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Durham, N. C, T::cs., Sept. 16, 34.
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REPUBLICAN. ' NATIONAL TICKE1
FOR VICE
f STARTLING I
ri'lio Citv of Wilmington avJ., ai-
!ourl having an overwhelming Re-
pijblican majority of the popular vote
is to jerrymandered as to give the Bour-
t "" ". : I - 1 - t . .. . . y- ' t
. i nu nintw! n t ia :irv VTOVerillllUIllr
. ' .Tlis Eabveision of the voice of the
people lis by no means extraordinary
in falct- it is in perfect accord and
sweet Harmony with .-Bourbon praeti-
FOIt Pit EVIDENT
James (Gr. Blaine.
OF MAINE.
PRESIDENT :
John A. -Logan.
i
ILLINOIS.
OF I
Republican
State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR :
TYRK YORK,
OK WILKKS.
LI EUT.-j ! O V ERXOR
WILLIAM T. FAIRCLOTJI,
OF
WAYNE.
NTOX,
Treurer (IDjUCii: W. STh
of jiilson.
Secretary of Stat W. G. CANDLER,
Auditor F. M. iiAWSON, of Madis
ison.
Superintendent of inb
County Ticli
'(indorsed by republican
ic In.'t ruction FllAXCIS
D. WINSTON, of Bert it,
Attorney Genera l-fCIIA'RLESV. COOK,
w i i
of jVarren.
Associate Justice of Supreme Coutt DANIEL
L. KUSSELll, of Brunswick
For
Sheriff:
For Regis
JOHN C.
et.
PARTY.)
JOHN V RIGSBEE.
er of Deeds:
WILKERSON.
Balance of the Ticket to be
supplied.
j Protect the industries of our people,
and continued prosperity will crown
their efforts; open our port to Free
trade, and our people will become beg
gars! Their occupation willj begone,
and an Eagle hallj-dollar will soon be
come as uncommon, as loose (diamonds
on our thoroughfares.
Common sense
cry half intelligent man, th
ought to
teach ev
is fact.
"We are informed by a democrat of
high standing in this community that
$2,700 County taxes are uncollected
And that there is no money in the
Treasury for paying County orders
and Jury Ticket si i
cefc butf-they have a negro policeman
authorized and empowered by a Bour
bon -Mijiyor and Council to arrest
white iiEN for violation of town ordi
nances.! To be sure he is a Democrat
ic, negro, but will some Bourbon tell
us in what maijner this changes the
general! principle of "negro rule" as
laid down in the democratic platform
as a gW'ivance.
Wilmington is situated in the "East
No men living a'rd
more worthy to be trn
plat forihj needs
norant jiegro ru
and intthe language of the Bourbon
"protection" lVom lg
ie." How the "white
people' j of Wilmington must pray to
be sa4d from their friends. Incon
sistanct and hyocracy1 thy name is
Bcurbonism. Any denial of the above
statement will be met by mcoiitesti-
ll'tk prodf.
ted
than those -who toil up from poverty none lc.s
inclined to take or toikeh auglit.'wuich they t
iwj honestly enrueuu l c uitm lewnrc oi jbiii
ljrtiilc.in a jolitical bo vr' which they alrui.!y
possess and which ii sur endeied will puri'y
close t lie dooi- of adrn nciioent, and to fix ntw
disabilities and burdern upon t'leni till allliWi
ty shall be loU." Abraham Lixiolx.
These words although spoken over
twentj' years ago by our great and
good President, Lincoln seem to lie
as! forcible now as then and we speci
ally commend them jto those who vol
untarily, years ago surrendered to :po-
Ci,l
ltli(i
ov-
A (f
litical "bosses"
Self Government!
heir rights of L
I The drift of
preseii t sy it cm orj plan of County (3
ernments is toward a compute Ic?
all liberty.
The pri leiple
one for a froe people
Retrace your ste
s a
most dangenous
te.'
o longer toler
t once bv-ioiniiro
the party of Liberalism and in
again pill your uyurv&L nyuir. uijt
ardy by surrendering principle for ar
ty advantage. '
A WORD IN TIME.
Froni orescnt indications it begins
j . r: : i . . .
now to look as though application
wt uld lie made to the next Legislature
for authority to extend the corporate
liinits of the town of Durham. We
high in the councils
press himself in favor
extending these limits to include
one mile from the depot each way
1-4 L . . -
makingj the town four times its pres-
AVe do not rejHyto this mat
to make any unfavorable commen
he
of
of
rd one party
tlemoci acv ex
4
ent sizei
l i
ter
upon this scheme nor to express air
opinion) thereupon : it ought not to
take oi a political aspect. We onlT
refer, to jit. that the people may be fore
warned! and put in possession of 1 his
information in ample time to take s ich
action as they deem best. We are sat
isfied however that in any event in is
noi intejided that the town if extended
shall be! left so tliat by any human pos
sibility ihe Republican Party can con
trol it, 04 that any true democratic sys
rF witirocont-jfioTi will hft rkPirmif-i
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ed. ! It lis not worth while to place
any confidence in Bourbon promise of
fair play in this matter. Such promis
es are easily evaded and given a strain
ed construction. There. is not to-day
in all the State of North Carolina' a
single town of any size under republi
can rule1, nor do the Bourbons intend
there shall be, so long as "jerrymand
ering" can be used to prevent it.
Messrs. lYork dnd
tised to sneak as fol
A
Durham
Raleigh,
PUSLld SPEAKING.
Scales are ad
ows : i '
HillsborO, Tuesday Sept. 30.
Wednesday Oct. 1.
ver
studying
Maine.
t
he ek
T
ction
The National Democratic Com mit
tee is at present s itjting in sack-cioth
antl ashes, with ( Fabe on its left arm
returns
LOGICAL,
t,li,i ouite often
that if. thev
roui
bv
lived
VERY
.i .
We j have been
Southern men 4
North they should be Republicaiis:'
that the progress, respectability and
intelligence of tlie people was there as-
sociated with that party. Is thiserpial
to saying that in Vfrit i they woul d be J
cannibals; in Rome catholics; in En-1
gland,' higli churchmen ; that in Egypt j
they would support a harem ; in Utah j
be a Mormon Bis;
politics
posed that
principle but we
much to unlearn
learn, j
During t
masters informed '
hop? We had
ic wrar
sup-1-
was a matter oil
find that we have I
als well as monui
one of our Quartcr-
the Regimental!
tol
Chaplain that the reason the Children
of Israel were so long kept hVthe jVH
derness was 'because they "had, too
many, chaplains and not enough duar-
Tliis is what seems fo l
with the Durham, C
land and Seal es Campaign 01 nb
masters."
the matter
eve- f.
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