ...jUt .
World Maps, $1.75.
Agents Wanted. Liberal ,; - t,
I f Ksl p-r month made aHiing . '
psge r.nrjrlopedia.
2casb. S3.I0 . II Ml
Sent to any address, if reo.ii.f i u i
by three prominent men in ) r
town for ILOti rah, I s:i
at ter month.
ACMK IM hl.lslllN.. .
littci .i
Keference: CatTai
WILMINGTON A UKL1mi i: n
AND IIUANC11K.
ANI FIX1RKNCR KAII.L!'
coarKXsai scmkpilb.
TRAINS GOING HOl'TH.
NORTHBOUND.
No.402. No. 88.
Lv AtlanU (Central Ume)12 OOn'n 7 60pm
Lv Winder 240pm 1040pm
Lv Athens. 8 13pm 11 19pm
Elberton. 4 16pm 12 31pm
Abbeville 616pm 186am
Greenwood.... 6 41pm 203am
Clinton. . .. . .aJ0pm 2 66am
Ar Columbia C. N ALB. R.......7 46am
Lv Chester, 8, A. L.
STATIONf.
U
.8 13pm 4 26am
.10 26pm 7 60am
ISKm
606am
8 00am
Ar. Charlotte
Lv Monroe.
Hamlet
Ar Wilmington 12 05pm
Ly So. Pines 12 00am 900am
Raleigh 216am 1186am
At Henderson- a 28am 12 67pm
Ar Durham
Lv Dorham.
Ar Weldon.....
t7 82am t4 lttom
t7 00pm til 19am
4 6aam2 46nm
xuenmona A.u.ijn sauam 7 sanm
Washington. Penn R R.Utlpm 1130pm
Bahimora 146pm 108am
Pbiladalpbia. M- 360pm 860am
New York ......623pm 663am
Ar
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P. M. P. M.
WESTBOUND TRAINS.
4 6
Passenger
Dally ex
cept
8unuay.
A.M.
Goldaboro ....... 1106
Bests s 1143
LaOrange s 1032
Falling Csak s 10 22
Kinston ....... s 10 12
CasweU...M... f 1C00
s 9 52
Core Creek. s 9 40 r
Tuscarora. . f 9 30 a
Clark's...----... f 9 22 f
!ne.er
daily.
A.M.
700
6 3H
6 27
617
6 07
8 66
Dovert .
S 5 47
New bet ir.
Bivardaal m
Croatan . .
Havelock.
Newport.. .
Wildwood ...... .
Atlantic..........
MorabaadCttf.. j
Atlantic Haaal ....
M. City
940
930
922
910
8 57
IS
829
820
806
769
756
7 47
742
533
82S
617
606
4 57
433
4Ji
42U
408
3 S
356
327
342
DATED Rk;
Aug. 1st, 137. 6- 6 c'
s.z. y.z. s.z.
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Lv Weldon II iu; y u
Ar Rocky Mount. 12 52 10 5'.
Lv Tarboro 12 I27T .
Lv acj Mount, 12 52'l0 X . . . . i .
Lv Wilson 2. 111. ... 4,1
LvHelma 3 . .
Lv KayeUeville.. 4 41 1 II
Ar 1-To.eoce 7 36 3 r
r. m.
Lv Goldsboro 7 i
Lv Magnolia ... 'f.
Ar Wilmington. ' J
! .
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
& ,
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t O "3 o a o Z
4
a.
Lv Florence. .... n 46 ,
Lv FayetteviUe.. 11 3J
Lv Selma
Ar Wilson
Ly Wilmington.
Lv Marnolia ....
Lv Goldsboro ... .
1 UU
1 42
t. at.
... 8 16 .
... 1I 'Ji ....
12 lit'.'.'..
r. m .
7 li ' i'
' M 1"
1(1 10 1 1
Ar Portsmouth 7 26am 5 20pm
Norfolk. 7 89am 6 86pm
726
A.M.
3 21.
A.M.
a . "a m n . T B. I m v era 4 a a aw nA-Ai 1
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unties irom the body. Benin to-dav to
anish Dimples, boils, blotches, blarkhonda
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets, beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 50c.
F ; E LITERATURE.
