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VDSIAH BAILEY HAKES CONVERTS
OF MOUNT OLIVE BUSINESS MEN
FOR PORT TERMINAL MEASURE
A'Large Crowd Was
/ Present and Hough
/ it Had Bean Reported
i that Most of the Peo
j> pie of the City Oppos
ed the Measure, Many
V v Heard to Re
( JEHBi That They Had
Kftil Converted. ,
TIK) Hopomble Joeiab Bsll*y *»»
' >lie prlaicpal speaker at the regular
monthly meeting ot lb* Business
1 Men* rioh of *t Olive liyo night,
idwvtJflM »>to Use. agtl remark* to the
advantages to be derived from the
establishment of porta anil terminals
to this atate.
The mtetiaK was called, through
-ike aollcltstlutr of Mr. John K. Maw
top; of this rlty, who In publicity
chairman for thla •county for the port,
terminal measure.
The city hall w*i tilled to rapacity,
and ‘he ladies of the city had pr*.
pared a special luncheon for the or.
caaioa which was greatly enjoyed by
•very <y>e. before Mr. Bailey ww ln-
UoJiircN and liecan hU a perch.
following the Introductory speech
hjr Mr. E. S Rick*. president of th*
. Business Men's ('tub. Mr. llallcy paid
homage to the Indies who had pre
* pared the supper. apnl-,*tx*d for the
(act that he «aa apt an orator, and
J*ii)ept«d.,tii* (get that he. If ao con.
fide red. fi.uld not afford to bring It
it l*o play o« thla subject, an it wga
V matter which «a?|f« for Bound logl-
VMI m-bpils. uad- arsaawuibi, flit, Ja
\a matter *that I must talk to you
y *i left to you I 4,0. Juat as 1
WttM htfue a case be hire a court.
'Vt|t I* a buatneaa proposition which
*n* for good sound logic, and
I ' l< nik whieh It mtiat aland or fall."
'tyJlailay Spent eome minutes In
>^ i,f,k Wg the importance of freight
. rates. V, wh#{ m<>ant , 0 uj,
Individth pbnpp.maed the fact that
rale. problem, not
Jwat the pAlmn of the man who waa
responsible t , b „ . blpplil|{ o( tb „
mrrchandlm. y lfcr m „ wbo rrUUetl
h to the cohai!l. r
"Everybody L, who
eat* food or vA elothtn. gome
pay „ a .
must help -pay they^^,..
"If you ar. *gf fTt ,g h l
chnrgen come* down , you.”
Mr. Ualley «'omi>*rn th e ' c |,|ea of
North t'arollna to the otb er
-stales who ehjoyer port , n ,|
c».m par ml their progrea Ui our ,
much *o ovr dlaeomfttitr.. *
"Tiff progrea. of clvlll*A, n UIMI
the growth of the Cities, anil vv#l | o p_
jpent Os their surrounding
dependent on l^) Rbl
J* *•"
J rom freight inducing Invent „„
lb* progreae of tha rae*."
Illiuu rated Oa follow a: The IV
\ *n of the wheel over the ol)
\ r) of dragging tha burden* along
, lie ground, tbiia Dihtenpig thi
X /at, and reducing tha coat or
jnpiflrtatlon; the invention of the
pNtEv" propelling lb* "nailboal along"
«M k >"g eg ame the method of iran*-
porta) lon by water; the locomotive
ehnlne; »"• tha tmn»|Hi r uilon of
fIM r*r power by wire, which tu+na
the wheala of progre*u for hundreda
. of mllea, inatead of having to whip
U coal to the point of contnct. ami
having to •-real e power for thul
one plant alnoe."
Kvery treaty elty of the world,
tvg'ed Vlr, Bailey, "owe* It* growth to
nW **‘ ott * nitea. Umdon.
•; H Pranelaeo, Chleggo. Uverpool.
I ls*t York Baltimore, all ow* tbelr
ill *1 '<> favorable
ij I tffiog freight ...
n \ jh Carolina ha* heen held bark
\ Mr. Bailey. b*raii»e »he ha*
\j 'u» -tHiafflmlnulPd ugulnui In freight
li {] •* why our p. ople nrr rela.
II poor. Thi* I* why we h*ve no
II /l»*i eHlea, Thla la why we have
•* I ite mnrhwta for our farutera. no
agrlrultlire.
