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3Ir. Cadfi Letter.
The Rev. Baylua Cade has a le
ter in the State Chronicle, m whi: )
he gives several reasons why a thi: 3
party should not be formed in tt 3
State, As is known, Mr. Cado wt
at one time one of the editors of tl ?
Progressive Farmer,&a& he now say :
"I am an Allianceman, and I a 1
heartily in favor of any demai 1
made by my brethren, exceptir ?
only two, viz : the sub-treasury b 1
and the election of Senators by 1
popular vote, I am an AHiancemr 1
because I conceive the principles f
the Alliance to Democratic in tli
fullest and best sense. I belie- i
the Allianceman and the Democrat i
stand upon common ground, ar
that they are ccutending for a cor:
mon good, and I want to see thet :
unite their lorces in this crisis, at
couquor the victory for the peopl
which I believe to be easily with 1
their power."
Some of the reasous given again? ;
the formation of a third party are :
"lam opposed to the forniatio
of a third party at this time, be
cause, as I look at the matter, it
not by aeans certain that sac:
h party could succeed, if it weit
formed. I entertain no doubt it
all that such a party can be former.
I know of no political party thit
was ever formed in this couutry, :
o'sewhere that was able to accomp
lish anything of enduring valu'
without weary years of that pec;
liar cost ot training which com :n
from defeat; and there appears it;
bo no good reason to ibink that ilv
third party, it formed at this tim",
would bo an exception in history."
The danger of Republican rule i
another reason given by Mr. Ca!?
atrainst forming a third party. On?
this subject he says :
"AcAin. T urn nnnnneri tn thi fff
' L j l i ! It has developed that the treasur
mation ot a third party now, b::.
cause such action would, in m;
opinioD, expose the country to t
danger c a continuance of the Re-
nnhlir.aii rrtv in pnnfcrnl of n-
x7 . 1 iv t u 11 .ling off iu many States and Sfatj
atlonal affairs I cheerfully accortr 7. J KJiaLa ttUV
to the Republican party theeaiinet
distinction amongst the parties
the world ot having destroyed he
man slavery on this continent, Bt
I cannot forget that it has also men
than once attempted to destr;;
sovereign States that it created, an
refused to soften ami modify, 1 fc
unspeakable wicked financial stem
under which our farmers now or,:j. ;
v, ;t ..
tbe seas of the world by destroyi i;r '
our carrjiug trade, that it has fn -'
tened upou the producing classes (:'
this country tbe devehsh ta'iff sys
tem in tbe interests ot a few ric
mauufacturers, that it has begotten j
srreat monopolies and consecrat l,
itself to their strengthening and or-!
largement, that it has never lost a
opportunity to squander the pec
pie's money upon its pets and favoi
ites, that only last winter it tried t
8end a Deputy Marshall into ever;'
voting place in the Southern State,
I believe the purposes and aims
of the Republican paity are wicker
and I am atiaid o take tbe risk o .'
contiouiog it iu power, winch seem .
to me to be involved iu tbe forma.,
tion of a third party at this time.'
We have read Mr. Cade'i lette
with interest, and we specially con
mend tbe lat reaso t be gives, an 1 uating. The Ocala platform did
which covers tbe whole case. Tbe!not stop at controlling the great
Alliance can get all that js valaab' i railroad system of the United States
in their demands throagh the Dent- j owned by private individuals. It
ocratic party. demanded ownership in case the
'I aro, moreover, opposed to tie control did not answer the purpose
formation of a tbird party at th s j intended. Mr. Polk seems content
time, because I believe the Alliance j with a revolutionary measure. The
can get all t'uat is valuable in its dj- present banking system is good,but
manda through the Democratic pa j it needs to be supplemented by
ty." State banks and by cbaDges making
XatlonnI Alliance.
iNDlANOPOLlv. Nor. 14. Del p
sated to the meeting ot the Natior
&l Farmers' Alliance, wbicb cofi-
j venes here next week, are beginning
to arrive.
Among the promiuent membeie
who got here last night were th
President of the Alliance, L. L. Poll:.
