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THE NEED OF A UIGII-CL.AM8 RE
PUBLICAN DAILY SEWSI'APKR.
Why should not the Republic an
party have a high-class morning
daily newspaper? The rank in fije
of the party want audi a paper and
would support It. There is also a
very large Independent vote in
North Carolina which would be glad i
to take and read such a newspaper
There are also thousands of broad
minded, liberal Democrats who
want to know both sides, and would
be glad to gee such a newspaper es
tablished and who would subscribe
for and read it.
North Carolina has great natura
resources, and can and should be
come one of the greatest and richest
States in the Union. A high-clas?
daily newspaper, that will have an
eye single to the State's induslria
development, and advocate those
governmental policies that will fos
ter and protect industrial growth,
would fill a long felt want and :ora
mand the approval and support of
the great and increasing business in
teres ts of the State, and also the sup
port and encouragement of all dem
ocrats who love their State better
than they love their party.
The development of our State's
great resources has been very much
retarded by the domination of the
State's politics by a class of politi
cians whose chief end and object
was to hold office and who have
used appeals to race and sectional
prejudices as the means to accomp
lish their selfish ends, regardless of
the interests of the State.
Yes, there Is not only a need, but
there is a demand for such a paper,
and such a demand as would make
it a financial success. Then why is
it that such a daily newspaper has
not been established? Who can an
swer?, There are only two classes of men,
that we know of, who are naturally
opposed to the establishment of such
a high-class industrial daily newspa
boro. From that point a morning Igence or wilfully, he should be ex-
parer can reach practically every Ipoeed and pa aitbed to toe limit.
dally post-office in the State It I WU1 the democaatlc o-gana give
can reach Elizabeth City and New! the names of such revenue officers.
Berne on the same train with the land m take the same position to
Raleigb papers. It can reach Athe-I ward the state officers who have
vllle and all Western points on the! fulled most not irloutly in perform
saroe train with the Charlotte pa- log their duty, if what said state or-
pers. So it would command the Igans charge U even half true?
whole State for it field.
xMsiaea me extension or the rural I c an hucii conduct meet with
free delivery pyem has doubled theapphoval of the
the number of readers of dally news- people
papers in North Carolina. There-1 Recently the people of the State
fore, such a morning daily newpa I were turpri-el, and we might say
per, as it is proposed to be established I shocked, when the information
would not only have the support I leiked out that the governor o
of people over the whole State and I their state had left his high office
have wide influence, but it would land taken a trip to Washington City
have the support of the whole town I to appear as attorney for a violator
of Greensboro and would necessarily I of the law. The facts, as we under
be a financial success. We congrat- stand them, are briefly as follows
ulate the whole State upon the pros-1 A certain man named Casper
pect of the establishment of such a I was charged with running an illici
journal.
I whtekey busine s and besides ped
dhug out over this and other states
large quantities of whiskey on which
no tax had been paid, had employed
a number of attorneys, among whom
was the present governor of North
Of course, be employed
LET THE FRAUDS BK PKOBKD AND
THE BLAME FALL WHERE
IT BELONGS.
We notice that the Raleigh News
and Observer and a number of other! Carolina.
Democratic organs are having much this governor attorney before he was
to say just now about certain sup- elected governor. The attorneys for
posed Irregularities and possible Casper were evidently afraid to go
frauds and corruption in the reve- I to trial knowing, or fearing, at least,
nue service in certain quarters. They I that their client would surely be
charge that in many places illicit I convicted and sent toihe penitentia
distilleries are being operated and I ry if the real facts and the evidence
that the federal Internal Revenue! ere presented in a court of law be-
agents must know of such violations fore an honest jury. Therefore, his
of the law and that they fail to in-J attorneys bent all of their thoughts
vestigateand arrest ' the supposed land energies toward inducing the
violators oi tne law. Commissioner of Internal Revenue
These Democratic organs even go I at Washington, D. C, to compro-
further and charge by Insinuation, mise the Casper case upon the pay.
without using names, that certain mentofafine and thus prevent a
revenue agents who were poor a trial in a court of justice.