! Xt lie llr«t speaker in.iliUratr.il
glaring ejyynpl, * of dIM-rijuk.
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
< PAGES TODAY ‘
■CUT OIK OFFERS
I TO T IKE STOCK IN
;wt on pm®
dialed the Itaaiber Company
He Representm Will Not Rc
•stablish IManinjr Mill in That
City Which Waa Destroyed
by Fire, But Will Help in Or
iranizatioir of Enterprise Com
pooed of Business Men There.
At a meeting of th r Uuainean Men
of Mt. Olive last night, the presiding
officer, M E. N. IMeks, made tin*
•>
statement (hat lie had received a let.
ter from Mr. Nathan (VB*rry. of till*
city, to the effect that the l umber
company ot whlah he w«* president
.and manager Would not reestablish j
the saw mill in that city which had
been destroyed by Art some time ago. j
hut would—Arro the site over to the
rlty of Mt. Cyjffe, on which to estab
lish any kind of manufacturing plant
they desired.
Mr. Hirkn staled that Mr. O'Berry
said in hia letter that he would take
a liberal amount of stork in any kind
of enterprise wished to .-iiub-
Hah on this property. 'Om_<iuh look
no action on the -nSattsr at last
night's meeting, but wan urged by j
Mr. Rieka to be thinking, and talk,
ing altout it sh It would Is brouglu
up for further consideration at their
tegular meeting next month.
ÜBIJMETIE
States That if the IVnple* are
Careless in Regard to Their
Vote on November Fourth.
They Need Not Howl if Cal
amity Comes.
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Louisville, Ky.. Oct. 21. (APi*-Tio*-
•ng hi* brief personal campaign with
un addreaa here tonight. John >V
riarla democratic nominee for Presi
dent warned hia hearers that the real
Fs*U* before the public today w«i»
the LaFollrttr ballot, stating that
the fate of the country for the next
four years wa* hinged on their, vote
on this Ishuc. |jr warn'd th'- voter*
not to fail on that day to discharge
ihe dutle* of citizen*hlp.
otKjJte hat lot of this country,
and the ballot alone that the -coun
t Hes dentinv resides, and if we arc
fal*e by «t#ylng away by rareleas
ne*s air wor«e, w,< cannot crltlze the
"hort comtng* of those who take
public, ufflc-, Wa* cannot 'complain
If disaster come* - _
Eallirr'ln tlie day nt I’rnnklin.
Bowling T>reen. and Ellialndh Tosfn
the cnndlilute wlrea'ed the sums
measure* Jn *ree«*|ie, from the rear
.platform or hi* car.
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-The soil of Hilx-Ha (s anmetimes
r, *V:en to a depth of S 3 feel, no It Is
i **S difficult to dig lishing wornls.
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LET THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
BEY YOUR XMAS PRESENTS
k'm ry **° y, Girl, Falhcr, or Mol her May Arrange Throuffli The
N*w« for 'hr I’urchasp of any r Xrllc!v They Dcnirc. If Ihe
Articl* Wish is Nol i.islrd on I'affr Twp of This Issue,
ne Mill Arrtntrc for il for Them. Gel Started Today.
I'limSTtUH IH COMING. Thai
thing E* sure, ambthare is not p
tterson, man. woniun.Voy or girl Hint
• 111 not w l*ti tp gVe presents to
tpelr frlen.t? and -grill wl*b to pr*
,*nt gi't» who not*- «i« not
flnanc ally able l.jrr TyjK uof,|>s
IIOKO NKWH HRI.F Y(K*
The (a)|.|iHlH>|(o Nh’tffs ha* ar
ranged with ptffk of the Mer.'haht*
of the city thr uigli a six-ckj adver
tising ("imiutign to aw.i(C> >.%r very
vsluahl'- print to any per\ug who
may Ami they at* able to DO JIJBT A
I.ITTIJfI WOltK.
The hoy of girl may select from
our FKIZC 11*1 a* published on pgg«
iIWiCE SUES OF
! FUR TICKETS GOES
r TO DEW RECORD
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Shcrefary of the F*ir With Ihe
Co-u pc ml ion of the Ro.vm of
the City are Selling Many
Season Tickets.
