THE MORNING POST, AUGUST 27, 1890.
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY THE
NORTH. CAROLINA PUBLISHING CO
hrinburg." The reader will please take
this correction la connection with tne
article, "Consider the Cause Without
the Effect."
Sucdi mistakes are more distressful
to the publishers than to others, but,
it seems that such are unavoidable at
ROBERT M. FURMAN
Editor :tlmcs-
SUNDAY, AUGUST 27, 1899.
THE WEATHER TODAY:
Fair.
The 'Wilmington Dispatch takes this
view of the situation:
There's a lot of .money wasted by
the government in salaries paid -to offi
cials w&io if they couldn t get more
than a third of what they do get for
their services would take it. be satis
fied with it .and discharge their duties
just as .acceptably as they do with the
larger salary. It is said by some that
George Green, of New Bern, who has
been appointed United States Circuit
Court Clerk will hold has position as
United States District Court Clerk,
ami that his salary will be $4,500. This
doesn't seem possible, but if it's true
Mr.. Given is getting too much salary
Says the Asheville Register, (Repub- J Fox The Morning Tost.
lican): ixvc
-The Raleigh Post, 4n the vxst
twelve 'months, lhas done the State LoTe's agate lamp is filled Trith prfce-
luoaJculabiy more harm than all the I less nard
calamity howlers combined could do That never burns to waste is never
in that many years, and it still con-1 quenched.
tinues its crusade." Ills is a vestal
rOUMOIO 183.1
And this because the Post condemn
ed fusion ,aud urged white supremacy
and good government throughout the
State and won in its contention in both
instances, ana now Insists on em
amendment to the constitution which
will guarantee a continuance of white
lamp whose virgin
flaino
Illumes the dark with pure and steady
glow;
And should Its feeblest scintillations
loll.
It would not lie unheeded where it
fell-
It might not perish there or other
where.
Cto.Ejti:n;n t 'E n 1 1 c 5
Tea KiiooU 13
THE POST SUPPLEMENT.
'Some days ago wihile looking through unless he is a -man of exceptional and
Now we 6trbmit to our cotemporary
ia w.i0 ? r lihrirv -ire imoruiuaijr www.
r-:y.Lr! nn n- -whiell Attracted OUt AX-
v.. .. h- ., s i i a ..
tention for its "long forgotten lore. " " ' u
t a o f snorts, .messages, any so in cne instance men-
document, copies of bills, and me- utuwu concerning
i rvrpspnt to the General As- government officials. In the case of
.1 . ill. I 1.- I
semblv of the State at the session of ciexnuiip .x-ms saxary is xue ui.-
. . . .1 l.mnm onlrtTpflji rfctr lotir Ann rvn n!r
n.u-?.4?L Ammir the memorials raere muuj v -".
wn n.f t.h Mecklenburg Mona-Pe gotten wnen -tne xees ox tne omce.
. . ,-. liinirl vitisomi An lv "Via l.iHnrr In ti f-
anent Association, embodying uie pro-
,iT1r f n matins of "a large num- ce, results m sucn sum. xnis saaary
vv-vu"g v I 1 1 i j t M it I
ih.r rtf nitiKns of Mecklenburg and 13 MS on Iees nxareiy; 11 uie worn
. . ,;. ' -n-in-h rKvnrrpd in there, the fees result; if not then
adjoining counties, which occurrea in
r.hiAtfA thP 2-tth dav of August, . ....
