North Carolina Newspapers

Successor to "The ATorganttn Star' SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. - - SLOO i THURSDAY. SEPT. 7. s93- CHOICE IMMIGRANTS OK NOSE, The New York Sum, which has always claimed to be democratic yet acted as a traitor to the party, and which, at one time gained a large number of subscribers in the South by claiming to be well dis posed to their section and which lost them all by circulating un blushing falsehoods to the dis credit and injury of our people, never lets slip an opportunity of uttering a falsehood to the injury 6T the South. The following are the statements it publishes un blushingly, claiming to have copied them from a Raleigh, N. C. paper : "Apples and peaches 20 cents a bushel; grapes 15 cents a peck; first-class watermelons 4 cents apiece. These are items in a N. C. fruit market printed at the State capital. The Governor of the State is anxious to attract im migrants to it." In the first place we doubt very much if any such statement as the Sun makes was copied from any respectable paper of Raleigh. We see day after day nearly every paper published in the State, and examine their columns closely. No such statement as that quoted by the Sun has appeared in any one ; if we had seen any statement of the kind we would have chal lenged it as utterly false and un founded. In the country districts indeed, there is no demand for such fruits ; for North Carolina is a country abounding in choice fruits, and every homestead, with rare exceptions, has its orchards of apples and peaches, and raises its supply of melons. On the farms there would of course be no sale for such fruits, for the whole region from the mountains to the coast is wonderfully adapted to the raising of the choicest fruits. But the statement copied by the Sun implies that the country is too poor to furnish a market for such things, which is far from the fact. The market of Morganton is - abundantly supplied with fruit, and it pays the grower a renumer ative price. Peaches have been sold on our streets this season at one dollar a bushel, instead of twenty-five cents as stated by the Sun ; and plentiful as is the supply at this time, well ripened, choice peaches will to-day command sixty cents a bushel. Single wa termelons have sold at from twen ty to thirty cents each. Our sum mer apples bring from forty to fifty cents a bushel and the fine winter apples, so well suited to our climate, at home command from forty to sixty cents a bushel, and, in some seasons, when apples are scarce in other sections, we have known buyers to purchase the produce of whole orchards of winter apples at the farmer's door, at one dollar a bushel. The whole tenor of the article paraded by the Sun, is misleading; and we fear intentionally so. We know of no spot in the whole world offering greater induce ments to orderly immigrants than North Carolina, particularly this piedmont region in which we live. It is a region flowing with milk and honey. Its landscapes are the finest in the world, and its soil and climate are adapted to a won derful variety of productions. Its waterpower is unrivaled and its healthfulness unsurpassed. More than all it has a steady, honest. ' w thoughtful law-abiding popula tion of great natural intelligence and of a progressive spirit. We are not eager bidders for immi grants. Our people give a warm welcome to every worthy man who settles among them. They wish only men of worth who will help to upbuild the country. The tide of immigration from the Pied mont region of Italy has begun to flow in this direction. They are men with a noble history and a high character. We rejoice to have all such settle among us. But the scum of Europe we hope will remain where they are, or settle elsewhere ; and the Sun will do us a service by printing such state ments as will turn them away from our borders. The great clamor for the coin age of silver that went up a few months ago has nearly died out. Banks are paying it out, factories of all kinds and our people are finding out that there is more of it ready for their use than ever before in the history of our coun try. If when the sixty millions of dollars worth of bullion now in ; he Treasury is coined, it is not enough for our use, Congress can take measures for increasing the supply. ..ine siocicnoiieis of the Georgia State Alliance Exchange hel l a secret session in the Court House at Griffin on the 26th of August, and remained in session nine .