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VOL. 2c-N(). iiV
TARBORO N; 0., WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1812.
PIMC-E. FIVE CENTS
ADVOCATE
TT7
:h-
BRIEF QFifiiQKS
"I jKT him that hath r.o i:V v.
part." . I
Our forces shouM ru d , !
in the figh for relief. . i.'
' You have the uia:;?: ,' :iyl iht
ballot, exercise th -m. I
w .1 i
KKMKMKEIl ttial 1'M.e ii: 'U'- TOmc
through national, poll; icv. ;
Do nothing radii v. fi.reie
judgment and wisdom- Lefii. you
Ct. " j
Yoir will not .:a- ! i . a I ire jjilc
by voting for an A e Woo -endorses
fully the ( )i . t!i . fu ii:.
-"' IT - i .... . - : ... -
i.em paruxa.i i ' u t . ti.
your Alliance mei-ii-v '''IViiii u
mcmlx-r advocates ri:jv j Lrty he
should Ik; "calld fo o ''v i
Do not phow the wh!: 5:.j: h-?r in
the -approaching rati-; : -.j : ttlt-
ior your rigius ana ; .iT:-. ie
a mart and tnnl 'by jbr- rlftr. ''
Tiik people urd . -dei-Tri
have relief, ami they
"render in this tight i :
radical chain ire in' pre.- .:
We trust that AMI -i - i
maintain an unfid ! : i r ?
to the principle of i lie '.;!
Kef can only he oh !
tending for your print ip.?.....,j
I p every Alliaut euu;.! v f 1
i tu t v the ineiiih'Jrh'; -'. I I r
... ni ; n ........ -
.tfrMh ., a fat nier's t -
every farmer thou Id
lr. ,;
The national laws nn:.-: !--.-';t
In-fore relief can be ' s
must do nothing to
blrife or
. SHOT LIKE DOGS
Trrille Scenes at Carneiie's
. . Steel forts. (
MANY
FIMEERTON-K.ILLKU
HEX ! WERE
KIKLES JAN1 CANNON
I useo.
THE
PINKERTON EN
PRISONERS
XADB
l to
-ii r-'
i . i a
i
uitii tioni
-: Win
:"eiii;-
. .
h" Cuii-
Create Excitement PrevalHng
; Homstead
I " 5,; ' 1 '-
UaNEUIE ATTEMPTS; TO i 1 LACE THE
PiNKERTOJf Men in Possession or
His Steel. Works, but the Sbik
eks Object and Attempt to Kili
Them Thet AUK Attevtt to
liup.N.THK Bar(jeh on "Which Theib
Ksemies Were Quartered-Blaz
tsa Oil. Poured on the Water
The Sulitia to Be'Ordereh
Out The Number or Woundeii
W iL.tr Foot Up Nearly 350, akp
the List op Dead! Will. Reaoi:
"10 Cos-uress to Take Action- .
".: ..!
biikcrin;
evil
be brrthrt-n .and a-., tin I:
nothing that vrill nnjMiv
TlIB politicians :i v 'yi
ing that there i-t ,
wrong that has pro
Hp read dfplT-.-.ion and u
will sotin hygin to
how 1 ing" Hpcet lies. Vusl
to-tlay w ilPcUnioi fW t-ii
morrow:" .Listen.,
Tub polittcian-5 v. Ii
selves this year- t. ':
men from the n,o
prraching to t iiem i
a division in the r.y 1
love principles le.-:s -or
Stand hy yonr ! ;
parties, meusiireri, not
(Iks. John 'V. Vc.t,
was nominated i'r : ,
IVopleV parly ti.
James O. Field of
rresident. Tlii.v platfo
in the St. Louis pi.-;.":,
ntance A resolution .
asrainst .the I'on e -U.i!
ing free ballot ac! ! '
adopted. '
We have been infwrine 't
I roMKSTEAD, lVnn.l - July 6. A
4: 45 this morning three hundreti
I'iukertoii: detectivea attempted t
land from Vdats "at thct efe'el workal
,lrh'ev lii-ed on the guard , and abou
100 shots : werb f exchanged. Two
strikers-were shot. TJtt' ' Pinkertoq
were repulsed at 1 the tirnt i attack;
For tivo hours before th boatA ar
i i ved I) ue. thousand or six thousand
?0rft'oii3 awaited their coming on th
river banks. The shooting of thtl
two men ;nragexl the crowd, and thef
lore down upon the rinkertous with
-..H-ie- ! ('onnegie to oppress labor,
resistless force, driving them back tq.
the boaU. About' a dozen men were
wounded, several of whom are like!
to die. When the boats approache
the landing,-the first man who cam
forward to disembark aduanced wit
A oeneral fioiit.
( ai'il-I 'i'U; was 1 wirrn:il fnr n. renerl
- ildy 1 fi-rht. -There, was a .'rapid exchange
.vide-1 of shots from both sides. When thje
T-'lr-v s"i'le, hud cleared away It was found
I'nit v
!::;:igYd
ii. r--Ue
1 rual
last. The man was stamiiii" near exiKwore would result resnU in d-th . i:n;ai for murder, f The sheriff, will ! service in Under yers lef.re the lo iM
the Baltimore and Ohio tracks firit.jr! At 2.10 p. m. the attrmp' U thea hve to take tbm in charge, s:m f mauhKd lil sca,rtvly jnised '&
a 200 pound cannon, Irving U eink'the barge bv the use of burning, plid one of the men, 'and shouts of ; tlit: ni. riu he ha.1 wva W him- can m
u .... n;r.K h-a !;-: K snrfi rif fhevirr was ahH- tipprovtii rent the air. Seviuz that lf a name and a txm: 'Ax. .-..u- ' "i-
ertons. His shots went wide of the i uoned! as useless; and the men at h jlhu .'.ms the desire of the men. the envy of all his ene.nies- .lien . be
mark. A -moment iater the .mill ; pump! hou3e,coifined- their attenti.;p,J)oni,ell iepped -down and weat.io eul.. I he fttie-t .-pui.egvrie
...wi ' tn firih iWtA ...nnnn-am thHcf-; 'Wk io ket!) tliem to ttiat. ana inai i eonm urotiuaucv n i.ounu in
e, - i i t hi t w i '
worker's head was almost
the bomb?
from hisj botiy by a ftl-ot
Winchester iftthe hands of
erton; " -,; ' '
t 1010 a. m., near tlK; lavatorv, 'el behind piers -on the pprosite siU
one man aimed hl.T'nne and the next ' or tneJ river,
: ' - ;--.!.
instant a shout j went up, and a ; DYXAJnTE suggested.
; 'Vt '.i i
K- i .
i-'-d
! ?
