THE MORGANTON HERALD
Successor to "The Morganton Star"
Ezmo rusum cq, m&xx
W. C. ERV1N. - . Editor.
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XOUTIl CAROLINA.
NEWS OF THE STATE.
Site HiiMwfif ifem'M
VOL. VIII.
MORG ANTON. N. C. THURSDAY. OCTOltKK o. 1S92.
NO.
Items of Interest from North Carolina
Points.
..Grover Cleveland, Ben Har
rison and Jim Weaver have all
been enrolled as pupils of the
Concord graded school.
..The Presbyteiian Synod of
this State will establish a prepar
atory school at Mebane in the
buildings for years occupied by
the Bingham School, now at
Asheville.
..Mr. B. C. Beckwith, the State
secretary of the association of dem
ocratic clubs, tells the State Chron
icle that there are now about 40,
000 members of democratic clubs
in the State.
..Charles Reynolds, the young
white man who is condemned to be
hanged in Greensboro on October
20th for the murder of Solathiel
Swaim at Pleasant Garden, ex
presses a desire that he be hung
publicly.
. .The Winston Sentinel says that
Gen. Stevenson, upon being told
of a little girl in Winston who
would rejoice to have his photo
graph, immediately took out his
photo, wrote his autograph on the
back and sent it to her. The child
made happy by this mark of at
tention was little Maole Gray, an
invalid.
..Mr. T. D. Scruggs safe in the
Masonic building at Mooresboro
was blown open by burglars Tues
day night of last week $650 in
cash stolen from Mr. James Bea
son, a cotton buyer for Heath Cot
ton Co. of Charlotte, also notes,
mortgages and other papers be
longing to Mr. Scruggs. No trace
of the burglars has been found.
. .Recently Governor Holt re
quested the railway commission
to furnish him with the taxable
value of steamboats plying whole-
ly or in part in North Carolina
waters. The commission a tew
days ago furnished the Governor
with the statement, says the State
Chronicle, which shows that the
valuation of the property is $90,
cco. ..Willis H. Brogden, of Wayne,
brother of ex-Gov. Brogden, was
tried in Wayne Superior court
week before last for the murder
of Fab. E. Sasser, a neighbor,
convicted ot manslaugter and
sentenced to six years in the pen
itentiary, from which sentence he
appealed. His brother, the ex
governor, furnished bail for him
in 5,000.
. .A young man by the name of
Featherstone, was shot and in
stantly killed in Watauga county
a few days ago, by Harrison Lee.
Lee started to fire at a squirrel,
but his gun went off prematurely
and he was horrified to see a man
throw up his hands and fall. He
had no idea any one else was on
the mountain, sys the Watauga
Democrat, until he saw the man
fall. On climbing up to him he
found young Featherstone dead
with a bullet in his brain.
..The Wilmington Messenger
tells of a rattlesnake plague in
Shallotte township, Brunswick
county, about fifty-five miles from
Wilmington. Within the past six
ty days three negroes and one
white woman hav been bitten and
killed by these venomous reptiles.
Numbers of horses, cattle and dogs
have also teen killed by them.
The reptiles are of very great size.
The Messenger says that the facts
stated above are vouched for as
true.
..At the battle of Hanover,
May 27, 1S62, the Ninth Massachu
setts Regiment captured a silk
flag from Com pan)' E, Cleveland
Guards, Iweittn
Inefficient Telegraphic Swrtoy- A Cna Call.
Ins for Profanity.
Charlotte Chronicle.
The estern Union Telegraph
service in North Carolina is a
thins almminahle. In anv one or
the smaller towns or the State one
mnst tile a telegram before Minuet
to have any assnrance or it jret
ting off before the next dav, an.!
if hair the chief citizens or one or
these towns shonld be ma.vacreil
after 8 o'clock at night the
chances are that the morning pa
pers or the next day would have
no opportunity to tell or it. The
0!errer hal reason to tear its
hair last Friday morning when it
found that it had ape.irel with
out a word about the demonstra
tions iti Mr. Stevenson honor at
Old Fort, Marion, Moranton and
Hickory. At the three places first
named there were a mitutx-r or
people to see onr vice presidential
candidate and he apeared on the
rear platform and shook hand.
At Morganton tar barrels blazed
and Mr. Stevenson addrcvd a
few remarks to the people. The:
tacts were careiuiiy recer ietl on
the traiu and a special to the Ob
server, telling them, was tiled a
soon as the train reached Hickory.