The Recretary of the Fair AssO
c.etiun. through Mvr co-operation of
several the young tidy* ot th*
, city.' launched a veuaou ticket (to
the Fair campaign Monday, and ac-
I cording to reports received from hi*
j iiHT<m* last nlglii the campaign k
j meeting with remarkable aucc*»a.
Thr purpose of the campaign Is to
rell season ticket* |n advance to the
citizen* of* Ihe cpy, aud jotinty »o
that there may not lie ao much con-
Je»tlon at «t»e gates on th*lr arrival
at the
(the buyer, a reduction la made In the
price of the ticket that really make*
It worth while for the "patron to
make the advance pureha**.
Th* campaign, according to Infor
mation. will continue all week, and
| every rlttgen. and especially those
who live in the city, are urged lo
| tke advantage or this advance sale.
I ae d-good aUenduncef each day Is de
sired. snd the efforts of the fair of
ftclal* In hundllng the crowd* will
, l>«* made much more easy If you ul
jicudy have yonlf ticket when you np
Pfonch the gate- —— •
(id vour tick't now.
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j Prince of Wales
Suffers from a CWH
Hamilton, Mass., On. 21. (AT—Th*
Prlnfe of Wales wan conffned to hia
room m Montrpal witji a chill, and
will not come here until Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Tinker. Jr . who are to
lie his hosts were notiflid tonight
It was nuiil the Prince's condition
was expected to improve tomorrow.
DELU OKI IS TO
MESS TOE LADIES
Wpll Known Speaker Will Talk
to the Women of (ioldxhoro
at Court House This After
noon.
Dr. Delia Dixon of HaMgh will
make an addre** before the ladies
of this city at the Court House this
afternoon at 3:110 and every womah
in Golds bn ro_ l« extended a cordial
invitation to he»r her.
Dr Dixon I* do ng her part In put
ting sern** the democratic campaign
this fall and has n»«*t with great su-
In h*r tour It is hoped that she
will he accorded u warm reception
here.
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New York. Oct 21. Cotton futures
,cloked steady: o*l. 23.71-23-78. Oac.
22.81-22 kr>. Jim. 22.!'f-22 :m, March
22 25-22 27. May 23 t5-23.M.
Bpota, mbldliag SUM)
two the article* he or ahe may wl*h
In give to parent or friend, and awcure
the arti. le at' nu egpen.e to tbem*e|r
ra and in till* manner tie altle lo_]
iward ji)*t in many pre»ent* aa III* >
deni re. ,
The wife or hiialmml may a*|ert. j
nWo. from our prixe Hat that which
they wleh to give the -other, and by
dole* a IHUe egtra work for the
Hotdnhoru New*, he »hle to yrure
(hit gift at no »«|ien«e |o tiir-nieel v*w,
Make up your mind what you
would like to have, come to the New*
Office, get nepriiary ln*tructlona a»
to how to aecnrp the article, or or
licltn. and start at one*. ,
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GOLDSBORO, N. C. WIIffBBDAY MORNING, OCTOBER It, 1921
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GOVERNOR CAMERON MORRISON
GOV. MORRISON HOT ON
LIES ABOUT FINANCES
OF NORTH CAROLINA
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Stales the Finuarial Condi!ion
of this Slate:is ns Good as
That of Any Other State in
thv I'nion. Mill Speak in
Goldsboro on the Terminal
Measure Saturdpy.
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tny J. D Dh k*oni
Aahevill**, Oct 21. - Th* elate ht
filled with nm about Its .financial
(onditlon. Governor .Morrison *atd
l.*re tonight tn an nddres* udvnrut
ing the adoption at th# poll*, of the
stale Port Terminal* plan A big
rrewd heard the governor, who gave
hi* usual argument In farvnr of the
trropewitton, un! in particular |silnl
ed out the benefits of through and
Joint hills of lading betm-in ship
cum panic* mid railroad*.