-luurs. uunng which time there grew up a pretty hot dis cussion. The only f;,ct connected with their meeting that transpired was that the capital employed in the exchange had shrunk from $80,000 to $20,000. a iKMorn.T isnin. All honor to W. T. Crawford, of Waynesvillc, the representative in Congress of the Ninth Congress ional District of North Carolina ! Under the new law, pawed by the last House, each member is allowed a clerk at a salary of not mote than Stoo a month. The member draws the salary upon making a declaration that he has found it necessary to pay out that amount for clerk hire. There are 356 members of the House, and allowing each one a clerk for a session lasting six months, the aggregate cost to the country will be not far from a quarter of a million a year. This may appear a small expenditure for a great country like ours ; but economy is. or should be, the watchword of a democratic gov ernment even in times of great prosperity. Not one dollar of the people money should be wasted in any idle expenditure. Our Congressmen are paid S5.oeo a year ; in the time of our fathers it was not one half as much. If a Congressman needs a clerk, it is his privilege to employ one, but at his own cost. We honor the plain. sturdy democrat who. walking in the ways of our father?, considers the treasury a sacred deposit of the people's money, not ta be drawn upon except for the benefit of the people and never far his own private convenience. W. T. Crawford is a democrat deserving of our admiration. He is a young man. but he has inherited the sound principles of the olden days. It is said that he is the only member of the House who has refused to avail himself of the benefit of the new law. These t re his words : "I shall not appoint a clerk. he said to me to-day. "because I do not beheve in this business of having to subscribe to an oath that a clerk was necessary and that his services cost $tco a mnth. I. however, need a clerk badly, but I can get along and represent my people properly without one. and. under the circumstances, sha'I continue as I did in the last con gress." t . . r-t. Tut discussion ckHtir sll with no immediate resnlt In sgR-i, As ear reader are ae thr ject before them is the passage t the Vothees It U peeuisely the same as the WiImxi lUtl that was recently puse4 in the I torn by s overwhelming a main. S far as it is operant btn htU contain a clawc repeating tbe clause in the Sherman Act r ing the purchase 4 tr a4 a ball million of nes p.tl.!f" far as operative trgistati is ccmvtl the same. The J,? between lhettitlhat the Wtfcees bill, now before the Sratr. co tarns a declaration thai the giaseta went will adberj? lt bntrtaF.itf and coin silver and gii a p.t- ity. Hut this is simple an ipr ratite declaration. and t a le blative at'tv There ae i4kt that W senate, as well as lh jtM. i growing lircl ol Iht profitless t(suif. ! mil insist upn elo"teg it ael cort to a vote. We . ! tVs I t or wtthm the nest ten tlatv There is still a ery large att of sitter coin in the TreaMy 1 ic unemployed.. It is k . - ' a a tnrown it or citation ! we have n fear whatever lat le coinage of sler will ever ea With more than two fed a-l tvftr millions tjtog in the Treasury -iiti: : u my art stjiiim tin we wl a a aa Wa Aaaaaa (MM tNMasUr iDfaHs fcji4)aaa)ajRfl (WW.'(s fcaa 'fcail' 441 a ff xR4t &aaal4M4 w fcHW,aaMav fTfaana-aaajaraalR ftn44WMaissijjft: YJRaaaafe Maaajajajij"I fftaaaaasjajift aTn4aj4lR)aaaji hiaajM)44Rw4l -&.-najf saaaTaa fltta'at Mrs efaaasl laa jnVea)feBa(n MMMMt-j& eia? flia4 (k fcV fcl ifca tVitrt vs". atlif wrf let k4f kllirt tHtli'-j; I llf sf kt.i f lvf tfvl a lew I .tJ fl& Wftlftl lfcf IWfl. 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IS I e.s ffeif tVkt 1 Last week column after column appeared in some of the sensation al papers in regard ts President Cleveland s heattrt. there were great headlines meeting our eyes "the President a very sick man! and then at the very same time. other papers were berating him because, like a truant boy, in all weatners, lair or tout he was junketing and fishing in and around Buzzard's I lay. and that too, at a time when the country was in great danger. I loth of these stories certainly could not paragraph, there were titer Mtef I Persons hueg in threat. C. i ,sf r4" - Wtdaela!. jhn leraia " r h stcted of mderie- a i(e. a 1 1 1 I4 r Wade Cann n ao I P..ef U1,. I I 1 tktcdof Arson T Met 1 11 "".r Ww : tft-iWf the same eoiifele. harle tW. rw a,,n . . - . . . . . - f infanuci,!e.reftf se i J'-t -j of death. SMr-l4 h .eer bs . tr,i&.4 l-e an ap;xa: ta t yMewe -ai !"Vi!lt- mn " m$ 9' .Ml feve of tie ab.e U-tt ,!, " ! !? f 1 " a " i 7 1 e sf s-f w.Tr-'i x it bri ri m .) i& jh w , 5 . If fi,';V, t-i-H. W l lwfWjfl h Mr wf NiMwft '.. i- tn in J "f a." PiXaV Ksyfiti irti !" (Slit infi''it itk aumber 4 rtht were wfnortOVnv, la In'ire4. J i t fte Men f wl M a.