At that place there was a splen
did demonstration. A great con
course or people was gathered, the
band played "The Old North
State, the Democratic banner cT
Catawba county. emMazoned on
its fords the words, -Take it from
ns who can, was waved on high,
and Messrs. Steven-ion and Kwing
addressed the people from a gaiU
bedecked stand which had le:n
erected for the occasion. Tin
was one of the very finest meet
ings of the series atid the paiticu
lars were told in a special for the
Vbereert which was hied at 10:10
p. mjust before the train left for
Raleigh. Both of these sprcia's
were offered in this office on the
evening of the following day !
There are some things in jour
nalism that are harder to take
than others and this is one of
them. Involuntarily there comes
to mind the story that Joe Turner
used to tell about the deacon
whose sow had beeu doggrd by
one of the neighbors. The sow
came home with one ear gone
and the other barely on and as
the deacon looked hei over he
said, MI am no swearing man, but
if thar ever was a datuncd shame,
thar it is.
A reiorter of the Tutted Press
accompanies 31 r. bteveuson on
his tour. At Durham and States
ville Friday and S1turd.1v nights
the telegraph operators were not
only kind enough to hold their
oftiees open until this representa
tive and other special tejorter
for the press could file their stun,
but were kind enough and com
Ieteut enough to get it off in good
time ami good shape.
JO.
KKOM OR
XKXT l'RESIDENT.
THE WORDS Or A STATtSVAV
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The following is Mr. Cleveland'
letter of acceptance :
T .. ll'i.'.'u If 7V rtUrt.
t Vimitt.e. 4 A" t
(iiNtuvtN : In responding ti
your formal notification of my
nomination to the presidency ty
the national Democracy I hope I
mar be permitted to say at the
outset that continued reflection
and observation have confirmed
me in my adherence to the opin
ions which 1 have heretofore plain
ly and publicly declared, touching
the questions involved in the can
vas. This is a time, above at! ether,
when these questions should be
considered in the light a&ordcd ty
a sober apprehension of the prin
ciples upon which our government
country, and siMt it 4 4o
tVoe Who) a tx4 ?.- tMfajV'S
to the sypi (if pr; 4o-
trine, la it behalf it fU: !UI
our infant industries v4 b
tsterc4 t4 Mkt t4
credited by our stalwart fc4M
Then f4c4 lhr iio 4
a terrible war, Uti eadc t
people heed'ess o4 k typ!..
tic for wtiet w? ! HSf 1
bt their witbeg and ptrWi f.y
meet f t(?rcect'4 tiVt:
and no, after a rt
peace, when tt tittriil
contrynem lt uttt a4
a fesmati t it tpatmt l 4
their incnnc arfg tr
are met by the tUim
taatni for the sale 4 fw
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hftuiKe of whkh i
order tkat h.t f to
pWI la mf wcVii9ia a.
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farm prv!atK
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deceive. The trwth is !i 11
sjstem is directly
every sentinent f vt!wie a I
fairnef ef whk! ?ia ae
preemiftent"y prwL It i a!
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Trying to uy the l!l ( rpUr 1jhcvc
North Carolina
Fetter Southern 21 xin.
This is the title of a new candi
date for public favor rtcently es
tablished in Louisville, Kentucky,
by George G. Fetter and Charles
Ernest Shober, the latter a native
of Salisbury in this Slate. They
are the owners of an extensive
printing establishment in the city
of Louisville. At the head of the
new Magazine thev have placed the
Hon. J. Soule Smith, one of the
most brilliant of all our Southern
writers, whose home is in Lexing
ton, Ky.
This new enterprbe has strong
claims to the cordial support of
the South. It is the only literary
magazine in all our southern
country, and comes to us with an
appeal to our sectional pride It
was established that the writers of
the South, who are, in a g'cat
measure, excluded from the pages
of Northern magazines by feelings
of sectional prejudices, may have
some means of coming before the
world and sustaining the claims of
Regiment. The flag has since our people, to recognition in liter-
been keni in Boston. Recently it
was proposed to restore it to the
company. The flag, in charge of
five members of the old Ninth
Massachusetts, John M. Sullivan,
chairman of the delegation,
brought the flag to Shelby, arriv
ing at the latter place on Sept.
