TITTUP '1? A PAAl'T-lQ' A lffilT A'tP lA rrW
VOL: 1 . no. 2.
TARBORO, n: C, WEDNESDAY, APRIL ICJ1C01.
PRICE, FIVE CEHT
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OPINIONS.
. Wk ask our lirthren of the prctM j
o jIu tin- Fakmkks' Advx;atk on
t !i v 'c-haiige list aa taum as thi'y rt
c. i.- itv It is a rnortt Iiffiult task
ftt xi!i to iret up a paper without th
aid of t -vfiaiigeri. ' k
A irCulatiiig library, or reform
iip-r8 kept on tile by the tsul-Alli-am--H
Aill . tie ( found of . invaluable
:tul r each'memljer of the Order, If
ti h ,-ub-AlliancH; will adppt thu
pi in to ilic.-cluinute geiieral infomKi
t ion they will lind that it will be a
iiKt. ex(.-ellent means to acquaint
J In-ill seTves with their duties
Tjik h4h of New! Kngland Jiave
l.t-n "greatly ihK.-ked. They have
ii ii. listening to Aonie cold facti
forn iiii-n !wh dared to declare theiW
.It-rrv Shiipson and ltalph lieamont
jii- in.uh- of the riht kind,; of uiate
'r till to invade this plqtocratid' tiec-.ruiii.-
Others, will uqoii ., follow. r
-. 2it tonal 'Ktvuoiititt, ' '
'tTilK 'drat lis, recently, of ovir T!ov
4l i)or .and - .M-cretary : of State are
';vv blows to North '.t'arolinai The
lu.-s.-of the! eminent . public .services
d" thoM- 'gifted and : distinguish'itl
St a testneiij is i rrejmrable. Ty have
tin-in reuinved from the .Ht-enes of
"liii 'activities, when thev were ren-
, - ' - - . r.
ii ring such valuable services to their'
j p . . -
Stall-, is a; great calamity to North!
- 'ai-iilina. I - - .
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Tn K I'' A. KM KM' AlJVfK'ATK W UIlts
A . . - - ,) .''-' , .
to .,see the 'Alliance iif KdgecoiiilK
1 1 u n t y i ncmifted nuntericall v.
but t he i Farmers' Alliance is con-
li inliirg for are principles and meas-
hits of Veform that will directly and
materially benefit all classes of farm-
iind we iioe to have a "goofily
iiiimber of fanners : outside of the
i . . . . . . . - ...
Alliance to enlist in this movement
In union there is strength" and
ou4lv through unjted and well-direct,
d d rtTorts can the agricultural classes
1 1 c t liemselves of .the - great ; --burden
st bat rest so heavily ujioii them.
Sokkow and .grief jiervaded the
'Y)d ..ifh State" when the intjlli
geiice of the death of (iovemor Kwle
w as, tlaslted oveit t he wires. - ilany
to ns in the State held nleindrial
-i r icc and we have read many
1 m;i ill i f ii 1 .eulogies prunoiinced ujxn
ihi,' distinguished North - Carolinian.
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Mis life was u beautiful and exeih-
pliarv one worthy of emulation il)V
all young men of the State. . His
( valted clwracter and transcendent
y i ics won for him the highest es
teem njid admiration, i
Tiik memlH-rs of the Alliiuice
-bould constantly keej) -in r mind, that
this . is the yl'ar for them tj study
and acquaint themselves with the
great- issues that are ieiug disculsed.
This is the educational' yvar,in that
res pert wit-li us, and e must,iinprj0v6,
.-elery oppTrtunity to bec-oine-familiar
w ith our principles -and demands, in
order for them to avail u anything,
We cannot afford' to stand
Stilll,
I. i t tus then be uj and doing' and
aU-wavs iMuiIoa' our
- r. . t
fnrthej our Curuse;
best effiiirts to
l r is highly amjortant that every
member of the Alliance in theountyv
should be here on the 24th iust, to
bear the, )istrict iaecturer, E. A.
'fe'horirei ! Mil ThornV; isr-'said to lie a;
lVn nine' orator in fact many of our
, i -.i , -
i ii-iends'sav that there lire few sjieak
. eii'.s better than he. It luus never
our I fort line to hear Jiini, but
hope to avail ourselves of the pX)r-
' 7 'l'l v'"
is. 'he pul
i' . a..'. i Xl'
.t unity. v hen he visits us.
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lie cordially invited to --attend-
the
' i Tnf 'Wilmington Messetiter suvs:
.fThe. Alliance in Virgiiiia may make,
polities li vi-lv the comimr'falt.! Tlui'
'Alliance 'hai sh6wn itsjowe,r:by re
inoNtug some men fronf)tlfe jKilitical
. areiin who preyitl npoji . Uie pwple
;ind did not etnitvnd for. their ..inter
ests. The Farmers Alliance is after
putting pure men. in ofliee and drop
ping the demagogues and political
tiru ksteiti. There is no juirtiziiu
politics iijlHtut the Alliance. I l'olf-
: ties means, the science of government,
ilnd thJs"? organization wants men
f who wiirojx'rate; its machinery in
1 the interest of -the people;
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U YViiKS Hn. Ben Terrell, the
A Ilia nee Lectuivr, made an address
ik the j)COple of the county, in. this
place, -i t.jie w: eat her w as extrenny
dL-agrfi-ableand the crowd in at
tJendaiieej was not as large we had
hoped it would le. liro.Terrell said
(o us tlut after he had met his ,p
jxi ii tniew tiv he would endeavor toj re
iurn to Tarboro and give lis-another
"r- ipeech. This is just w hat we want
, ;i iid we ijope that lie can make- ar-raii"-ements
to revisit its." We would
, , V announce the day j!n time so that all
' ; of the Alliancemeu in the county
dud elsewhere could be here. Wpx
'I'errell is a good , speaker and made
line impression here. t ' .
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STATE NEWS.
THE DOINGS OF OUR PEOI
:OPlfE
rOLI).
OOtPl'f
Y AND PLAINLY TOI
Hap fex i sa s
OP THE KEK (. OK
IKSSEU.
A iuoiiument ha.-i bcei proiKwl.to
LoL vSaniiuers. ; '
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jienuerjonviii.e - . tl, ha a new
iaiierj the Xev,.'i '
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The middle paction
bf the: SUtte
i as chilled 4by a light silovc last wtk.
The Ki'en inH ; Caoittn
ftfi lUleigh
ought by
lias . OTUutenucu. it wai pougnt iv
i lie Evitmmj Ixifrt-r.
The railroad conipan;
' are tdacing
Brice reacling,' rooms it
Wehfoii. for
i i f . :
'ajssengerii. .) ' -.
Claws
s exercises
klj I ne .class
f It in
niversitv bf
pTorth Caro-
inar w ere celebrated Fr
day
It uaiJ that the new mskrettei law
M not iiufving its desireileffec-t. f-T.he
(oys getfthe cigarettes all the name.
TheA
ax ton Un ion
L W.K Bright
las -changed,
formerly of
takes charg.
ed to deliv
hands.
the llovk uigham tiorJcet
l)r. .Ta Image is expec
er an aildress lefore the; Teacher's.
Assemble at Morehead.