f There is a great deal of difference,
he showed, hetwern a general tk-duc
lion of irelght rate* and th,--.- joint
end through htll* of lading, by mean*
of the tatter freight would be car
ried the long haul over water amt
th# »hort haul over rail, at a grently
reduced cost of transportation. It la
mandatory upon the Inter-state com
merce commission to order t|i»se
hilt* Os lading, where fhrre U ui-fu.tl
water i-ompetiflon. ha »bow»d
Thus a gr*ot volume of freight
would move uv»r water alone; soni*
over wster and i»artl.v try (ruck, sons'
over water by long hunt, rail the
remainder of the »bort haul, benefit
|hg nit part* of Ml* »fntc. the In
terior pomt* u* well a* tho*e near
th* sen const #
The flovsroor laid great sires*
Upon till*. In view of W|ji«p#red word
‘that Is being *pr< aik*. thn* rsHro:nl
w tft no, longer meet water enmpett
turn with lower rpt.v« to Intcjim
point*. H* showed that th* joint and
through bill* of lading would lir'-ak
down the high rale •»motor*, and
<v*n If rate* in gennrat w»re not. r*--
ouced. the saving by tlu ni alone
would h*- tremendous.
H«>me freight moving wholly Tjy ;
water *otpe partly by water and purt
If by rail and aonie pm fly by water
and partly by truck. Th<- Governor
drew th* attention of hi*
to th* lnim<ti»<- savings that would
accrue* to the p< dtrie.
Taking up the matter of talk that
; ’!;# slate will Is- pressed tor money,
the Governor stajed thut tlierd,!* a
crowd of -love-men In Italeigh who
| yall deficit when a |irogress|ve step
is proposed, hut can always lind a
erplu* when they have wne- pet
measure to put aero**,
In th» < pifuon <>f Him-, able Itusln
••** tien who t*ve«vlga]/d the pro
3-g*sll on and r*i omio< fid> d It to the
p stner»l assembly, h* said, th* ter
minals will pur* their own way Ts
“om* money |,y sny chance should
be' neetfi j. he *«fd. it will come out
of the general fund- nnd the people
W(ili not he burdened with aut «d
--valorem tux so If lim h< gave it u
<h- opinion of Mi# nine against those
who ohtect that the teimmal* will
l>ay their own way. >.
Me refern d to pa*t eontentiotia i
that that - woe a deficit tq th«h*t u<rs|
, (Continued Oh i’oga Five) .< J
DETROIT Kim
i CAUSE DISTURBANCE
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Police Disperse Crowds After
an Operation on Tear Glandu
i*' 'rod. Mich. Oct. 21.—A riot call
w.is sent., hi'police h<md(|nariers to*
j night wimh a crowd ol person* said
Ito be Ktl KlgX Klan sympslhixers
j were reported l o W attempting, to
j prevent pl-rson* irom «-uterlng the
jArena Gulden* where Aldrich Bl*ke.
former secretary of Jaek Wsitoa tlo-
Govemor *ol Okluhulua, woa
I scheduled to'apeak.
I The liistH rseil -a crowd
around the Gnrdc.n entrance hy using
j' teur gus bomba”
Truth is stranger than fiction, and
among-our present hook*, a stranger
Ito llcthwi.
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INorth Carolina Orphans
To Receive Attention
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The N. Orphao AMMorintion is Asking That Every Citizen of
l ht* Stale Donate t J .tc Inconte of One Day lo the C«re of the
Orphans That They May Have as lleasant Thankotivinff Day
as Any Citizen.
* r i \ j 4 *' . > :,( S . t . 'W ’ K'-fl
i The -North t’arollnu Orphan A»so
‘jatioti have written llw pr**» ot tb«
iAtuie .urging ihut puhlicity be given
tie efforts of lit# Association to pro-
I pbrly csrr* for the needy cluldi<u, on
' Tluink* Giving day
KV*ry year Mil* Ass s-i.ttlun. In
»otr»e manner, make* a .per-tMI effort
| to *ee that th* Orphaned children of
lb* Htnto are properly cared for,
that they may realize, .that though
Guy may be un.'orlunats in the fset
that they are lephnns. that they may
cot suffer the lack of hrotli'ilv luV*
and human kmdne**.
Th* letter to which tn* A» <Kiutioti
is tailing the attention of the I’r***.
