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tbA rPAln tATldABt to lb drfrat of
tbA Rabaa na Ia Ia Kr East
TbA Bute :
TboAA of our radr ho Aaa
not otitfroAA tbA good old habit of
rAAdlAg tbA EAcIlab Bible will rrAll
that OA ACWAl lAlATMtiAg otcaaIoaa
wheA thA Pharoah of Efypt auOarAd
aom tAniblA dtaAAtr and promlAA4
10 bA ItXXl. AA AOOA A tbA AtreAA Of
Atom bad BltlfAtAd. btA bATt bo
ram bArdAAOd. It WOuld b BTOAA
InjuatlcA to tbA able rul- or Egypt
to oompArA them to thA pallid
ahadow that rati on thA tbrooA of
Ruaala, but It is not lnconflTable
that, comparing grcot thlnga to
araall, we may aca a historical par
allel betweA tbA Pharoah of thA
Exodus And tbA Ciar of Ruaala'a
greatest cAtAAtrophes."
ThA 8UtA goet on to say that the
CAr, under thA terrible pressure of
the defeat In the Far EAtt, hai
promised his people certain reforms
in their home government, but there
Is some doubt that the "Little
Father" will keep All these promises
made during the time of storm, when
fair weather comes Again.
The SUte further say:
"It seems very likely, Judging the
future by the past, tbAt theae prom
ises were never seriously meant. But
they mAy be Accepted for the mo
ment as sincere, that. At least, the
fearful distress of Russia, and of
the autocrats In particular, had made
the Cxar sincere , Inhia, terror and
willing to disgorge some of the privi
leges he had taken from the people,
in order that he might save himself
and some of his plunder from in
evitable wreck. Granted, then, that
the Czar, for good or evil purposes,
for righteous or for unrighteous
alms, was sincere at the moment he
issued these high-sounding rescripts
is he sincere still?
Or has the relief
that Japan has kindly proffered him.
made him again self-confident, and
hardened his heart? Has exultation
and stubborn tyranny succeeded to
dejection and a submissive spirit?
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Bninit Vi la fat a' nan no nnw ftsiVft flla
own despotic authority?'
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It is stated bv the press of the
world, that a youngster by the name)
of Mass has been hauled up for do -
ing a "Bluebeard act" over
i
France. His rearn&Jhe may be irreg
ular, but he gave it to his little part
of the world as Marquis de Massa -
Malaspina. He is the sou of a
French hatter, which ought in a
measure insure a fit. The boy has
been doing about and doing people
as well especially women.
. There were those who jere with
him as ' wife or wives and. then
there was noted, in regular order,
disappearances. , So there came, the
title of "Bluebeard." Even before
he had attained to the dignified age
of 17 the expert had been 'al work
and had won, and hoarded his win
nings. There were dead women and
' an augmented bank account in the
name of Massa!- Were it not vul
garly detrop It might even be added
that he was a Masher .as well. He
plied his vocation well and In fact.
le was fooled little himself and' he
1 fooled nearly everybody ..well up to
time. - After ,, so, many doubtful
triumphs , he was tied up on the
charge of having forged an indepen
dent I. O. TJ. ' It is said that In
Francs "race suicide" is one of the
most attractive features; this being
so It is all right. Such progeny from
parentage cannot he desirable' for the
buuding,of .a. citizenship, 'l
, Elizabeth City bulges up and out
: again. This time: It Is a supposed
1 case of a world of gold hid away un-
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that AA ah All dor id a apoa All the
mAttAr, Neither OovAnor 01 At
nor bto pri d At f on barA AttetaptAd
to Ablrk this duty, but tbA 4aty to loo,
Every application for a pArdoa d
errea to be tborOAgbly considered.
Hamantty demsndt tblA. ThA Oov-
ArBor who gives tbea things thA at-
UnUoa they fleaerrs oftea flads tbAt
too much of bis tlrnA la occupied Ia
this way. It Aoems to as that a
board of pardoas would fnrnlsb thA
correct Aolatloa of thA problem."
The truth of the business Is, that
the 8UU and thA WArld begins to
wonder mora And mora what 1 thA
use of thA high tribunals commonly
called the courU of the land. If tber
Ia to bo eternal interference and re
hashing and threshing over of old
straw by thA Governor of a Bute
Aided by the attorneys whose caaea
bavA already been handled,
Nona wllf 'denr the, right of Ap
peal. That la normal and right.
There Is, however, little reason for a
general slopping over at tha dictates
of cbosea counsel, when the Gov
ernor of any Commonwealth shall
retry a case, or any number of cases,
set Aside or modify th findings of a
court., Jury. and Judge and bring
about a conflict in tho lines of Jus
tice. There is, and there has been.
too much of this thing. For that
reason there It less and less respect
paid to the initial court proceedings.
In this Nes the cause for many a
usurpation of the law of the land by
individuals who are usually called
a mob.
The Superior Court and tne 8a
preme Court certainly are vested
with the law. It Is their part and
'privilege and duty, and not the de-
! moralizing insistence of the Governor
I of any State .that should make for
change of punishment. In tnla lies
the ever decreasing trustfulness In
1 legal tribunals.