June! 9, is
ng herf city
population,
majority of
the date
set1
reenlioro by enlarg
limits hi
s tujubled heif
hv; vpt
. sbxxl. with a
57
The (ireehville tiioid
1 are talking
btreet. The
Ired .dollars.
f.shelliiig their main
ost is to lie twelve hun
'Henry
Blount of the
rVilsn .;,ii-
t(tr is p
ore the
jillc, -i
deliver the
address,; 1e
e at Green-
Female Jnrftitu
It deems now that IJaeih will at
Jast have
an auditoriuiB sufficientlv
UIC l lllllill;! , l IH.1 UUtMHJVlilll.- itIIV
i . . , ... i .. . . i
crowd.
The lloard of Missi
lis ot
the M.
K. church will hold itsUoth 'annual
jk-ssion, Hit
Wi lining toil;
, tegi lining
VeUlavs.
inga mighty
Mav Htli; jind continue
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Dr. Aiernetliy is iiia
effort j-iiit now to rebuilll his College.
le desires the-support
fall North
aronuiiins.
Tlie lijurdfiyr-of. the
lieveuue. Of-
lifeer , Uurnwell has
btfeu- jeaptured.
The 1 )eticti ve Agency
att vAsheville
didgootlj work in this case,
A W
i'stern' North (rarolina Fair
Associaijon, is to be. ' Cmaiiixed- till
.week.
tie farmers 'off Buncombe
i 1 t ,T.' 1
county j
Ire the inon'rs
or ; innj ptati.
Mjiior Bingham has; tjffered $1000
for the capture of thel person that
let tire tl the lianicks. i This is . the
ttoettaid f ilre that has hamenecl within
few nn(nths. i :
WilUt
Davis, the yjomig North
Carolinian, now in jail in - Texas,
condemned to be. hanged, aviII;. cer
tafnlv nik'et his death.- A 11 efforts to
release liiin, havef ailed
The bg fire, that tx cluiTed in IVil
mington
a Tew (lays agik . nas a
good
deal of sufferfing. ' ; Millie1
Cronlv tilie colored womatt -vvho
re-i
eived injuries at the tilr has- since
died.
At Tv
lnitv College,
Uev. II. ;W.
Havs, ofj
Concord,' wil
preach the
sermon
K'fore the Thetflogical
Soci-
ety on Skujday morliing,
.Ttine 7th;
IJev. D. p I. Tut tie, of
'arlioro, will
ireach the Y. -M. C, A.
ser mon' Hun -Key,
C.
of Scarrett
lay nidht, - .Tune
7th;
Wtdsj I). D., I'resi'den!
jC'ollegeMaBJ)o, Mo., wfll pmich the
perinon jiefore the gradnating class
n Wetlipesdav, June Kjth.
The lnstoii.N!wJr says: Uev-
pnue officers. P. I T4 Ijelimau, of this
i'ltv, and Basconi
Kiel (Uv of Greens
Kirb, nnijde a ,raul
on two distilleries
thel past Weekjin
the latter part of
i he uprn'r edge
dt Forsyth. The
first oml belongs to
a j Mr. Speaje,
near Old Kichmond, and "the sec
mid to :i Mr. Kpperson, iutar BnWks-towii-.
' frhe ttieers cii ii iip,aml de
stroyed the irojerty n; ! tlie ores?
nee "of the owners who were run-'
aung mf tun oiast nniKing "tangle
cooking ehicleiis for the
fteiietit of. themselves laud friends.
Ihe officers not haViiig.ft ha . proper
piipcrs.
failed to i rnakjahy Arrests.
Mr. A
A- Forhes, ofj .Pitt ccrtintv,
is tnie.
i lie most auccessiui to-
bacct fiirmers in Nuftlfj : Carolina.
tit I art
hit ve;i
I ' mm
eighteen, acres lhiit vear he
wade a
crop of the wivdj which he
stld fotf
.SJ,;00. I ix)l seven acres
k)f this
he-'netted $MI0. He sold
l'.SOO jimnds at an avenige of forty
cents a
pound. ; Two years ago he
sold a
small cmantitv Jut $J.05 a
ler ioiiiul. Mr. r orl MS one t
the , pioneers of, tobticeo 1 culture in
rut county, having -minted the tirst
there six vears
i-ars agoi At' that ' -. time .
e - pound; h id evt-r leen
w, while, ast year the,
brought tt the coutitv
not a
sEngie
It her
crop
shl brought ti
tjilUO.01 0. Weho,i 'Xi-k'.
rhoijias Al. Holt, "w:w bAirii in .Al
amance county, in f lH'H; was 'pre
jxiretl for College at' HillslKrt and
entereil
the State'niversitv an 1819.
. - - . i -- . .
Ik left
in nis ynnior ivear arm en
uairti ill me vup.ueas voiton man-i
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nfaeturhn? until VSi',0 Iwhen he, lie-
gaii bu
inesfcs on his . wii account.
v
He .has
lRen 'luauv vearsi in public!
life; in
mance
Senate:
1ST6 he reptntetl Ala -
and Guilford I ill the State
m l.s2 and again in .I-v
ne iiiiresenteii vianianc , in
thi
TT r . t t . m. . t..-kn t I 1 ill
nous.
Ih 1888 heeleieted Lieu-
tenaiit
he has
For six teen vears
ii,. -- .i
xen president t jme .ortn
Carolina railroad, and kras for, eight
ricultural Society, ana for a long
eiis tiic reaitAtrin ui iiie..it-
lteriod erved on the . State Agricul- !
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turai ttoaru
The Alliance iriarck Is Obm arrf.
Xkw' Yokk. New York will aooi:l
le thoroughJy organized. iThe Alli-J
ance iiiovemeni is pusiimg aneaa.
-or
. OKK'iON". At the prejeiit rate Or-jj
egon will lje organize!! within'-'tlie ;
next three months. The grow th of
the Alliance is simply phenomuiaL ,
Nokth 1 Da kota. During the ;
?","T '"V" , WiViNew York Sit., Mvivv
Readily at work and the l Alliances
and membership are increasing.
AXAUAJ-Tlie charter! Und order
basWit to Canada for the first
organization, it is expecreu inaij nu eitamMiijis wmun ..at-
several nire lodgis will le organized J City last ."Ww-lt w ith A,W1 i'1'-!
sometime soolu H igrantjs. There were ltalia.trl
oj ueMJVj. V 1 ;iouboard r
VKOTA.-rhe order in North and ! . j
.South Dakota is oua- boom. - A.lli- J he grip cntniue.s.wit-h-.. gnat m
knees are organizeil. every day. The verety in New Yi.rj f ity. TlA- u.tiH
j; reports come up very enojuragiug,
: TEXAs:-f-l'he ; I'resideiU- of the
8tatt Alliance has issued a call for a
convention to In held at Waco, lst
day of April. The following ul
jects will Im? discussed- transjiorta
tion, finance and, politicaj section.
.WiSCxsiX.--There weiv onty 78
hub-Alliances hi -Wisconsin lastj-ear,
but thegrowth of. the Order continues
arid now, there are 230, with a bright
outlook for the 300 sub-Alliances be
fore', the year ends. ,'
West Viroix'ia. This State is
becoming thoroughly aoiisetl . and
has wheeled into line. (inly' seven
nionths ago w as that State organizeil,
but now there are- 430 ?; Alliances
doing good Service for the cause.
