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THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1906.
Going Higher Vp.
The arrest of George W. Perkins,
formerly vice president of the New
York Life Insurance Company, on
charge of grand larceny, does not
mean that he will go to prison. Indeed
there Is no reason to believe that he
win be convicted, but the start has
been made and the result will unques
tionably put such safeguards around
: the tunds of stockholders and policy
holders as will prevent the making
of contributions to political campaigns
In the future. That is what the coun
try desires. Mr. Perkins, of course,
is not the only felon in his class, if
lie Is guilty. Hundreds and hundreds
of trust companies and corporations
contributed to the McKinley and Roose
velt funds, and they did so because
they believed it was in the interest
of the properties they controlled. They
were afraid of Bryanism and the de
preciation of the money value with
free silver as a live factor. There was
none of that issue, however, in 1904,
and the insurance companies helped
again, being of the opinion that they
would suffer less in the event of Mr.
Roosevelt's election.
According to Mr. Jerome, Mr. Per
kins did not commit grand larceny,
but, when Justice O'Sullivan said that
he had, a warrant had to be issued.
Justice O'Sullivan, however, will not
si t in judgment. It is hard to under
stand this talk of a jury trial and the
propriety of having democrats and
republicans serve when it seems
clearly to be a question of law. Mr.
Perkins has admitted that he turned
over a part of the insurance money
to the treasurer of the national re
publican committee. The highest Ju
dicial tribunal In the state must say
whether the act was grand larceny,
as technically charged, and if so, then
it must determine the punishment.
A jury cannot say whether or not the
act was a crime.
However much the public may de
mand in its desire to have the insur
ance grafters punished there is such
a thing as law, and it must govern
all transactions. To the lay mind it
might appear that Perkins and the
others were guilty morally, and cer
tainly there can be no defens? of their
conduct, yet it may be necessary to
enact new laws before they can be
adequately handled by the courts.
But it would be unfortunate if they
should escape on technicalities. The
conviction of Perkins would place an
equal share of guilt upon the post
master general of the United States,
who took the money from the insur
ance companies. Indeed, the presi
dent of the United States might be
included in the "sweeping indictment,
Because ins victory was due in no
small part "to the nioney used to cor
rupt the ballot box. We are certainly
"going higher up." Not all of us will
believe that Mr. Roosevelt was Ignor
ant of the work of his associates in
the - campaign for funds and the
abundant success which crowned their
efforts.
In the end, however, it will be of
small concern whether the question of
laceny is settled in one way or the oth
er, for there will be few. If any polit
ical contributions in future elections,
ami the evil will have been wiped out.
: The republican party will not be able
to count upon the trust powers as the
most formidable asset In the fight for
the control of the government, but re
gardless of political faith or affilia
tion no decent or patriotic citizen of
this country can "condone that which
has been a national disgrace.
Hon to jjputhern s cities '( during the
Winter months, and the tourists atop
uyM'v tunuB nuciv un junta mc rcu,
The 1 establishment; '--or creation, - or
formation of a country club In Ral
elgh would be an institution well
worth the price. It would not only be
a source of everlasting comfort and
pleasure to the home people the year
round, but It would be a fine draw
ing card, and it would induce many of
the travelers to tarry here In the
winter and the spring. We have am
ple hotel accommodations, not as el
egant, perhaps, as the palaces at Palm
Beach, but accommodations which
will answer all requirements. Raleigh,
moreover, is noted for its delightful
people and its delightful homes, but' a
club is needed to tempt the visitors
to remain once they have arrived, and
coming once they will come again. Al
ready there Is a committee at work on
the project and good men have th-i
matter in charge. With the proper en
couragement and support fro.n the olt
izens there will be no difficulty in mak
ing the thing a success. Xobody in
this town Is trying to bring the tour
ists here to hang them up by the hee!s
until all of. their nioney rolls upon the
Hortr, and many will be anxious to
come because they know that the
mercenary spirit is not in our creed
Above , all things. 1 however, we must
not frighten the merry crowds away
bv making them believe that they may
stumble into a hell hole while walking
to the links.