Mr.
iiTf
e e
k r ri n i v.s i
n iii Jean 1 al! i;:J ilaak-
rrcvenr further conflict if
from a. i ine dvnamite Munbs, but
a I'ink- all fell wide of the mark. Occasional j viSKuntxis' men surrender:
shots kvre rired.by workmen sauu. - While the meetiug was in progress
possible. 1 the fact that froiB over si vtv .'mill-.
. . ... . i . . . i
ions of hvins sou l. ttiv .nu ai m-ris i
Mr- lir'noa tiiei- cu'i
to; fre oii.ae ? -aeted
"and &i).ken. bt.th
i;-. 1 - .1'!
Piukerton detective, iwho hud been n
standing ou the barge, few. The j ,aii .J.i- tn (n(ul the I'iiikerton I 'd out of un oix-niuer. and cheers
1A 1A1 1. I 1 1 I If 1 .!'
ounce passeu .i-nrQugu , aw . -mu aujlnt.n ok, the barges. Several barrels rgrem it,
ro' rlrrmTVHl in i lip ri ver. nver" to rise. ! -i L . -1 ... 11 wl .! -Tlr
he dropped in the river, nfcver to rise. of oi Uvre gecnreil, as well as several
OUT op AMMfMTHiS. 1 ; buudiled feet of lire hose, and elforts
The locked out men had1 sained i were made to throw a stream of oil
entire possession of the country's, upon the barges and cotnptetety satu-'t
lavatory and in this their
At 11 o'clock the men reported; tliati the Pnkertot, crew to show fight i-r jet
ik .- nf u.iiniiu'i'linii 1 in. 1 li Hntwnpil nr ImriKHi. bat tue iio' i t
in the uiilj another was
beinir held
-;,. riu i.
J. Ii h:l
ha t em ' sd v .thin r d l; i-.-r.it
Farmers' Alliance and Industrial judgtue-ii
lTnion. in its lst onventidn could to U ent nijes to th cause . pear -!
! iv trie oeJeajiuereu ones in tne ooac- ..
j The result wa shown bv a white Lth 1,wr wlU"
hour later a desperate attempt h t'idkerchief being cautiously shor- j
Disboiest nollars.
TWt eurrender!" "Victory!"
We have them nowT' and like cries
mng out. 1
'Then Hugh O'Donnell, accompan-
mmunii :Lt thi-m. tha intention tein2: tothrow pal. by two, or three ol the .old
: . : - - r s 1 t. . 11.
4: - .1. tk.. nrAvUn&n h.wl ' ' 1 1! vii ii in i tj t nr! H fmm t. fi ft shore a n - u v i ftT v v oiu m 1 .e rau uiHu ur
.ii f an 1 1 m 1 1 1 it ft ti rviiini 1111 4 vt. u w rv vwu . . 1
at least 500 rifles in their possession.
lkerious anuounced that they
the committee was immediately ienti proved to be too large, ami after i. would surrender on conuuion mat
after more. i pumping a few barrels of oil by it hey be protwted from the violence
tr,ii n'nr,r,oil r.f tl.f. mnit : 1 TiieHiii of a had force pannv the ! of .the . niolv- After a short parley
nBAr.tivn nn i,nr.. w hx h ! work Twas ' abaudo'ned -and men sent i thiA w:w agreed to a multitude of en-
U O. A TWVI tllVIt " ' " 1 1 ,
porta n c
the plii
lxth the
i.t i ;
The records liO-.tf Uieui
and imliW free ,c: nag, ; :;
V l . - ....... . . 5
.1 . ' i . ' .- . ..
I' ine counii, ptnai. . i
nresente;! t. 1
I'd
. el - t
."'oath and
e th al ' t of
. on think that
oiiestiou is nreen:e;i r. ,
1 etnoeratic. ai:dv"'Uepildi-
es can they, honest ly, ' wit h ;
v;i : it e
ili- suli trr;iury
I i v..-i ure U!iS:ikeu.
I ttx-n iry jrineiple
..; ,v; we w a ft it
..The cry of '"honest dollars raised can parti
bp the gold-bugs is simply the !d full sen.-- ,( thesr.: oblit;at;ei- t
cry of "stop thief" uttered by
thief. The men who are raising
crv most lustily 'are at the same t
l.;e:
th-itN-n h f
y the slf, home State and pat tv, aid eiliw r , v , . .
i - -i ';'S 4, " , of interval' ikis.H U e.'S;ted ;
ing the of. theni to ttie rrcsnlehey. , . -
met-.me T his is not n quetipn for tis to . - .
proposing to increase the- amount bf answer. ; 1 1 i.? fr .the. "irt y.
silver in the dollar. The present assumcj'no rexp!.4ilnlity!jJieept
dollar contains 3711 grams of pur ,f npeak the tru th w it bout l
silver, or 412 i grains of siamhrJ. :' We.n'iply inake a plain .
to
TalU'fing.
itateuieut
for the -party to consider aud ' a'Ct
Thus far under the pecnliaV
deiun it our : dutv
nngarvativn mn ntr. vl'-a ieti iix h wurK was auauuu icu aiiu "itu c-,.i.i y....- -
reporter. When depicting the early . for : s nailer hose. Meanwhile the ; rage, peopie were : howling for the
r,A;,. -.r,00 1,,, r.- u ,5.iml.M ran ih in the hands of the workmen i bloJ ol the men who killed, thftir
.,-! (,. 1. TV,.; tpnt. Ar . eniitimious roar. ' comrade. As f-oon as the committee ,
VI IX 1. 11 .AblJl CVA 4 I J W l.' w JJMi imv. ; . - y' "
tnrr I f rn r a i r 1 nau h sifrht; . 1 -r, kirtTtf nu i i ul V C V I'Tn V -M P. V. tiad afrH
ttio oi,nnnc .m,i fni.w hmU' fnrtli ' .' . i n -i . u- i -. huiiIml or more from the shore
the cannons and guns peaieu ioriu . 4,:J0 p. I resident eihe, 01 : ,. , , . , .
their thutider. O'Donneii summing t lhe Amalgamated Association, and aH uIn the boat
lip4 sufficient courage f tid: f. 1 comr4itte of representative leaders ! one ihaiV eleven wouxded.
an eye-witkW STDiiv 'of the woVk.ingmen,: left headqnar- ' -A united prss reporter went iut-o
At the first shxill of the 'water ters fpr the mill. Before going My. i the. frail craft and there found one
works' whistle' U meengeri rushed i-Weihe said; "We have just ended a ! dead antl - eleveiv wouuueo, i inner-
long alSCUSSlOri Ot tne SUUaiH. 11. V e i i Jii i:;cu. ncu ucic mv
Will m. hi worku aiid trv to i from, one liir fellow, who looked
T.revetit the firing of theboats. though I like a toutfh, said, Boston and CI
1 I ... . . ,1 1,1 -xvr u I . . 1 . j r .. ' lU(U l..,f
Im too late, auerin MC- i yo nau -i .-iriiisiieu iiiuai, ul -mwui,., uWi,
i UptU.
cireumi'tances v.e.
to go. It is f6r the party after a fulh
inline the i k"t .
r.
ami
!i -.I'.M .'e thju you do, and
that you uro-.den
it o tuit .i v i; mi ;tyr coun
trv. e.i.i Uroi n r at hrii!4f rates
rcial
world.