Kkxti ckS". The swretary of the
lie.w State Alliances of Kentucky has
issued charters for 4)0 new sub-Alliances
during the month of march.
Kightv-six of ;the 119 -counties tire
orgjinized and in the State the inu
merical strength of the AlHaiice is
more than one hundred thousand.
Nkw 1 Kkuiaxd Statks; i-The
good news comes fliat the New Kng
land States are manifesting a' lively
iut-rest in the xVlliance inovements
and- Alliance' literature is being free
lv circulated in - these states. The
people aie studing the Alliance prin
ciples and the nietliods of reform.
'I A!t;AnAA.-Jt it stated in a spe
cial dispatch to the Cincinnati En
qrirc'r that, the National' Farmers'
Alliance of the South is Democratic.
It: may In local and State contests
U ii i4. i in iv t. j uim iaiy vxiii1
support, its own candidates. ' In
; f ii mill fimtflif. fnr li-fildcli t" Yii
the
how-
ever, no matter who is the nominee;
the Alliance vote will be Democratic.i
This inay and again may not lie true.
Kansas,
-We see from .the; Kan
m', ,, -
as papers that the money kings of
i f hA ii-t I , i P;
hat State, who have extorted usuri -
7 , , f .I c .
nis interests from the fanners on
sas
th
ous
their lands
hav
ins
tructed their
agents to close down
0n every ulli-
aneertiaii in. their debt,
and to j sell j
home unless
him out. .of. house and-
he agrees to withdraw from, the order. '
OlilO.- Thu politicians are fvery
ti'ighteneti in umo at tlie Klea tliat
the farmers will' lioniinate a ticket
this fall. It seemi now as if Alii-
aiicemen will hold the balance of
power in the Lrf'gislatu re. If this be
so John Shernian ill retire. Since
tlie June convention, 125 'Alliances
have heen formed
KV'
HtlW TJIK WOKK
S POX K IX
:.: vo,?Kv f ,
In some sections, particnlarly -in
New. York, the' tVartisan press has,
succeeded in . keeping- up a strong
prejudice against the Allianc. A
natiojial , organizer who m at work
there gives the lvttreau an uicitlent
lus work. He : says, I seut
Mord to an exclusively fannfng dis
trict that I woukl sjeak for them on
a .-certain date. .- Arriving there I
found a few people. They were
not familiar with the Alliance and
were' afraid of it. ' I presented econ
omic! rpi est ion 'for "an hour. . or more.
Afi- lilrnet'a --Jr4sI-riiet.-6 Yfi f tl vn)-
deV. ' They seemed to have an , idea
df the caiise of their finimcialj de -
pression, andof the depreciation of - I-? w.no lvo '!ini ;n u
their farm 'in value tf inore than ldi'e here. -.OneT'
hundred per cent, in the past ten - fleorge' (rminiiigbani '. comp
years; . . ihis sloping fat one dav la-t
Five days later I got a telegram ask-!ami wm j10 ,r(, ,.f i;;.,t). t
ing me to come and make ; one more j the onlv onVo'f the six eonte-:
spt-eoh. Idid s The whtde cun-jkeep wake the eorire! Ms h
Hieeing I- nevej saw, even in Kansiis.
At the close of the nieeting I organ-
. 'V," luyiyu. utu,ucm
izeti an xvi nance, aim panics iro.ni
other sections wereauxious to organ
ize also.'
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I a! mage has ac -
Rev. T. He Wit
ceptetl an invitation tt deliver a se
ries of . lectures- during ! the session
tf the " North .Carolina ' Teachers
Assembly. ; This able divine: will
doubtless, attract, large crowds.
Alex. II. SteTihens died ' at mid-
night,, March .1.8S:j. l-tight vears
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nave passed. ;vnen,tne . monument
"i cxnnletid voiuig men and women
w;il learn to honor one of Georgia's
Wst men and truest statesinem Tat -
tie children will be told the pathetic
story of Georgia's crippled Governor,
who, s childless himself ,; assisteil
young men struggling for an educa
tion." 'liev will be told of the roll
er-chair!; of the giant intellecf and
the . feeble "t frame
The monument
! i-1 1 1-..in iiti-iei-jo rrv-iii.t f riittia
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inoner Tin smiaoie anu eiitiuriii!?
in suitable and
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! If there are luirk Hce on the
; trees of vonr orchard, j'et them off.
'Scrape' the trees, then whitewash
"V S? ls"
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ini ii; t.xiv iiiut t 1 taa no va- .ivii
nivt the inner liarlcs of stoek.. and
r -- - -- . V Li
UUJl ll"
If you are a farmerj plant your
gartlen ii long row s, and do the
"- I .'I 1 .. ; '1 . A . ..
work with horse ahd cultivator.
GENERAL HEWS.
whkrk-thk imihiktaxt k1;vt otW "
EVKKY .rVTSrVivi UlMl K $t
; - ' - -;
Xr rw.M v,hn ifrr.rm, 1,, the Idea that next nAjeei
In lgi0.the worjds pula!iri taap ,,iild be .'-The Two link iu Sod
1,4K7,G0,hh. f. jftiy," when it should have been ump-
Charles A. Dana, editor of il:J Uiik itf fSoctetr,! andaarj
? 'H W' reVrommencf and rMpc
I A wealthy Iirklvii '- lti.-rcWii.j ie-JMiity. are given to my choaeu rab
! eomniitted i.-idfy ii ; u. 'QfUt than 1 would have, V I am not
mg u.rWHH. m.v grr,,,-,-,, Mistake will happen.
raie mere ls aian.itiiiLr. iKing as mani, ; i ;f k-
as 200 in out
week.
da v, during the
1 7 I
for Chili hist w-lc ot, her nKiZXMte'm iiatiiraL not.. the i reanlt
cruise. As she c-tt-aiiiwl't thnml ; 't 1'ult.v-rni?r . Affined bj
the batteries on Ah at, Z 'island n:d is oue who w to
Fort Point tired a Ktlutv, : ' I llv he od. Merchant U
1. TVBarnuJH. f he-great hbwini5i$
is dead, i He
Conn., July "Hh.
bora ill Bethei
IS 10. ! II
iK.'ga.'
business in, 1 i3" hy show ing on.- of
f!etrge Wasliiiglon".v old in;
Two young nu n ihe 1 1 1 i
ing in Iuicast iv 1'iu, ' -cjided '' f lid
career bv taking poison... M'fiev Iioi!
tlesiretl.to leave tins, wort
u
-till t! i
'ii '
neously. Thev mu-t La-vt-Voted
to .each other!
f Louis IwKik
!. Jiit 1 11 -ii I a ; !(".' ;i i f
of Kichnioiul A'a-'. b tQ 1
et). 'c'ouinhu
ed to iail to' await t iial foi
(.;..,r.4
of embezzling lunnis M,,d s1,m-U nw.Ml
ey belonging t" , I d 1 i-tnnrv i -Ik
to the. amount ol -UT.'''0.
