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VOL. IL
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.,., ....... - iuI ocic ul me uourt
House in Morgranton on Wednesday, the 3d Zv
of November, issc. at 12 M. a vihqV.io ,.. " i
lot at Kuthertord College, containing Tacres
more or less, and sold to make assets
Term : Fifty dollars In cash, tne "balance In
toncl and;securlt.v, at six months, and title retain,
ed until payment Is made. u
J. T. ABEEXETHY. Adru'r
Oct. 3,HSSg. By S. C. W. TATE. AttV.
Amherst Academy.
PRINCIPAL:
REV. R. L. PATTON, A. B.
THIS school Is In Burke county, onlv three
mUes from the llallroad. A new two-storv
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Board per month T. Table fare So. Tuition
to $3. The school Is leased for five vears, there
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If
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THE ElToQUENTJKANSOM.
His Splendid Speech nt tfalajgh.
f Extras fmm -woo " .
- w Cno-vuacryer.j v uuauuiai record I Willi
Senator ltonsoni was gracefully i ber ' per cent bonds selling to
troduced hrft p Irim. n i m . . .
introduced by R. H. Battle, Esq.,
uery nappy way. He bagan
saying that he
would try to lay some valuable
facts before his hearers. Noth
ing would stand but the truth. Ma
said he had yesterday afternoon re
ceived a request from thechair-
manofthe Republican committee
to divide time. That
had been decHned. as th t.in.A
(the speaking beginiug at 8 o'clock)
m uoc aamit of a lengthy discus
sion. But tb f'AOt. tiof
vtmcvv OIUC
was to be represented would pre
vent him from speaking any word
.save those of truth. He spoke of
iue delivery of the peonle of Xorf l,
Carolina from darkness and fear
and trouble, and said that too of.
ten people who had escaped from
these evils forgot what thev had
escaped from, thought only of the
present and did nor, tut
- title
fact that these perils might come
again. He spoke of the dark davs
of 1874, and said what a contrast
there was between the present and
t hat t ime, when lie had last spoken
in this hall. Theu the liberties of
the people were threatened: all
ma tuey nem Gear. He hated to
lift the veil from those dark hours.
But it was his duty to do so. Then
Federal bayonets gleamed every
where, plans were set on foot to
WKC tUK iahC uDcrty irom the peo-
j.v,, u iub accarseu civil rights
i.;n i .i ...... I
uuug oer cue soutb. But,
tutu xiiven, uie people had
been taken out of that dark sea
and all is brightness and peace, drive away trade from tforth Caro
Yet people ask what the democrat- Una. How absured. How had the
ic party done! hat a question !
It is almost as if a mau had denied
lllS (iflil. Ha Aklrod iT
i UJ uuc
could ever cease to rememhir rw I
dark days from 1868 to 1876; those
u a WUCa no nousenoiawas sale,
when Southern Uln WAn unf waa I
. , -w - mvw au- i
crats.had brought the people into
the bright daylight of peace aud
Happiness. He spoke of the 6,000
school houses in the State, of the
light of education so generously
shed, and said he had planned to
show his hearers what the Bepubli
caushad done aud then show what
the Democrats had done, and let the
people contrast the two parties and
their acts. He asked, if the He
publican party loved the people,
why it refused in 18G9 aud 1370 to
shed a ray of educatioual light or
employ one teacher to shed it.
Yet that party, theu in the pleni
tude of its power, did not give oue
dollar to the cause of education.
He aid the Republican party for
three long years never opened the
book of knowledge before the
children of Xorth Caroliua. They
collected the money, aud the legis
lature paid itself its high salaries
from the school fund of the State.
It sold railway, it squandered the
people's money, it robbed the
school fund, but it never did oue
n lvnUlnn A L. .1 A.1 A" j 1
. xnt wwiuug im ihc cuuca&iou ox uie
people. Contrast that with what
the democrats have done. See the
6,000 school houses in the State,
the thousands of teachers, the
generous aid to education. Ask
Al. AI. C A A . . 1 I
u.c wV.ci.VViiowmcupariy
to KUnnmr. and thev all trill uorl
rr " ""j
voJe for the Democrats. He made
a nowerfnl aDueal to the Dcoule. rr
sunrjort. to endorse in thesfxouMSif. I
--At- -7 - o - 1
way, a party which had put before
500,000 children the bread of life, 1
the bread of knowledge. He said
that what helped the people more
than all else was the education of
their children.
i nn a tlttv t?txt s vit a t m-Artjt-r
AjwAiuuAiflw.u;i,
It has been said that all people
. a . . .
itt n f nriiiia IrtVAin Nnrrh I :orf.