-V-.iiJ.l iW . vv, v - - . . ; 1 a 1 ,
1842, petitioning the Assembly for a ox toe laoorer woruiy or mS mrc;
suitable appropriation to aia in tne 1 , , .
prifln of a monument to the signers renxirs acxuai aaooxi
f the first American Declaration of Our friend -will be saying presently
irnflPnPP. We reproduce this doc- that our supreme lourt juages ou3it
I il . n r i
nment in full, knowing that It not 10 xeceave tne ,.ou salary now ai
1. 1 ,1 1, A. . 1 -3 1
mrove hishlv interesting to all who love -"o uuuut wum una ouiers
w . I 1 m 1 .31 J t . . i t
the dear old State, its history and the wu WUW1 Sia-aiy xase tne jod tor
ava r. v, hpirwi mnifp it. hmuch less. We do not think the
plCUUiU uicii i "
Dr Battle's sketch of "The Old u salary aescrves con-
Schools of Buncombe" will revive vi-cxun, j quaaii.) ui yin
honvfl-hiA mpmaries in the old county, rendered that concerns the .public. The
(While the -maior Tortion of these t clerks rererred to earn their allowance.
ci..Vino Kir rir Ti'fittl haw fl-nnp.i.rpd
o, -I T -1 . A correspondent of the London News
in Superintendent Mebane s report, as 9
a f siting from .Naples, qnotes Admiral
I T ,nii va 4 11a. niiAMAn i-U. TT M !
, r. , . r-w. io.t uic uucuvu vi liiv A i I i i J I r-
&Klitrons. J-ne out in tins iNur Wu- n, mrt a . . : OTi onw . . -
itams an anecnoie oi .uoveruur v ante American, because I know the Fill
i i l t LLC Jl I ? A? i - "1 j m
never netore m print, wixn xne saaa pmos lniwnaxeiy, ana xn-ey Know l am
itt in n.w an,i rofp.rTirP to the law their friend. The Ulipinos are capa-
i , j :.v. .-j. A : - i.VkM I . .
a new comrruuior apwaxs iu uns tton or time, -but the only way to settle
Sssue, "Eugene Hall of Louisburg," the Insurrection and assure prosperity
rwhich readers of The Post will be to the archipelago is to concede elf-
n.V rrt cuA.i'
-Without the Jttect is rrom tne pen tions. and would satisfy all, especially
of one of the state s giitea -writers, I tne t iiipmos, who believe themselves
'who has already taken a prominent worthy of it, and are o. I have never
r,;-; it, tho a itr-c Tr, oeen in iayot or viotence toward tt:o
I It 1 1 1111 ru-vt2 I h r i1 r -- 1 .ia rt !.: .
Jiinnv.i. - ur jpiauua vi i tr L LUIS IJ1J-
ment blockaded by a fleet, and war
supremacy and good government, the! For Love, coeval with the throne of
elimination of the ignorant negro vote
for his own good as well as the good
of the State, and which will relieve
the editor of the Register of the heavy
burden he and his associates have
been "toting" to the disgrace of his
own race and humiliation and injury
Of the colored people. Shame upon
you for charging that such work as ihe
Post has rendered, is rendering and
expects to render in this direction docs
harm."
God,
Is co-exlstent with eternal life!
He moves on earth a page in Beauty's
train;
He follows her a rapt Idolater
Basks in her glance feeds upon lur
smiles-
Lights with his lamp her pathway
through the dark.
And keeps a londy vigil while hc
sleeps.
He only knows her worth, and spies in
thousand graces others may not see.
Beauty would live tor him he die for
The Tost this morning gives other her:
chapters of the conduct which has dis- cannot dwell apart; they came
graced the management of the con-Hi nf 11. ,i .1
vlcts ana provokea the just InUtgna- lcngtli
tlon of all good people. We confess She vanishes from the earth, he flics
, . t iiney sees logetner unaicoverca
suocKing. now sucn couia nave Deeni i,t,
commitiea or xoieraieu in xnis oay They float like Summer birds, on
passes our couiprehention. We are! halcyon plumes.
I rwy 1 t a i t t I
graUfied to believe that Senator 10 "icna iae iae orange
Brown and his committee will let no t0 build in brighter climes, their bridal
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s. p.;iutton, x
Childen's School Shoes
Arc one of the largest items in a finh
expences -1
We have, by paying special n:t r.:i:n ;o
this line this season, arranged to n 'v .1
duce this expence by buying h.r
ties of the lest the market aift r-.s. tf .
we can sell them at extremely low :l:t
FALL SHOES ALREADY RECEIVED.
guilty man escape.
bower.