J tine ttt H-ctrn- lainva is ,
jKised letweeti Aslii'vilje. 'ami 1;'4
yard. An organization ,y ih-
purpose has live u formi d, . w itli i'd
C. K. Wilson, j'f l'iilhoiiu.-.i- I'vf
dent
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j The 1'resiili dts iojr t h,-. ugli ilnf
'country eonintr-need yesterday. I
party ' will go ;is far Vest a 4 S
Francisco, and-as far' South
Texas.' .- They will return' by 'way
Salt Iake C'ity. Tiiey will it tiu-u
Washington -oibt:fe .15th May.
; Karon Fava, Italian Miiii-tt t'
the United States, billed fvmuX,
' York Satuidav for Uome, bavin-
recalled b'v'-the Italian Oov'ern'iffii
! on. account of the N
.Ij-.
i!Di
tragedy
of a few w e;.-k
ago.
1 patches- brings' the news t-hat l vf
; j ,- . , , , ,- 5 f
f Hembert or i ta v i s nluvM fgnwid
: , . f
I because. soiiK' -American n v.s,a. r
, , . , j. . , , 1 J i
have 'lK.'litt led lnti? wiih cartooiu
Louis iiookt-r. one of. tlie nnosj
prominent and highly esteem- d Itns
iness men in IJichmond; and foj
hiany years treasurer o tliV ihi?rori
St. Paul's Eprscopa
uivh -ua
rested last I nursday on: toiir
:a
:i4 -
rents, sworn out bv - Hduanl
' winkel, charging'! hin Ayith'-eh'ibezz
j rnent of $470(. , "' .
(Jen. Jolin K. tooke. of IichittHi
died last Fvidav'liight a few jniniif.-J
palst midnight, Tiu- death' of rej;
Cooke remove.-1 the most -di.st ingui; -i
- 'ed Virginia iWlieff in the ,1a le ; w
i He had charge of -litre Xij h a.m
Una brigade undj' pi sti ygivii bet J :li ii : i
'self for 'his gallantry. '" He ;mit;4
wounds from vvJiieh her lias su$T hI
; greatly ever sii;ce an-1
.hastened his .death. 1
nia'e; i t i
. Walker,. of I'ichardtn,' a -tailonj;
on the -lo'bil'e and Bimiinu'lvam l aill-
roatt. was ari'estu as! -week at!
liichartlson on the charge that1
-.4- 4l,. !.,...! Lf..: J ; A I
tiers w no naAe lnanne! , at tac :-..- ori
- , ,- iu' i k;v ... ,i p- ,
the trains on tiie .Mohiie aial f ; i utt-
in'trbam and the T.Wiisville ' :J
Sto have conmled ; hipbn, to , m-f
S111 ( ' !,:iU A'f A1!,"V
4.H insii Yiiu- itiii it ii i i 1 1 r i i - i, ita . i r
:t. ?ll
v e-
r roiil" Ot I1IS C'Oj 11 p. I I.tof- iUlU li!t', J. f
j 0t-uj) to yo
Tow-n Send
Veterdav, ahd ' last ; nigli
m ;.od tiine -l.-.-f nci
also col lapsed iiikI ijiow, e.xbi'a'l
strong signs of- insanity. f Miv.-i'-isHif
think C'unninghiitu. . can hardlv e.-
i cape serious. jitcntai imiairtireiit. V
! . . . ; 1 i
-- r.
'Yfc Ttlw ritpJt . corrept-uilent ;.l
St. Peters-burg savs: Ail af tempt' w;cf
made on'the ( 1zar" .life on la-t e . !
but was clevei'ly 'irnst'rated'. J; -
a liiissian holiday ''and- c;.orUug
custom the ( 'mr -smt Cxanna ".vent it
j review" the 'Imperial fuiipd-r 'ut,j h'e'Ij-,
'. . . i . . - . . . f .u
iiluu vt,i-,"r"lu - ine. paiaee tu i of
I tiraud Duke Ni h;na. iiaio-.
j to the-cerjrsn'tiijyhtl.'. lH-eitei?t"i' a ;
j extremely j?clecT"ind limited nimhp.
-I of iters. ti-ii.. A man w-irh a Siti!.'e-.
complexiohjand a Southern tij.c- u;f
among those admit ted bv ticket. -Hf
took a place ti e paces ditfiiit f tip
the place w here the (j!ar wai i
stand. '... '-....' "- - iv
. Sa van nail anil Ma. on li.t-.-
hei
' I
, . , ... . i r-
i uiouunieiii-R iat? .m-hi .-tint. :nn.
IVn HiU dieiL and thnv iears -aft't-sv
. ... . j-v . . i.
i Atlanta said to the Worhn -Mehoj:.
- rf. t - - -. ... ,i
fullrstrengtii j-tafuuv wai uiiveiej
Henry Gpidv dieI in l)tv-mU..
i lSV. One yeiir after an '-iiviratr.'i
w. .... v..v..-.... ... '. . ...III..-.. .-s
j New York, to jmake the oration i.,-
- August, w hen ! a nionitnieiit w ill ; ii
.-, ".", , . ,: r
l now Atlanta imvei.i m-r iaon:e?: oi.
, ju our lister State tlK; Sena!., ef
i South Carolina has appropriate!
- .'$50,0(M' toer-ct in Colunibhi asratuT
I to the memory of General Fraiiirl
111 . i
! Marion.
From rti E4reeBlc.
1 '
3 .i
, For the Farmer Adrocatc
an error in the set tap C any
' ;it'.it f-oprsiHillir I va mul ' a
wtw. plainly see the difference
. won tier w,no ting gnesaeo, wnat m
I ntuH, -by ; invV subject. Tfie two
I , ' . J . .
lmlxs, to which I refer.are the farm
; or and t lie merchant and at a glance
(.lkK. culi th' approi)riativeue of
1V tUl,Wt The next (iiiextiun Ari
. ai:d merchant are two Links, ao tit
iieiik, what are really their relation!
ifrr? t tnevsnouia tMjtio caikxif Tbetr
... -iieunt.il a4 one who is engaged in the
ftii rrjt,(.e uuu aie ot yoott. Aow we
can easily note, the , vast difference
ei. sting. between these two classea of
i iu' ii, ' whose final ' aim is money.
..They are both working for the nuue
tiling exactly, and that by honest
a i nl honorable means. ., -
Now right'here let me say, if my
; article conveys to any one the' idea
that l,am defending either the mer
c h.int or the' farmer exclusively, I
i'o not wisli'it. ,Mv motive in this
o--' is aiuH.il nic jJitrjw-
; oiees. that are gradually hnding their
jV.av 't. info both classes neither of
- ! -'" W get; along ..Without- the
i'l iv r. On r mot i ve is to try and dis
pel jail secret anl bitter feelings that
-or.K' cherish and keep "pent up-; in
(t'tili.-ir bosoiiis with now and then an
i ; . t i -1 1 rst . of tlie purest indignatioh
a iid contempt, i And both sides are
to.idame. 1 How is. it with the far
it. i-y . I'.et lis set. . -:
y I r., . is a farmer of ordinary cir
ku instances. -Not very poor and cer
! ainiy not very rich. . lie is . a man
ni' fai r j udgnient and : very good at
tainments... He works four horses,
c i uallv m maiiy negroes, and besides
i, s .: luM a large family to support. He
i fays he works hard and at the end
j- i ii' nut vt:ir ofiio2 nuf ulwilVH ill
aid 'themerchant holds the mort
gage. Somebody is to blame. The
majority of men in this world cannot
- i,j t liemselves
as others see them,
j consequently tlieir snort coninungs
iiare iltA ttt sonie one . else's doon The
-merchant has Air. A. m his clutches.