J. II. McDowell, and Mrs. Warda
and Boise of Californea. The prit
ctpal topic tor discussion will be tt
financial condition of the coontr.v
It is said that a resolution will b
introduced declaring against ac
third party scheme.
Indianapolis, Nov. 18. The
Supreme Council ot the Farmers
Alliance was called to order in Tom
lmson Kail at 10:40 o'clock by Pres
ident Force, of the Indiana Alliance
with nearly all the 120 delegates arte
500 spectaters in attendance, May
or T. L. Sallivan was introduce
and welcomed the delegates. T. F
Tillman, Sec, Alliance Ex. Com. 11
responding thanked the people o
Indianapolis for their warm wel
come and after paying tribute t
President Harrison he continned :
It is farming and laboring peopl"
who feed the world, who fought th'
battle of this country and to wbos
energy and patriotism this grea ;
and glorious land of ours is indebt ed
for its richest blessings of liberty
and peace. Its not oar mission t
tear down or dicintegrate our hon
estly conducted industries butt"
preserve them. Yet wo do meg;
the death knell to all illogitimat. .
combinations and monopolists tba
tend to destroy the very spirit anc.
intent of the constitution. We ar
not here as politicians seeking t
dispute parties or to promote tb
fortune of any political aspirant, no
are we here in the interest of arn
third party, for by very arrouu
teachings we have a right to vot
with whichever political party we
may think will best advance goo?
government. I desire to call yoaj
attention to the last Billion Dollaj
Congress. Its expenditure reach c
a grand total of $ 1,009,270,471
which is nearly twothirds of a '
existing United States money.
More money was spent by t?:at
Billion Dollar Congress than was
spent by all the congresses durin.;
the past seventy, two years of Lh
history of this government. It 3
more than S2,177,00 tor every day
from the time the fifty-first con -gress
met till it adjourned.
Nov. 18 The longer the Allianc ) j
remained in session the farther aparc j
grew various factions. The anti -1
Bub-treasury men asked for a hear.. '
ug before the convention but werj
refused. McCune was bitterly op.
posed to giving them a hearing.
The McCune resolution to red uc i
representation ocehalf is likely t)
pass acd give no end of mieasines.
to delegates who have come her?
; with a narrow allowance of fund:.
is nearly empty and unless repres .
entation is reduced there will net
be enough money to pay all dele gates.
The Aliiance has been fall?
Alliances have been unable to fGr
' oish their quota of assessment to
the national body.
The F. M. B. A. is having a hard
time over the matter ot fundn, j
About half of the organizations are
,' delinquent. There is no money fcr
delegates. As a consequence the
"u v '
clock' and mau-v more threatened
to leave this afternoon, unless ttc i
matter is pasted
The Alliance DemamN.
President L. L. Polk made his aD
il nual address, at lndianarolis before
thft P .rmpra, Aiiian,,a. xia tunil Bc.r
forth what tbe Alliance demaodeci
in the way of legislation, etc. :
'More currencv, government cop.- i
trol of the railroads, reteution of the
public domain for the people, prohi
bition of gambling in fain res, fret
coinage of silver, election of Unicec
S-atts Senators by popular vote, ?
graduated iucoroe tax, and, greatest
of all, tbe abolition of the Nation
banking system."
Some of these are needed auc
praiseworthy reforms. They as s
whole are sweeping aud yet thej
are reiorms that are needed. It is
a mixture oi good largely preuomi
1 hem perfeo'ly t&ie as the pubii .
debt di!iiuiLe.
It seems tht Secretary Tillman
had prepared and printed his speech.
ne aiterwards backed down some
what in which ho had attacked the
Tbird party. From some cause hi;
bearc tailed him and he revised the
printed copy. Why this we are no)
informed. The split in the Alliance
is assured.' It is said that the twe
factions are getting farther away
Irom each other than ever befon?.
There were two Alliance organiza
tions it appears. Those opposed to
the Sub-Treasury scheme are
strong enough it seems to seperate
and set up for themselves. The
meeting stood up almost unani
moosly for what is called the Rock
dale platform. In many States the
Alliance is loosing strength, auci
money is scarce in those States, at
delegates are finding oat.