THEO. II. HILL.
The Danville Register thus puta Jt:
"The whole story as regards trusts
may be summed up in a very few
words: Those who are interested in
The Monroe Journal says:
The Biblical Recorder makes the
point that land and houses have not
them are for them, and all who arc I been assessed at anything like as near
not in them are "agin 'em." their real value a have railroads. This
Should a law to control or desroy n doubt Is true.
them be based upon such Judgment of Of course its true, but you want to
S. C. POOL,
AUil orders solicited. Raleigh, N. q
the two classes and the Interests !n-
volved.
say it mighty easy, cautiously suggest
the Charlotte Observer.
GAS LIGHT SUPERIOR TO LAMP LIGHT!
ELECTRIC LIGHT SUPERIOR TO GAS LIGHT!
this short contribution the finest sen
sibilities ot a true Jieart are Drought reigns in the interior. This abnormal
finto play. state Of .tilings should cea.se. 1 should
Mr. Strong's paper in this issue will see autonomy first conceded.
he found valuable to all, specially stu- a(DOxit
dent
Th
ranhirh of Memphis will thrill i.v.vtr sion of eclf -government ousrht to !e
tne most jusx ana most logical solution."
and then annexation may be talked
This is my opinion. I should
BGFOIIE THE INSriUl F.CTION.
OPENIN3 OF
General Otlits Speak of the Conrace
of the Troop at Ianlla
Washington, Aug. C General Otis,
in an order issued to trooj in Manila
.Tuly 1, commends the patience of the
troops luring the trying times Just be
fore the breaking out of the insurrec
tion, and explains that his action In
not moving upon the Filipinos when
they first became troublesome was in
obedience to the government's com
mands to avoid war. In regard to
this he says, in part:
Emergencies have made it Impos
sible to transport to the United States
volunteer organizations of the army
m of
The Light Given by
The Arc Vapor Lamp,
SOLD BY
ONE NIGHT AUG. 30.
The Event of the feiscn,
III. GJLD 6RU1 MINSTRELS
An impsrirl programme 'eminr wl:h
doviltiea ml f lion; 1 p.-cialiict
from every wrcic. it U tte ulr cntl u. rr iwimp ,lrt,. .. , . ... . -
h w in its line. Bigjjtr anu bettcthan BU?rr,aT t0 LLLCTIUC LIGHT, nd lt oslj fJchjr la bri.Liirj li u
J. C. 3. LUMSDEN
all o.berf.
in the Philiimines as oon ns de.sirtd.
Notwithstanding this unexpected de- 60 PEOPLE ON THE STAGE 60
tenuon, tne souners nave uncouipinin-1
ingly given their government uniuter- ?a,P isinK European f p:cia'.t'e
runtotl military servk-e. attemWd hr 8 c me aMc tomcil ccafis 10
deprivations and dangers. This spirit 81 P u inieri. : 0 driigbtn 1 d
of devotion to country has animated I ihdg danctrs. -0 matcn.t ti musiciai .
them from the d.iv thev omniencei eciirc ir;u oi i aiar- oar lUc
light.
The Lamp is guaranteed to cost lets than oseLalf the ecu cf xzj
Lamp. On exhibition at Lum!en' every clstt.
tid soldier of the Lost Cause.
The other miscellanoeus articles, re
ligious matter, Woman's Department,
iwill be found up .to the usual degr?e
of excellence arid interest.
The entire issue will be found good
reading.
TVEILL'S COTTOX STATEMENT.
We give elsewhere, copied from the
lA.tlanta Journal, an encouraging analy
Bis of the so-called cotton circular re
cently tesued by Mr. Xeill of New Or
leans, which seems to have had such
depressing effect upon our farmers.