;'e ..; ide; sau-l 'lnr-v.iHW : Uat
theprc.ri't U.eli::g jit.-ai doing
and lt-s ;t!o;4o i f V ue p-Ieetivs
1Ut and h'g.iiiai.ite' bui. e-. and
corK t inrate th- worht" a ri.Iih in the
hands , of- a tew Veltlsh. schemer. "
We nnderstind th -'methods, bj
whie-h the rU
...e f i!imieicr are
silver, that is silver prepared Tor
coinage by haviug been, mixed with
alloy. . "
Now let us suppose that it is -pro
-1 c . "i i . . - : i
poseu to jiucreuse ine ':,v;cVn?Hieiatw:i upand the natural eircuta
grains standard m.the dollar f rom That this maybe done as h-.V; ,: .,,..,f , h- lif..Ki. I of l.i.s i-
412 .grains W ouu gnuii .. r. ai as luje vve reer,, mm i . , , ... v - , , t ,ho utire
everr intelligent reauer ii iui r-.r properi an i uon iy wiiri-an iw -, : 5 -; ;. ;.. .,...r;t
Ui.' -i i ii r .i . J t .. ..I .1. V":uintrn .... --i... ...v ......
! nAjiu . I All tir a n.i.. LVui.i x .. iMir.iifiir ill f.in .i 1 1 I '. ill . I ::l i i r uiii - i - . . ... .
iTrr. .. .'i ' V V , .i era. i of ;i ehv.e eor'Hi.mmn ol tmnk-
rhatn a,nto?iet doiiarr -rirsi urs involve! may tie passwi-upou Jr. ( p.,ve hn.
leC'us Uy down . a proposition: ; - . ! it. ' "i ilX 'own 1 aran,
i always honest to pay a Hell in The y iews of the Colorado tlelega-
thought, vtx.,
azii randiy.eiueiia. We
to mp house add drag' d ,nie out of
bed In a half dressed .'condition I
rushed to the scene and otr the way
met Captain O. C. i. ooa,, .of the
Eighteenth liegimenL. and John
Flynn. 'With-these in u vent
right to the front, stareling dt the
river bank with o.OOO meu..vho were
same kitul.of vwMii in which
contracted.
Is thereauy man,- be he gold-oug,
frce-siTverite, or believe m Hat paper
was j tion ai-ealsv thus expressed! bv -J. L i ' .
1 L Of novati: ! donH lieheve, thot liar- ; ' i! "
k'tunv how the iua-svs are involved ill
swd the volume of money', is
.
:....,.,! ..Mv- .n I'u .tli.il vtklitAfeii ifc
rison will get more than 15 jer cent - . x , . . ,
. . , m - , Biitnt ii. :ni a.s ivi. uiii aawmvvw
of the Ker-ub K an votvs ? I oiorauo, - , ' . - .. 4, ... - . , .
i . ! , - . . . .usnifss i,:iss into the hands . of
we mav
Cleary has agreed - to remove- the j there were dome
barges and the l'mkerton, ment, jro-
vii1i?il! the RtriTcers would agree to i men v. erem
from
nm a
shouting and yelling :i ii erlger for
the f rav. I could scarcely be heard
ler places.
fpleof Fittsburg
gang, he -said. His
stop firing from the river hank?. f! experiecKm the, boat was. the worst
,!,-...i- .nnn. iinnr fh.i iTun wi reneive. ! he evjer Jiail. tnougii ne natt"oen in
VA 1I b
workmen halt
1
'A'i lf
.t:
. 1
tliat the following
been, shot:
. Wllliiam Fry, probably fatally hi
jured. , '..' ' . j : .
Michael Murrv. dangerously ill
in red.
Andrew Bourler, seriously WQiind-
ed.
John Kane, badly hurt.
Harry Hughes, wounded.
An unknown uian, who was takeki
to his home, some distance froni
i loixiestead, was evidently badly
hurt
I About half a dozen of those oh tae
boat were shot. The : boats pullekl
Io-,va ,,p to the tuunp house of the works.
' tiie 'There- they were ! greeted , by tob
crowd, ready, at all hazards, to prt-
vent a landing;.
bv
of
Oo Vou
W ' r.iore.
'i'-'-! not
( Jell,
Y'C0-
.;tcd
-111)-
onoHijci ii g
i-.e:ii:.nu-i
t .. .:i'. was
on
authority that is tire -pur'ji e o4
opponents of our Kailn:.!
uioti to elect a U;gis!:;t ure
repeal the law or greatly :o.
Tiet the friends of the 1 .v
alert and lnow just w: e;,e
dates for the legislate. n- -i.i-.i-they
mnifta'e or vert.' !''" t
Salisbury Watn, tiiv. i.. , ..
Ik the railroads were- ni
government, not onc-ha'. : .v
tistui press of th (!a.. .
Fnited States woiiU'r be .d-'j
tinue. Th artis;in- -pre.-"
ally owned by 1 .Uk- nu ip;1
which the Uailroad- U
tiite your support t iY -e
that are not con t ;'-' ?"d
dycates, to assist in ti
tles for reform.
TuKKi. are lots of
tf, AHiiryt who fear
int.. t,?:,ife and. as r
...... ,
! fIXKliRTQIir men: armbd.
It wa. seen at glance that the
men on the boat were thoroughly
1 a the Winchesters were In
nlain view. Five thousand mep
women and children stood upon tie
Liver bank' watching the fight arid
cheering on the workmen ' in thmr
..trnrt to mcvent a laudine bv th
FiukeVtons. Not a Piukerton miu
was allowed - to 'come ashore, as lhe
men declared none would be allowed
to enter' the woks.