tew years ago have accumulated Pending these proceedings, one of
considerable wealth on nominal sal- the attorneys of Casper was elected
aries and that they must have been governor of North Carolina. After
paid thousands of dollars of hush- he was elected and inaugurated and
uivuvy uv mien distillers or li- was officially acting as governor of
censed distillers who have been vio- the State, he took a triD to Wash-
lating the law by producing an ington in the interest of his client,
output largely in excess of what who was charged with violating
their books show. Ithe law. and who had it
Now, if there is any foundation lated it so flagrantly that there was
for these reports and charges, it is no hops in the opinion of his attor-
tne duty ot those who have this in- neys of acquitting him in a court of
formation to furnish the same to the justice.
government, and if this were done, This being the situation, this gov-
every fairminded, honest man in ernor attorney so far forgot his oath
North Carolina or elsewhere knows! of office, his duty to the State and
that President Roosevelt and his to the people whose protection de-
administration would as quickly in- pends upon the execution of the law.
vestigate and ferret out such irregu-1 as to take the aforesaid mentioned
anties, frauds and corruptions, if trip to Washington in the interest of
such exist, as the administration his client, who seemed to have been a
has done in the Post Office cases and most flagrant violator of the laws
n the Land cases. Evervhndv which thA f)nvomnra nuth np ar
-w j - w v v v u w. a uulii a iiiiii rt
Office frauds required that he should unholrl .
were fearlessly and thoroughly in- We will not charge that this gov
vestigated and that every criminal ernor attorney used his exalted po
was run down, tried and convicted sition as governor of the State to se-
inl S A. I. j . . m .
uu uow in me penitentiary. At- cure a practical acquittal, that is
so, everybody knows that those im- compromise, of his case, so as to pre- a few of the larger and richer coun-
pucaieu in iana irauas nave been vent a trial and the bringing, out of ties.
nrltnfnil n i 1 A!iU a - I xi i . . I
uu Ciluer uonvictea or tne reai testimony, but one thing is The State Constitution requires a
u fuU1u8. ifle same non- certain, ana mat is, that he was the uniform system of public education
est and fearlfifis nriminiatrnrinn -flnno oHnrnm, r ii I ...
n wu v i wmx aviiviiiGjr kjl iiiiuv rHi r'wniinir gnnnnrran a a
There Is no better distributing I bolder, high or law, who ia UUIrg puinU that the Watts law is not mmiKd.
point in North Carolina than Green-1 to do his duty either through negii-, bing honestly enforced? One thing! It is freh in the minds of th
U certaio, that the illicit diirtiUert J people lhat the Democratic lgiaia-
naTe been haTlng a great en of an-' lore not caly repealed this Section
& . . .
I OI lO to proicci UU10( DOS
informed, they refer to at an "en of ttafiers from indictment and con vie-
poteetion.,'
This is another sample of
ocra tic. good govern meat."
Dem
WE SHOULD UK JUST. BEtOBE
vrm abb aKXEitorjs.
xa me present conauion or our
State Treasury, we Rhoold guard
well all State appropriations. In
the past few years our people have
had to submit to one bond Issue af
ter another, and they are anxious to
know if all this money is widely
and judiciously expended. There
ii one appropriation that is regarded
by the people as sacred and they
are willing to continue it undis
turbed, provided the appropriation
is necessary to give all the children a
public education as contemplated by
our State Constitution, and provided
further, that this fund is Judiciously
apportioned. We speak of the $200,
uuu annual appropriation to public
schools. One half of this sum or
$100,000 is apportioned to the coun
ties per capita, consequently, the
counties having the greatest number
of children, get the largest appor
tionment from this fund, and these
counties as a rule have already from
five to seven months school term
trom the general school fund. This
is especially true in counties with
mucn railroad and other corporate
property and large manufacturing
industries, and their school term is
now much in excess of four months,
the Constitutional requirement, and
yet these counties get a special do
nation from the State Treasury to
supplement their school term, where
as there are a majority of the coun
ties in which there is little outside
capital, invested, and consequently
have a smaller school fund, are un
able to run their schools over three
montns, and yet their apportion
ment out of this State appropriation,
s less than the larger and richer
tMY 4 ? sir I- - 1 3 1
wuliucs huu mrnauy nave a six or
seven months school term without
State aid. This svstem is radically
wrong, and a great injustice tcrthe
weaker counties and should be
changed.