. . ''.,Th ChadwJck ilevlTal.; , : :
From the beginning the Union Evan
gelical meetings at Raleigh. Which be
gan early last week and will Jast until
Thursday, have been largely attended.
They were , widely advertised-. Three
Methodist churches, two Baptist (Tab
ernacle and Fayettevllle Street) and the
Presbyterian church united , In the
came with Dr. Chad wick and In
the afternoons delivered the ad
dresses which some of our read
ers heard from him at Jackson
Springs, and others have read In
one of his books. So far (Sunday) the
meetings have been devoted to Chiis
tians; and the doctrine of Keswick
and Noithfield has been insisted upon.
That ts.tlie special and sudden incoming
of the Holy Spirit, immediate cleansing
and the enduement with power nave
been the general themes. If we un
derstand. Dr. Ohadwlck preaches
immediate holiness, and blameless,
though not faultless sanctifimtion.
The meetings began in the Metho
dist church: then went to the Pres-
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In its unjust attack on the Philadel
phia Public Ledger, Collier's Weekly
seemingly lias little regard for the
truth, for it undertakes to say that
nothing appears in that newspaper
which is calculated to offend John
Wanamaker, the inference being that
its editorial opinions are controlled by
the Wanamaker advertisement. It
happens, however, that the merchant
prince does not advertise in the Led
ger, but that did not keep Mr. Hap
good from assailing it. Hnpgood al
so charged that August Belmont help
ed to dictate the policy. "Mr. Bel
mont," says the Ledger, "has no more
connection with, or influence over, or
knowledge of, this paper, than has Mr.
Hapgood or the emperor of China,
or the man in the moon, and any sug
gestion that he has, is a reckless, gra
tuitous, imbecile lie." Verily, that is a
fighting word, but it fits the case.
could neither evade nor forget that
message. There were, with all the so
lemnity of eternal life and death, a
number of line shafts of humor. We
may say in passing that unless the re
ports in our morning paper are read
with the understanding, one is likely
lo get rather an unusual impression
of the meeting. There has been noth
ing "wonderful" about it. although
there has been very good interest. The
Raleigh First Baptist church declined
to Join in these meetings on account
oi the tenor of their teachings. Bibli
cal Recorder.
WASHINGTON' DAY J1V DAY.
richest blessings upon the Koeley In
stitute. ALLEN (1R1MSLKY.
Fannville. X. C, Dev.. 6, 1904.
If you have friends who might be
benefited by this treatment send their
names to the Keeley Institute,
Greensboro, N. C.
zona today until they reminded him
how he kept New Mexico out of the
union thirty years ago. Elkins was
formerly a delegate in congress from
New Mexico. Once ho had the bill
making New Mexico a state in such
Representative Brownlow, of Ten-(shape that K was readv to bo called
nessee, stood in the house lobby with i from the table and passed. Senator
nis nand on the shoulder of a young ; Burrows of Michigan, then in the
member from Ohio. Representative ; house, made a sensational speech
Wachter. of Baltimore, came along, acainst thp bill. Elkins was not
Hey," said Wachter to the Ohio- in the chamber. As he came in sorae-
an, 'look out for that man Brown- bodv told him that nurrmvs hurt
low, or he'll get your watch." itnade a great statehood speech.
"What do you mean?" asked the ! Elkins rushed down the aisle.
Ohio member in alarm. Ishook- h finds with Burrows nnrl
Newspaper life must be one long,
sweet dream in Asheville. Nothing
up there shatters the slave of the quill.
but he takes life as it comes and nev
er worries and never frets. While some
of us timidly serve the public without
seeking glory, while others sit in ths
"Just what I said," insisted Wach
ter. "Brownlow is the greatest con
fidence man in this congress. Look
out for him. I come from a city dis
trict and have not much use for
seeds, so I made an arrangement
with Brownlow last year to trade
him my 4,000 packages of seeds for
something that would be useful to
me. It was a complete reciprocity
agreement. He got my seed, and
when I went around to him to get
my plunder all he gave me was two! Mexico
copies of a report of the department 'world.