'I'l.e first shot '.of the engagement
came from the barge. "It was aimpd
at-a big Hungarian, 'who stood Ut
ed'p. The ball wekit
; .i .if' tb human target, bub'itwhs
;od
the
"omniis-
Ml Will
.i 1C
o: .th.e
i ,i::di-
' before
the barges
boat was a signal along the
front for renewed activity, both
and off the barges-
cot
expeiieKvii
he -jerhad.
money-wno wm aispuw.tuatr . ny jus oeeause or x e : uV .. - . , -6helulllir h-U; while pauper
even John Sherman assents to that. ! t he platform.. .1 ly silver . p la. k , . , Vug:lb;iml ; jft,,.
It is in fact the basis on which jhe pted by tins con ven turn is a little dow the lives it count
.houters for honest money base their ; betU-r. but not much, and 1 do not.- - . . ruihlvM
III I It
r
long,' but ordered
silver dol0rs each containing
grains stifndardsilver
debt be, litonstry paid
Know how the men will receive ! he evjJiad, though he had "be n
thia riroTMisitiorr. but von -can rest .mi
r t-u,. .... ov.ii-ai i nucnrii we will fitaii we can io ui v- : iui
position and with all his htreugth Wt further destruction ot rTiuum , e.qiecreu . get away w uu
i i. al ' ..I... f:,i'.iiifu rrVin mwiniiWratcaiid mav ! wnie skins. i ne steel workers um
. . ...i i. .l.':.f I. H. .., ' f. or. aiiHFr l.-e i'.hi- ' not . t th.'in bilk
sake put uown your giiiii- . auu iwi imus wiiu "vm; .... ' i . l iw. l(iii.r 100
i .- . a . i-,y. L i--L.it .1,.. i ,.- ir, inm- mi - of tl e year you pay tue loai.ti -imv
to the protection of vtmrtiuniiios uiiwoi "'V - i vi.p r,. . COn taming the
mi l i 'i.i n:i ... i. . t,-. - ivn ifirrxiiii u. i i hi i i i i . tii ? un i -i i h 'i t n i -. - -
Ane ooat Litue jiii, iiiuu .u, .:. ....1. v. . . '. ' Lt-. of silver Oertainlv t
to Homestead was seen ; .'. the .Jmen kkkel. - ; The first one to leave had Jw Win-, .,Ur.-j ...n ,r.ii- vonr -uoo
down tho. river, a large V t 4.145 p. mi just after Mr. Weih Chester . ride with him. "Disarm ! . , Xnhr . nartlv-' in
Uni tec States flag flying from the left for the scene, of action, a com- j hiia," er-ied the mob. auothe nilesj & greenbacks, nktior.al ' 'bauk
masthead. The appearance of the uiittoje-. arrived iat- head; quarters fr.n!'j-wer"e 'hi-ir taken away from all. andi .iww.i!X..r the
. . I . i m ' I , ' . IIIIM'.I .LIIV1 .til I LI V A'J t 4 - - ' -
ri'r.tl,eiiull.' When told that eihe . ..afiv.r.the property of .the mail who ... u,iM,iv n!li,i j)V of
proposition to make, me viiui-1 toes t he gun. t neu oegan a 1001- , . , ,i ,,,rw,. ., i
of the iconnnittee said: "if j ing of the boat. The uniforms the
man ' asks the. jg-uai-ds h'adhitended to wear were
to give up the eiiher i brown liito the river or giv-
Hungariahs Everthmg
1 1 - - - I . v . .
re:iso!mr. i. oeileve our ca:iuiuans cuu
Now let us examine further iuto jun.ch
It is folly
h . '. . . i.. j r . i .i .11
arger r.roiMjrtion of Democrat . " , , . . 4
r i t . .. . M.i.Mh.ti.11.11 .-.'li v.i'ir lfc i l.Mik into
this proposition. Suppose iwn bor-; ie votes.' Th- third party is. bound i j j -tr ' ;,,,-. ... ,.
nw$100 today and give-your m.te; to .carry the Slate. It is fp ly for , r'. ,.. UlMrhi ,eUoM the
7 - u nrrii ii i 1. 1 i
.-if t Vitii. Im Baid avpii hm . i nsiviible in one year, suppose
ei .i i. t- ilioin : ,r,S fho lii.iiwv in the .form! of. 1 '0 , bull Jo.e' the entire country. Uu K'ss
iCiii, uu vt uuv iwn v... .".-I" ov " -I . - " ... .--'-- i rjes
1 I 1 I. .11 .c fail f tan. mi Ul II ITiillI'M I. --V"
T I 21. I . I I ' I I . I . 1 I I Llllll T II. . u ... . . . . . -
f voi'.nfg i;:rl . and t.rok. u down wo-
" i" ' i J. i . .1...
Would that revolt in the West and South again."
, -atithe ud ; the?': nomination of -.'le-teland.-
'.Ve visit our faeto-
nd'ga?' at the' liinchetl and
of little-' children, and
National Watchman.
Approaching a I rish.
j--
on
had
mail
,V ei he or an v other
to withdittw or
inen
iiACftiiiiiir ii i it. mi. iiie inti2:v.o i .
:;rirr : Z Sie;ideabf burning out the l'inkertons,, to the
rCW, nearer it?he, or they,..iwill be run oft the jot the siihtest' valW that was port
was seen tfiat she carried a squad of grondju W care not gomg to leave
armed men, who were li.ted up oV of those nmrderers on the bte
the side next to the Homestead mills j to tell the tale. Is too late to tal.
nnen opposite m . members of the com i
nut tee started back toward the mill,
on the run, one of them shouting: ;
"W4'H htve the murderers burne.l j
' t...- i i .
out iiiisiue ul otu Hum
partment the men on the boat open
ed fire on those on tfie shore. For
ten minutes firing Continued, the
Finkertons on the barges joining the
men on the lxiat in the shooting.
Themen on the bank netiirned' the
fire from behind the furnace stacks,;
which thev used as- n shield
warm was the Lire ffont the rihore
that snore that the men oil the boat
were driven to cover. s -Several men
as carried away by the crowd.
'f CONTINUED OX 2 PAOSl
Oa tkc Death of Col. L. L. Folk.
I'-r-niKN'r: Since . our laat
' ': . .1 i -i . .
ucmi nam ! ciaimu as it
i) :;1 ;...- W;1ia '.1a.lo.l u-itb the :
i.,ieiiucni. "r . " . i.i. A.,
A V 1 I ,IJ l x-r
Mr
meet ing
vu :t im our great leader aiid the cham-
i of four cause, and Col. i.
. - , - 1.. rA nr,,!
on 'the ooat were seen io aui, iuu :
is certain, that thev were wounueu ;
the
thrill-
. ..i.i. .... r .1.....,'
1 1 i. r ii'iTiiiiru.ir ..l.i ;is.u ri . ill-ill : . . .
I1JCU tV .1 I lliucu .1 . ...i. . i IJt. 1 .Wi...