It is noticable that Third Lien
tenant Po k did not name as one c
the demands of the demands of the
Alliance the SubsTreasury scheme
taming the Federal Government io
ta a huge pawnbroker's shop.
Wil. Messenger,
Some Sound Seuse,
In the next issue of the Bulleti:.;
will give this excellent advice : "Fct
the protection and gu dance of tin
farmers of North Carolina who par
chase comtr.ercial fertilizers or fert)
lizing material, uuless they are ad
vised not to buy any fertilizer ci
fertilizing materia, unless the pamt
has the department's tag attached
to each sack, and the manufactnr
er's guaranteed claim or analyst:
stamped upon the bag, and whict
claim to be without any variation o
the several ingredients container
therein. All farmers are requested
to inform the commissioner of an
case where a fertilizer or fertilizing
material is sold or offered for sa
without th above legal reqairf
ments. The reason for this precau
tion is that the presence of the tags
together with proper labelling f
the sacks, is evidence that the man
ufacturers have complied with the
requirements of the law, which i re -vents
farmers from being imposed
upon by faaadulent manufacturers,
who not ooly evade the law, but sel.
worthless fertilizers to the unsus
pecting farmer. All honest manu
facturers will tag their goods aoc
see to it that tne brand they sel.
come up to the guaranteed claim or
file in the commissioner's office.-'
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Columbians. C.
Sol Haas,
Traffic Manager.
Jas. L. Taylor,
GeL.l Pass. Agent.
CAROLINA CENTRAL SHCEDULE.
MOVING WEST.
NUMBER ONE"
Passenger, Mail & Express Train.
BAIL
. o 29 1
Stations. Abrive. Leaves.
Wilmington am 9 30
Charlotte p m 4 33
Paw Creek 4 52
Mt Holly 5:04
Stanley Creek 5 20
Ironton 5 36
Lincolnton 5 52
O berry ville 6 20
Woco 6 29
Shelby 6 50
Battimore 7 10
Aooresbon 7:21
Ellen boio 7 30
-Sostic 7 45
Forest city 7 55
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arrives at charlotte 6 30 a. in.
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OFF1CKUS.
henff, J. B. Luckey, Lincolnton, N C
.'k. Sup. Court, C. E. Childs, 14
cleg, oi Deeds, B. C. Wood, "
iYeasurer, L. T. Wiilkie. 4
?:irveyor, C. C. Bwa.
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Miss Nannie U. Hoke.
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Mayor, H. E. Ramsaur.
Secretary J- Treasurer, W. K. Edwards.
Town Cnst. Chas. Jetton.
Commissioners: P. J.'' Pate, BJai
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U. Hoke, W. L. crouse, L. T. Wiikie, F,
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2- A cottage in Queen Ann tyl oi
architecture, together with tiTe aorai of
ground : surrounding and -joining. ' Tha
property is improved by ahrubhtxy, trult
trees, Lc, together with well aadece3ury
outbuilding, and a teat, comfertabU'lua
tnass offlce. , . jr..
2. Two building lots on Main street,
nekr the depot, containing a fin .grove of
oak tre. Valuable property -aTio- for
manufacturing stbllbiae&U. , ,
4. About four acres ol land South East ot '
tbe Court Bouce. "Excellent for buDding
Pur1,018-
5. Two town luU in the South East part
of town on which are two two etory dwel
ling houses containing 4 rooms eaoh. -'
6. About 131 acres about 1 1-2 mile
from Lincolnton and about nf a mu
j from the Labia Springs about 90 ere
wooa iana and 15 acres bottom land.
7. A Landsome cottage In' North East
i square situated on a most beautiial lot.
All the above described property is val-
uable and will be sold on easy terms. It Ls
situated in and tear --eoie ot -! the niost
Jilthful towns in- ne, Soulhnd mrjoua.
aed with a fertile countiyand has the very
' bestof railroid facilities;'" .- i :
For lurcher particulars address, .
FINLEy ROBKT3
. LiBColnton, N.!CV March 28; 1890.
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