'l-nd which they deetr*- publicity glYiln
a* follow*: '
At a recent meeting of th<- North
t'stollna Orphan As*<Ktlat>on a r#*o
lution wan uuanlmounly adopted **'
pressing to th# of th*
tttate th* grateful apprectattno of the
organtzstion “tor Ui*ir liberality In
«enting th< ne* J» of the father
- I rtfs on*-* to ttM-*'ptiM'i " Th « wus
nutty «lmply a formality, but expre*-
dve of th#-actual feeling of the A*
spclatlon
■ Another Thnnkeglvlng *#a»«»n ap
irixirhns. and H*# AMocialion <*xpr«n
mil th* wi h that the u*uat- campalgn
tor voltintsry contrlhiitu>’*s It# *-oa
i ducted
IYovt fl’tf dfuldle* l.mi lur with th«*
idgn hitherto ini ployed tit »ha «;««
dpet. of tjvlit mnvemcot, -th* *uo«csv
of which mo<t be measured largely
6 PAGES TODAY
TREAS. NATL COMMITTEE
FILES REPORT CAMPAIGN
EXPENDITURES TO MIE
OOHENYFALL CASE
ATTRACT UdOS
Government Ckargca Conspir
acy Between FaU and Do
heny in Oil Lnnd Leases. |
1»* Angeles " t ul., Oct 21. Th**'.
opening session of the -government I
suit against the fan American fp- j
trnleum and Transport t’o to *anP* 1 ;
the Klk Hill Naval" rr s#rv« oil In/heu j
granted the K- L Dolieny IMeqista (
crowded l-V(|rr»l court tmlaf out- f
numlmrlng th»»g# unending th«J sen .
satlonsl (Hat held iff lavs Ay>g#l*s!
within Ibt past several montl*. Tb«-
government httl of eontplatut rlutrgea
• 'onslpracy t>*twe*n Alhurt Kali,
former a#crefary ’of the' Interior *ml
R. L Dolieny, Involving tb<* payment
. of >ltm,lKMi by Dobeny which j
was followed by th# granting of the ,
IraHea by Kail to Dolieny whoa# vaL 1
it* In possible profit boa been •atlmat.
m! at ’CO (HdV.IHHt. J . , |
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iif soy scorns he i
iITAFIEUI Mil j
STAGE BIG PAMBE!
YcunirHtffra Most Active in
Ct mpaiffn to Makt Johns!mi
<VunU Event a Real Spnc
. • Inoln T "v.*u,s -a—*
1 Th fb.v He ut* of Bnthhfteld hlvo/
!■•*» nui't active th* pom **v»rs/
1 day !> I on the opening day of th>*
r Johnsfnn County Knlr, a parade. lifi-
I ;id*lng and r*pl*t# with many aduia-
I lional Tcatiirwa, will ha vt#w#d by Aun
, dfds'of Johnaton county j>»r>/oa*.
The Brout* have ,worked up thats ps
g*«nt,| have entlred /<h* m*retf mts
to d*n>ral* float a and epter th«7n |n
It and, from arvaaty-flv# to alndty of
< their dumber will form a part/tit th*
lln* march, The youngster* PHU a|«o
I o|H-r*t» a first aid aUtlon/oa th*
t ground* and act aa messenger*v for
the secretary. Th* troop frtoip Batata
will also lend a hand to4make the
av*nt a »uer#»a. t
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.Anybody .can solve ,*our probl*mp
hut sow get the right answers.
sr=dTersr±-.-,/
|by th* State. Th* Commit!* up
paeilat** th* (art that th* editor* or
our pap*r« air frequently impnerd
uiM.n with propaganda for rarlotta
■Bd *Bndry object *, hut reel a thut
tt!*y will not object to ualCtna ngoln
in th* effort to iafegua'd' th' Intar
••»!» of the State'* orphaned children
, through Ml* approaching wtnter. i. ,
Th* VommitUe 1* unking for op*
ilay'a Income nut of 3#f> from *r*ry
oil in of th* State on or a*ar Than- ;
h»glrtat l»a> Tlioae who mupcnd *
■*r# naked to forward th* amount
direct |o th* orphan** of hi* Or her
choir* <>i thm may be don* through
church. Sunday 'tchoift, rounnuniu
oriranltaitoßH,' or fraternal order Th*
Publicity Commit!** liondl** ao
fund*
Th* Commit*** mah*n It* flr*t ap
I pen I to n#wapap*r«. for If I*
!through th*lr column* It muat reach
the people, if th*y are to b# r'a«h'd
i.t nil. Ofranlonnl tcmllv ni*atlo><
:id th* movement In yob pap*r will
he greatly appreciated Th* call la
. urgent and It i* our hop# that few,
It any will h*nr It In tain Thoua
r,nd* *1 Mg hearted North Carotin*'
„'an» hnv* b*#n g*nrrou*ly r»«pondlg*
to th* cn||. W* ball*** tbev will again
<to ao tit th* appoint'd tin**/*'
l>l*a-* remind nq* gnd .all that |
Thunh* giving Ja nhoo«l hern By »o
doing l you will r*ad*r a aerjrk* to ■
hoclety' and aid a clan* <k ltttl*[
folk* who eCa uaabl* to tab* «*• •* I
MEMBER OK ’>
ASSOCIATED PRES*
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mucnrnracmh,
Says That the Commit
tee Might Spead a
Million and a Hall tt
They Were Given that
/ Amount; There WUI
Probably be a Deficit
f Said.
