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THURSDAY, FEB. 9, 1S93.
Fifteen thousand people at
Paris, Texas. looked calmly on
while a half crazed father tortured
with red hot irons and burned
death at the stake a negro 6e.Vfl,me'. t,,e rJ Iroublesorne
.u. i yerv important qnestion. It
null uau uuuatu iuvi ututuvavvi
his baby girl. No one can blame
the father that he cared not for the
groans of the devil whose hands
were stained with the blood of his
little child. A parent can under
stand perhaps the frenzy which
moved him to apply the iron to
the flesh of the brute. No one
will deny, who reads the story of
the crime of the beast, that he
more than deserved all that he
got. But while lynch law is al
ways a dangerous resort, it would
have been more to the credit of
the Texans if they had shot down
the murderer as they would a
wolf or strung him up like a dog.
To have turned the doomed man
over to the already half crazed
parent to be tortured may have
been deemed justice, but it was
none the less brutal, demoralizing
and disgraceful.
Ik the matter of the Wilmington
and Weldon Railroad's back taxes
an esteemed contemporary says
"there should be a disposition to
do what is just and fair. Certain
ly this is true. The Wilmington
and Weldon having for many
years escaped taxation and having
kept in its treasury the money
that the State was entitled to,
oucht to whack uo every cent of
the principal sum due for back
taxes. A big State can afford to
be generous. If they promptly
paythe princpal, the interest might
be dropped. Anything less might
be very just and fair to the rail
road, but what about the State ?
A few more acts on the part of
President Harrison like his ap-
pointmet of Judge Howell Jack
son to the vacancy on the Supreme
Court bench will make people
think his grandfather's hat did
not fit him so badly after all.
Judge Jackson is a true Democrat,
a native of Tennessee and a strong
Cleveland man. All credit is to
be accorded Mr. Harrison in that
he laid aside partisanship and
sectionalism and placed a South
ern Democrat in the seat .t the
gifted Lamar.
A Correspondent gives in
another column his reasons for
thinking that the Legislature
should defeat the bill limiting the
hours of labor, etc., in cotton
mills. Care should be taken lest,
in passing laws for the purpose tf
protecting the weak, hundreds of
poor families be cut off from their
only means of support, and need
less restrictions thrown around an
industry just taking firm foothold
within our borders.
If we are to judge from the
number of applications that are
made for railroad charters, North
Carolina is about to enter on a
remarkable period of railroad
building. There are many fine
counties in the State which are as
yet wholly without railroad facil
ities, and the State will advance
much more rapidly in material
wealth when this want is supplied.
The Charlotte Observer has
.closed its first year under the
present management. It is a mod
el newspaper in every department;
clean, wholesome and entertaining
in every line of every column.
Western North Carolina shares
with Charlotte the pride she must
feel at the success of her bright
morning paper.
The New York Herald's peren
nial head line, "Repeal the Sher
man Law Stop Buying Silver,"
is getting to be about as much of
a nuisance as the oft told tale of
"A little Girl's Experience in a
Light House" or the short and
simple annals of the children
cried for castoria.
who
Some explanation of the
the legislature is defeating'
for the encouragement of
way
bills
the
wool industry this year may be
found in the fact that there is less
"wool" in that body now than at
any time since the war.
Some Justify. Some Hold l'p There Hands
in Horror !
The following comments 011 the
bnrninjc to the stake or the fiend
Smith, or Texas, are taken from
the New York Herald. It may be
said here that Smith' ciinie was
benious; for after assaulting the
child be deliberately tore her
arms from her body :tul other
wise mutilated her:
"Brutes who contemplate pick
ing toddling b.ibes from the street
for the purpose of outrage ami
murder should be warned by the
fate of Smith." Ed. Ere. Tribune
(Jalvnton, TeJtux.
"The crime was piobably ihe
most brutal on record, but t'.iat
does not excuse the lynching."
Atlanta. Ga., Constitution.
uSuch vents hs tins in Texas
prove that we sorely need the
applicatiou of the principle taught
ns by the Founder on he Christian
religion." Julian Haicthorue.