The Campe'cn ol iooe Is Oa
Orc-HiMZHiiuu titid education la the watsb
I.iteratnreie tha most affective akaaaa
er education. Nw la tba Uaae tedrealale
iiwi won in auvar or eta an
Same will be dIscm! on k Mil... ciZ
List and sent to lha laadtM .. .
a u vmm dhih, wno wiu aaau voa
sample copies free for distribution. Tee wUl
iowijtb wBfi uasionai it
etc., for distribution; over ahudred naners!
criminate against sections and in
dividuals to destroy competition,
to breed business stagnation, and
to create "hard times" in the midst
of plenty. Thus the organization
and maintenance of great industrial
trusts have been promoted, which
operate to aggravate the evil con
ditions which cave them fairth.
and that no more bonds be issued ezcent
by specific act of Conssesa.
6. we demand such legal legislation as
will prevent the demonetization of the law.
ful money of the United States by private
e. we demand that the ovarnment in
payment of ita obligations shall on its op
tions as to the kind of lawful' moner in
which they are to be naid and wa denannM
we present ana preceding administration
for surrendering this option to tha holders
of Rovernment oolifationa.
7. vv e uemana a graduated income tax to
at
ax?
sew.
write roar
Baa A. Van
aame and a4di
tC tilts
be to convert our government Into tte constitution and an invasion of the public schools snd insure the Bcompe-
jeccoi taxaoon.
e. vv e aemand that postal myings
an oligarchy of sordid wealth.
in the accomplishment of this
end these evil influences must
shackle opinion and muzzle dis
cussion. They not only subsidize
the press and attempt to seat their
IKTBBBST.
We pledge ourselves to maintain the six
per cent, interest law enacted by the
General Assembly of 18U5.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The action of the Peoples Party members
of the last 2 General Assemblies has demon
strated, beyond question, that the Peoples
Parry has been true to its antecedent plat
form declarations in favor of public educa
tion. We demand still further improving
and broadening the public school systemo!
the State as rapidly as a proper regard for
yers ana tne re
permit. We also
it
tent
Daily.
Monday.
t Daily Ex. Sunday. Dally Ex.
W. Water
Talamnh
Regular etorm
f. Stop on 8isnal
t Passing point, s.
8 L. DILL. Sap
r. at. s. r.s.i
r m XCi l.n I At 19 1(11 .Ik ! ' j
MW . .WW. ...... . -V .... .. .
Ar Rocky Mount, 2 23.... 125311 67 1 .
Lv Tarboro 12 12
Porta-1
be established by the rovernment for tha
banks
Ult f
of the people
SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAMS.
We heartily recommend Dr. Hatna
way & Co , of 22 South Broad St. At-
mentor enronio diseases of men and , ' """""w xacui
women. They cure where others fail. Ues are susceptible to pretended
Our readers if in need of medical help generosity or inverted phllaft-
auouiu ceriainjy write inese eminent I urupuy iney careiuiiy manceuver
aoctors ana you win receive a free and I for either service or silence.
expert opinion oi your case by return
mail without cost; this certainly is
the right way to do business. They
guarantee their cures. Write them to-
and effective supervision.
' NON-PABTIZAN JUDICTABV.
Our Judiciary should be kept above the
plane of partisan politics. To this end we
appeal to all good dtixens to join us in oar
eawrta va urmxm m non-parBsan jnaictary an
Nos. 403 and 402'Tne AtlanU
Solid Yestibuled Train of Pnliman
and Coaches between Washington
lanta. also Pullman Bkepers betwei
Mnlk mvA a r
Nl41 and 88.-;Tbe 8. A.L, Exwam,"
Solid Train, Coaches and Pollman aWara
between Portsmoath and Atlanta. Com
pany sleepers between Columbia and At
lanta.
Both trains make Immediate connet
at Atlanta for Montsomery. MobikL New
Orleans, Texas, California. Mexico, Chat
tanooga, Nashville, Memphis, Macon, Florida.
For Ticks ta. flsstiars. and mformntion:
The snbseription price of ri sill V
Denwreirjte reduced rAMILl
MAGAZINE.
to 8L00 s year.
1 VrtLMrymci t
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apply 'to Ticket Agnta,or to
U.B. J
Knew the Missing Line.