I . .- . . . . . 1 :S l!5. SUU. 11C l O liaoin i v. . vi
So i that the barges containing ui? uepu-, eoiintrvmen were
would immediately be. remov.eu i . l.-fJHllJ and uni-
ArrtALiAU Jjun tDavii , ei SUi eUl lU- . J nvw: nuv aiv
Assistant President Garland then i his enemies during life were quick to
took a position on the top of k f - l -hoiior and respect the dead hero. His
..! ,wl at th( ton of his Voicel,grcat iietii t has cease . to vibrate in
, .iiomw .s- . .1 -., .1 :n:....
JNo oneon shore was injurti uy fsaitjl: 'Men, for God s sake andlyour i unison vvitn tnq opprusseu uiuuwu
firing from the boats:
f '-i' ' TRYING TO pC-Rjf TUKX VV.
..,J.:itia oal-o iiiwl fni- vnnr own suki! i'of the Aniericau soil, ana
lit 1 1 1 1 1 1 V. O one. v . - '
; liv. n tTio-nlpiirlincrg of cool' head- ! ler.iuilla of -L. Ii. 1 oik
i 1 io.v. u w v ' j-- ,
nil men: W a nave POSIUVC ab&ui tuico i -iiaceu uuMwiui -
all
has
that
been
he gave his
: 'iiu iuiuui Kinjtiu'er ;
; The edict- has gone . f ifth from
i'tlie uepresenialives jf the money
pouer, whn'li iiovv controls the ad
"!;:! :t'rat ion of our tiovVrirmeiit that
. gold oh.ill Ik- ihe, standard of i, II ya!-S;-ttes,';ul
t hat a i I 'dvbj s and ; vy';il '
:.s .'oil . to .p.ty . ino,n y iuti-1 Tie dis
,' charged'- 'iii'g.iUl a' ilcke, unsuble,
iconsta nilv din, inching cotuniodit).
, The I 'I. i"d ted -State's, has outstund
iiig Mb.l!00.00- .of treasury not ef,
I -4 ,Liil' 0 . si '. vet- ei rt iticaivs .nii
$2 ot VO h ,ooo ' it". ,N . ti.ou al Llaak iUs
on wh-ieh the (iovei iiin;nt is i:UtMt. t.
In rr:u-V-'. .void, 1 lie United States
is lrr'ble to l.e c.i'.m d iili-m to pav
.. ., i . r . , .. 1 ..
over NUllJIOH.ooo. auu
The Little Bill made an attemydy deputies will be sent away , life to defend. What miht have
tie up with .the barges,- but thl anVall we want is the statement I been his future no man can tell.
is futile, owing; to the . shower of .T in fc t do anv more fjgut- ! His career had been like a meteor
. r 1 l 1 . .,,li flio ta-n 1 1 u J ! . r.- 1 1 .1I A It-
buttets from the shore, ana ' v
WM iuunt, "f,: " . thill von
' '.y II ' T.T ! .' .....1 .1 'r.l i ii tiiiH Jktn if
- i oriiiiaiiL ai-iu ua.imgi
. . .. ... . ... .
F. H. McEvor-, Vice-i'resideut of I reached the jcenith it haa ceasea to
- Uie Mahoning- and Chenango V alley Lsir.ce. J ust at tle dawn or success
at7 ii;iH.;rf "There has bedn au l as his wearied brow was cooled by
temptto set fire to the barges ma T yful sau(rilter Gf human life here j .thy refreshiiig breath of the morn, in
not prove successful by the raft pro- L,... au(f ijy an hieanS further sac-! the full prime and vigor of man
cess, aud another attempt was imade jfrif ' be avoided, i am a i houd he fell in the van with his face
Froml the converting depaBtment , f , t own i mt froni to-! tov, ard the enemy.
of" the mill to the edge of the river a..rt;on T know full well that "What brilliant, broken plans,
' , ii.
are ine
the two
boats passed down the river, leaving
tin. wpimants of the barges in verv
ifortable ouartera. The
a id it
can' in
. the
par-
1 the
j wide. of the human target, buC it wns of the min t0 the edge of the river . a.lCtiou j knovr fuli
; the Hgnal.to tile . Pinkerton hiento- here the barges are m0ored, runs a . coutlnue UolI a8 y
' begin, and for fullyn minutes the) ! switch. On this was run a car hllel mUithi wiH be rden
i continued to tire. ; ' with barrels of oil, lumber and waste. f , . , win btf
Tin
TDK FIIiST TIVFALL
first man to fall was Martin
!;C A"
- of
nicf
l ters
S '.'ll
i at - i cohirade.
V : :
i i i
pieces. ! I Tt. organ.. . e;.a ...t (ijc of the resc.Uers, a
care of itself. 'H't-fe j - - refused to give his n
no ansious to 'W -lhe OiVur di.-,-m the left kg fust as
too a'lxiou
rupte, liut the menii e
bv it. lhethreu. wh:ii
be faithful to your v
work should go or. ;
Do nothing to inj::ro t
! .. ii ,'
t ARNKltl K UK
tariff barn is-in
luxury vs'liilc a j gang
thiugs and ciit-ti'ro:)i
in shooting .some v'
i.i, ...l iiv his iron v.f i
-Ml
,1.- A . t.e l -
f
:1
.-car-
!e:iri) j
. . of
l"e-'
dering
not allow thei
30 per ceit. The r TJ,
no sympathy forlhi- f.'O
deheed by such daiuidHe
ous .'dnd "meth'od? as ,-enjjv
liegie tojoppress lal r.
Jf is verv.graiifyi'ig ;o
from ir V. S. :
the State Alliance, th:.";
celted more appKeaf,' :.-P- n-;i.i-j thousand
: Wrship - blanks witii;:1 -the p;.t bold'poss
month than he d.i
'YhU uew. sh'i: !'C . -i.cotir- entering.
aging u; all AlH uue, This bow
.1. . 'iiiiee i .ot .ty. o
.tllill UU .VI.- .
.waning a- o. -v
' l W'lllllll Il lV J l il!
ts reform if i:ed d
.-ill live, it- p";
forever. It is iii w
leettiring e.iini.i.iu!
i i i i ii
Xterrv. a heater in one ot the mi
lie wasbhot in the left side and ftll
face downward on a pile oi asnp
rJose beside Merrv sUioped otei
M err r'i nrvstrate body, and as Die
;., tlif nit. of raising him he
iC - v a v. - c J .