EiTHEllEBALD Office for Jub
Work.
T W.IU.Tn.
Conjrr (MuMrria Mltff aa Tart lull
Blaaal's OnlhMTk Nllr llaaalt.
Spevial Cpr. M organ toa lUrakl.
W ASIIINOTOX, I. C, Fh. C, W3
This is going to W silver week
I , . .. , ,
I ocrara!. lie vet v nmrli tlisan.
Iffl pAllif Cft 4- .1 am.. a4a aa, I a alam.
poL'- r ,e wall is not a com-
Uur J measure that will U'romr
trVuu" o ww, at least lor a
ha
been known ever since Concrrsis
came together that President
elect Cleveland wa very atiWus
for this Congrrs to pnt a stop to
the purvh.ioof nilter, which he
believes to menace the prosperity
of the country. It w through
the efforts of hi immediate friends
in the House that Thursday and
Friday ol this week hate leen
designated for the consideration
or the Andrew's bill for the rcal
of the Silver law and amending
the National Hanking law. It is
believed that a sufficient tiun.br r
of democrats in the House have
changed their victs on thi qiies
tiou to make the ftavuge of this
bill probable by the House, bat it
is not thought that It ran get
through the Senate; hence the
movement to effect u conipromi.tr
Hat will be satisfactory to the sil
ver men at the same? time will sus
pend the purchase of siler. Sen
ator II ill, who Voted for the ptev
ent Silver law, now holds the same
opinion about the purchase of silver
that 31 r. Cleveland dors and U
working to bting about its stisen-
Rion. This week will determine
whether a compromise is possible.
ami ifit is not acvompl.she! an
extra session earlv in the spring is
believed by Mr. Cleveland fhsest
friends to In inevitable.
It is probable that theie will be
some tantr legislation at tits
session after all. The House Wavs
and Means committee favors and
there is very little opposition an
where, the repeal of that clause ot
the Mckinley law which raises the
tariff 011 linen goods fifty lsTcrtit
on and after January l.'lMil. It Is
admitted by the republicans that
this clause has failed to ncroni
plish what it was intended to do
develop the linen industry in the
United States.
Senator Harris, of Tennessee,
says that Judge Jackson of that
Mate who has Ueu nominated to
the vacaucy on the Supreme
Court, although commonly rl-srd
as a democrat, and apotnted to
uis present position en the I'-ctrli
of the Circuit Court by Mr. Cleve
land, is as good a republican as
Mr. Harrion. That there will U
strong opposition from both sides
of the Senate to Jackson's con fir
mation is certain, but whether it
will be strong enough to defeat
him is not vet apparent. Some
republicans will oppose him be
cause he is classed us a democrat.
others because thev bad served
notice on 3Ir. Harrison that tlry
would oppose any nomination be
made to the vacancy. Most of lL
democrats who opose the confir
mation do so on principle; they
believe the vacancy should have
been left for Mr. Cleveland to til;
but there are others who, while
not opposed to J udge Jackson ier-
sou ally, will vote against h'.s con
firmation In cause to vote for him
would morally bind them to vote
fr Mr. Harrison's nomination to
to the vacancy which his confir
mation would leave in the 1'ircmt
Court, and it is considered cer
tain that a republican would ta
nominated. It is creditable t
Judge Jackson that not one word
cas ieen sud by anvbodr atrain.r
his ability and iersonal fitne
for the honor. Contrrr t.. t.r.
cedent his nomination was referred
to a committee, and it mil
surprise very Tew should that
committee fail to report it bark to
the Senate.
lleprescntative Blount, or Cter
gia, chairman of the IIou.se com
mittee on Foreign. Affairs, who
voluntarily retires from Congress
on the 4th, ol March, alter having
served continuously therein lor
twenty years, was the recipient
on Sat unlay or an unusual and
unexpected compliment from his
colleagues
on the thor of the
lion?
se. It was while the dii.I..
matic arid consular appropriation
bill was under consideration that
Mr. Illount was honored by Mich
praise as few men have received,
from iKilitical associates ns well
as oppouents. Among those who
made speeches in honor of the
retiring statesman were I'epresen
tatives Holman or Indiana; Ihtt,
or III.; Wand, r Mo.; O'Neill,
or Pa.; Springer, of III.; wnd
McCreary, or Km. No greater
compliment than that paid by
Mr. llitt, when he said "In the
consideration of public questions
Mr. Blount has Utii a patriot
and not a partisan," has ever been
or ever will In? paid a legislator.