A bill was introduced in the last
Legislature by Representative But-
er of Sampson to change this sys
tem of apportionment so as to give
each county in the State the same
ength of school term, and give each
j child in the State the same per cap
ita apportionment, instead of the
present system wnich give some
counties an eight months school and
other counties a three months school,
while each is required to pay the
same rate of taxation, but this bill
was killed because it did not meet the
approval of the representatives from
r
per. One class is the red shirt Demo, i knows that the Post
crats who are professional office hold
ers and who see no way of holding
offices at the expense of the tax-payers
except through an appeal to race
prejudices and ballot box stuffing;
the other class is that element of the
Republican party who do not want
the party to grow, but who want it
to De simply a small "patronage
tniflklnn ff rpi, a . I iliaHrui it nrvnn.1vw. .-..Ill 1 i.jlll.! i; j. . ...
j .u.uua, - . vvu, nuw naa extuer wiecieu means a Htatn svatpm fhof ta
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iouerai omce noiuers who want uu, l violators ot tne law in I or wno eaw fit in o-o fn Woin I
tlon, but that the same Democratic
Legislature went further and appro
priated the peoples taxes as a fund
to be id lu protecting every red
shirt ballot box thief who might be
indicted.
It Is each wrongful use and waste
of peoples money as this and the
creation of new offices for Democrat
politician and the increasing of
their salaries that has forced the
Democratic party to Increase the
burden of taxes on the people and
still not have enough money left to
take proper care of the poor unfort
unate insane and be forced to lock
up the white insane with negros in
the same cell.
The people of North Carolina are
too brave and intelligent and patriot
ic to be longer induced to give their
support to such a political machine as
now controls the Democratic organ
ization.
MR. AVOOTlir OX THE A. A N. C
11. R. LEASE.
In this issue will be seen an inter
esting article from Col. C. S. Woo-
ten on the Atlantic and North Caio
lina Railroad.
The reading public know Mr
Woolen through his many delight
ful publications, and he is estimated
highly by all who know him for his
sterling worth, integrity and his
marked talent.
This article from his pen is
most interesting history of the State
"Mullet t Road," but the most inter
esting feature of the article is that
part In which he shows conclusively
that the road was making a net earn
mg oi aoout f 80,000 a year at the
time that it was leased for a rental
of only $53,916 and besides, he says
that the net earnings of this road
are increasing each year at the rate
of over $28,000. At this rate the
road will in a few years be making
a net profit of two, three and four
times the amount for which It was
leased.
jmow, tne question arises, why
did the State lease the road at such
a ugure in view of these facts? As
Col. Wooten says, "If the Fusionists
had leased it at that rate the Demo
crat leaders would have said, "get
your red shirts1 and your guns and
drive out the incompetent rascals."
This is a sample of "Democratic
good Government." If the Demo
cratic machine had leased this road
or what it was worth, had employed
ewer needless helpers around the
ast Legislature, and had not created
new oflices, and increased salaries
iCOtHCTT BOAttO OF EOCCATtOX
I A3CD COCXTY aCPKIUJtTIKCt
jKsrns or ectioow anoc t.o
; BE ELECTED BY THf
PEOrLE.
ilore tfcan-twenty counties In
North Carollaa are Republican, and
elected all of tbelr county officers at
the hut election, except the County
Superintendent of Schools and the
County Board of Education, and
these Important officers are appointed
In these Republican counties by the
Chairman of the Democratic Execu
tive Committee in each of thews
count! cm, and these appointments
confirmed, by the Legislature over
the protest of the people.
There are over 80,000 white Re
publican voters In this State, who
contribute largely and willingly to
the support of our Public schools, yet
there is not a single Republican ap
pointed on a board of education in
any county in the State, and all the"
county superintendents of schools
are Democrats and so far as we are
able to learn, practically every school
committeeman in the SUte is a
Democrat.
In order to bring about such a
condition, the Democratic party has
bad to abolish one plank In their
creed, and that is local self govern
ment. In their greed for office,
they have trampled upon, and Ig
nored the most sacred right In our
and o&e rf f h
tlMn Inn rf tl.a. t l .
Leciatnre of tl., ,
Board or Education f .r :
that was mad up or ihri.. .' v
Democrat, but that ctw it ?
and another on had t,t n
years wbea be wa ti.. .
elected och a trio i thi
age the public fchooU or 4 ,
It is iwf to trut the H, .
age their own affair, nd i; ,
that stands in the way Uf u
selecting their own cf!uu
making their own U(.)U!;i
command public nct ir i
dence.
HUXT1NH roil AX lv y
It has leaked out tint ih. j
cratlc machine is now n,Ut-i,
cerned about finding an i-u. j
next campaign.
