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No ommunioatlon most be eximcted to bo pub lished that contains orjeetlo. able oersonal U lea, or withholds tne nme of the author. 'Article Unger than half a column mutt be i paid tor. Any person feeling aggrieved at an vanony mous communication can obtain the name of th antnor ny application at this offloe aud showing wnemln me grievance exists. THE JOURNAL. K. B. HARPER. - - Proprietor. r ROSCOR N1INX, - Local Reporter. !IKW BERNE. N.O.. AUGUST 3, 1890 atered at tat Post offlcs at N Hra r O Mseeond-elass matter. EX-MAYOR HODGES, OF IULTI MORE, OS THE FORCE KILL. We copy from the Globo the fol ljwing able disenssionof the Force Bill by ITon. James Hodges, Balti more. This distinguished gentle man i.s a conspicuous favorite for . Governorship of Maryland at no distant day. Clear headed, sound and orthodox in his political opin ions, M-holarly and polished in his thoughts and manners, faithful and devoted to his friends, a fearless advocate of I lie tights of the peo ple, and' an iiiibongUt and un nrchaahle lover of liberty, he should hold the reins of power in his native State as q, patriot and a statesman : 'The opinion in detail follows : I have read the interviews published in the Evening Globe, respecting the election bill, and I am in full sympathy with the letter and spirit of what was said in its denuncia tion. In my judgment a more dishonorable effort has not been made in modern times by one po litical party, at a period of profound peace, to emasculate the power of another. It is a device for grasp ing control of democratic States, which is absolutely disgraceful, and their representatives in Congress who originated it ought to be driven from public life. As a pre text for the passagn of the Lodge bill, t he republicans claim that the democrats are practicing electioual frauds in the Southern States. The cry of unfair elections in the South, as an excuse for the passage and application of the so-called force bill, is a discreditable sham. It is for republican supremacy down there, and not for honest elections Quay, Keed, Dudley and their set are contending. Nor is the race question in any way really in volved; sympathy for the colored brother is the least element in the case. It is a party maneuver, undertaken in the spirit of despe ration, to secure political dominion over a people toward whom the republican leaders are in every way antagonistic. If electoral lrauds are perpetrated in the South as alleged, by the conspirators, they are simply construction, and are brought about by negro absten tion from the polls. Out of this they would concoct a greater fraud and legalize it by the grace of federal supervisorships in the, benefit of the republican party. "The real truth is, the ascen dency of the repubican party is 'threatened by the most burden some . : class legislation, and the bayonet bill is a desperate device to keep it in power at all hazards. The idea which its plausible advo- uatfs advance, that it is designed to promote the public welfare and purify the politics of the South is a transparent delusion, and the trick of making this bill applicable ' to all the States may mislead ( simpletons, but will not deceive thoughtful men. Like the force bill of 1870 it is designed for ex clusive use in the South. "What chance of fair represent tion, let me ask, is possible for the south under the force bill, adminis tered by a lot of unscrupulous Hupervisors irrespective of color! No intelligent man can be blind to the fact that such an agency in the hands of such, party means tyran ny in its most oppressive and odious form and nothing less. Besides, it may be said in condem nation of the bill that southern republican and southern democratic congressmen seeing ine aanger to the peace and prosperity of the fionth in the enforcement of the bill, have ; united In protesting nftinBt its d passage' JAnd Atb.ii should be regarded as a wholesome warning A republican congress man from North Carolina,Mr.wart, if I remember correctly,declared the bill to be as 'damnable and vicious a piece af legislation as was -ever pat on the statute-books.' - This I believe to be the sentiment of the more intelligent and respectable members and representatives of the republican party everywhere. "The whole thing is a partisan despotism, conceived bv the rovern- iDg. junta of the republican party in me-iuieresi ot republican suprema cy, embracing tne legislative and executive power at