Hand stand for anything it is for
Right and Justice. Interfere with
the voice of the court and you inter-
1 ten with all the law.
When a Judge has heard a case,
when 'a' jury, nai rpassed..0n such a
case, and sentence nag oeen
and sentence has been pro-
nounced, thefe 1s;3ttP roc-m for out
siders to' play the" risky game of In
terference. At the. other end of the
avenue' lies .lynch law, and" violation.
Lack- of confidence will presuppose
anything. , "
GENERAL PRESS COMMENTS.
oTha Holy Jumpers, the religious
enthusiast who. have been holding
forth at Danville for several months,
dropped down on. Reidsvllle Sunday
evening. There were three men, two
women and four or five children In
the band, and - their " musical outfit
comprised a bass drum, kettle drum,
"tambourine and organ. They, held
services on the Market Square Mon
day r morning, .but found the outlook
so discouraging that they left on the
noon train for Greensboro. -Webster's,
weekly ' ,,f ,., - V -
A tramp. In the citySatur day. visit
ed' a home on Spring street and ask
ed the lady of the htouBe for a hat
The tramp was told to: wait a few
minutes, and when the lady returned
she presented him with a straw bat.
The .tramp very calmly refused the
hat, explaining that tt,. was too near
tne winter season w w - wearing
straw hats, and walked away.; : The
tramp evidently had never heard the
old saying that "beggars should not
be choosers. '.'-Concord Tribune.'
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Lilt AAA KAA4A7 TTAAtAAAAt Ai Omtr
Wore, ia be carwd of Iaa Uor habit:
Bataaaa a kWivy 4otrrA bto wit
AA4 AAAkAA blM A fool, kwAAAA It dA-
tUwyA cOa at14a aa4 Aik Mai A
4togTA tA) AlDMAtf A Ad fABBUy; Dw
oa aaa It 4AAtrAra bto maabood A ad
aaBU bias for tA datr or dtlAeav
Ahlp; bjcAAAA It daAtrora bla Aelf
rAABACt AAd tkAreforA tb rcApArt of
otbAra for bias; aacaaaa It cauaaa bla
tO AAglACt biS fABlly AAd fAilA to
provldA for then: bw-aua It EAAkAA
htm coward; bo will ukt aa Ia
salt froai tbA kwct grogAeller la tbo
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him to deceive bla beat friends ba
rs use It will drwAs bis wifs And chil
dren la raga; because it will deairoy
his health and causa him to fill a
premature grave; and last, bat by no
means least, becaflsA It will damn bis
souU TbA reason a drunkard should
tako tbA KAAley Cure At Greensboro
is becAAAA It will most assuredly care
him of drunkenness and causa az
Actly tba opposite of the adova.
Hoping you may tare many poor
wretches, I Am,
8AM BOQASSE, - .
Foreman Newt And Observer,'
Raleigh, N. C. Sept. II, 1104.
If you have friends who might be
benefited please tend their names to
tba Keeley InitltutA. Greensboro,
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EDITORIAL JOTTINGS.
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Newt comes from the Philippines
that war has broken out In the pro
vince of Samar. We reiterate our
opinion of several years ago that it
would be the part or wisdom for
Uncle, Earn to trade off the Philip
pines for a yellow dog and then
thoot the dog. Shepherdstown (W
Va.) Register."
ii, as oecretary Bonaparte sus
pect,, the "father of lies" is the
grandfather of the disfranchising
amendment In Maryland, what is the
moral status of Senator Gorman,
who is generally credited with being
the "father" of the measure? New
York Evening Post
Governor La Follette keeps his
own connsel concerning his inten
tions with regard to the senatorial
seat. And on this account be has
got two .or three bunches of poli
ticians, squirming like they were sit
ting on something hot. Rochester
Herald.
...when Mayor Woodard asked his
friends and constituents to elect him
mayor, he gave as the reason for his
ambition that he wanted to make a
world-wide reputation. The mayor
has ' landed. Richmond Tlmes-DIs
patch.
Nothing but poverty or common
sense will keep the average parents
from making a saphead of their boy.
Unfortunately, neither of these is
very fashionable at the present time.
Puck.
Before John is 10 years old his
parents decide to make a doctor, .
lawyer or a professor out of him
When John develops he will natural
ly take to the calling he is best
adapted to as a duck does to water.
Walt 'for those developments before
trying to mould a lawyer out of
natural mechanic or farmer. Clif
ton Forge Review.
Secretary Shaw says he is proud
of the recent record of the G. O. P
With a 30,000,000 deficit staring at
it from Leslie's own department we
fear that the G. 0. P. will not recip
rocate., with any degree of enthus-
iasmJ--Newport News Press,
'. The feelings of very, verf many
lovers of Justice were reflected In
Mark Twain's comment on the peace
treaty when he said: : "In all sin
eerity, I . believe that this peace is
entitled to rank as the ; most l con
spicuous disaster in political : his
tory." -Gastonia Gazette.
i -It: is reported that, there are ll'
girls all of same name spending a
vacation in New Hampshire. If thesel
girls were reported to be of the same
mind the story would be too good tol
be true and too incredulous to be be
lieved about .the femininity. Wil
mington TJlspatch. ' ' '
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