THE MORGANTON HERALD
S:eeessxr to "The Morganton Star"
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XORTIl CAROLINA.
NEWS OF THE STATE.
It.ins of Interest from North Carolina
1DI.
. .Asheville is to have a Keelv
bichloride Institute for the cure
of the liquor habit.
..Counterfeit twenty-five cent
pieces have successfully been
pass ed upon several merchants at
Goldsboro.
..The 1S91 tobacco crop of
North Carolina brought 10,000,
cco and the cotton crop atrgregat-
eJ 1 5.000,000.
. .Near Dostian's bridge a feu
nights ago some one fired a revolv
er at the train, the bullet barelv
missing two men.
. .Haywood county's delegates to
the congressional convention are
instructed to cast the solid vote of
that county for W. T. Crawford
first and last. '
. . A butter and cheese foctory is
to be built in Charlotte. The
stock has all been taken and the
holders are all farmers. The cap
ital stock is 5,000.
. . Postmaster Clarke at Xewbern
has been officially notified by the
postoffice department of the change
to "Xewbern" in the government
usage in spelling that city's name.
..Capt. Wm. Black, of Maxton,
has sent to Congressman Alexanl
der a petition with more than
2.000 signers, asking that the Col
li nibinn exposition be closed on
Sunday.
..Mr. George B. Hackett, of
Littleton, it is reported, has in his
possession a pair of brass andirons
.vhich were once the property of
vicurge uasnmgton and
used by him in camp.
were
..In Haywood county there is
an apple tree which measures three
feet and four inches in diamete..
Twenty five other trees in the
same locality will measure from
50 to 54 inches in diameter.
..The Xewton Enterprise reports
the wheat crop very promising all
over Catawba county. It will be
a little later than usual on account
of cold this Spring but present in
dications favor a fine crop.
..In Clear Creek townshio,
Mecklenburg: count-, Mack Morris,'
a negro, was found dead by the
roadside. He had been to a" still
house in Union county and drank
whiskey until it killed' him.
Judge George A. Shuford,
who was recently appointed by
Gov. Holt the successor of judf'e
Merr imon, of the Superior court,
was nominated for his own suc
cessor by the democratic judicial
convention of the twelfth district,
at Dilsboro.
-.A special to the Durham
Glebe says that R. M. Shaw, of
Shawboro, a Horner School cadet,
was seized with cramp while
bathing in a small pond in rear of
the school, during recess, and was
drowned, despite the effo.ts nf
companions to rescue him. He
' as a strong, well grown boy of
17. son of Dr. H. M. Shaw.
.. Harnett county can boast of
t: e most industrious woman so
far on record. Some four years ago
Mrs. Lucy McLeod, of XeiVs
Creek township, did most of the
work on building herself a com
fortable little house. This winter
she has done all the necessary
d:tching on her farm, which was
some 800 or 1,000 yards, besides
she has split a number of rails and
repaired the old fences.
..The Salisbury Herald gives
this bit of information: "Davidson
county was at one time the home
of Daniel Boone, the great Xorth
Carolina pioneer. Ten miles from
Lexington is a cave once occupied
by Boone and near this his primi
tive cabin stood, though the latter
is now almost entirely obliterated.
But the hearthstone is yet pre
served. An effort will be'made to
have this exhibited at the World's
Fair."
..A few mornings ago II V
Dup ree of Edgecombe county
arose from bed, awoke his wife
and told her he was going to set
tire to a stack of fodder near by.
His wife tried to reason with him,
but it was of no avail. He left
the house, and in a few minutes
the fodder stack was in a blaze,
and his barn, a short distance off,
was beginning to catch. Mrs Du
pree ran out and managed to
save only one buggy from the
conflagration. Mr. Dupree gave
no assistance, but sat on the door
steps of his dwelling, apparently
well pleased with the work he
had done. He is believed to be
insane.
..There was a very romantic
marriage in Durham county sev
eral days ago on the banks of Flat
River at the Person county line.
The contracting parties were Mr.
liurruss Pool, of Chalk Level,
Durham county, and Miss Anna
Parish, of Person county. Justice
R. B Biaiuck performed the cere
mony. The Durham Sun says
Mr. Pool secured his license in
Durham county, and drove to the
home of the bride-elect in Person
county and brought her back with
him to the banks of Flat River
where a large number of friends
were waiting to witness the cere
mony. They alighted from the
,jUo.y a"d stood in the middle of
the road, beneath the spreading
branches of a large tree while
the ceremony was being perform
ed. After they were married their
friends crowded about them, con
gratulating them, and several min
utes were spent in pleasant conversation.