Washington, the electoral machinery at the south in the hands of white and black radical republican supervi sors, and the military power which wilt be called in to enforce obedi ence to lraudulent certificates of election. I am not altogether inrlin ed to hold the republican party responsible for this movement. It is the cunning and power-loving device oi a lew corrupt and danger ous political conspirators. It is a boxful sigu to see so many republicans protesting against it. "But there are other disasterous consequences more matt rial in their nature to ensure t the south and to the whole countiy from the passage and enforcement of the force bill. It would interrupt, to a largo extent, the economic rela tions now existing between the southern aud western, and eastern states. iMortnern capital, now ex cessive at home, would become timid and cease to How In that direction; aud sales of nuitlicrn merchandise, to the south, by reason of political di.siui tunces, would bo perceptibly dimmi hd. Northern interests in uuthern mining and maniil'Hetnriiig enter prises would ho material l'!rosa- ed. No morn i u ;i t ts r . i n. iniiod than this could have tc. acted for the application .t .-.. .. bill to the elect ioim of the .-.nit u sutrs, for at no period Mutv. 1 1 e war are the north and the weht nu n- largely proHtiug by southern iuisnerity. The force bill would tie a fatal disturber of all this, aud as I have said before would be wounding the goose that has laid millions of golden eggs for the western fanners and eastern merchants and manu facturers. Let the sensible repub- licancoustituencies of the country, whose representatives in eonirrcsH are unwisely pushing the force bill, call meotiugs to remonstrate against tneir reckless course." 10KT KARN WELL 1 1 1 MS Fine Crons -Revival Cluseu-tiood School Closed -Baseball, &c. There is no sickness in this community, thanks to otirsalu orious climate aud pure water. The farmers of this section are all wearing smiling faces they feel so 'good over the crop prospect. Miss Etta O'Neal, and M-iss Etta Nunn, of New .Berne and Miss Sallie Kinsev. of Trenton. are visiting Mrs. Joel Kinscy. Rev. Mr. Johnson, has iust closed a very interesting revival at Lane s chapel, Craven county, ric is a young man ot fine preaching abilities. Mr. E J. White. Jr.. who stands live feet eleven inches in his shoes says he has cotton chin high. Don't talk of poor crops in this section. We hope everybody in this com munity will get married, so that there will be no one lett to ask the question, "When will such an one get married V A farmer living near the vil lage lost all of his cabbage one night recently, during a big mcetinar. Guess he will have to fall back on his blue collards and onions. A. G. Hoyt& Bro., with the renovating machine, have been with us several days .and are doing nice work. The people are pleased at the work and are coming constantly to seo it. The boys are beginning to talk baseball already. Barn well has the finest material for a club of any village in North Carolina. She has come off victorious in every game for tho past two seasons. Shall Barnwell be without a school the balance of this year, and Craven the banner county of the State in educational progress? Why not Barnwell keep apace with her sister vil lages in schpols? our citizens are ablo and most of them willing to maintain a good school. There is certainly no place as large as Barnwell more in need of a school, and yet we have none. Hanlan Challenges Uaurduur. DutUTH, Minn., July 31. Edward ilanlan, the oarsman, last night issued a challenge for a three-mile race with Jake Gaudaur, for $1,000 to $2,500 a side. Danlan put up 2,50 as a forfeit. Hood'i Sareaparilla haa a iteadily increasing popularity wbioh can only be won by an article, or real merit Give It a trial. CHOLEBAIS J1PA5. BIOTEBS DESTROYING v EESi DEXCES AND OTHER PROPERTY. San Francisco', July 31. The steamship Belgie arrived this morning, twenty-three days from Hong Kompand fourteen from Yokohoma. Japanese ad vices state that on the 11th inst., tho total number of cholera cases was increased to 239 with 114 deaths. Forty seven fresh cases and 15 deaths were report ed that day, and on the 12th 30 fresh cases and 27 deaths were reported from Nagasaki. Latest reports of disorder on account of the high price of rice came from Alkawa, Sado Island. They sav that 2,000 npnnlfl niHorl hvm i n qio Knrvnn t riot on the 1st inst., and the police being powerless, the Governor