22nd. The Boston delegation was
met at Charlotte by the mayor of
Shelby and a committee, and es
corted to Shelby, where the cere
monies of restoring the flag to the
old company were held. After
speeches by the Boston soldiers
and responses by old members of
the Cleveland Guards, the Boston
delegation was given an elegant
banquet. A very large crowd was
present, including the survivors of
the old company.
..The Oxford Day tells of the
norrow escape from death last week
ot a little daughter of Mr. A. Hob
good, of Oxford. She climbed
upon the curbing ot the well in
the yard of his residence. The
well covering was in a dilapidated
condition, and in treading on a
rotten plank the little one lost her
balance. No one was near by.
Her screams brought Mrs. Hob
good and others, to the door, but
they could get no farther. They
were momentarily paralyzed with
fear by the sight that met their
gaze. The child clung to one of
the unsound boards, only one arm
being visible. She was suspended
over the mouth of the well, which
was lined with jagged rocks and
twenty feet deep. The fall meant
instant death. Her feeble grasp
could not hold the weight of her
body long. From out of the
kitchen darted a colored women,
and just as the child relinquished
her grasp and began f go down
loan awful fate, grabbed her dress
and pulled her out. It was a nor
row escape and a rescue just in
the nick of time.
at ure -as well as in industrial pur
suits. There is a great deal ot lit
erary talent in the South that has
never been developed and made
known to the world, for the want
of some such vehicle as is now of
fered to us, for communicating
with the public. The genius and
literary ability of the South hav,
like her vast mineral wealth, re
mained hidden from sight. It is
here, but for want of opportunity
has remained undeveloped. Shall
it still continue so? Is there not
pride enough among the people
of the South to give a hearty sup
port to an enterprise such as this,
undertaken to raise her reputa
tion and assert her claim to recog
nition in the literary world?
The first, or August, number of
the new candidate for favor lies
before us. As a southern journalist
we are proud of it. In the high
order of its literary productions it
ranks with old and long established
periodicals; the poems it contains
are not manufactured articles, as
is based, and a clear undertant
ing of the relation it bear I the
people for whose benent it was
created. We shall thu be Sup
plied with a test by whtch the
value of any proportion relatm.
to the maintenance and admim.
tration of our cvernment can he
ascertained, and br whidi the
iuMiceand honesty of ftcrv rtiti-
cal question can be pidfcd. If
doctrines or theories are present
ed which 4! not satisfy this te-st.
loyal Americanism must pfw
nounce them false an I mi:hccv
ous.
The protection A the p"pte in
the exclusive use and en; jmtt
of their property and earnings
concededly constitutr- the es
pecial purpose and misin of wt
free government. This dcVn U
so interwoven with the structure
of our plan of rule that failure I
protect the omen in such ueani
enjoyment, of their unjustifiable
diminution by the c'B,rt
itself, is a betrayal of tne ppEe"s
trut.
We have, however. undertacn
to build a great nation upn a plan
especially our own. To maintain
it and to furnUh. through us agen
cy, the means for the accomplish
ment of national object, the
American people are witting.
through Federal taxation, to Sur
render a part of their earniffg
and income Tan"J IcsrUlati l
presents a familiar frm ol Feder
al taxation. uch legislation re
sults as surely in a tax upon the
daily life of our people as the
tribute paid dircctlv into the
hands of the tar catherer. We
feci the burden of thre tart
taxes Uo patpabty to be persuaded
by any sophistry that they d not
exist, or are paiI ly foreigner.
uch taxes, representing a ii
minution of the property right of
the people, are only justifiable
when laid and collected for ihe
purpose of mai ttaining our Jjotf
ernment and furnishing the mean
for the accomplishment of its
legitimate purposes and functions.
This is taxation under the opera
tion of a tariff for revenue. It ac
cords with the profession of
American free institution and it
justice and honesty answer the
test supplied by a correct appre
ciation of the principle upon
which these institutions rest.