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VOL. viII.lSulUbrm
THE INCUBUS OF THE SOUTH.
Th I-nt on th Car ot n-crni A,
Opinion of Thin Sr1aa of the mimmt
inai i .-.nw-rtainrd In W North...
Seattle (Wash. lot-IntctKevcr.
The South is the drag on the
car of national progress. It cast
159 electoral votes for the Demo
cratic candidate for President,
u uhout these votes there would
be no States at the North with a
Democratic majority save New
Jersey, with New York. Connect i
cut and Indiana doubtful. Tin
South is the last man in the pro
cession, and a limping, stupid
straggler at that. The only Stale
in the Union tht legalizes lot
teries is Louisiana, where illitera
cy has increased rather than dr.
creased during the la-t ten years ;
white illiterates showing a larger
increase than black. The only
two States in the I'nion that
legalize prize-fighting are Louis
iana and Texas : the only States
where men are burned to death
and a female petrolcuse louche
the torch to the funeral pyre are
at the South. Ninety per cent, of
the lynchings executed in the
United States occur at the South.
Of the votes for dishonest monrv
in the national House more than
two-thirds are from the South.
Of the:votes for wildcat financial
schemes, like the sub-Treasury
bill, two-thirds at least come fror
the bouth. The
CO
dis
ant:
lzec
Ever since the war the
Xorth
"caueu uie car ot national
progress for the path of r.p.al
rights and honest money, white
the South has been solid fvr vaP
pressed suffrage, intljtiou and di-
. , - , , -
uupcm money. 1 ne .orui Has all
ways been striving to do better :
1 11 rn t h nnc cfrti-pn t . t K ......
the best or undo and nullify'
"-o-n our way to
tl;e
best that we have done. The
South has no policy : that is. no
constructive policy ; it stands for
negation, stands for the destruc
tion of all that the North has la
bored to invent, contrive, organic
and execute. It is for dihonf:
finance; for suppresion of thr
suffrage, because the North is for
honest money and equal suffrage-.
Its public teachers in the school,
on the pla'form, its private teach
ers in the family, studiously edu
cate the young generatKn of the
South to accept as authentic a
grossly ignorant and Ivin
vcri'n
v" umuii u. uic;rcai war lor
v.. v ...v... incit ij uui j m.iooi
ot:i iMri 01 i ir n irn im n I r......
unlrv whr. !). K tl. t li . t .
... ......... 15 1 ill Jt.rvtl T.rK n II.. p
mantled by systematic violerc? Terry, thr.n,., ,! '
. habitually dehled by organ- y. u would have thr : r-.ct"
I traud is tne uth. Jacki :i tvf ..f
u.iui uscu in tne common scr.oois f touth ot na!trr i frit at o-e in
at the South that is not a printed I till and he U at once wrU,.tf(t
he, so far as the history cf the re- as "a man art I a !r thrr !"
bellion is concemed. its cause, it r The uth is -n itu w!, tr.,
actors and its consetpiences. The f r ward movement th i'm ,n -whole
growing generation of it is obstructive wh?n n. t toiru'i'.
ooutnern ooys ami gins are e.Iti-
cated to believe that
Washington
"rebels" in
use ; e.pially
and Lee were both
. -
exactly ine same sen
Kiustnous ana equally ingen ?ts
men, and Southern "war puetry"
is repeated ad nauseam at every
opportunity concerning Lee and
Jackson by every chlorotic sell..!
girl who is a budding elocutionist
at the outh.
The systematic lying, belittling
the forces of the Confederacy, an !
the losses of the South, is perpet-
uated in the Southern schoI sjs
tories, although the captured mus
ter rolls in the Confederate ar
chives at Washington City h-w
that Xorth Carolina alone s-nt
125,000 to 150,000 men into the
Southern army. These school his
tories represent all the valor with
the South, who is always painted
fighting at as great odds as did
t 1 ' I T t 1 ...I
ing ior iioerty ana latnerlaml in
stead of firing on the national f!.ig
and striving to ercrt a hide us
"republic" with human slavery for
a cornerstone. The total forces r f
the Confederacy are rated at Sco,
000 men, when they were at It aM
1.500,000 from the first of the war
to its conclusion. These lies are
not recited by men like Johnston.