Whea they wore mi hirt, 1CrJ
carried shot guns and triM
stltute mob violence for U u j
dor, they promhed the s.j. ,U
If the Constitutional Am-, . hut
was adopted, dhfranchi.inK- ku tr
groes (save democratic M.r
that they would never am! k
to race prejudice. Rat t rkin?
form of government the rhrht of
the majority to rule an J the right B0"n o u- a ilhil
of the people to elect their own offi- wIth that Vmu al "chint. So ia
cials. the 1481 campaign ihey dwi.iMi tht
The Dublic Rchooln r vrv nr lhe on,y ji,uo theyn.K. i
to the people. They are more heav- 4tliooker Washington and Tiai
lly taxed to support them than any Ro08vilt" But they rcckuni wnb-
other one branch of our government. out lheir hosU The' "'h r. -tum-These
schools should be popular the InteUIKenco of thy clurictr
withrdlof the masses, and they of lhe 8turdy yeomanry of our rtne
should be run by Impartial, compa- olu Diaw ine PwIl0 ?buk.I thwa
tent officials and teachers who are by lvin "Teddie" a majority of
a A m
the choice oftheinIflwhofi,imv.rt ,,1K"lluou",anamor than th- u.
" Ml w !
and patronize them. It Is safe to
assert that no other state in the Un
ion permits the chairman of one po
litical party to name the County
Board of Education, who in turn
appoints a County Superintendent.
wt i . . ....
and all the school commtteemen in tu ma,tB an Dy aUackinjf the
his county, and this too in a county Internal Revenue system of tbe
where there are a thousand or more olMie'
white majority in the opposite par- 1Dere are certain apparent def-u
ty, which furnished more than two- ln lhe rnternal Revenue service io
thirds of the school children and certam quarters, that we think n-d
pays more than two-thirds of the correctIn which we hopy will
taxes. De aon oon, but as a comparison
Our Democratic friends claim ,to.f lhe Present system to the service
be in favor of Dublic educatinn. .nri unaer democratic rule, when Mr
publican State ticket receive;.
The mchine was dumfuun.l.l.
But they seem to realize at last that
they must now Uke a new track.
It has leaked out that Hi
and his machine are rattitnr r.-ii ip
w-w J
Simmons was himself Internal Rev
enue Collector, we invite the Usae
by comparison. Mr. Simmonn aixl
his record would "look like 30 cento"
ney can upon the people to vote
special taxes for schools, and at the
same time deuy the people the right
to elect the officers who are to man
age these schools and select the
teachers, who are to teach the chll- TnE southern industrial on
dren of the tax-payer. or ess.
Do you wonder that the State is There will assemble in Washing
for Democratic officers, they would stiU ln low Sr0UDds in educa- ton, D. C, this week a Southern In-
to-day have had enough money to, li0Dal matters! dust rial Congress, composed of rep.
at least, take care of the insane with- Mr' Geo' E Butler, one of the reeentatives from all of the South
out locking up white patients in the EepoMlcan members from Samp- ern state?." The great resources of
same cell with the negro patients. 80n 00011 y. introduced a bill in the the South and the rapid develvi
Is this not a still greater provocation last legislature to elect the County ment now in grogress makei such a
for red-shirters to again get their Board of Education in every county meeting not only timely but of
Bans? in the stte y direct vote of the great Interest to th South ami t
people, in the same manner that the whole country. Much good will
1908 IS NOT VATt nw Conntv HnmrntaalAno... I -ii L J.l.t
nnt a mnntn . . I " JJ'""C1 omer w wwuui, reemnrom me cominc to-
short division of the offices. The ay and every department of the in the interest of this man who was which is anything else but uniform -tach day the white voters of the I county officers are elected, but this gether of the delegates from the
party is already too large to suit government. . charged with being a notoriouse vio- The ntfr nhi r., State are realizing more and more measure was promptly killed by the states and the exchange of views.