W WV.A"V MVAV W WVA AWtW V"AV-
uuu, uuu uo ts3 omo ui4 ucuicxa
MORGANTO N. C, FRIDAY OCTOBER an
amoved .worth Carolina. Tie nRL-
a .
ed if any of his hearers were not
proud of her financial record : with
Ul a 1 Jill niiff m A nn4.
bonds at 100. He asked if all true
North Carolinians, democratic or
republican, white or colored, were
not proud of that fact, and wanted
sogooacK to the time when the
State's bonds was of no value at all.
To day the State's credit is better
man gold. He felt like thanking
the grand party which had brought
this state of affairs about. He
said the StatelErovernment was f Iia
most economically administered of
anj state in the Union. He snoke
in very high terms of the ability of
state Treasurer Bain, lie said he
asked Mr. Bain what the tax was
in republican days, in 1860-70, and
was shown that it was 80 on the
$100. He asked what it was now
and was told SVcents, aud that
next year it would be 20 cents. If.
could be reduced to 20ceuts now if
there was a law for if. Tiit.ir r
1869 the republicans made
the people pay 3J times as much
taxes as the democrats do in 18S6.
I . .
ne astea, in the face of this, if
they could have so little sense as to
supiort a party which made them
pay three times as much as anoth
er and yet never gave them a cent
in return lor a dollar thev snent.
Suppose a man has two stores to
trade at, aud at one he is charged
SO cents for an article, at the other
he has to pay only 25 cents, which
one will liespatronize??
-
a rkiqk or puosperitt.
He said it had been said a hun.
dred times that the democrats will
facts been i What were the re
Ufofu .m.l Xr.:l f ? . .. I
tiW rtitutiiuaumiaisiTation,!
and more neonte and nn. n;f.,i 1
--a ....,a "Titat
becoming into the South than
r oeiore. in theyear closing
OVer rSS3.0O0.AOfl nf Vnrf hatn iom
w m. j.., v iuvi em liAin i
whole State in hi-rh
tt of
progress. He spoke of
tbe fact
tbata reat contractor said he had
never seeu so' much improvement.
People poured into thegtate; mon
ey came here for investment. He
thanked God for his goodness to
North Carolina and his blessings
upon her. Would people return to
darkue., to an impoverished, a
plundered ptople, te cruelty, to
fraud, to .Lit tie field and his host
of pluuderers who preyed upon the
State!
When he looked at thescjeau benett himself bv tin rIllberlX 10 K,ve ro7 "me and addres
questions aud the duty of the peo-
a -
pie, ne eouhl not speak coldly.
The mere thought of fifteen years
ago made his blood boil to look
back upon. He eloquently! sjwke
of a man's duty to his country.
He spoke of the destruction which
earthquakes brought, but that
could be repaired. But wheu an
earthquake blow was struck at
good government damage was
done which could not be repaired
in vears. He called unon the neo-
pie to stand to their high duties
-!! r a
vituocus. uuuu uvuruiueu is
a. vital necessity. Next to his duty
to his God is a mau's duty to his
as cuizens. uooa government
country
Cleveland's policy of justice
He said he would now pass on to
I
apeak of national matters. Peo
. t .
pie sometimes asxeu tue question,
what are the democrats doing! He
1,1" t. rrr
ai i ai. t ....
tuucitci uura wuh m iut3 iaai fou-
gress a republican senate, which
put a stop to man v measures which
the democrats souuht to Dass for
the people's benefit. He said that!
uuder the republican administra-
tiou the people of the South were
a a
oannea, ignored, treated as hostile,
foreign. They had no political
. . . v ........
anno MM' " 1 1 a gain mar. lti timoA.'
VIJUIIII. I -M. mmmm wmmtmv .AJ bUVOO
ua vcu wiutcu wsu ui iUq ovum
who went to Washington coald not
get justice at the hands of their
own representatives and fifty of
them had come to him there for aid.