W'-.ir after year the same old tale of
iiiiifortune is told. The mortgage
grows Heavier ana Heavier ana
right here, I will sav, it is the
iardest
tnmg
in this world for a
man to borrow money at twelve per
cent and repay it with farming.
And now the mere haut sells Mr.
A. out to recover Ins own money,
j and in this avf makes of Mn A- an
i K'nem viof . life.. 9 '"- -
This pictnre is nothing new. We
it ? very -jdiry all over our land.
Now riglft htjre mark. It is this
class of men toWlay that are raising
i he i-iini)us in..te camp. They seek
.membership for private vengeance,
and ink for 'the public weal. They
joi n t he Fanners' Alliance to spite
he mercliaiits, to attempt to throw
oft a debtor's error upon the shool
der of an honest merchant. Such
ht been going on: for so long a tinte
?!:ai this maxim lias grown into every
i ; n.u -n: : . 1suaIw
ua use. ine viiiaiice is ukuuiik
ervthing and even is a pandemoni-
um w it hiii itself. But I thank God
o.h ii Is not true.
The great aim of the Alliance is
"Natitnial l'eform. One party is
. . - , 1 . ,,,, .
i.; in the jiiire. , The. Alliance stent
. , . . . , 1
1 il,t i1trator to readjust mat-
aim set itie iiovernmeui angub
I" , ' . I A ' I- A.
Th
great mass of laboring men are
to ie
heard in the tight between cap-
ital and lalior. fJOur battles are by
no means to lie made personal. They
e.'.iitend for great principles in a
i-'-at and comprehensive .way.. The
Alliance in not against .the merchant
oi any other, particular class of men.
It' is.-for Ueforni, regardless of men
n o. I reelings. - , ' ;
.The" farmers' interests to all are
' r!i. h,-a rest in the country. With
'out"(ood results to him, men of all
rank and profession ace flat and
jrelpless." lt all, be he merchjuit,
hiirnit -i lawyer Nir'iv hat not join
iiaud- .vith the Alliance in its great
'work, and npi use violent against
i:..i-s tlie w tune w isn or i v-onrxinenu.
THE TILLER.
Daniel 0. Fowlewas one of the
;ne-; devoted and just I, honored sons
of .North i'arolina;,' always proud of
her and from his earliest manhood
:'. the 1
d-nly s
h-.v:
and ch;
o the hortr 'in which he was so snd-
uininoned to the great beyond
. never laggard in espousing
ami championing ner cause on, tne
;h'id or m the forum, as ready ana
! brave hi the ope as he was unselfish,
'-eiilojri'.eloiiueri.t and brilliant in the
?other.rSrr. , ;
s a ipeaker CJov. Fowle was florid
and . ornate, w ith much of earnestness
.if i.eiiiTier Hp oftn ned the old
; - luanuii. j
cia.-sic stonesKfor
ffor illustration and
ornanieiitand i stimetimes was ' very
etf.-etive and impressiye. We heard
Inni oiK-ejWheu he was. intensely paa
4n ate even fervidly eloquent. It
w as t he speech he made in June, 1878.
the night of the nomination of Zeb
uloii Ik Vance for Governor. It
was delivered from the portico of the
National Hotel at Ilaleigh. It was
uiKut threeinarters of ian hour in
lenght anil was a fine : outburst of
felicitous thought elegant adornment,
eunitt declamation and magnetic
i ?oratorv. ltiwtr. .
i
on Subjreajurj
Schsme.
PUcc lit Fararrs on a
rim Basis.
Aa AkU. CxMaltlea'wer It .'Writ tea
hlUN T.ri n.r.n tu
The
f Flaaare IM
4 Pally.;
W8Hismx, D. Ma-(h sth,: "lf OTf4U
. ' . . If t ilk f IU IUIIlUl 111
IttQl lA..,t v-,:.. .1
- i r.. :
tmf Kj mi rayan rf 1 I-1 1 .- -i,. .4 lv.i ' nt
-:L.., .L 4 ill
Treasury scheme is due W tW f.ict
the principles underlviiciand the J(l.
.!7w .Js .f. .i.. i . '
ttooJ. : y ; "I ... ' . "! : :
Ur.'.G. W. Macnne, chairnnrirt'f
the xccntire Conimittee of the Al
liance, in speaking of the $ sclu-im,.
j The necessity . forborne. thing;" of
this kind has been deyelo j !v .f he
onward march of niah-rial jrgress.
For the last tweuty-tive years agri
cultare has as coinjuu-ed with the
other two great branches of proditv
tion manufacture and conunefee -been
rapidly becoming depressetl itn
unprofitable. This depres.-ion dui-J
ing a period with a jarallel off mate
rial progress in the wirlds )i.tory
is worthy the most caref ii 1 analysis.
For this .purposei: take.' two of the
leading products of j ugrft-u It u re-
wheat and : cotton and t face t he
changes made in regard to tlu-m dur
iug that period. i i
THE SKASO'X IlOlilKNKO. '.
"Twenty-five vear ago wfeat was,11-'1. nng me n. v.- n in- tn
raised by fanners Ihn.t.jl.o.ii Mlie1 VlU" ,U" MH" 'V",,H' V' "M" fM 'f
North generally as one of th- K ading the iiieun pru e he mi-bt h ml
money crops. 'NearK, all tb-wo.k of f"-1 ouM bav. t waih-.n,. -bui t
gathering audinarket in- n .i.. done, ,!,!l- wjs u,h1 lUlK'!'t tJ"J"
by hand; local mills', thic klv .dn red : W",J l'-lf
V . V V l tl .1 Oiliiv, V j
local consumpiion, and tin
)aiaii(-i.
was solu wnen tlie nce .-iuttt tlie
farmer. V All of. this; guaranpvd a
moderately even sale of s. In at. by the
farmer from , August ii in il -t !a next
June or July, and it n, iu !'. r, er
common for a farmer toi Lie hii
wheat on hand over a year, , uv t he
development .of .rail way systems. lia.j.
Immirhl f trrtnt i.-f r-!iKf Ob'
mrwmmMmv ...... g,. ..... , . -
market that -wheat can uo dong -r be
nrofitably errown in the Kaht.'wliile
- .1 ' II A. A 1 A. . I
,.. At' i ,.i ...,:..:....
. V. . . , - a ii i
uistnct, the wheat as cut and (sound
t 7. .,-- . - -
by machinery', taken to finiuen -esteani
7T , (1 i
thresher aiid from the sieam;f l
gnwin bt. haste 1 in Htexe vyaUir
nwwilwajvalwacleatham
and the moment it strikes the eleva -
tor it is oh the market .of
le---world,
i ' i- .i -;
;vh.teh the)
The season, therefore" in
farmer realizes from his productive
effbrt is reduced from, to
months to a eritxl that
U'H'S 1IOI.
in its utmost limit, ewe
d
;i
i in .
months. 1; y '
' uw - the same reason the reason
for marketing the i-otton bv th- far
mer has shortened is mtrch or liiore
than that of marketing ;th'e w h.itf.