Beauregard and Hood in their his
tories, but they are set forth in
the vainglorious education that
Southern children get in Southern
school books. So complete is the
expurgation of all patriotic mat
ter from Southern school bonks
that the Harpers were obliged a
few years ago to drop even Lin
coln's Gettysburg speech from
their school books for Southern
circulation. You will find Ilenry
Timrod's Confederate lyrics; yIi
will find Father Ryan's eloquent
verses, but you will find nothing
in prose or poetry that enforces
the idea of patriotic nationality
in distinction from sectionalism.
Loyalty to the American flag :
loyalty to the Union in the sense
that Washington, Hamilton, Web
ster, Jackson and Lincoln under
stood it, is not only unknown at
the South, but is se-luously ex
cluded from, the teaching of
schoolchildren. General Lee, he
fore his death, became so alarmrd
at this stupid sectionalism that he
gravely rebuked a Sou:hcY:i wo
man, saying: "Madam; you do
very wrong to educate your chil
dren to hate and despise the gov
ernment of the United ' Slates."
Every fluent demagogue from a
Southern stump swells with H
spittle this current of vicious pop-i
uiar education at the uth. Dis
torted views of the cause of the
war ; false pictures of its leading
events and personages are taught
on every side. Lee's birthday is
made more of than that of Wash
ington ; Stonewall Jackson is
jac raisiau wnen ne saia lie metle-Kj it vexing vial Wtt
fought single-handed "eleven men j lems face to face with the in
in buckram and three misbegotten j structivc legend. "Hoot rr
knaves in Kendal green." The j Die."
war for the Union is represented The Seith t djy tan ! for lr
as a wanton invasion of the South, j incubus of "free stiver. the sub-
ThA 1 .1 1 . V te mw r n t t t. i t. ..... . . . .
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itpsSp5iicii m jags
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dirrs of !n-t.r. hn rtttf mun
of common cW kn w .
wa nothing more t'.n j n.rr--
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; ti. naii-n ; w ith th4 u; ,t:r,.-l ,.
( tonrirat..r .Ar.i V Vm .a
like jrt: l.vi. a patn t. hrfo-
f u:rvnjn and martyr, what
of crop ,.f mcrkar. manfi -
I tfte o call,-! "N-w Snith" ra
t to-dav ? UV nrr
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115 vaiir., ri,lt wr! ,.;,,-.
f I.!t.n
nrst finance ; . -.fri ,ti
caily upprre ! -n::r.-c": i;pf .
hibiti .n of free s;re.h. ffrr
full v. te and fai- r t?; ; t' U r- i
law as rxhilnrrd in f- ., '
Or
Iran maa''re : it
barium and j;ro - r
I'l-'iT on the cormtrv
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ruon wh.it the pr v? r -.;
bro is t (a:a !a a t . r-r
tlr!i. !.rt a Northern
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or J-ht H.ircv -sth an
would be to Uv rr vr!. Ms t -
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iia.i trukrry ! "
.: and
inree enrer an I a l.tf;
ive of c : it nata!:e of skj
tn tic tnrfurnte in nat;, nl j
; itics. Slavery ihc uf (
Nessus t , t!ie Snth. Ihf a
1 strrppc I or: the shift. Unt IV
i South. hkr IIcrcn!r. -onSn.rd ,.
' die slowly of Id ; m UUrw
thr ith re!:.rd n ..
j navigaf: n of the MUvtrp," M,
: of inet;matre v.o t .
j West, and s . - t-a V.V, . ;
I ed on it t.'.tt ig v-ar t t.t f
th- firrd. tn of th- Mn.;.-
' river. The n l LV
ouri have tth I t?v-;r f-ft:i-
cn-.rf,rrc? by the mui::rprs,a5;v
of ratlroa Is. an I -,! tVe
zatin bears lr;;ff tttn in t
next generation there mf le
millions at the North K a: f
wishing that the S.iithcrn Con.
fedcracy hal succcrdrd and tht
it was cnggrd t-day in s.diirnf
for itself by i: own savage, cru te
... .
Honest money: for a dchlrd.
mantled and a drfiau !-d I alio?,
box.
Tli i l-orid ipirf ;oci the
inol Mirriofctl Couh Mrttirine
we have etrr jM. a f.w do-r
Mivari.thtv rltte the w.f rjw of
Cuiigh. Cronji and CronrUttt.
while lis Woti rttlI n 111 the
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par.tlh I 111 the ln-.f of ittrvi-ir.e.
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