He said fTiaf r,i--.t,....i i i
U..V vi t tri.niu uu uone I i v " mo iHJuiu cti oca
justice to the South (applause). to oien the door of knowfsdge
JUStiCA ia thA mnthn rr rr.- rri. I to thm Ua fA.1 -
darkliflifl rf nnn flm. Mn,wk t
" . v .u u& ui. a a it-. . -mm ills... .... ..11 aiiziirii 1 1 ..rias r
vuv .uihu iti iieuil
iirru ujiun our peo
nlo and nnf !nutiftiinn
4 .u.itituuuua uu passou
away. Honored and noble South -
Cm trlAn nro in 4 lis
... ... VUXi UiuiiiCI) anii rep-
roscntatives to foreign countries.
Ho called the names of Jarris, in
BraxH,of Hale in Encland. of .Tor.
nigan in Japan, and these names
evoked applause. He snoko of the
purity of the present administra -
viuii nun cii i i if lrtir rnnr iiiii t. ; .
u on uhcu iiiuj
l a . . ..
wuen ue tuought or these grea.
Southern States. nnrA urr'iin iin;nr.
, ha, Aijii
thA.. . 1 ..
lucir ma snare in the country's ad-
....
HllUlSEranoil Mlii:n tirrtn1
wealths occupying their nosifinnu
in rhn lirinrliff f0I ... r At, . . .
e"vi4b.Aj ui iutj Amen -
uhu anion ; redeemed, disenthrall -
ru, wim great statesmen in the
!. a. ... . '
uiucr, witn honored sons
in Congressand abroad. Wnnl.l
the people turn around and drive
out
a nartv wh nli hA hrK
auout ail tnese irlor nn rcnliu f
r , . . .vUM.w,,u,,Bwraar, plucky ticht and tcr
W ould the people cro back to thoe rihlc emr;,n J fi" .
republican days when there wa no
juauce sua no honor and no intcir -
: a .
nty. He sa d the great curse of
.7: .Vl a.' .
i.u..ai uiauoni ; mat monster whicu
and lAnn Tim rrMfin nr .
ington had left as his lesacv to the
Amprifi'in iu..1.. tt V .-A
7 , It ,4 1 1V1CC nevcr
iu ichhu uarmony ot the union bepia. who treated me three
Uisturbed. Once more ther ;a
eace between the North and
South. The xrrand democratic r,Ar.
f v- l,-1 ua .. . .
v "-.u UuSI,bi,l,0utiDis nappy re-
l fsi I ii. u mi t n ca mriv atr . m .,.
" syaa ni K III. Ill III V IM UI I BH II
r a .t - J
ct mis coutiuue and nothing iul
all Mt wri,iA. !.; ; , !
wut.u a utaiuij will Ue CCm-
parable to this America. Let us
support that great, that noble mau I
MrirAr PlalnnJ i i .1
e B www LJAllflU
s w . a, ii w i in 1 1 . w iiriuu r i
facts. sto by your rot that Tou" i? T.f,,ae.!"or "'"not
Move tl.8 onion and will rt
I a , .
share to htlp preserve it.
THs MAVkLOUS DrVELOPMSNT Or
THE BOUTII.
n- m.u , .
lie made in conclusion an earn -
est pica for good government, for
support of liberty, aud said there
was uo hope for freedom unle-is men
cam, toctber iu tbe lisH of tbe
suu and diusaed frnm,n..,t
The party was ..ledger! to eau:d
lust ire In all mon XT I
fhi. pmKi;T. ' T. , .
tbe rei)bIiCaa r,y wbleh
the irreuf. runif alinf. ....
J
iwou uhiu tueir
prey of rings and rascality. He
said there sever was such a field.
i. .. . . '
leuiug, sucli a promise
ior uie working man, as in , tho
Houth.
He sioke of th South
ia prosper-
the rival of
......
itr and said ifc in. n.mr ti.
Mi Vrfi. itaa ai.. -
a. a. .
urers of the North had found that
. m.myj BmiXA. LUC IAJHII IIIIUT.
iu North Carolina the iron and the
cotton could be manufacture more
sVa tvlst it. a f . a
vAAdjj.j iidu is me north. Thisl.iA f "
7. . ... 1 ' AU1, I thirtvaix ceuta lr drtzpn. 1.-1..
was the secret nft!,oi.(rnrta.,rma
vv-w.,ov.WUJO
people of the North to remove the
Democratic party from power aud
5"1 and injured the South
. . . ..
"io uusumic tiuiuru vi
the republicau party to maintain
itlf in tlm .Qftnti. ifu a.,;.i
- .w uU o (mciuweui,
(applause). White men had made
and whito meu would ruU
it-
noblest act lit HiaTOaY.