This theory f tariff legislation
manifestly enjoins strict economy
or rpfr. 4ifAi ..
aga;ct te hard' t f -
sach tan lasat ?,,
fkigma. ig t
lmprta:-n ad jt
rr(o I fr;tv
s-uftv far hi-
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ivf a d-vt4i n pf t? !um;s
c4 t s !t j t lt im
crater vf a ctae tit I fa
hi wagr. whir iVf t
learning tal I've f iV 4 b- tw
docttare i I f
where he s3ef, fr ,.;
lion invitevl twt np hf a
tern he is aW! I sy"l
The strwgg'e IW aft
vantage at l!v J 4 t t-1
ernment trafr"s tSie t.U mt
thoe wha fatent'f fefy
S'jrawcf 4j Amrka-n fa---
lltcry g'tf rif ial Kio4Mrfo i
cUsnur fas .'! : fw
fpt i r'tal a i : It t
couragig t& esrn"!.;4(e-o
ey t a:eta h ETrag? y
ot a pMUy titrcsrv ia!ji
private an-1 sel. ci"c T I
the end ma! !ragrn? f.;3fc4.
and wraVcn pupta cv!i Jfx in
the rectttu ;c tv pvwta
tat ,
Thag? lite st;.t f 1..$ r'g
Ss'atn inr-jtses a s!' 4
I..hi uf mr ', We a". -S
ftpwtlf. ptn-t i . 8 I lail
th spi.nl of l'gk. a4 t'-issj
which is th be -jf
a r, I we skad l lae f
national detny it fxrvv sf
b!ne's lead lSc way.
Kcc"ig"-";g ihctif1 irtw !W
na:K4l I Vr m.icrav wi bv
the pt"pagt l i-l a-v-l '-I
prinop, . e,'a. ? I f fxi
Pe tne Ikk-rt'tiag- !&! Nun
p4no(c arMg rr cl a .
cltnf timiftit 4b .'?.
cemenic by patr.tKii al
tionat ptidr. a.4 t p t a
fair rl I. whre p!yir'i a!
diversi&cd Amrtkl ;tp
may gr ft4 he 4 1 hi-t--sme
aim x jhre ut ,nia
4!ustrjr, lgvnty a4 it'g"4e.
Tar is ittr m is sttfl r j.p.i.
Though we oppie !W Vy I Vt
lariat la' may be p.nl kag
tit Iheir b;ect the KUg 4 d-
criminating an I taif K-stf-mental
aid l. private ftrs, we
wage noestcrminatig a agiil
any American intert
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.im 4 A4i-a 1 ?f it
in most of the magazines of the in public expenditure and their I .J rcA4FM5c
day, but outpouring of the fancy
and the heart, easy, natural and
graceful like the overflowings of
springs breaking out in crystal
streams from our hill-sides.
We have not space to speak of
the other articles. We desire to
refer to them again and to favor
our readers with a few extracts.
Our readers can write to "Fet
ter's Southern Magazine, Louu-
ville, Kentucky, enclosing $'.50
and they will receive a well-print
ed, and tastefully illustrated maga
zine the equal in literary value of
any in the land, and that has
peculiar claims to their support.
The many remarkable curm of ea
tarrk ellectcU by the uw of Ayer
Sarsaparilla m conclusive rof that
this loatbsoaie anu Uaogerou liea.
is one of the bluotl, only ntxtlimr such
a searching and powerful altvratire to
thoroughly eradicate it.
limitation t legitimate public
uses, inasmuch as it exhibit as
absolute extortion any exaction,
by way of taxation, from the sub
stance of the people, beyond the
necessities of a careful and proper
administration of government.
f)r nosed to thi theory, the
dogma is now boldly presenteJ
that taritf taxation is justifiable
for the express purpose and intent
of thereby promoting especial in
terests and enterprise. uch a
proposition is s clearly contrary
to the spirit of our constitution
and so directly encourage the dis
turbance, by selfishness and greed,
of patriotic sentiment, that It
statement would rudely shock our
people, if they had not already
been insidiously allured irons the
safe landmarks of principle. Never
have honest desire for national
growth, patriotic devotion H
compf4hed. in a'Jv n"
Ihe principle we pfti-s S'"st
disaster r IeiiioL We? l-r-beve
that l&e advaatagv 4 fve
raw material w5.I kV avrl4
taovr raantatfv, a4 e
template a fair a 4 caret! l5
butoci ot nerafy lart btIi,
tree ira!e. We ant;rS wit"
calmno Ihe rMrv?rta? fl
tmt Rutiirl and prp',s
gated by a s Id . m hbth sr
l.j h4d in nnretentiag K? it
anfair 4t,jt Ut rfvt
tariff taw. We wUl rtff p4 le
iniettigence of Mtr fef If y
men lo ftjecl Ihe tikat a
party cmrisag a jHy 4
oar pevpte is ptaftig tVe 4ilw
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