According to the deductions of the
Journal, and they seem entirely rea
sonable of themselves as well as
place Mr. Neii'l in a better light, in
stead of a 12,000,000 bale crop the
"contingencies" and "possibilities" sug
gested, many of the former of which
have occurred,, a crop one and oae
half million ibales less may be much
nearer the true mark.
As we said the other day we would
regret the Hoss of a bale to a single
farmer, but would rejoice to know that
a much better price than now prevails
would accrue to all.
aehi
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s or tne law concerning agencies, like to see violence at once put a stop their long vovnge to encare an lhiro- ,nrSCfct m n r.l on pi j in tl Mrorld
e account of the daring Forrest's to. According to my view, the eonces- pean eneni3 It displayed its greatest c ,m'nS your tray, leu ctn tdidge it
hievement during weeks of waiting. Cee 4UR IK., Noori'dflV Pat nit
hen, contineil within the llmlrs of a PCC lHe D'k 0"0ay I araQC
single ity by untie Hues of a self- Hear the Great Concert Band.
vuu!uiun-u t'liemy, rncse men oiiercu I
. f A . .1
u",uri liin-.ii uur nun-nee ior insuusi note no nav ana uatc. cn onr
,"",ru nuMue oenionsrrntions ;en m aiTincc at lu ddui- Vvnc.cs
which menacMHl them. On the contra- Dr g S'ore. Enjoy yourtetve. 1'ricca
r., ivsiHJuuiag to rneir government s 1 2o, o i, t, i l.Uv.
comma nti to avohl war. thev vainlr
f '
lEatabJiibei
However creditable to the judgment
of Admiral Dewey the above senti
ments may be, .we have very serious
doubts that 'lie gave utterance to them,
for obvious reasons. The above re
marks constitute so severe an araign
ment of the government and its policy
as so far indicated, Ave feel quite sure
that the admiral would not indulge in
such however much they may be !n
accord with his feelings and judgment.
The solicitous 'Chicago Tribune says
there are "signs of regeneration in
Georgia." If regeneration means be
coming like Chicago, iGod save us from
St, says the Atlanta Journal.
We would remind the Journal that
Chicago has never fancied . Georgia
Bince iBob Toombs sent his telegram
during and concerning the great fire
5n that city. The irrepessible general
happened to be in Chicago at the time
of the fire, and while it was raging
.jwith every prospect of destroying the
entire city he sent this telegram to his
iwife:
"Terrific fire raging. Half the city
destroyed ,and wind still in our favor,
thank God." j
A short time .before .this when some
Southern community was suffering the
effects of a terrible callamity and the
generous of all sections were sending
contributions, a number of Chicagoans
sent as .their contribution a large quan
tity of 'Confederate money.
?Wfr,?toer the fire was the response
of Evidence to this act we do not
know.
We were shocked to find when too
late t correct that the charming con
tribute of "Eugene Hall of : Louis
Siitrg " on second page- of suppemeut;
was credited to "Eugene Hull tf Lau
Referring to the bond cases 'pending
in the courts, the Statesville Land
mark says:
"If the decision is sustained, and it
is mare than probable that it will be,
then look out for an epidemic of bond
repudiation that will not only be a dis
grace to the State but that will do it
irreparable damage. Meantime, inno
cent purchasers of these repudiated
bonds will be wrongfully deprived of
their property, and doubtless in 'some
instances the saving of years will be
swept away."
Yes, the bonds passed promptly into
the hands of innocent purchasers soon
after being issued. The University
holds some thousands of dollars worth,
representing a fund the interest of
which was to aid poor young men in
obtaining an education. This, if the
decision referred to is sustained, is
lost, both to the University and the
objects for which the fund was given.
Others were 'purchased by bankers as
a "safe investment" for funds belong
ing to widows and orphans. It does
not injure the corporations to which
the bonds were originally issued, as
some affect to believe and even rejoice
in, though we cannot see how even
theif loss by such methods can gratify
honest minds. It is all humiliating,
the least that can be 6arid of the matter.