I and tell by the side of his
T'his- blooiiv speeracie
ilrMvtino- soirits of the
1 OllJ. V V v. - " r D 1 ; . I . .
crowd, and with a hoarse cheer halt
in .. .1,...,.. i.mn rnshea to ine piace
..... ... - - .
vhere. Mcrrv and the llungar an
.... . . 1 .1. - I iw.a
iiii.i. I hev picketi 4ip uic uw ra
, ' : 1 . 1. k. 1 ..... I t HA T M61 0
uni i:.rrieu i neui uciuuu nivn o..
Yelsnian, who
namo. was snot
he raised Mfr
1 t 1 C- A 1 - ioiol .11 MTV
i 1 i (n iliinrAri:in were carried to
. lllVt HIV A T I
iii- I'urman's oftlce. and attet
!,,."iv evrtmination he announbed
I- ' . k . t I...) k ni.n wmilil nrobablv (lie.
ItitlL well ...v. X
TH K 5AT.OOSS CLOSED.
:tMy i (Jeorge lietter,' a-proniiii9nt. ditij
- lir( : h. had his thigh shattered 1 he
ton nimes ot those auieu rc.iu
i t .u1.. VMUuoiul KnT.9 It
ed , Mi'ingei, oumi n an.v,v -
' . . of.it.i.t that t.h cantain ot ine
i !ii - - . - 1 e l,
ii:..l..(,. .lufivntivpa Alld tlVe OtJhlS
r M-uuu : ;i
rtiu - ,1 viavon i men were
men , i.
Ira; ;.i fmm thi river oartK dsuij
V"". ,lt,Jln
iia.e wounded. A-canuou w
ht to
' I 1a f T 1 1 A ' I I II kri IIJ1I B ajk-w
dO,
.M.'.d
Livn the Finkertons.
issued a proclamation calling on
citizens to remain indoors, andbor-
ill ;ilivms cioseu. Auvut
i. . . -
1 . f. r 1 . VQ f
i ii -i.k- 14 ran oi iusa v-t
of oil was set on fire and started dbwn
.. . .t inwiiril the barges.
I lie Slie.wi. . . i i
.nm the maiorii ti."
Vl 11 IIIV" ---- '. ,
J . . -a
of ' the Carnegie ptee i
. . ..r i .11" i. . n imivprik lijis . ... r
i-C't
To this a lighted torch was ajqUied
and the car cut loose. The .names
sprang up a distance of a hundred
freet, while great volumes or muuac
rolled heavenward-. The crowd on
the) hillsides overlooking the cene
seht up a lustv shout as.woru yeacn
ed them of the intended burniig of
the barges and all, on board J I he
car of tire rushed down the stbep in-
ou
ordered out be- j
fore dark and you will be defeated.
In case the militia comes you, xil:
lose ten men in every iustance where j
you have so far lost but one. You :
have trained i ust achievements over'
.' c -11- . r . 1 .: . ...
Flick, and now aren't you wining io; caueii . uB-piwmw i
boats to return l.rc-.i i gius organ lzaium
allow these boat.
"Yes. we will, if they show the
white flag, ' was the reply ot the. ex
cited men men.
At this juncture, 1' esident erne ; p
what bafilcd high ambitions, what
sundering of strong, warm mand
hodd's friendship, what bitter ren
ii:g of swH-et household ties."
As a husband and father he was
vnig and tender, as a friend he
sr., faithful and true,; as a christian
sided over the largest
in . the State.
Believiug that the' principles lor
Which he fought to be right, he
! soared neither time nor energy in.
!ieii)ioiaii.lgating the doctrine of "equal
dine' in the direction, of the barges,. '.'a h . jj the crowd ! riglifts to all and tfpeeial privileges to
and the men. on the barge ' watched ;af!,nflv'.here was a loud re- none;". ' i the cause he gave his 'all,
bear
Butk3
trels
its approach with blanchec faae:
TIf E KH.i.KD. I
Just, then the steamer Little Bill
pulled iu between th bargvp and the
shore, but on reachinig the ater the
car of fire to a stop. 1 The heat, how
ever, was intense, and the little steam
er was soon smoking hot. All this
rime a continuous fire was kept up,
and it is estimated that one thousand
shots were tired during tli is brief
engagement. For some unknown
reason those in charge of thy- cannon
on the opposite shore; did not tire a
shot during the battle.-.
-it 1-1.
The Steamer L,ittte, iMb wnicu
had evidently receiyeAl a fresh sup
ply of ammunition? "tand jeinforce
ments of Finkertons, contiuheil down
the river. Shortly before noon a
ten-pound cannon was planted at the
mill. .'.-.- ' . '
Following are the names ot the
men who met their death between
the first outbreak auUtho ohe ending
at 11 a. m.:
Henry Stnegcl. .''
Wm. Foy i
Pinkerton detbetive.
John Morri?, designated ' as mill j
worker No. 2. ; ' -
but instantly there was a
J port, and with one accord every man j h.
Unch.Ml nell inell !to tlie scei.e.- Even i ni
while the appeals were being maue,
gave his
life.
what inan
could- do
TOi' I1UI11U Ult V" 'i"ii.
useless, to continue the meeting and
it adjourned.
'The national officers returned to
the' general headquarters and it went
into conference with the leaders.
DISCUSSING THE SITUATION.
Seeing their efforts to fire
the
.t
his heaialmost-sevrred
chief leader Of the
..'' ; r , wurkmtlJ. went to the
,:,; i'on ; line o battle.
front of
The main, hgn
fr- . . - " . ! nmla nMr ft
iivelHtthatunieinB- -
otitankontne
the
was
Biuge
hiilo
Io I'!'
-in. ei. 1UI" ,irlrnr , breath I his
more
Xo iiuui can say that for one mo-
strong hearted nieu weae endeavoring i ment lie was untaithful to the work
fro' tinrnD oil 'oil the barges. It was 1 we laid upon 'him or that he in any
wav betraved the confidence imposed.
iiut amid all the storms and strug
gles of ti List's aud combines h-: was
made of oak and rock, and thesun-
liine of Peace he was the vine- and
flower.. Hold and fearless,, and witn
a hej.rt full of humanity he stood
aiono m tne aeiense or our uuiuos.
For more than a quarter of a ceu
turv this gonial Sunny South ofoifs,
rich in mind aud energy, has pro
duced no gifted statesman to be his
peer. During the humble walks! of
private life the gifted sons of f he
new South were proud to honor him
at the home of a Grady. Irr a pub
lic capacity and clothed with the
mailt ie of might he became the dread
of ail monopolies and j political
corruption. - ; j
CoL Folk is dead, but the work he
h.-'run and the influence he set in mo
tion wiHgo ou, and will long live
after the jstatemen, presidents . and
ki sgs shall have passed away.