The Hawaiian commission hav
ing presented the etitiou of the
government they represent for
annexation to the United States,
to Mi. Harrison, through theSecie
tary of State, are now waiting us pa
tiently as they may for an answer.
In spite or the mystery with the
officials ir the State Department
are trying to surround the mat
ter there would lie little doubt of
the character or the answer were
it not so near the close r Mr.
Harrison's term. He 11 topic t ion
ably favors annexation, but mar,
so long as it can hardly con
summated under his udmin'stra
turn, conclude to lcae it rT Mr.
Cleveland and the demorr.ttic
veneres to arange. That is
tainly what he should do.
-V t:atra l lct
Iii Louisville, Kyn on I is; Thurs
day morning, mi electric light wire
broke and fell to the street in a
small coil, carrying with it a cur
rent or lOtlO volts.
A cab horse driven agiii st it
was kuoi ked dowu and the Vehicle
set on lire. A borne attach, d to
a brewer's wagon next stepped o-
the wire and tell dead. I-mard
rgg. colored, stumbled into the
coil and was instaMlv killed. ,U
head being almost burned rrom
his body. X J. crf.
IfeIMM toll..
NwMMwl la-XWOii 1 tfWf
lala m4 tatt VI r4fca4l ft.
TKtstf t Park.
IH'KII M, X. C Feb, s!Xt
7 tit HMtsr TV r.V .
The lotory of Trinity Collrg
commerce with the1 foinbp . t
of Union tiMtitafr.ii ,cwl
or academic grade, ksrafrd m tlx
north wrst corner of l'.ft4pti
county. North Carolina. Her. if.
Ilranlley loia. a man of wndrr
till inlrtlretnal !linrnt. was
elected priorvL anl trmaifcr! n
other till when his J-e w
taken by lrr. lUatlori Craven,
la Kit Craven rrbartrrvJ t
institute as a normal rotErge, bo I
this oon ontgrowing lis dtitlj
normal character and uiai
ltgr' rorttt in an rlacati.
al way, he went brtore the otb
Carolina Conrnenre of tb Mrlko
dist Chnrvb. Sontb, Ikrn roairn
Ing at fbatMfr. and ganr Its
sanction to his wain irvkaiteria
it under the batoe of Trinity l"4
lege, in I vVi. To tlx amk of lk
devotnl and untiring nan Trty
owes nearly cvcrvlU o (if Ui
tle Mrrrtage and Win able u
gatu an r duration only l lb
nnt strrnnos opMi(HMa to a
vrrse rirrnmstanrr. be nnJrf
stm! full) the nrrIn-lfrn lr
of oang mrn and fell lor Wm a
compassion and atnstt iktl
were aiotst iivine. Tr sstitt
which ran well Is- leinrl lUe we
mating principle of his Mr. ,
as broad and strong as was
great mtrilrvf : tt hnaM ib
. . . a a
as i?s i-eiiri m rlnratNnt
its application ran tsr seen Iw Ike
work that he did for I rori and
rnbghlrnwrnl. whirl. saK
will forever staad. m U
monnntent tn his name. He
one of rtatorr tmbnfH n.
whit tie world tnn.s an -ail
resolute, strong atol intrbsrlf aaa
bitiots. he did feot Lbow mUM Ike
word tad mean. Under Urn
Tnutfy mjovrd an nnsaal d
greet ! pto-rrtt np ti l Ihe oa!