EFFECT OF M0UEKK .; IM VHO Ki IiTS.
"These ehausesJ brought about by
ine moueni iniproi emeu i.-1 n.ti mawr
, . ., . 1 ., . . r i . ,. i
substituted the railway train for, the
it. . i : ' 1. . - ... . i!. , v. .1 . i
du me railway train joi ,iue ; . - .. i i; ,i
j iL 4 i - i r- -.i traction, w Inch h tin
and the telegraph for the;. . , f f;
, n.i i the depressed r ??"di
ox cart
courier, make some othor changes
necessary, ! one of which the e.e of j
ail oi liens ine iiiosl iinporiaiii is a
modern instead of an ox cat-t .-y si ein
W.i j ; V ,.- l,v .
; ""Under the old system the demand
for money to handle the products of
the country lieing nearly the Kime
7 i V . i ! rnent itselff ' There arerat j,n
of products of agriculture producedjjv U(J for jj geven,
A. M K ,.v-v..sa . 4 . ........ 1
a mm A. .1
no gteat effect upon tlie money, mar-
ket. ' Hut under modern conditions
it produces ajnost-powerfitretrt-ct.
Trhevoiunieii niouev in tire
1 i ' H. I.'-A 1 t', it
Itt4vvi i ti t Iu. , I i inlf.il . S f.fij i1 niu
?"v"-'" -": V? .:""'. :
time is vanousiy, estimareo at iroin
about 5,00,000,000.
Mllilxt.
:. . . -
:i
.ii
the manufactured
-omnfo
lilies
"r"1 r ' 7
an rm ik'litriihi t l ud u iUn . t hn imin.
utaciprer auu ine w..rt....tr.,. .nr
times, rhedmiaudthen throughout
Ior wvi m'mr; i -
eonni or manuiactureui-oniui-Ki Me,
would e,,al,000y Wiou. I eI:
resent that sum y th.f ligure ,-1. and
:,v
wl . . ; " , - ... , ' i V
le.ls -.thtiij inirtieVR.iH!- it'.
$1,000,)0,000 l -K-nt- that Xowi :-1f.,b,. Sub-T. vafy V Jt. ,in
by the figure .2, Jlic gros ouijuit v.t (, thl.
of manufacturiiig of all kinds., is i .l,;,,,, .jt
as Z if to 4, ana,wouii t,,ny rniiriv,. r 1Ial, IlltAt ! atu.it t ,1 to la-
that every dollar in nulatH.iii; fM -
usea tvp umes iu ea-u--a.r f-ji-,
ty tnia; uenianu. i iiii r. lai ioii is
practically uniform throughout nle
year." I ; -!' '- : . ..
.The gross value f agneultnri
prodncta is aboi t:, ...ijsUoroo4,00
Suppose two-thirds of this prinlnct
is used for . home c-onstrm p; ion and
seed and one-thin I is mark ted dur-
Uf the lae' lhrt'- niontbsv of the
year, and that rutins on! s- changes
ownsbip twice, the demand t litis t re-
a 1 f 1 t . . 1 e ...... -
Meu wouiU'oeior vne e 'wy,.U certain corj-orat nm, , out Jtvni.-.i
OUO.wnicli,,!, tjitaix-veuisis,
.ki.1,1 li MMU.ntut hlM Ii.. urnr 1(1
vuvru.v. ivriu.'... . .. ......
and which added to the reirnlar ide -
mand, 4; names the demand using;;
inat rune i-t. .-. : t, i " . - !-
A-OKEAT CONTRMTIV.
If the volnmne remain he -am.
throdghont the year, for nKMitlis',
m the year, the relation .of volume!
to demand is a y to 4, and during;
the other 3 months iia- i to 1 1.". .
''Of course this is the w idest raiigej
... 4lw.' x.1.4;,... i.f 4 1... ...Li iii
coald not in practice coiitiitl Wf "never abnormally - asgiii-nt the reUf or hoprabl;, none has- been fnj-r
any inch liiiei Jt iuut ctihe iandjUive yoluni (Therefori; the highest j front out sidf fiiiSlueucc-aid iioue h m ,
gogradnalljr.but the iu-tual relaiivel j.ric-es, or thse hii li now vobtaitf'il U-en; uiore l-atriotic ' ' r'
volume mnst be and is reduet-.b dur-! with thecoiwituR Would not W in- . The State lias lost a brilliant and
ing the short tern for handling the! i crwwed, butj tlie Uii'deiicv would be I initrhitic Chief Executive, and it i
crop to .two-seTenUf iU average! f W-bring the! lowest jpric, WhJsefittiiijtl.iateVerjr iWiior 1.11011 1.l- I
during a part at leWt of the balancet j now realized bv the pnidiici-n- tip" to aid to Jus ineuwry. hith vj.i i h rot
oMtie jear, but there are reasons wfiyi
j;
not lute tcet t i
the ;
! Ill I
j a
'nrlfTlH? burnt itactMin i l-ttK.lm-tVt
uti mo-W-rtttHml UlT
th.
V
t w iih
V
n:.itn.
i'I U
looi t t luin tmtliuhle. ttheii on tlliiit iu
i ttmut the ratio f the Mili:nii i-i "Ioih
jU' and should pi rireHnttl bv, itb
u?urt" tiuring ine i-nori i
a 1 . 1 . t it . ! 1
i
i.rp
If
.
iume, wiiu llletloMnw:fcrl lei'.tK - n -
in in lie priiirr'i protiuc: ,f ukcus
a rill sititHte in i-ha
h f cnidit .Jvii-
iper, which cirt ii1atei n.- iitoiiv
jtHiomil h t" red
11 11 t is iieti hiki i ut in..
lie-l ftr
r uiti iMirimne oil iutiiiuii' 11
pe crop j
dunng the. short Wii will
1 fatfe My ,
j fU"ft
! Kioulu Ik aJdeil u the rain
inillv tt-t i -
?rti ' I
t ' Vtl-
tynemaking it ft- 4u :b.Vh'rt
ia."4on, and inaKing" Jhe nitn
f ..l -
iw to demand t hnmghout t
Itf Vlll r
iu l.Mlow Iing t-tMn.
deiianJ 4; crt4V .... ni, .laj
maud 1 1. ' This sho s t lie a
ftiv ,tits
rhii sht ji t be aei ual tie- 'j
ticiencv -lor contract ifu of the
Volume I
during the hort"ean. t-fpia
i -tw't-
tilths, or forty, jn-r -ent
Tpiere is
antetuai tle line in. prices
pial. t
rt-a-Hin',
f i((y per cent., dun jig toe-
thus proving the dt inoii.-ttat j
on inr-
rcct. - ' ; :. -; ,;.
"In suptKirtOf this iatenii. nM as
to the fluctuation in 'price e
I would refer to SiiiotlordV
ry j ar .
Anieri-
can
re tig i ires litre i
1 .St
inl
mi.'il tluctuatitMis iti irit r of
.......... ...4.. ...... f T-J"'
ine
pi'inluctrt alT'ti ly I II IniI
i nrv HVMieiii for -IwtMitv vur
i tf to lhtS7" was foi Iv-ouie i
- TrUs -
: "This pnuticallv ueair. tlui
! fariner nreivetl 7.1'-"!-ts for- 4 oiimI.