Truly a kini: of men; a kinp whose birth
Spruntr not from kings or great ones on
c-irtli- . - i 1
ttare. of the miylit that scepterwl sptsnaor
briusis. - I.
The f aitkfTil servant of the kings of kings
barges were in, vain, the steel workers
' rested and discussed - the situation.
1 . . . "'ml' 11 1
liugh O Donnell, cool heactea ana
anxious to avoid further bloodshed,
seized a small American flag, mount
ed a pile of iron, and soon had the
attention of the 2,000 maddened men
wh were shouting for blool. He
'begau calmly to discuss the situa
tion aud to caution the men to move
slowlv. His words -were received
with cheers, aud finding he had the
crowd with him, he suggestted that
' i a truce be arranged until the arri-
Ivalbf the sheriff. He said a white
flag should be carried to the bank
and he ' w as going to explain his
i ither kind? The real test ot ! lie
matter is this: When you give vo ir
j note to thcJmony loatier for '.o-i ii
l is his privilege to hand you out ;i i .'
kind of legal tender money ne- . ry..
on haud, lie may give it to you in
silver dollars if he wishes. Now
when you gp to pay that,.' note--it i
your privilege b pay it in any kihd
of legal teller money you may b:ie
Ybu can pay itiin silve'r if you wish
Or-to make the matter, still clearer: ;
Sunnose for some reason you desi re i
to pay off-ihat cote the same day you j. oo',(X)0,000 laid by', as a: re--erve
gave it, anl save mtorest. Any kind f uv j (,et these obllgatiotis. There
of money that will pay" it any other j js my j,,.,. ,,f (Jovcrnnient Vviuk
dav. This is certainly clear and.in- j P11,.tPV- bruise it can selF.Uouds
UlnlHl uxoic. f ,
Attention, debtors of Nebraska,
stand up and testify. '
Q. When yoa borrowed money-last
month, or last year, or five years ago,
und wve vuiir note payable at a
future tirde, what kind of mouey didj
you get for it. '
A. Mostly greenbacks and si I ver,
sometimes part of it in gold. :.;
Q. If ou had desired to pay off
such note on the same day it was
given would i have been lawful for
you to py it in silver dollars?
A. it ? certainly would as they were
full legkl tender ou that day.
n What kind of silver dollars
were legal tender on that day? ,
A. Staudard silvel- dellar contain
ing 412 i grains silver niue-tent'ns
line. ' ,
Q. Would it; be honest for ' the
creditor to denifaud in payment of
that note silver1 dollars containing
500 grains standard silver,
A. it certainly would, not. It
wuld be as dishonest as it would be
for the man who contracts to take
wheat at so much per bushel to tie
man d five-peck bushels. -
r uaai u-finld vnii think if the
Lnrommfint should pass a law re-
quiring you to pay your note in, 500
grain dollars?
-A. It would be dishonest. Such
an act w ould be treachery to the peo-j
pie. v . : : .
Good people of America, are these
witnesses testifying according, to rea
son and common-sense? Are they
speaking in harmong with the dic
tates of an enlightened conscience?
Or are they cranks, luuatics, rcpudi
ators and anarchists?
From every honest intelligent
:citizeif we demand ah answer. Ne
braska Farmer's Alliance
Vi.'.O I.
! oil v, hie if i
without limit as. to amount,
Inis the tavinrr liower, and
crease indciinitely the burdens ujto:
the people."' To liieet the annual run
ning expenses the goverununt .Vu'usr
have,()ver $500,000,000. Upon; the'
theory that the tariff taxes! are paid
by foreigners, we have .noj, t;caion
to fear from that source, and our hi-
ternal' taxes- upon : l-ceiv : WJiis-j
ky ami tobacco are paid by: the con
sumers of those luxuries, -and may be
increased ;if necessary.
We can restore . uni' ftamp (axes,
and, if permitted -by the large, capi
talist We might re-enact' -tliatVmos
odious of all class legislation, ? an
income tax. With our- own vast rer
sources, and by foreigners, 'pouring
their millions nito olir Federal
Treasury u'nder.our b'ene.flcient tari ff
legislation, ,v no fear need le euter
taTu'etl of the solvency of the Gov
ernment. - . .
I low 'alxuitthe four-lifths of our
people who are in debt, ? and who
must pav in gold? We are the richest
people on the.gloU-, in houses hnd
land and ih personal property, hut
we haye scarcely enough' increase in
gold' to answer the demands of -den-
iatrv. ' ' ;" . -;:.' : - - -
The siiorttst way to get - Out. of
debt for those whose estates ; are
mortgaged is to tpirt-daini to -the
holders of Jthe incumbrance njiou
con the incumrance upon the- condi
tion of reiease from further liability
The contraction contethplated iu tet-
titirr fo:i "o hi standard iinint ;in
. -
Vol ve' debtors in hopi-lees
CV. '-. :
fmen,;and nifU iiiibi iiited by the heavy-
I burden o! never ending, ill-paid toil ,
fand then vve -cr'y ' aloud for a system
Hhat 'will a!Io. the 'nation s uioiiey j
to il . ii .tu-alh ijhroiigh thej-hau-
itds ijf commerce and pero-jrin its
work , nndindered; that, w ill prevent
the Lo:neriiig of :no;iey and tlie cre
atiou f pun ie.-: th.ttwill allow .the
law of .vujiply and demand To con
tro: th - pifee, of, lub..rjS prodi.e.U,
ilia! will leae no ch tnee for human
ay:ic to pro'it by other's uiisfor
tuiiei; that will conipel the jtioney -loaning
fraternity ''t"o acquire the
Uie.-.us of existence by honest eiTnrt.
i Give its the iub-li-i-asury plan, but
we d.-!.iu:.d thitt you bro.iden.it.- We -wjuit
s ): thing t'i ti v.e can- taLe to
ilVk -f;i-r';nei- t-l .the '.north' ami Cast ,
.u: tion or .gram crop
'."'now uioi ey, but has .
other biiitk'abk-'Security tlial is just
.'is goi-'d. ' e ; waist- sonH-thiug that
we van cai ry to 1 fie h-gitimate btisi
nes.i uni 'ii and sBiSv liini where he
can derive a beiictit. We want
sij'methi'ijj ,bri.id enough to bring
help! to every citieii who neeils hclpi
ami relir-ve .--hint from, the -grasp of !
the fellows who. buz.ard-iike, feast
on other's liiisfori uni's. 'j ,
Take the kauking bitsineks out of j
the hands ot private eiti'u!' and;
plac it absolutely ; i:i the hauda of
the gover.imeut. i'rovide for the
loaning tlejiosU, and exchange of
money. Determine what security
shall "be giveii; what the rates of iu
Urestsh.ill be;. and Iheh do busiiiess
with all the citizens of the United
States "without discrimination- .Gov
ernment hanking should becoiiduct
ed On strict busiie-as principles. Good
security should always le demanded; .
that provision of the law complied
with, and noverninent ha no further
ouestions to ask. All men aru on aiK
i.fin;itiiv Mini no . iiiitn can be the
victim of another's avrriee.