You'
warmly congratulated him. He
thought Burrows had spoke for In
stead of against him. The democrats
who were going to vote for the bill
saw Elkins effusively tell Burrows
that he had made a great speech and
concluded that if Elkins, who was
father of the bill, felt that Way to
ward a man who opposed the bill
they could not afford to vote for it,
and they didn't. The result was
that the bill was beaten and New
isn't in yet. New York
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sanctum at night and tear their hair
wildly while trying to save the state of agriculture two years old.
and the people from the dens of ini- 1UUK oul Ior nim, or ne 11 get your
cpjity, the Asheville man lolls inn ham
mock and dictates to a little girl Ith
golden tresses about "The House of
Mirth." It must indeed be tha ideal
watch."
IT IS A PARASITE.
j That Causes Itching Scalp, Dandruff,
1 dont agree with all these at-! and Finally, Falling Hair.
tacks on the senate," said Represen-j The itching scalp, the falling hair
tative J. Adam Redo "I thinlr thn I j ,1.. j.i.... u..
... tJ. , , . 1 - . auu 111c uduui uii uiui uuuens arc
way of living, without cares, and sigh- senate matches up pretty well with the work of a parasite hidden in tho
ing not if the state is lost. How easy any senate we have ever had. You j grain. That narasite must be killed
is to write of l.lly Bart and Mr. know the constitution intended the m n,,ro ! HnnHmtr- iim nk
aration that will do that is JCewbro's
Herpiicde. "Destroy the cause, you
remove the effect."
C. H. Reed, of Victpr, Idaho, says:
it
Rosedale. It doesn't matter to him senate snouia De the britching on
whether the chloral was taken by ac- tne legislative harness, and that's
cident or with intent: it is the same to what U s the britching.
the people of that town, who never
think of serious things,
glory was dimmed.
since Olson's V".'" , . T, ,. 11
iau uuui una u quarter mis aiternoon
discussing a point of order raised bv
Mr. Andrew Carnegie, who is giving "-i"" '' ueorgia.
me iiuiui was maae neainsr tne
his views on the railroad rate ques-
lon, says he does not think present
rates are too high. He says they are
rregular. "I think,"' he says, "that
railroad companies should be required
to publish full lists of their rates and
that copies of these should be obtain
able by every shipper, just as passen
ger rates are published." Strange the
senate had not thought of this before.
was
proposition in the legislative, judi
cial and executive appropriation bill
to increase the salary of a coal
weigher from $720 to $820 a year.
"Myself and wife had dandruff and
falling hair several years. Two bot
tles of Newbro's Herpieide complete
ly cured us, after several other prep-;
arations had failed to8 do good."
Makes hair grow glossy and soft as
silk. Hundreds of other testimoni-j
als just as strong. Sold by leading'
druggists. Send 10c. in stamps fori
The discussion was constitutional in sample to The. Herpicide Co., Do
its scope. It resultad in defeating
the increase. The coal weigher will
not get his $100 raise, which Is a
great saving for the government, but
the time used by the house in dis
cussing and defeating the $100 in-:
And now the Mutual Life Insurance crease cost the government more!
than $1,000. That is a fine example
of the economy practised by the j,
house. ,
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having entered into "a fraudulent and
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law, Thebaud and Col. Raymond for
the purpose of enriching the partner
ship of Raymond & Co. That settles
it; his jig is up. He might have sur
vived everything else, but a charge of
conspiracy never.
It is reported that Speaker Cannon
has buried the ship subsidy bill in the
committee, that It is not to see the
light of day in the house. Is the ad
ministration going to add this to the
price of that rate bill? It would seem
mat tariff revision and some other
things on the side were enough to pay
for It. Old Uncle Joe didn't want the
subsidy bill and he drives a good bar
gain.
tne disinherited son of a western
millionaire is at Monte Carlo trvlnar
to break the bank. It is much easier
to break the will.
The
think
poets.
Norfolk Landmark seems ito
that spring has it in for the
If Mr. Perkins becomes the insurance
scapegoat he will be of the purple
type.
Dyspepsia is America's curse. Bur
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It 19 certainly a game to attract vis-(good health.
Senator Elkins was talking for
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