J. C 5. LUN5DCN,
DEALER IN-
endeavored to placate the enemy by
peaceful and friendly assurances. To
all the soldiers of the department, the
department commander desires to ac
knowledge his great obligations. The
country owes them a debt of gratitude
which it cannot repay. Te depart
ment commander desires for them a
speedy and safe return to their homes
and that merited rest and public grati
tude to which their exceptional ser
vices entitle them."
WA E. ASHLEY.
MECHANICAL EXPERT.
Housefurnishing Seasonable Goods,
OFFKRS HIS MANY CUSTOMKUS
Fly Fan. Fly Trap. Ice Tick. Ice Sucarcr. U-uioa quecr. Cm3
Freezer take le Ice and leu time, mike more ice creasj frt.3 -
amount of custard than any frevrr on the market. O;! aaJ Ga -
(Summer use 7.V. an I up. Water Cogent. Water Sprinkler. Wa'.cr H'.
Ice Cherts. Itcfrlgeratora that sell oa :sht: bct la t!.e c'.ry.
RAVAGES OF AKIV WOR.TIS.
We are gratified to learn from a
special dispatch to The Post yesterday
max xne rear of a lynching in Hay
wood county was a false alarm. There
is no better population on earth than
the people of Haywood, and we felt
from the first that they would main
tain both law and .their own reputa
tion. We are truly gratified that our
expectations are confirmed.
The Dreyfus case reached a climax
yesterday, ua exposure of Mer-
fier wiic oc,
mess as it was de
structive, yet thrilling withal. As the
reporter of The Post suggests, the
A Halifax Deputy MierlfT Think He
Has Caught Red Nprlns .Tlurderer.
Scotland Neck, N. C, Aug. 2C Spe
cial. News comes from near Hobgood
that the presence of worms similar
to the army worm Is causing some un
easiness to the farmers. Already fod
der has been damaged by them to
some extent, and there are fears that
they may attack the cotton fields.
Yesterday Deuuty Sheriff C. W.
Dunn arrested a man here who an
swers in every particular the descrl'
tion of John Monroe, who killed Town
Constable Thomas Atkinson at UeJ
Springs, July 21st. Mayor A. It. rear
Sail, of Red Springs, offered a reward
of $500 for Monroe, and Mr. Dunn
thinks his prisoner is the -man. He
says h'i-s name Is Lewis Kearney and
that he came from Reaman, Va. He
graced tobacco for Mr. Jack Keel in
tMs community a short while last
year. He asked that a colored man at
Beaman be telegraphed to and later
asked that a white man at Suffolk be
communicated with. Mr. Dunn has
wired to Red Spriugs, but has re
ceived no reply.
CUBAN INDEPENDENCE.
Census of the Ikland to Re Taken With
That End In View,
Washington, Aug. 2G.-Presldent Mc
Kinley has signed a proclamation
which Is to be promulgated In Culxi
shortly, stating that the
ed in Cuba lately i the beginning of
a movement looking toward the estab
lishment of an independent govern
ment. The proelamatlon says that
when the census Is completed arrange
ments will be made for holding elec
tions throughout , the Island with the
;1J ishinS c'vil government,
thereby affording Cubans an oportuni'
JJ? ?3?ntrate thoIr abllIty in
duct their own affairs. As fast as
2m fSTnt 13 ted troop
will be withdrawn. The object of the
proclamation is to contra diet stories
SSSSS1? tlmt Amicaus are not
K aCCrd C thelr.W
eia Aiteadid. Tobacco Flues a Specialty.
men's iugjjciicu. apccai ii en ion
Zlvin o rcdurirg t'u r sks. c ai ed
cUimatcs cf co.t of same subnittid.
Hue 1 s c. insreacj and diia c;
aJcs cd.
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Work. Tin Roofing
and Cornice Work.
'Phone 165. 226 Faycttcvillc Street
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