Yes; give us the sub-treamiry, bnt
give it to ns renieuilx-riug that all
law-abiding citizens should share the
game natural. rights under the jaw
and that shis reform movement is a
move of th! xjple and not the far
mers ajohe, but of legitimate unitetl
for the'' -common 4 weal. Cincinnati
. r.at'.l. . '
Priority pi Issue.
Colorado and Silver.
plan further when a howl arose
- 1 A 1 ' A
r.ei -io. . i j i f rom a tnousana tnroais.
Siras AVilliams, nun worker u. o.-
- .
BUBXTKO Oil. VSEP-
The men having charged ,the can-
Mmo rau-
lela river
ilarges j in
' JfO WHITE FLAG.
. '.'Show the white flag? Never,"
was the cry. "They shot at one flag
this morning, aud
if there is anv
white to lie shown it must lly from
the boats." .
: "What will we do then?" asked
O'DonuelL
"We will hold them in the boat's
i until the sherriff comesu ani wcwiil
nor. at the Baltimore and
road side of the Mononga
.t;.m.l firinn on the
tVUHHWV- : . J
-1,;..;, the dentit'us reiHiaiuetl. A
wm-' , t ti ? 1
leak sprnug in one tt mem, taust
by the continuous fusilade of vow
Ji.ai.le ofi the barge
ar hWifUi vi, adyUaie .armuU 8worD out for J
tides
What Others Say
Tnilv a barl; a hard who saps no song
Floo-Jini? Heaven's gate ui avormjr
YpI left one strain with lffty pnrppse rife.
: The siuiptc r-onl of a lioble lile"
ljrn amid the hills -of Anson
conntv with no legacy but hisbfains
anil nu iiiperative but his indomita
ble coiirage; but to hard mauual
v w
Messrs. f. W. i'atterson, Henry
Paul,T J.' O'Donnell, M. D.-Gurri-
gan, D. C. Donovani an William
Bayley, delegates from Colorado,
hitve wired the following address to
the; Democratic voters of toloraao:
Th. nomination of Grover Cleve-
Und and the palpably evasive decla
rations upon the silver question uy
th llomoeratie. national convention
'f.nntii tVii. Homnoratic narty of
WIUIVUMI V U - '
rvdnr-.ulo with a serious problem.
If the convention j had declared tnat
fr i.imeLil lie coinage was a tenet
of the party, and that Mr.- Cleveland
accepted the nomination upiu s-"
a platform, we might have reetl
upon his reputation for honesty and
belived that he would, in response to
the obligations thereby imposed sign
a free coinage bill, should 1 Congress
pass one. But with a platform that
is mtenaea to oe quowru iu
..a nnt binding the party in any de-
rree to free winage, and in the Vest
as being favorable to it, and witn a
candidate for the Fre-idency whose
past utterances and official acts
show him to be unalterably opposed
There is a tremendous thougjht-
wave agitating the masrfofj the peo
pie everywhere just now,1-one oply
needs to read, the various reform pa
pers to discover. Every phase of jk
i-.- i X .1 :
Tire attempt t forcw tariff reform
as the, issue of the. present campaign
has egreg"ii!i,lt failed. The eopIe
I are not iudisTerent to the iniquities
bankrupt- of McKinleyiMin, but they insist that
i the iniquitiVf the mony monopoly
are even greater, and they refuse to
be div rt- d from their attack on the
"reatcr evil by proniis'! of reform
ing the Iei9. 'Tli" tariff taiea hat
we have to -buy, but the money mop
ojoly Uxes what u'- b.ve to - foil,
whether it l.ofir product Or '.labor.
Now, we can, ti a - c-otmiderble ex
tent. nleavs v onreelves whether we
will buv or ) not. but' we
- !
have no
have for
iitieal 'aid social reform is being dis-
,.,..A.,r Th.iones und nronositious
i."1'-'-"' . " r . . . . . . . ..ii. - r,-
of all sorts are boldly advanced and choice nut fit r
. . i.. i.ii., t,iu,i: f ideas S'tW U hen wt ell we ant dollars,
t . ..1 .:..-r iil.,.I.li- nrl if dollarii arts hcaree we have to
at no period in history have. tucL put Up w.th a few of thm, .After
.u.r-fTii thon'rht-forces been at
work as now. All this means some
thing, and he who thinks nothings
and he who-thmk nothing will come
of that is all froth and delusion
will find himself baaty misuiKen
we
have got the dollar wecan please
ourrelve Mfhat we will do with them,
if we have anv k-ft after nay in Z oar
taxes and d-n", r.ui in wj
with' more money iu ijreulatioti
we uon Id receive
a large sur-
imoii;
lhe ih's
rt i.i wwti . ' "-th :(. ' munt !'te.tter tirice au i. u te
A lie 1 ) 1 '. i tiivtob i v v . i - : . . , . -tw
i f. f. iv..,i. m,thl ti. it., with as we i.-jfe, tar.a or
advance. i ii'q o vvu'v M r . . -
l.TVtrand. Nek i J V: :. i :
The Alliance should .have absolutely
nothing-to do with the jolitics of 'its
memWrs, if it is "nosi-partisan" or
;.,.;t;,.n' Tt uonld leJ no more
I'4IMMl'Mt " ' ;
f5 .
wroii" for it, according to ltd consti
tution,' to try to educate its members
in favor of a particular fhurcb, diiU'
for iu literature to. declare all other
churches fale, than for, it; to edu
cate'it inendM-rs in favor of a r
ticular partv.and for its literature
to de lare that both old jarU".are
fal, etc. KinftOtv We . Pjre
.Kiuston N. C. - ' - -
lx-t us try and make tuts toJUt a
little clearer. Siipjos a ' fanner
now Atdl-i f-r.i. worth of etuff a year;
aad pavs j50 tai- ami 2oo for
laUr, l.-aving .fZ for himself, of
which-h spende f0 and saves $50 .
Under th tinancial eyfU-rn we are -
dv;ating pric.-s wotildj double, and
ie would sell 1 ,OoO wTlh of staff- f
Ho would pay tb Hiime' taxe oO; V
ho would pay double th wages .
$100; he would pnd double 100;
and hii sayings woull lw $150 three
times teliat-thev were befarev
a
he
mist stand by ur principles.
saw one
7 i 4iV nv.. ; i ;
t