.. "These change ar- 1 na i.tbt rc
iluetioii of, general pricfvl that, iii'tst
follow the iilent ciitllTietjj.M.of the
relative volume if. njion -v. ai c.i.rdl-
)ioii that iS'uiia void. ltd v ill.' i'i-.-u!i of
a tit d and Mitlexfbh Aoiumt- lui-et-inga
great -aiitlaugiiiueiited ileUmiwI.
11 ItP OX Til!" V UiM 1 Hi
l'he foiielusion from all t his. -is
'
plain. The ' farmerf . nniK'es 1 1 : i - in
vest nient when the.vlunie of money
." e.iuri wiKn iri 'i.'e3ii,i,.-p.
He realizes from, his 9uelm?iit dur-
., k , .
tmg.the -season m vwhn b futes are
, " , . , i i
I depressed on accotiiiti.of -the fjue.ive
ni,
f.!!t.xihle.8ni,p,v;..; ki It is, uml
j i ... . . -L :. , f . .
r-- , , f,- ! . -.
(ht cen t. lower than -tli v.i-n- nheii
i mm ;J ,. r......u ..... .....
, aU:'- .'..- L . ..i..; 1 ,
I-' "S.oikI I lie iuaib-.pt.aev t.f tbe'inaftrialjy int na-d witho t
, , . tMiiiru iu linn nine oi lli"i iu lu
ll to twelve ii.i j J i ' . t i
. , 1 tleiitetlness and i. all jitt t uaMl ingiblti
1 1 1 isc 1 1 1 1 1 1 n a 1 1 on a y ai 1 1 i ag i ieuji u n
: ... ,- , . . I i.
of forty iier cent, annu.rlh.
OXI.Y TH K.WFWri.AT0K HKN l-Jt' lT'I Kt.
. iA.o class is -fieiieiititeil iiv tiiirt iiis.
crimination !exceit tlie e.xi;itjler
i "Every usiful and I pi:odiii4ive 'i in
terest in this;counfry Hioutd ijv ii.i-p-
lv interestetl in seen ring a tl v.iinlifv
for the volume'of money that will be
- i - .j t.t
a gurrautee against t
A- i :. i;: . .i
lis. , iol.'bt con
true i-iiiiiM' for
iiidii
ion oi ihgnc.ul-
ture.-
"The- methods
t'lie ' irolM1?.el
Sub-tre-au rrsisteni
areich iirt will
i exactly mwt this cohd
itioii. anfl thire-
J by l-nelit all .class.!
I ', ... , .
! of. ;i:iv-tV F'H'
1st lie settled iolicv, ami corrtjetl v o,
of this govenrnioiit ltd- forbrdj anv is-
l ' - ' ?:
sue or nioiiev except nv. in- igovrrn-
Ifeuf i Mi
IV I Bain I UI III
ik j ( irellll4ti,m;
; , t . -
ni ijiient to
One i; ttt hell
i it aiid... the other' i . to lend' it to
rtile lKoile, A."t a' iiiodiliealti.yi of.
"11. t ...... i.- ..t wltVi.r -it 1 .tl II.. fl .if.
i ill! If. II. I I? f T t ""'l' '(
: , 7 . i . ' . - - i ! : ... t
now i&ithtrt- ze.1 to deiKlt Hm govern
a - .f,- tt.51,.h,iMeH 'L,i , j;r, .
.. ..
i ey and.' provui
emjt-rg'fiiey
!:;', I,.. t ti, a. -iwl.l.ji.tv
lllgllientlll
i demand; Vratel 1
, . . - . i .
tlittllpfllg :l w'
.j., of agrieoltu ii,,.,
h(, 1 withoutt innlingt tb
u
! r,,iatve vtdunief m .nev alMv' Mluit
, . Uof V( - , in(, rf
. j - .. --4 J.-l volfin.e
. . . ... , f ( . . , iianM,u4 ii.at it
: valunHith gold coui.f l ten fllie Sub
Ji vatii: and i-l!h ientj fe.nedv
iiu;'1i:,;,t;;m" Ur-,
' ' . , 1 ' i -J , i
i uc iiiiaiu iui i'iih- i r
not.
m ii i i vii th 'ffr n i to i- r xT.
....... ......... --
. I o tins M-vere teM J e a-: vraie.,
i of 'the jiit-astlre are rtalv a t id w ill ing
to submit- :";. , ' '.r
H'ln' SiilTrea-iilrV Y-te,i ijt an
Nat-1
, .it:irir.-riU'llt' iif flj- nrei-ilit
iiMialliaiiking law. the only inotlitita-
iions being that the h'aii of. the bill-.;
,v the government U- ie: - rtVt rw t
: - . . ,- . I ... i
1VtrMlel
:,;,- alI'rople liayiiig f he tepttre.1 ; Co -
' I . I A 1 .. I . 1. .. I 1... ....I
i lateral W UrjIOftll, H0 I II.I I we- "'
n i.i.i-,.1 i. ,lf---,lt,l ii..n-;..l of 1m -
ius. restricted W: goverw.Knt Ihka
' 'lKt4ltlt
e, ideike of wealtli.'
I ' .
: :-.-'.- '- IT lii iiXVtX.
Ionev
oiit under', the jro-
poseil vyst,eiii
never astgnient
tlwrriiniiif t.Viv Imvhu it ei H 1 1 1 1
tlie mean price lowaru wmcii uie con-
rt i -
;l..l.-f ' 'I -.... - ;p ...-.
e for an
;to a few leading ph!;.K- of agri(H,l-tHe often nl tluit the re.t-n..b.li-
nil.U i,. i.L.IWi. ,.t .1. I.r !... I..I.1I.1I IWI3I-P.IIII" '",, ....' '
: We tliat form the baNi-i-f tl- exi-4rtM- " . " otlue; -weigh.-!, te.n .ly
: ..r it,; ...I' f.v-1i-i ti .tl uin him, ami wje j know that b-
. i V I ki i .7 ..f... p W - - .
huViM-rcii m;M al-o tctnl.t
i i Tlty " l-liliK'nt nu iiui
tint
J
Wiil'-f.i of treasury not 4 tl
HAnl;-i!.a piinty with gobl. x h i
3 IV 'W.'"S,JI U lloinilti' I-HI llte.i' it. I M
I net t c ri I t , S- ra I u n i n r- of
Rii:r";lia' eTeoiiiim ittl.tl i'l?
' atmuMtf
f . ii-5'. note I- ijit-ft.t
it- tii -.. . ?
I . i .iu u: ntvlolie ami lln-nio.- i
. etnemU4ii' wncli note Irjn; t
itiaii'iarti; jui an liHW a f..:'
I hat tlHiv(r a limit, tt p 1 - v t - . i
w hit h would dem-i'iate mieb no,t.
ud that .iu h liinit i ton
haugetl hv.CtrciMiituiHt.
fa . ....
V A I N T Jk 1 N I . fV 1 II K'Ot 1 1. 1 .-t i k i.
'l i laiut thai the"munt uf In iV
1 ! tv- -wiat wtmbl virenlafe I .