ordered troops from a neighboring garrison. Tele graphic news on the 4th inst., stated that the rioters were becoming more powerul and were destroying the residences and property of the rice merchants. Religion in the Colleges. " The colleges never had so many professing church members in them as at present. A few examples will show this. Yale College in 1795 had but four or five students who were church-members; today nearly ono half hold such member ship. Princoton in 1813 had but two or three openly professing the Christian faith ; today about one half, and among them, the best scholars. In Williams College 147 out of 248, and in Amherst 233 out of 352, are members ot churches. In many other colleges, as proved by Dr. Hodge, from whose carefully prepared tables thesu figures are taken, the proportions are still mcrd favorable to the prospects of religion. Harper's Magazine.- Dyspepsia Makes tho llvos of many people miserable, aud often leads to self-destruction. Distress after eating, seur stomach, sick headache, heartburn, loss of appetite, a faint, " aU gone" feeUng, bad taste, coated tongue, and Irrcgu larity of tho bowels, arc svisiress 8nie of tho more common After symptoms. Dyspepsia does Fatinc 110t got we" of ,tself- 11 , 6 requires careful, persistent attention, and a remedy like flood's Saisa parilla, which acts gently, yet surely and efficiently. It tonos the stomach and other organs, regulates the digestion, creates a good appetite, and by thus e: overcoming tho local symp- ' c K toms removes tha sympa- HoaoachO thetie effects of tho disease, banishes tho headache, and refreshes tho tired mind. " I have been troubled with dyspepsia. I had but little appetlto, and what I did cat Heart- distrcssc1 or did me little good. In an hour PUm aitcr eating I would expe rience a faintness, or tired, all-gono feeling, as though I had not eaten anything. My trou ble, I think, was aggravated by my business, which is that of a painter, and from being more or loss shut up in a ,, room with fresh paint Last ou" spring I took Hood's Sarsa- Stomach rilla took three bottles. It did me an immense amount of good. It gavo mo an appetite, and my food relished and satisfied the craving I had previously experienced." Okobge A. Page, Watertown, Mass. Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggists. $1 ; tlx for JJ. Prepared only by C. I. HOOD A CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mast: IOO Doses One Dollar LEMON KLIXIR -A Plsaaant Lemon Diluk. For biliousness and const minimi t fcn Lemon Elixir. For indigostiun and foul HtnniA, I, mVo Lemon Elixir. For sick and nervom hnHii.-inliro Lemon Elixir. For sleeplessness and nervoutsnesa, ake Lemon Elixir. For loss ot BDDetite knrl rihilirv talro Lemon E.ixir. For fevers, chills and malaria, tuba Lemon Elixir. 4 Lemon Elixir will not fail you in any of the above diseases, all of which arise from a torpid or diseased Jirer, stomach, kidneys, bowels or blood. Prepared only by Dr. H. Mozlky, At lanta, Qa. 50c. and $1 00 per bottle. Sold by druggists. Prominent Minister Writes, After ten years of great Buffering from indigestion, with great nervous prostration,' biliousness, disordered kidneys and constipation, I have been cured by Dr. Mozley's Lemon Elixir, and am now a well man. Rev. O. O. Davis, Eld. M. E. Church South, tillnovl No. 28 Tatnall st. Atlanta, Ga. Trinity College. The New York Nation of July 8 says: "The leading Collpgesof the-country have been almost transformed sines the "Nation" as aiarted,aod a class of advanced stu dents huve come Into existence that were unknown ana unexpected at the close of the war. The School of Political Selanee, wnlohlbe principal Universities now con tain, tarn ont yearly both .writers aud tnioKers wnose contributions to the liter atnre of political philosophy, history, ar cheology, polltloal economy, and admlnf. Iratlu. I.yl ... .TtMln.lW I r rul ah. ..... h tve placed the eonntry In the very front rank In fields of Inquiry In which H was, five anu twenty years ago, almost wholly unrep rest n ted." TRINITY. COLLEGE Is the only institu tion In North Carolina which has a regular ly organized School of Political and 8octal Selene with courses extending through two years Applicants may enter at Ue beginning of either term. Terms begin Sept. i and Jan. 1, ",!" .'. " Bee Catalogue, psges l-M inclusive. Address .V ' JOHN F. cnOTPXLL, President, Jyltdlmwlt v Trinity College, N.C. 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