He paid a glorious tribute to the
southern people, who ho said had
...
ooua the proudest act in history.
This people had, after the war,
-
rwmt irMnnAl t. onma. n 1
, II A JSVVl tit OVltVll IS U U
must utipicss, wucu tuey eyeu
in
wanted hraii -hn
.... .
vnnn .
- - - a n ucii LI1R I-lllinfI
vo
against them in that dark hour
they taxed themselves to give the
Innlnnwl
1 Khntr an -inf f .r...1
l " fcuiu uiut, rqiiai
- 1 w "uu -i"i iiumanity. (ioi
I hnrl TiTnunrl IA i a .
I k;uiic iur ii. and
1 would continue to bless thm.
IM:ltr1 fliA rAnnl.lU. i i
-i"wnii3 lum arnived
tue nogrosolidily against the white
IpIN who nevertheless had done
t"m justice. He cilltHl nnon th
whit0 men to fmard their honor
an teir liberties and not t trnvr
1 t,,H pecious promises of the rrpub-
iit.tiin. riii unnL'nni ih . 1. 1
i - --i'vv. UIC iiiuiiiican
I ...
I aH ,r ast stages in orth
I Carolina. Tie nvVorl l.
i --w n uciucr int?
I -... . ..
woum say to the President
i.t .
I inaL ne Il:lil mron f h a U...L i
iBOvernment and eoual instire. r
I wotilfl tliai- uiul .
1 .. mc cumrarv ana
1 K:insi nonio work.
I a timmi.v - .,..t
I .m l.lj(JUHi
k-Tho Wilmington (Del) Mornrne
r.' "ru "'t mves the
1 1... . '. 7 - i
drealcd and ftlwaYn-lo-lW..araAl
I ., r
l J 9 v.iot:
Li . T J . "go 1 "
'" ",,f- A,,e ! w very slitrht
and for some lime h.irdly give it a
led the condition if n. u-nn u.-..;..v.
A6"1.'' Wllh.a T ef-
in l irmiWI. I WCIlt to
one ol lbe adm, Fhy.ci.Q(i in Phil
I months tor cancer, and sent me hom
1 fur6? as ,J 8aid- Ual 1 wa I'prt
X!!?' 1.WM.. d .b.m prominent
F'r'a ol iimington that I
wouId .urely die of cancer. About
T Mid t r. . K. i .
11.1 1 CI LIII1M I 'ini rW I Ha srs eT T
cures eitecti-d hv Sw t'a Sf.aif;,.
I known ma a act
"V c waw "uueniij
with perfect nrrou prostratiou Af
known sg S. S. S. I wns .nfrr;..M
it --ww - l-WVIMVl
. .
ter I had piyrn S i - r.' I
tfab .11 difapLacL d I felt like
myself again.
1 continue! i VA ika C?
.a
a&n a. hit nwiu
a ecinc menioins regaltrly for seTer
I . 1 - r w
Anec"'c" J-
r--. w.v. -v. uufc j leirin-
ed from enakiug the curs public be
f?fe 88 1 wihcii to b certain
I . ajij o;nHiuon u
bk.iiw.ii uunnsi i nave none of
1 them .mnnwin.. u-u ,
I 'owed every other treatment used.
( 1 l,on1,"7 I'elieve that I have been
. eu OI .oot V1 thc worst tHiciioB
SShTLS "M.
V t ' i : UWWH
ij. a iiu uui wim (dj name
I to appear in thin connection, far Kmi.
n?ss reason onlr. hnt . .
i iii a v ru n ....r
I - 4' u uerer, or any one
rartiVS.SHV:
I T ... . . ... V
1 realise on Blood and Skin
ram's mailed free.
The Swirr Seci-irtn fin
Drawer
- H-WB W WS
A a . 1 a
Free Trade.
The reu.nrtinn nf inin.n.1 .
-.-w.- v . lumiiiii I r t CU Uc
an lno ung off the revenue ttamp
5? .PrPieUrj Medicines no
doubt haa largely benefiltsd the con
1 doubt hai lareelv
I 11 ...
i auminira, an wen an reiievinr the
burden of home m.n,,factL -S v.!
