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DURIIAJI, N. C, OCT. 21st, 1S84.
Price 25cts.
BLAIR EDUCATIONAL BILL, i
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DEMOCRATIC HOSTILITY THERETO
Appropriated Seventy-seven' million
dollars for commoil school purposes:
fifty-eight million of this amount for
the South.
Provided for separate schools for
white and colored c
hildren.
Mlowed Eight million dollars of
this amount to he-used in
of training schools
teachers. -
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Provided for instruction, in t
support
for instruction of
ie art of
reading, writing and" speaking the En
glish language and pucfrotherj branch
es of useful knowledge as may be
taught under local
awsi
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Throujih Democratic host
ility to
million
common schools, iifty-eight
dollars has been lost to the South as
a school fund, and the little jhat will
he raised for school purposes is from
taxes on the poll. j
Seventy-five cents of which is un-
Durham
constitutionally
County.
levied for
Some Figures Worth Remembering.
The vote on t
Rill in the House,
last May stood as
ie Morrison Tariff
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of Representatives
follows :
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the bill.
FOR THE BILL.
Republicans .
Democrats
Total........:
AGAINST
Republicans . . . , .
Democrats ......
Total ..... A
These figures
words. They tel
Republican votes
of our country from a fatal stab.
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OUR NOMINEE.
We a-e pleased at the action of the
Republican and liberal Democratic
Committee in indorsing Hon. Josiah
Turner jfor Congressman for this the
4th l)isJtrict of North Carolina. Mr.
Turner j was raised in the Old Whig
school of politics and has no sympathy
with Bourbonism. We have seen
that despite democratic resistence the
main issue in NationaHpolitics is the
the
Mr.
of t
For
ves
licaiis aind the labor vote of the Dist
rict. If ever a Secessionist hedeserv
ed well of the people of .the . State but
under the rule of Bourbonism has
"1.(5' ' j; .
been repeated cast aside for - the
"giltj-lape" Brigadiers of Holden's dis
union party. No man doubts his hon
esty nior his i nt egi ityj of purpose.
His oen, pleasant, yes handsome
countenance bespeaks kindness and
sympathy. He shall hdye the4 heartf
elt of the Republican, and we
him not alone; to our party
f-TaiifP' and upon this subject
Turner holds to th conservatism
ie Old and honored, Whig Party.
this reason, if no other he deser-
the hearty support of all Repub-
JUST ONE
PLEASE.
supp
conimeikd
but to jthat large personal following
thai has stood by himjthrough long
years f adversity. We proffer' to
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tniSj following, our aid-and tne sup
port of our party in sending him to
s to guard the interests of our
and our section Let's come
up to Ms support solidly, in opposi
tion tqj Bourbonism arid "gilt-lace''
favoritism in politics, j "Hold Tur
ner and save the State. '' I
Coiiffre
people
"JESS SO
Cleveland is getting ; ready to be
resident by doing his work as Gov-
ernor. ne uoes not require tne at-
of a circus and brass band.
speak louder than
the tale. I The. 118
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saved, the industries
If you desire to have "a voice in say
ing who shall disburse the money you
pay for county taxes, vqte the Liber-
al-Rennhlicah Coalition ticket.
tendance
lNews and
Observer
If Cleveland's attentiveness to offi
cial diities is to be made a test for
promotion, Jarvis' chances to succeed
Vance 1 in the United- States Senate
are exepedingty "thin,' -i Jarvis has'nt
remained at his post three consecutive
weeks since his election ; and as to
brass bands and Cleveland the "splay
looted
clam digger from Currituck
just dotes on 'em.
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Will some good, honest, well posted
man give us one single good reason
why any any Southern man shouh
vote the Bourbon ticket? These Bour
pons ruinett tne routii by secessioi
and war. After th war they endors ed
the robbery of -the orphan and wid
ow, of the poor men whom they led to
the war and had ski in. They are nov:
struggling to establish an aristocracy
of bosses. They are teaching our 'younj;
men to liate; the goyernnient of our fa
thers. They are strivinjr to ilace the
government in the hands of a few, and
to render labor helpless by enforced
poverty. Tc niejins they are usiiitj
to bring about this is to fix the ascen -dency
of the rin in each county, de
prive the people of the right of local
self government, enforce burdensome
taxes, establish free trade, and bring
the products of th
pauper labor of
Europe ,in competition with the arti
cles produced by labor in this coun-
try. They are practicing these treak
onable schemes in the face of day and
under the disguise of pemocracy.
Salisbury Examiner.
DEMOCRATS.
North State newis-
first. telegram
ll's
'PROTECTION'
According to t he
paper, 1 Capt. Ode
read. "I am a protectionist and shall
Now we want la
yote. as I please.''
with
these
'protection
word
crats. i How do you expect to accom-
plish anything in the democratic par
': Tn'f it tlirmirrli a minoritv of
your
Iartj
in the Congress, act!
in concert with republicans that ybu
are depending
policy? If
uj))n to '
isn't it n
perpetuate this
it .
so, isn t it ratner an under
ground way of proceeding to protect
your capital and labor? If you desire
a protective policy isn't it jitter j to
take a decided stand at first than j to
follow a course of "futile dalliance'!
and then finally ue comielled to go
with the party that boldly proclaims
a policy that you are fully committed
to? Can't you si and the "racket" "
the interes t of yourself, your labor
and the best interest of your town and
section? Can't you vote with the Re
publicans upon national issues? Suj
pose you try it.
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