The following story is told by a resi
dent of Bloomington, Macon county, as
hsving occoredat, a district school near
there recently, says The Kansas City
Times It was Friday, the day of ori
ginal composition. Each scholar had
to memorize his or ber production. A
little giil with blue eyes and sandy hair
lfsped:
"The dawning shafts of light shine oat
To greet tbe lark's refrain, - -
And every gladdened heart sang out"
Then she stopped. A bine shirted
nrchin raised his hand and snapped his
Angers.
"What is it, Bobby f asked tbe
teacher.
"I know it."
"Know wflatf,
"The line she's forgot.'
"You do?" said tbe teacher in sur
prise. What is it?"
Promptly as a rifle shot came the an
swer that completed the verse:
To with Spain!"
The divine right of kings is to be
succeeded by the divine right of
millionaire, who propose to run
everything, not only the instru
ments of commerce and our Indus-
saie oeposii ox tne savings
auu mj lacuiuree exenange.
tne press ana attempt to seat their i. Transportation being a means of ex. SSbUa1 rnnnent fmam 01
well-paid attorneys in legislative (angeo2c wLtoTth? government
In all other departments of govern- tni2tel?t0 Pf0! ,?n wm-par. Wf&Tor the estaUkhment of a State in-
man' hnt wwZ. JiiJ5 v i tisan basia; to the end that all may be no- stitntion for the reformation of - young
ment, but wherever college facul- corded the aame treatment in transports, crimiaala.
ties are SUScentible to nrafanrlArl tion. and that the tmnn ami wmwrn ni
power now exercised by the great railroad We call attention to the interference of
corporations, which results hi the impair- railroad corporations in our politics as one
ment if not the destruction of the political of the greatest sources of corruption in oar
rights and personal liberties of the Stiasna. State and national governments. Free pass-
nuy be deamyed.8ach ownership is to be esand other favozitisms and discrimina-
accompluhed gradually in a manner con- tions are among the most poisonous and ef
slstent with sound policy. , feetive weapons to corrupt politics and da-
r,?,1?1" United States in the feat the will of the peopU in legisiative
public highways built with public moneys, halls. Therefore we favor a law not only
E?i??58edBi 01 "tensive grants of land forbidding the giving of free passes and
trial arratAm hnt. - I ."5" "ouianever De alien-1 otner Mvoruoama ana aiscnminaaans, bat
, Ti ' r vf. a " fry'yys?1 muat out guarded and also forbidding anyone except the actual
Bible tfae pen of the editor and the ?cted for the general welfare, as provid- employees of saU corporations fromra
voice, if not the Intellect, of the iiLS," ceiving the same.
bFL68801 8S?oTSe2 rcSfe 2 o'nce'fot ctioh or bailboad commissiobbm
ceeded in this the conspirators will low default in the payment thereof of the bt tbb raorLB.
U"V wujpieMsijr uuminate tneirmi -"J foreclosure I No fUate has a hattar rallma
legislative, executive andjudJciatf Uilf
If.
UCAJLD, BoL Pass. AgL. Raleigb,
ST JOHN. Vice President and Gen'l
branches of our
not received the benefit the Law
rovernmAnt hnt I fa. nr44 tm --- - .
will be solidly entrenched against he purchased aaa maaonahM&tb. SIiSJ ftS-S!
Briefly stated this is a part of the wfaotepecmd not inSie toSaaof we axe to f avwof the election of railroad
outrageous scheme. We do notar- tew. under miitabto provbdonsrnohS comaaisaioners by a direct vote of the peo-
anil annnnnA n . I a w. J... . , . ' " ' I aa.at.
r.- ? spiriacy. W e J",i .P1. mous I We fayor a reduction of frefehL einree.
cuuuvuiu luuiviuuais ana organiza- --lT.Irv.viMK ,7' de- and nassnnirir rates, teaamnh and tu
tions that support this system and K2& w'ntehtb.
aid the conspiracy. A party that their truitotent iSSSri? ooatt to vJmvjvnjm.
wuoiavj to j uov am uaujuruus un
der one name as under another.
In every campaign the gold syn
dicate and all the allied trusts and
monopolies oombtae. T'y selec
LThe
tional and State
LABS.
true policy demanda thai tha u.
te aaralation shall be such ml
Legislature
- HOBTH CABOLINA A" fff 4T HrB4SaV
We oondemn the kaas of tbe North Caro
lina Railroad to the 8aathrn. Railway
X. McBEX. Gen'l Saaerlntaadant.
n. w.x. uiAivsaxmineatsncer.
