THE MORGANTON HERALD
Successor to "Tie Morganton Star"
SSEALD HUH CO., hMsn.
W. C. ERV1N, - - Editor.
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derbill on prices.
KORTH CAROLINA.
NEWS OF THE STATE.
Items of Interest from North Carolina
rnlnta.
..Durham is infested with an
organized band of robbers.
. .The Fre Press says there are
66 widows and 12 widowers in
Kinston.
..Mocksville has organized a
military company, with Will X.
Coley, editor of the Times, cap
tain. ..The Raleigh Advocate announ
ces the change of date of the
Western North Carolina Confer
ence to Thursday, Decemer 1st.
..Three hundred horsemen met
Senator Ransom the day he spoke
at Waynesville. He was intro
duced by J. M. Leach as a "mem
ber of Cleveland's next cabinet
. .The three-year-old child of
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Lewis, of Pen
der county, was burned to death,
its clothing having come in con
tact with the fire while it parents
were from home.
..The Bakersville AVkt says
that John Hughes, born and raised
Fork Mountain township, Mitchell
county, is 79 years old and recently
walked 27 miles in one day. He
is the father and grandfather of
6S children, 2S of whom are twins.
..A white man named Joe Mey
ers was arrested at Winston last
week upon a charge of attempting
to wreck a passenger train on the
Norfolk and Western road on a
trestle near Oliver postoffice,
Henry county, Virginia, putting
cross-ties on the track.
..The scaffolding around the
bank building at North Wilksboro
fell on the morning of the 22nd
ult., precipitating 1S men to the
ground, a distance of 20 feet. A
colored man named Calvin Sharp
was killed, and a white brick ma
son, Rufus McDonald, fatally in
jured. Several other workman
were seriously injured.
..The Statesville Landmark says
that Mr. Mike Rufty, of Catawba,
has sold, to parties from Canada,
a gold mine which he discovered
on his place, about two miles
south of the village of Catawba,
about tro years ago. The parties
paid him 500 for a 90 days' op
tion on the property and they were
so well satisfied that at the end of
about 30 days they closed the
trade. The price paid for the
property was 25,000.
..We learn from the Statesville
Landmark that Mr. A. E. Holton,
the Republican candidate for Con
gress in the seventh district, was
caned in the Mt. Vernon Hotel,
at Salisbury, a few days ago. The
trouble was on account of Mr. Hol
ton, in some of his speeches, hav
ing criticised Vandertord's course
while in the revenue service a few
years ago. Mr. Vanderford called
Mr. Holton to account for the
criticism and after some words
had passed Vanderford struck
Holton several times with his
cane.
..Matt Zeigler and Edward
Banner, two farmers living near
Winston, got into a difficulty
about sunrise on Wednesday
morning of last week. Zeigler is
the father-in-law of Banner, and
lived on the latter's land, Banner
had sold the property and request
ed Zeigler to give possession of
it. This the father-in-law refused
to do, and their discussion waxed
warm, and ended by the son-in-law
getting a double-barrelled
shot gun and shooting the father-
in-law. He empted one barrel in
Zeigler's face and body. The
wounds were quite serious and at
last accounts it was thought that
they would prove fatal. Banner
gave himself up.
..A meeting: ot the Dar was
held in the Supreme Court room
in Raleigh on the afternoon of
October 27th, 1S92, to take suita
ble steps in honor of the memory
of the late Hon. Joseph J. Davis,
Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court. Justice Avery was made
chairman and Thos.S. Kenan secre
tary. A committee was appointed
to prepare a suitable memoral
sketch of the life and character
of the late Judge Davis, and re
quested to report to an adjourned
meeting to be held in Raleigh on
Avednesday, Nov. 16th, 1&02, at
11 o'clock. The chair appointed
"Messrs. Fuller, Manning, Battle,
Graham and Batchelor to const,
tute the committee.
..The next session of the Pres
byterian Synod will be held at
Tarboro on October 31st, 1893
Rev. D. C. Rankin, one of the sec
retaries of foreign missions, ad
dressed the Synod, showing that
North Carolina is the banner State
in this cause, giving an average of
90 cents per member, and Fay
etteville the banner rYesbytery in
the Synod. The Synod of North
Carolina now has nine missiona
ries seven ladies and two gentle
men. The Southern Church has
sent out this year nineteen mis
sionaries ana one more will go
out this year. The Statistical
Committee presented some inter
esting figures as follows : There
are now on the rolls 135 ministers,
303 churches, 5 licentiates, 57 can
didates for the ministry, 27,855
communicants. Total amount of
funds collected $243,671.00, being
an increase over last year of $41,
oco. The increase in member
ship is 2,428. Seventeen churches
have been organized. The aver
age salary paid to ministers is
about $700. There are 68 manses
worth about 130,000, a: d there
are yet 22 counties with no Pres
byterian church in their bounds.