'i'uLMb on w 'Beat and cotton wouM, I..
:" 'U-IIIUIIttl t HI . ail Mlllolltvl t f .1
j!w,'H,,! ''' Kvvp' them yii a p;.i
' it V with gibi and that Done of ti.,
!.i ' : i i .t .
thiiiv,i,i!.,Vrtii'-nt. irmlit would line an)
'I " 1 ' "ii llllllll IIITJi WIIH II ,.l!'
iiewitMf!!'- -!.: m rteiMit noi. ,
f roiil t be" gobi tMiiilai-il.
in itniHid'eriiig thu proioitiou it
l!li br reinenilK-rttl that t lie f irm, r
! V,,,f. i'm Jh ll.'Hl to depit hi- u b- at
,MM eotitiii.! i t I a general t v rt-eo.n i. !
fW'' that 'fhe pri-e of tla-H- pi.Hi a i-
are n.gulatti by the exjxtrt inai V. t
jwldch are fil-ing the ninjl( lt'.i-:
,i itandard of , Iptniey.r and tin u li.i
tlie irij.!i of tdii u fi i i tiia v
witHifd li gold' price, and w J-iu-j--i-1
1 ij i 1 1 c reiuu i 1 1 t he t d u Ii l e o f d ft, r
et ic ctirrelie - auiiii iitml (be : ..
eral price - of Ciituiuotlrtie to .i i .
1 i-"f 'piality w th ui h cold ip.ioi.i-
from !,,"' ipr i iip- priuct tn- ttiii
r-ci'iit. hrluni ! price would - tabli1:i. .!
i if jljl'.'iaod li lool'e WoilldK" )lii)ML! if 'I.,
j lie farm, f , Ikt;iiii' run fia lln r .i.l
Itlltlous to the, olltllie of llie eiii '(.
jlatilrg''lHedlll)ll Wo. till ( IIH lejl ! d
ifurrenev so that it woiihl pav 1. ! i
'to fH-ll ibiiu to deit aiwl t h"
met would Come out of the w .1.1
ihotie's and tic- inoue'v go iub tl.-in.
and -on,-e'pieutly tint of ciit't.l.
j1 belt ly llilVoni.it it 'ill I y et;id I i !, : ;
juid maintaining t he-etpiili4iriuti
. . MiMI II ONOXIIC 1 lit t II.
I ;'Ji! 1 1 1 i ronneet ton t here j a ' 1 1 i 1
liuoire fui'oi tunt t oiisidemt i.. n. 1 1
lit be 'true that, of jsuch, prijilnet u-j
Lire 'leinling conni'iotIitie of ep.ir!
, I he doliiect ie piiee' ' regulated
lb- eVjK.rt market, I ben tin .Nil.
iTrea.itirv plan mind Ik- iidiuitnd i
Ih: the di' oery of a great wi-vhi. .on.
trrth, The pri e of thie pjode. t-ln-iltg
litl by the' evjxirt pi in-, it
jdepelitl of foiiie iijmiii the mi j.).! '.
of.gold u'ntL t btf .demaiii for ii- '':-.;;
ill sut h fonjgh count rni; thei' .,.
the nucfiuitiohs .here th not i..
nfsjNind w itb t he general level, of ! .
jilfil'es expr,tWel 111 local iiiimii v. nnd
t he prod tU'ei and coiii-iinierMie aiit
at Hie'inercv1 of tli4 fitc i'il.it''r. II
ft he doiue.'tie IiiU-i-.H goei !e 'I 1,
:t he foreign tp.iotat ion then !1 . i i . .
iia'a-stire e-hould Im- inniignnit. il f..i
pfeserv ing t h'.4ime rat io liet'n n ' i ie
hiipply ant) deifiand foruioiiiy lint
prevails , in the foreign omvIo t
'I'hiis ii t ffe.-tiUilly done by iiURi i
the tloinetic iiKhIiii-J .w hieh i pri 1
abroad as a ba-iii for a donn-f tl' i- -1
of' t iirreiuy . ! . .
. 'Thi.- Mltiu f a , ' j.r.it tii .iii. .
l't" haw Ift-eii ! liiiiiiM-ri il: bv' biiih.
dolilestie priefr of ( t hes" podi!i !
bai'd" on j fm ign goltl, and . w e n.,
projMW tOt, lltili.e' foligll gold ih ;i
circulating nitiliiiiiii in tlii eo-Milrv
fforVth' puriHij- of hanilliu' tii. -
prH4e w Inch it prices. '
l "tv i, 'ci-rfificate'. .are- i'u d
ugiiil'nd gold and, silver bnillion d. -jMMitiil
in government vvart-hon -.
while luidcr-t Jie.propwed l m i t
tlieatcs would? lie j4Mieil agaiiil -.'d
t-'oiii in ciifulatioii abroad I., it i j -
re-wlited by wh?at and cotton l i-o-i-t-l
in- the government wari le. i-.
here ! Thin luiist-fully eiiablih t!e
wisdc!ni iiud eon-u rvatiriu of theN--tem.
J I r; ' . -; Tl : ', . . - -'
Wil l. llfcXKVtT V I ii. .";
"The effi-i-t Of the introtliieli..n -f
t his 'fiVs'teui W llLIe of no dlfeej l n -
tit to Hie f a riijgc-f only m. it n iwn . -tliv
riniination-i. HLHin't him. 'I le
U-liefit will et)lie fronnllre f- i lli.i
money in put in circulation wb ii if
mailed to keeppri-e from l.tllii r.
! Th.'.roiill lhen wi le .a i.u r
fnl teljib-ney tijwartl the tabijit v .f
price, no diftt fiuiiiion for r a iin-t
aii'v( fJ.tV but an ipial liene'i! '.(..oi.
What the pre iid ui to . ir d . 1
ff o-ri.vn
f 1 luring hi mre than t wo y at - a.
(Overiior oi" t lie State be ba b. i, ii in
the main a atisfiW'tory Chi' f Kv -ciutive
io-tpi people;. I'herc h;is !- ii
Mlli4 CiMIaiilt Wild llOW '-HIjiI thelT
lieTiai U en l;iarjily i-ritici's!, .but.he
Ha iio'doiibt tri'-'I fodo Win duty: nod
to lii'- t allvthe p'JX'iiHibiliiic! of hi-,
nigh ofliee w (th CollM llitlo!l- fid. -lit v
aiid fairneM. JIN aItirinitratio:i in
l...ii i li'ir mill Iu tnui hIiou Ii ;u 1 1 1 1 1 v
If ,.,! J Iri; , ,'r.l Id.- tS,t.'.'
i t.u-0f tJu. .n.l and pon,o!. th
.,H.R.rfv and ii.lli.enee ,,f ;tlw t.,-
1 i .1 ' - 1 t
j Mr U'lf
i ' . f .
- Ilejw at.Jiiteiy mcor.ru-)..t
1'
I.. . . .. ; 1.. .. :. !. e I
1 sougui in m rit- to--.jrTp 1 1 .i
! ity, ability and an ey i-ight to tie-
;goMl of Ine State.
S The verdict of
history will !' that
I no,adJinnjtration in the history of
if t he 'S tut e b;ii lieeif niortv urozri--1 -
j Kir.
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