them. They want it to grow small- But in this connection it is perti- J lator of the law. If hewas not selec- paid into the State Treasurv bv . J me daDr to them and telr chil- Democratic members in that body. It is to be-regretted, however,
er. They look with horror upon nent to ask why those democratic ted or did not volun-teer to the emmtip, ,o :, Jureuiuine con8"onal amend- oeverai ot the Democratic members, that some of the Governors
the possibility of any recruits com- Politicians and organs who seem to go onaccount of his official po- share of the total fund annnrtinnli Iv DOt far ottt and however, saw their mistake, and pointing delegates, seemed
ing to the Republican party. If the so much concerned about the al- sition and the influence it mkrht to it -t an .u, wnwn .Bl Mme 0011169 every poor were unwilliog to return to their been under lhe imDrion tht
party should grow they know that leged failure of certain federal reve- have, then it must have been on ao- the State wilt hv wmte when he reaches the age people, without making some they were appoinUng delegates to a
they would stand less chance of se- ne officers in performing their count of his widely recognized and tunitv for an ,wh tki- lr ' he has not beea lunate amends for their vote on this meas- Democratic political convention, in
curing an office and they know they duty, should not turn a part of their universally accepted wonderful abil- is not onl v Hht hnf u JL enoun to et an education and to ore, and afterwards introduced bills appointing delegates to such an im-
are men of auch small deserts and attention to investigating why the ity as a lawyer. So. either on ac- .conformity in nr n,.. ine eaucauonal requirements, for their own county, under decep- portant industrial meeting a Gov
mIIW V.of t. i i HamnAmt; i 1,1 j . I i , , I wuoum I Wilt bft niffVflnrhtaA1 iIaim n.iL I ttna ttiu. i . .1 "
.u luc, WUU1U uut u oi "ouiuuBui, uiuwuumers unaer staieiouui oi ms omciai position as cov- tlon and if adnata win V " w"" luanagea 10 gel several I nor. no matter even if he ia a narti
much importance in a strong and and county governments have not ernor or on account of his wnndArJafot - sr u, . most iguorant negro voters. of them passed without detection bnt san democrat abnnt nnii.fi mr,
oia i I n IhO mMntims fV.n ., I anu - j . I . ...
mw ucgru uoii- pu were uvwea were amended snoum be broad ennno-h rt ,(..
the business men of the State and frauds under the Watts law. Nearly I that he succeeded in keeping his taxation. . - 01 dren are attending school more by RepubUcan members adding Re- to see a prominent industrial factor
the substantial farmers. every one of these sunrjospd or I client from the nenitpntiflr promptly than ever, while thousands I publican counties which amenrimonta I even thnnarfi haahnnit ky, u;,....
This class of Democrats and Re- charged violators of the federal in- if a few of the facts with reference when is ballot box httt Por white. oys are forced to stay had the effect Invariably to kill the In looking over the llt f ou
pubUcansare naturally co partners ternal revenue laws is equally the to his case are as we understand a crime 1 away from school to work for the bill, consequently no Republican : appointed by Governor Glenn of our
in their opposition to every effort to violator of the SUte Watt's law. them, a sentence to the renitentiarv The other day a person named W1 of their families. When county and only two or three Dem- SUte. we notice th n.m Kt
build up a RepubUcan party and ad- . We have in mind now a recent was never more richly deserved than Rigsbee was up for trial or rather arrives there will be a reckon-jocratic counties, now elect their Bepublican, and he is more of a pol
vance its poUcies and promote the statement by one of these democrat- in this case. for a preliminary hearine in Dar- witn the PollticUns who are re-1 school officers by a, vote of the neo. ItlcUn than an inai.i r.,.tr
industrial development of the State. Uc organs to the effect that it was It is fresh in the mind- r tu ham on the charee of "ballot hn 8Pusible for tills thing. pie, but the idea is crowW nnMtv while it .. t
democratic machine has among the people. irrcsneetlvA of the d.mnmf.
mademuchfuss about the public parties, and in defiance to iwv.f I rat- . nAf t.7T . ,
school system, bnt they have de- Ic politicians, and it Is most nmh,. Iwith .nv fHtt.i .
1 . ICi- I UlCIJiIiCO&t ...
in ap-
to have
er-
domlnat rvrfr onrntwooH lan1 I invpsticrat cU tho coma cil 1 1 Ail .K!iun . . i . . . I
. . r " n " u c"iV" cu .ijr as a lawyer, me lact is months and not increase onr rt r
Whenever the democratic party well known that there were several! people that a United SUtes Senator stuffing." - During the hearlnir law.
and the republican party can each illicit distilleries within a few miles j has recently been indicted and con yer Fuller is reported to have steted:
shake off the influence of these two of a certain county seat and that the victed for representing certain cliente "That the reason no evidence was
vwskb, wm oe Deuer lor each revenue agents : had been to that
party and better for the SUte. county only a few times and then
As one great step to accomplish had never gone out to investigate
mis gooa for the State, The Cauca- those illicit distilleries.