I pecially u thin the cae with Green $
A . . . . -A X7TTJ. ... n . . . -
w ana ujokmc's Uer
man ovrwn. & iho rpdnrtinn
i . . . '
Mitieu io increase tne ue ox the bet-
tie containing these remedies, there-
by giving one-fifih m.re medicine in
Couizh Loner trouble 'h IVA fs40rHttal
the Urgent sale of any mediciuea in
the world. The advaatst'u of in
creased lite of the bottlws will U
greatly appreciated by the nick and
alflicted, iu every town aud village in
civiliied countries. Sample bottles
for 10 cents remain theisme size.
An elastic step, buoyant sp rits,
and clear complexion, are ths reaulu
a a a a -
ot Dure hloud Th
healthy blood eujoyes a clean: of
perception, uupa,ble when the blood
is heavy with impurities. Take
a - m.WwW wT
Avert Sarsanarilla. the ltf 1,1
purifier and vitalicer.
f-Tg T T "f V 1 U AA . ,
for
fl.Ov, at ii. B. Biittaiu & Co.'s.
NO. 35
v . ,
I
Sore Eyes
The je Wf lwrs In yrnpihy wiil
tha Lntlr. na aHonl an excellent ln.!rx
of It condition. Wl,rn the eJM br.,ua
weak, an.l laflaraej an.l M. u
Uaa erWeoc that tbo r"m Iim
bc fcorderist b Scrofula, fur
lucu Ajror'e Sarsa par ilia U Lo braa
. ;
t
a now a remcd.
toediane a short i.mo I WM coiu.lctcI
Cured
M ejfi ar now in a epIandM ron-IJ.
Mrs. Wilham Gtjce. Concord, a. ri.
wiTh n"mtTr cf ar 1 trm,,!M
Mine Ajcr Faraaparill. This n.a,IU
eina has eJ!W tal a comalta cnri-. and f
balaere it to Jr the host cf nur
Cera.-C. E. Urton. Nashua, N. II.
rj" r,hiMho-1. nUl with a
Dioathi, I have Un alllict., with WVak
and K.re Eca. I hare nM fur tlM
y""'1' with brnftclal rr.mta.
Ayer Sarsapanlla. and cnsi.Ur 11
Rover. Tt! runfler Ut- C- 'if
I anftVred for a j'r with InflAmma
1ln i n rnj left ey. Throe ulcers fnrm-1
n the lall. dcpririDj me of sight, and
eansinc creat pain. After trTic nAny
ethr remedies, to no pnri. 1 wm final
1 iaduced to use Ajer'e SaraapaxiUa,
By Taking
tiroabotnca of this modlrta I hare tn
!UI!i,J C1rm2- "-hl " b-iTire-
wred. and there is no sin of Inllaroma
ron. aorc, or ulrcr in tnr ee. Kendal
T. Lowe a. 6uSar Troo l;ide, Ohio.
4 with Ecrofuloua 8re Eres. Durintf
1be lat two Tears she never saw light 1
any kind. VhysiHans oi the htzheel
tending iertM their skill, but with no
permanent Heceaj. On the recomineo
datlon of a friend I pnrchaaed a l-tile oi
Arer a Karmaparilla, which my .laurhter
rra!1n1 ,inS- Before she had use!
the third bottle her slht was reurL
Her erne is cowplj-te Vf. TL Bulbed
Und. ETanffellst. Shelb Cli, K.
Ayer's Sarsaparllla,
rrTr4 by Dr. S. C. A y i J Ca, T.H. Ummm,
JOHN TULL,
Gradaate is
(Over sineteen years experience.)
A fall lins f
FfaESff onoos
anel
PURE CHEMICALS
always on hand.
eowpoanied at all honra dsyer night
by a Registered Droggtak
Toilet Articles and Soap
1 a-iittw 1 iilSs
COOK,
COOK,
COOK
S T
O V E S
?
aXD-
lieating Stoves
-"w-r wvtsa
0f the verr best varietr th
K;., :.i ,iVin "ra?
yeira aa-t
tsriety
TINWARE
. always on hand.
1 keip the JI Guit bold Sewiur
Ha.
cnine, oucatye force. I'nnip.
ltoofing and gntterio aa.f
kinds of reaairiue dons in m i;..,.
all
1 also keep on hand a lull Una cf
n t i 'a. -
Canned Goola, Cbnfeii..na. Vhirh 1
will .11 cheap for caA or g.l ccut.
trr rjrodtir.
"Dou't ftil to give too a call.
Yy re)ctfnlly.
A. P. CnAKDLER.