VOL. VIII.
What a 1-rotrctrd MuiMirtr fU mt
,h Farmer Who Yale tb BiMln
Ticket.
Mr. v. W. Watt in the Charlotte OlMcrer.
While in Philadelphia a few
weeks ago I had a conversation
with a rich, highly protected man.
facturer of carpets, and he made
one remark to me in cold-blooded,
cruel, brutal candor that I think
should be heralded from the bleak
hills of Maine to the sun-scorched
plains of Mexico, and from the
turbulent Atlantic to the placid
Pacific.
The remark is of importance,
not only as the utterance of a
beneficiary of McKinleyism and a
coddled favorite of Republican
legislation, but because his utter
ance so well represents the opin
ions of Republican legislators, as
is evidenced by their reckless
shameless, infamous conduct in
framing such tariff laws as the
McKinley bill.
After quite a lengthy discussion
of the relative merits and demerits
of the McKinley bill, I asked him
the point-blank question as to
how an increased tariff duty,
hence an increased price, on man
ufactured products of Pennsyl
vania, could help a farmer of
North Carolina or of Kansas. His
reply was prompt, cool and de
fiant. Farmers of North Caroli
na, farmers of Kansas, listen !
And on November Sth give your
reply. He said : "Any farmer in
North Carolina or in Kansas is a
d d fool, who votes the Republi
can ticket: but that U no atT.nr
of mine. If he has no more? wntr
than to vote arainst his own in
terest, I am certainly not fool
enough to profit by his folly.
The writer has come in fre
quent and familiar contact with
many rich manufacturers in Penn
sylvania, and can connirni ii.iia.v
assert that the one quoted above
not an extreme type, and what
ore natural ? Ha not the Gov
ernment under Republican guid
ance gone into business copartner
ship with them ? Are they not the
? .. .
Linrncan arsan to wnom ail of
s alike must oav tribute? Fortv
per cent, tax must be paid on the
...-..! w e .v 1 ,
aiuiuuc ot 111c new iv arnvcu in
r ... . -
iant, or saiu infant must go
iaked. Fiftv nr rent t.i mut
be paid on the burial robe, forty
five per cent, on the cotlin and
sixty-six per cent, on the tomb
stone of a deceased relative or
friend, the onlv escape beintr to
deny decent burial to such an one.
This is literally taxin em fjoin
and enmin
And vet. who makes this state of
affairs possible ? The farmer who
votes the Republican ticket : and.
according to the Philadelphia
carpet manufacturer and rich Re
publican magnate, the "d d
tools of the rountrv I don t
wish to be understood as differing
with Mr. Manufacturer on this
particular point, nor do I expert
' v
any well-informed, honest person
a. a
10 00 so ; dui witn nis cor.icmpiu
ous disregard ot me larmers as a
class and that ot his party, as
shjwn persistently in legislation,
? a.
1 nna iauit ana appeal to tne
farmers of North Carolina to re
buke it.
The New Locomotl
Baltimore San.
With the object of getting the
time between Jersey City and
Philadephia down to ninety min
utes the Pennsylvania Railway
company has had constructed a
big locomotive, an account of
which will set our readers to think
ing. Few of us are aware of the
immense weights that go into the
locomotives of the present day, or
for that matter, into the trains
they pull. A fast train of six
l'uiimans, without passengers.
weighs, engine and all, about
780,000 pounds. Such is the
weight the modern train dashes
against the supports of the mod
ern bridge. Some trains weigh
1,000.000 pounds and their mo
mentum when going at a speed of
forty miles an hour is something
fearful.
But the new locomotive, with the
train it is to pull, will leave all
trains with which we are acquaint
ed far in the rear. It is to be the
heaviest engine ever built, having
the largest driving wheels ever
used in this country and a higher
boiler pressure. It weighs 145,000
pounds, or 72;:- tons. With its
tender, ready for service, it weighs
224,000 pounds, or 112 tons. Its
driving wheels, four in number on
each side, have a diameter of
seven feet. The boiler pressure is
200 pounds to the square inch. It
has two cylinders, the one 193
and the other 31 inches in diame
ter, with a piston stroke ot 2S
inches. The boiler 5 feel in diam
eter and 27 feet long, is 6j feet
above tne ran. 1 he engine is
made on the compound principle
and will make a speed of too
miles an hour. As this speed is
double that of the ordinary so cal
led "fast" train, the public will be
able to appreciate it. A good
roadbed is the necessary Condi-
of high speeds.- With heavy stee
rails, sound ties and a well metal
ed roadway a speed of 100 miles
an hour would be as safe as
twenty-five miles an hour on an
inferior track.