01 ine civil war. wLn ii
was of course g'catlf IrdnrrW.aad '
leuii-oraiklr. Wi Aim.Mi r.niwiu.i
to stsiol oprat ion. ;rstaig
woik ag in in uod rntm.
mg agaiusf a hnnWr of d sJ
vablagrs. if rontibortl fa ifere
in stM-rrss till iss;, whm it
tametl a heavy o in lie ttra'b
or Hr. I'ravrn. Urof W. II. IV-
cram. then. n.l t-..w m k.k..
! the farw;ty.nasnadefrirn.n.
in wiitrU jo-it. ..ci e wr t
therlrrtion of Kr. M. I U,a. ,
as Frrsidrnl in ls t Tl-
around man. Simple. grntle, aj k ",i(o-l r-iie nnIfw
unaffected in his ruabbrr. le w ; At - f tefrw a.
admtrrd and!ovrdtnlinrtivrh bj ! M,V"
all U uor m omtt: liti Liidi Nt t ;: a d sl
ing vrar he traignvd and Ilof.,'iw,
1 1 .... . . a .
- - - - w"w r aa bj
and held tkis itfin till tla.
lion ol John . Crowrll as rrsi
With Ir. Crowrtl teina Trmi
tv's new era of ro.p-r.l t . an
1 if prpisai 10 remove Ler4;
oe iracne ue rvartnt of
r...l.s.pit, Isvrh..gy, Ja.f tU$
non.ic I'rof. iVgram bi i i
graduate of this invitation nnl
who has Wen a nmier of t:
faculty f..r a lr.g no tuber f )rars
teaches the various branch of
fhenii'try. (!roUcv.anl lhra
I . 4 a a.
The deiMrtmenfs of Anato.tJ
n.ob'gy. and ZaJgy te nndrr
the instruction of Trof. :rja.
who was graduated Iron CrneU
l.'nlvers.l. I'rof. iJandy. A.
is the protVssr of alaiibrnAtir,
and is assitr by I'rof. I lonrr,
a graduate of Abnaa.lis. The
scload of i:.i:liU and rrnian i
taught by I'rof. Armstrong, who
was grada:rd al rand'di.b.
Mar. n. und afterwards fX m
course m t;rrman. 'o. uh.
a graduate of the t'nivrrsity f
Michigan, who alo finiske! his
studies in liernianv, instrnrt in
Ifin, C.rrek. and t'rrncr. In W
first two slmlic he is a.sifrd ,y
I'rof. l:.ja-r. a gradnale of k
coltege, who fetches. In nddifton,
Iagir. lr. Weeks, a gradna'v M
Ihe I'nivcisify ,f N. rlt. CarnF.ui
and I'h. It. of Johns l!;.M i
insltuctor In Ike llutoriral I IV.
artniei.. TUis being Una
national rollrge, the TWdogtea
department, of out, tair hi
rank a Ml t&rrtFenl in it t
tcm of woik. Il is in Ihe chwgv
of IW. Crawford, a gradaa!e of
the l i.ivrr-iti of Virginia. U
was ronurrtrd with the Nortb
Cr.Jma Confrrenrv r n Lti
termor .vears. To nrv the de
mands of Ihe age ad o tt a
student lr wrfive bnioes ,t
there has Ucn es:all.U with n
Ihe past few rai a Connetria
Jicp.rtmrur, whtrli i lanM by
Prof. Houston, a gradaat of
Tr.oiiv. The vr-ou nvu arn
liu.id .ere WfMdlilartl in tUir
w..rk ukd fnlfy efrl f gttr
nrce...rv insfrurtien in lUtr lr
Krthe Itnea; wnd the -irseft in
beitions Ht f0 w fWfr g.f
lr n.ij tt,at ca o, j lasattceW
aid great.
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I.st -wj.le 4tr" of
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aceptcd: andlleelr e,ar, T! I V in 1 1 a , !- nTtjljSJg '
here m p,. oi is tkT ' , i1, -. ..4, iv , waM,J 721232 ?4S 3 D
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