T. J. ANDESSON, Gea'l Psessi m AmIJQ
OenarslOficsa: PORTSMOUTli VA.
FrMtattfaav. We give one or snore free acbol-
araupn ia every coanty ia tae U. a Write as.
Win accept antes for tuition
oroaadCTnaM amasi i ia task
ntil poartioai is aeenred. Car
saveswaS. KOvacatkM. Ea-
tcraaaajnaae. Opea lor both
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tifnliaBa4iwanKioilement.
BaUittU by avoney order, register
Lv Rocky Mount. 1 2 23 .... 12 63
I Ar Weldon 2 35.... 1 44
r.u.r a. at. r. at -
t Daily except Monday. Uaiiy
8unday.
Train on tbe Scotland Neck HramL K
leevea Weldon 4:10 p. m., Halifax .'- i- "
arrives Scotland Neck at 6:20 p. m . iu
vilie 07 p. Kinston 76 p. m. lu 'u
tog leaves Kinston 7 JO a. ta.. O rr. v
852 a. nv. arriving Halifax 11.15 a n ..
Weldon 1L33 a. m.
Trains on Waal lngton Branch Wavi W
legion 8:20 a. m. aad li p. m , arrive I -mele
6:10a. m. and 2.40 p.m. nmtu.t.g
leave Parmele at36 a. m. and b.'M p. in..
rive Washington 11. tX) a. m- and 7 ,aj tu
daily.
Train leaves Tarboro. N. C-, daily ei j t
Sunday bjt) p. eol, Sundsy 4.06 . tu..
rives Plymouth 7:40 p. m,Cp. ra., rxru
ine leaves Plymouth daily except t-u-W
7:60a. and Sunday a. marnve I'
boTO 10:05 a. m. and llJ0a. n.
Train on Midland N. C Rraucb t"
Ooldsboro daily. except Hunday, 7.1' a. iu .
arriving Smnhfield 8 30 a. in., retun
kayes Smnbfield 9.00 a. m., arrives at a. I
boro 10:26 a m.
Trains on NaabriUe Branch leave
Mount at 4:20 p. m., arrive Nashrili- I c i
m Baring Hope 6.30 p. m retammr -
Spring Hope 8:00 a. bl. NaahvUle X a. tu
arrive at Rocky Mount :06 a. m, da.iy n
cent Sunday.
Train oa Clinton Branch les res War
for Clinton daily, except Sunday, 11 15 u
and CIO p- m returninx leaves Clit.Wi at
7.00 a. aa. and tm p. m.
Train No- 78 makes close conoecti '" t
Weldon for all points North daily, ail r i
Via Richmond, also at Kocky MouU itu
Norfolk and Carolina R. R. for Norfuii
all points Ncrth via Norfolk.
H, tt. EMEESON, Gen'l Pan Art
J. R. EJENLY, Gen'l Man.
T. M. EMERSON. Traffic Manager.
Young
People
teMivlltnoatYi
Advnaae ffl
ItfaeleveXtacta
FES3 aaeoa M OOLD.
McyeQaM WsMtuDasaeaaai
CoUritasvUTesau,or
3oot ia tbe U. a cam be aecared
pXsjaJOUaUL aorieaaad VomvlLwVmmKkmX
sastter wen llhSBErased. Baarate ooptas aewt fiae,
ffesaswawted. SaliamTcwaw Aaineats raay
KaabvtUa, fum. psavrttoa this fajaexl
Great Bpseial Chrbbing Offer for Prompt
8ubarriptiona:
OBLY SI.7B sron
THBOA1ICAOIA IV
your wbacriatkms to this once.
body eaye feto.
Caacai-Kts Caud CaUturvic. iIm.- tuoat vtrav
dsrful ttHalical diaco.erv of Um age. pee a
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and J rfBtilvely on kUnjys. Uver and boweia,
rteawslBg tba entire system. dliel colda,
lever, namwiai coosupauoo
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ef aaa to-day; 1 a, IVOcanta. lioalaad
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IFOR ra a nr i
ww Kates wesi,
TEXAS, MEXICO. CAL
IFORNIA, ALASKA, or
any other point, with
FREE MA 13, write to
FRED. D. BUH,
District raaseBger Agent,
LC:iSVIllEnASUVIllJLF.,