We have a sitccdy and positive
care for catarrh, diphtheria, rank
er month and Tteadach, in SHI
loips cata 1:1:11 l.KMKHY
A nasal injector free with each
bottle. Use it if you desire health
and sweet breath. Price 5X'
Sold by Johu Toll.
For the cure of headache, eonto
tion, stomach and liTer trouLI-a, and
all derangements of the digest ire and
assimilative organs. Aver a i MU are
invaluable. Iieinjr sugar-coated, they
are pleasant to take, alwaj reliable,
and retail their virtues in any climate.
MORGANTON, N. C, THURSDAY, NOVUM
Itvat fflad.
XI warm Kaair.
Mr. Cleveland stands for narir
honesty and courage, tie hot4
-party noncsty is party tfuly, an4
ry courage party rspoiirn
. He stabds for the fan!.
mental principles of the Ifenv
cratic party. He Has shown hits
sc
If worthy of the confidence and
ad
miration 01 me enure country
of
every honest and patriotic cili-
zen
1. ins career has ueeo soopea,
brave, so manly, so Just that
so
us
fellow counlrt men dclicht to
honor him and the Ifemtwrratif
pa
ftv reioices in such a frailer.
lie is eminently and truly an boo-
es
n man a true man. .No mao
ho knows him well denies sin
cer
ity and fidclitr and all, in fact.
re
gard him as indeed centenarii
liomincs one of then men rf
destiny and men of most rnarVeij
ndividuality who only r:jr
once in a century.
- m a a
1 hat he is a genuine
Democrat
at all ta-
all
must alio who are
liar with his record.
m
lie stands
by
the foundation rrincirerf iH
great men of the past mho illus-
rateu statcsraanshin and iiol br
the people. He is a real ditotve
Jcifcrson and Jacko.n. aaJ
Seymour and Ttlden. of his on
jtate, ne ixitcve in the letter and
pint of the Constitution teles
r. forced, in our lmoratic rcput
can government, and in low
taxes and public economy, lie is
one of the vat numler ot enlight
ened American who h!. 1 the
Slate richfs fan lamenSal who
believe that the ropte arc the
sources of all p a er, are the s--ercii;ns
and not the servants of
the politician that pubUc rfUcr
is a I'ubitc Trut that all the
powers not specifically delegated
t" the creature of the sveregn
States the Federal tovcrnmen
are reserved ta them, and that all
delegated powers should be cr
ciscd with wie discretion, with
due caution and reserve.
The people of this country, how
ever influenced by the war and
however mistaught from the be
ginning by Alexander Hamilton
and his in advocacy of a Strong
Government, are at bottom pa
triots, liberty lovers, and the real
friends of Home Kulc. Hence
their horror of a Force bill giv
ing control of Congrrional elec
tors ta an usurping, aggressive,
persecuting Central Power with
out a conscience. All States shall
have the power t regulate their
own domestic, local aSairs. That
is the doctrine and meanirg of the
imperishable doctrine ot hal
self-government. Without tHi
guard this break water, there is
no safety to the States. The safe
ty of free institutions depend
upon a strict construction of the
Constitution and the fidelity ot
the people in the maintenance of
their rights under the organic
law. Wipe out State lines, as
many Republican writers favor,
and let the Central Government
dominate in every thing. anJ pres
ently we shall have a IWer in
this country as absolute and per
sonal as Kuia. The reserved
rights of States under the consti
tution is a principle that should
be held to be so sacred as never t
be tampered with. It i the great
foundation of free government.
How quick New York people be
gan to talk of the right of that
State to deal for itself with the
cholera, when the President bsse4
his proclamation as to the quaran
tine. The Republic can staal
through the ages only a it re
gards most scrupulous! the right
of Home Rule for the States a"1 1
the citizens are enlightened. Hon
est, virtuous and liberty do iog
Mr. Cleveland has deoourer!
with great vigor the Force bU
He is the exponent of equitable,
constitutional Government, a4
as such deserves the full coaa
dence and ardent support of eve
ry loyal and patriotic man in this
Union of States.
XrP9 aa4 Lirvr Ctoaaataiat.
1 4 it not wot tli the small prier
of 7.V. to frrtJ jonrsell of esery
Aymptnm of llr ditre.ini
complaint t Itort think o call
at our -.tore and get botlV of
Shlloh Vilalurr. F.vrty boftk
hi a printol guarantee on it.
Le acrordinsly and if it doe jovi
no good It ill eot yon not Ling.
Sold by John Tnll.
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