-i-V-w-m ta a ta. character, bwl Ute la? t.ts. Lew ru dn't improve a ty t-t E jft -tiw ft mi. lvtw'r!. S't?fg an es 'e r.f trc f fkiHt ft"w t. It throws a ci-nm-anite b4 v W e .m r.a rpea: t btw"1 t 'fcaft.! .,,' a I ta-f .Wii I 9 ii:r r p.n i ii,f t'IC rl l i m H"-t MMH V1, l it .. ft. f J ,k&rtt f..m l mmt in.", D.",.jf t n i - " " an accomplice in t.- fr t and Kev. t X Je'vii-ei ..The hte ol J ' lae ! Mootcell.n OSih-. was r'e4 l White Caps reet-ty. . Jl per--fared f r tl.r tr A le- rt'CH's af:erwat4s t XXh-.tt Car returned, and tse .f Ktr t i st art eye ac I reveitej a eftafi of ht in the fa e o I teA. A n tin n:ea ! f U t fi fact fv. w rtt-i at Sa'ta" ' J- g. C tat l'f4f I'f tt.l l',... . . ... ' . ' l"o a h 'm .t, m at.rti i be true, neither did we think tie country to be in any special danger, that could be averted by Mr. Clevelands presence in Wash ington, or intensified by his pisca torial jaunt to the waters of Hut zards llay. The lady at trat Gables would take care of him. an ! an overruling providence, we trust ed, would as in generations past, in spite of the unwisdom or insuSi ciency ot ner politicians, icaa oar sedaced. II. e l - "? great country along in safety, ir i t" t tit a-s I ?e- r,' Now President Cleveland is taie iat lie . '.-. H n U .f in Washington, and has returaevl '77 . . , , . i r.al been vt v ttctJ el in renewed health and g r. The .... , ' , ' judicious programme which he P. tt,j.l t is clMfge. marked out has been, in part, car- w-issaie-4 trm tleg! I r ted out. In a few days it will have been wholly performed. The next step will be the coinage of the millions of dollars worth rf silver bullion It ing idle in the vaults of the Treasury all at the suggestion of the President ; and then, even our weak kneed, dis heartened, and doubting dem ciats will acknowledge that we have a great Presidents wh t sound all around, mentally, physi cally and financially. H t .r3 I'WfuHy. mt ill Mt4itH .!, w.st, U miu 1 M ( R4a llii tf 11 if, h n4 Wm !' -" 'l yH nm mt tm m 1 1 9m 9 -turn , AtwCxMhl tm ttkm mt, .l Mri4V SI i ' VWhj lit t,sU iftt K flw ' i e.M " . Ht ft' Ra J w .lt .ti4 tttjH tH K MttH S X!Ha -WllL' iIWf im 'ni(tjiMa t tt f If ittltt fHf VH iHtHtJ, tf 4 . nnt 1fMWtlIIS,l fl I 'it LtHtCl ttt, C.-4HH4V, H f J mt H4rMv a- f'! ttinHii f o !, MKtftfw m 4 I 4ai4a f'M 4 r,3 Mod ti f "V f"to SiR M 4r A J- 11 1 'W;. 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No in tending settler will be allowed t cross its boundary until high noon, when the signal fur the rush will be given by the booming 41 a heavy gun. Then there will be hurrying and scurrying on the part of thousands of men ta get in and stake out a quarter section. On mules, on fleet and hady racing stock, on foot and in vehi cles of every description the rwb will begin. The sun will set upon thousands of dissatisfied men wl will have altogether failed ir -..,!: .... .'.. juui sum a tract y they had set their hearts on. It is strange to us that a civil uea government should hae resorted to such a method of dr posing ot their Unds, a rncthS that gives all the advantage ta th n.n, uic sirrn$ ana ine active and practically debars the p. the 1 1 mid atnl fecbte from an equal share in the struggtc tut m home on Hc (.ul!ic lnilv ..S. I. Matthews f Hamilton. me learn irons tiie Gotland Nvk '", - few niiii (n rec irm which he sasts annually iui 4.500 puai(is i noney, net ting him about t t j centra j-in.. about 560 yearly. Philadelphia is his clue! matket f.r its tle This is all light wrk thatempl y but a few dajs i? a year, ami yt brings hiai in a greater prfk iin a crop of 30 bales of cottMu in f r pbfa;n sass t&e ,hm--v::e l i.nv "We saw tWm. T I. Ctmgman t !. a S fc. ).; Ife4 l' its that thv wa R-U it trth fav,, lie tffmtff! Jl's ta was arn t-tm ... Jy IX. a ! he nnaW! theie was ak-thrr t .. !' teen bin If . K reat I,. man. Th tefa; gta-f IWt as name! 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