1 . . . 1
Bum aesires 10 appeal to every citi- If these facts are known to the
zen who approves of these views to democratic machine, why is it that
at once rally to the support of the the democratic sheriff of the county
movement now on foot to establish referred to (which, if we remember
a nigh class Industrial daily newspa- correctly, was the county of David
ijr ureensooro, JNortn Carolina, son) has not himself investigated
Such a paper with sufficient capiUl this matter? The democratic sher-
and with the full Associated Press iff of the county is always on the
morning news service, which such spot, while the revenue agent must
a paper will have, would not only cover a large territory and can oniv
have a strong local support from the occasionally Tisit a specific spot if
progressive town of Greensboro he does his duty toward the remain-
whichis to-day without such a der of his bailiwick.
s newspaper, dui sucn a pa- We have no sympathy with any
per wouia nave ine support of thou, violator of the law and less with any
Vcinds upon thousands of people
every quarter of the SUte.
in officer of the law who fails to do his
duty, and if there is a federal office-
before the Post Office Department Pa on for, the defense was that un-
who had violated the law. while it der the Iaws of the State there was
voted more attention
uwumuki uuiibicai Tnfl im will 1 A ma shnnM 1 t 1
the people's twee .nd using the decUn, in lheir next SUte ni.,r " vbm J T 7k ".. I. " fr.'
' m . I M m mrmmMu wa kUO BUUUKt21. LUUCt
Mblid.8.tart.'np the r7d7b7t "LT zZ'.T U "beee offlciU, to be elected indigent .nd progi bu.lne.
government to enforce the taw. Can was intended to j . 'J,aeeaUuatabr.aM le- Motors in the BUte, Bennblicn,.
r. .r.."'" . " ",en PPOintea on the Borne of the oeraona .nnointed by
great state has committed . less newspaperidb have impart uZZL'T'lu f "" Men10' a" " thto
wrong in thus nsing his official posi- aSZZj,?! !" ?. Ve been M badiy wholly nnflt for each Important dnstriU Con . t m,h mnre
Hon to protect a criminal nnder the L ""7t "JT":. .r'"TO D' we ocr.Uc n pari.ion. The LegUlature of 1903 .ppronriate ;7.,an wnu .7-
who is ur6-z,rrr
now under conviction to , sentence L. wi7 .i77 JzTt-1 .Z? ' Z7L- WT" ""J"1 Ubertl the, of Edncationnpon the recommend., flred a eun ;.m.i, '
in the penitenturv. and who to
if sent to the penitentiary will, of cniitv r. r ..fif " hUa' from each connty and we are relia-a speaker at .n nM Jhi .,,n
a - IO ! w.amv Mm UAllUb UUA BLU11 I I m w-----
course, oe expelled from the United UDst, that h mi,,, wW-,.o. - wormed that in at least
ten I Where thern
States Senate? "7 ""L aon "ne Httte en- counties. the mpv-r"L, " r '
Th atto k.0 iwnawy oi me law. Mr. Fuller might force the Watts law? They can If ifli.fn ' , 00 w wooaen legs.
The SUte has not yet recovered k mm . . falture appointed Boards of Edu- The thnafnH na,
xrom me snocK u received from the ie
iron, wno in turn appointed them interest Of nnrfifatn Ham nri that
specUclethns prodnced hy the tion the reason hat lb
ot its chief magistrate. And is it could not he
i ana yet we continue to pay onrLelect for Gnvomnf , m an u'hn are
-. . 'vwmm uciouub iimmK i a : ; i '
traders - and i somethint? mnrn than machine DOli-
ma-lticians, of the "JSegro Calamity
many com-' such ballot box stuffinir cnnld hd to thA nom I v"" w scnoois. A promt- howling sort." The auicker the
, iiient asmocrat in v.riv. o .
. ,. r vwuuty usance tne better. , . -
omcers.Itaxe8anri
trm buvu
the Section of the Code under which these difltillAni ,.k., -u.., I . .
1 nr.h h.ii - : - - wx,y cuinery of oar schools.
possible that the action of the gov- the Democrat m.h.na h.h Wnn SCL Z .
ernor in this matter explains why the Section of th KhemW8 that to control the
11 is that there are so