j Waabington. o*t Jl o*h- WUh A
I total <»/ «MM.44u00 la contribmloMa
}ln band to date and the democratt«
national committee eipocta to ton.
c ltMli the prenent campaign ow a
I maximum outlay at »7W,f*>o the
Hanala InventUtnllon Ml matting tM
jlol# Unlay by JAmea Jprard. trhbo
,uw. • * v ‘
The eipeadDuree far hgve Pg
gre Rated 1M7.11P a.tordlag to a
nutem.ni pat in the r.rortßi by Mr.
.It-rard. of tMa aum M4M«I hM
b»eo paid There la .xiatlag, aM
i"*“ us MS.tMMt. On the bull of the "
prenem allowing Sherpipa abater
nal.l h.* anticipated • dafteß at the
(nd of the campaign vale eg
Ilona unto ip more rapidly.
When aaked abaut the report tggt
the National Commltta .would ipfM
u million and a half dollar*, ha af||U
they might do to,in % Ittt
IthMt they ware given that arimiMil
vt i Shaver wan uueatioaed «My
' )*
Ml mtw
Void lhe a** Tfcfcat. nC
clan* HimaoM -an ~ dlbo p|M
T.mia.l Mmm».
The Honorable Ohna. u Abenudky •
•ncreump* tom JIM ill, Ml wjjJa
vlaWor Id tbe city y«leidgy *%.
**•* fram tor* to M» OM*«
tzr-ffaiMffuiJ;
deltyey a ap*ech oo He»ggggßy, )r» *
He van greetad WKb g largg gad.
«»ihiiaaattc crowd ' who felwb
him with cheer* and many cemrfh
ilia roatrum to ahaM band, with *e
Coogreemaa. lur b*. la Ada pofbh l%a
n native of that thrirtyg |Uda pH*,
and many there ware ; V hi *»•* h*n
not only nlnce he ba«awe g JuMtffiv
Inojrer in thin »ert|oa of lb* ctM*.
and a* u poltUcinb. bat ft a»tnbPr kb*
Oteaaaatly aa a cftlnra "gs Ml.
Tb. C.mgrea»oun dM not Malm\a
l.naiby .peach. aa many bepat M
«uuid do bn* far a few witntee M
l leered aa to the potlHanl
of tb# country. >Ute and nnawiMta
way that proved t« all pt* nehfrd
blm. th»t he gru* threagkly fa m lifer
with the political aHaaMon through
out th* country, and know Mat what
It *.» necaaaary Mr U( to do regp*
log our voting power lg the Noveaat
•r etecUon. . , ’**'•
U<- paid trlboe to tb* tpaafc*r< «W
preceded him Hating that ho fS»,
a* well aa Mr Ralloy. waa t^ou rough
ly lit favor of the —«ah|tabn>aat, as
Port Terminal, fur Notth CamlM*.
and etaud that If t*e Mote *****
.uch port fscitt}iag tt would ho «gfcr
for rongreae. and tba Senate to g
cure twice, at much to financial opp
• oeaoton from Ibi hhflt Owv.rnm'ebt
He cloeed by urging all kla kmtaPTd
to go to th* polio Newnber fouMh.
and vota the nolhb Ue|et Tfe* ante
go your eelvpe bdt take your WMfepb
folk* aad tee tp It that they
vote the right way." a
tongreyaman Abernathy returhad
So tioldtboro immediately after Me
“Tmech. from whence be returned bo
!#• be me at Maw Item to be O'oaadl
V»liew nov. Elect- Aagu* W. McLean
vill kefol* a gattMw
Ifr that ciyr - c mT .
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; and mil., out for Wertd War
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