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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
L E G Al TIC L s.
State of Rhodc.Island & Providence
Plantations.
NEWPORT, sc.--Clerk's Office, Supreme Judi
cii Court, March Itrm, "a ID. 1870

NEWPORT, sc.-Ctrk's Office, Supreme Judi
eim Court, March Itrm, a. ID. 1910.
w HEREAS. Obed King, of Newport,
w caulkcr. Simeon Babe ock, Jr. Of New
ShoreLan, trader, Rouse =. Gardner, of New
port, manufacturer, Oliver w. Spencer, of
East Greenwich, mariner, James w. Dunlap,
Of Tiverton, trader Edward Smith, Of New
port, laborcr, Henry Y. Cranston, Esq. Of
Newport. Samuel Damn. Of New Shoreham,
trader, George Il. s. Ely, of New Shorcham,
trader, Patrick Shean. of Newport, laborer,
David Perry, of Newport, ship-wriSht, Free
born Manchester, of Portsmouth,, ycoman,
Samuel Dodge, of New Shorcham, mariner.
William White, of Newport, blacksmlth, JOHN
Clarke, OF Newport, trader,
all Of the County of Newport, and State nfore-
said, hath filed their petitions IN tins office,
praying for certain reasons therein stated,
that the benefit OF an act passed at The Janu'
airy Session, A. ID. 1923, entitled "an Act
for the relief of Insulvcnt Debtors" may be
extended to tllom.-This Is therefore to noti-
fv the creditors of The said King, Babcock,
Gardner. Spencer, Dunlap, Smith, Cranston,
Dunn, Ely, Shean, Perry, Manchester, Dodge,
White, Clarke,
to appear before said Court, TO be holden at
Newport on the first Monday Of March Rext,
A. d. 1919, and shcw cause any they have,
why the prayer ofsaid Petitions ought not To
be grantcd. f.. 4. ALLAN, CLERK.
Feb. Il.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
FIRE IINSUEANSI.

vU>IIE subscriber having been appointed
j Agent for the BRISTOL COUNTY
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CON-
P.LVf, for Newport and its vicinity, is pre-
pared to receive proposals for Insurance on
Dwelling Houses, and such other Buildings
as are not considered extra hazardous, on
terms similar to those Of the Rhode Island
Mutual Company. and equally favorable to
the insured. All who would avoid the con-
sequences Of conflagralion, which in so ma
ny Instances prove rulnons, and at an expense
within the means of the hum5lest individual,
have now the opportunity of doing so.
BENZ. MUMFORD.
Newport, Oct. 81, lc30.-- [6m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
Court of Probate, .NcnpOri, FEB. 3, 1870.

Court Of ProJate, .Nc,rpon, FEB. 3, 1910.
T5NIIE final Administration Account on tho
Il Estate of Phyleuia -Cahoone, late OF New
port, single woman, dec. was presented for
allowance:
1t is ordered, that the same br received
and the consideration thereof referred to n
Court of Probate, to be holden at The State
House in Newport. on the first Monday in
Mnrch next, at Q o'clock a. M and that pre-.
yious notice be given, by publishing a copy
of this order, three several times in the Her
aid Of The Times, for all persons interested to
appear at said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-wltness:
feb G. B. B. IIowLAND, Pro. Clk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
NEW.Y0Rk 0YSTERS.

yHyIIE subscriber has received quantity OF
u NEW-lORK OYSTERS, AMI with his
supply already on hand, hs can supply families
or parties with the abovo article. Also, evening
parties, or any association.
Jan. rs. j. NLWpNp.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
WANTED,

AN APPRENTICE TO THE PRINT
IA ING BUSlN ESS.-- An intelligent, steady
boy, from II to l6 years of age, con have II
good situation by applying Immediately at
the Office of the HERALD OF THE TINES.
ian Ii.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20

vg,IlE subscriber having been appointed
a Administrators. with the VIII annexed,
on the estate of Sarah Wing, late OF New
port, deceased. hereby gives notice to oil per.
sons having claims against said Estate to
present them for settlement, and all those IN.
debted to make immediate payment, To
SAMC Ell VAUGHAN. .4im'r.,
Feb l3. Uih the VW dnnered.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20

Court Of PROBATE, .Niwpori, Eb. 3, 1910.
rrSilE final administration Account on the
Il Estate OF John Cnhoone, late of New
port, mariner, dec. was presented tor allow
Lnce:
Il is ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred 10 a
Court OF Probate, to be holden at the State
House in Newport. on the first Monday in
March next, at 8 o'clock a. III. aud that pre-
vious notice be given by publishing copy
of this order, three several times, IN the Her
aid of the Times, for all persons interested
to appear at said time and place and be
heard A true copy--witncss:
feb q. B. B. iIowLANp, Pro. Clk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
For Island Produce.

Z havo thrco Union Stoves and few nlce
Il Grntos To sell, and for them, or any part,
will lako my pay in Oats Corn, Pork, Hay.
or any other article usually raised on this
Island. WM JAMES TlLLEY.
Ian 13
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
VNNHE BRISTOL, WARREN & PRO
XIAENGE MAIL SI AG e Lea q.
N f w
Tailoring Establishment,

NO. TIU, 4 IHuWtS-SUttT
r3yHE subscribers have entered nts Go part
4 ncrship under the firm Of
PREUFERT & TII.LEY,
and takon the store Eext north Of WIN. James
rilloy's, where they intend to keep constantly
on baud good assortment Of Broadcloths, Cas-
simeres, Nestings, Gloves. Hosiery, Stocks, Bo-
SONS, Collars, and all such articles are gener-
ally called for at a similar establishment Gar
nents made To order at sho,t notice, and war
rantod to iit
N. B.--CUrTING particularly attended to.
A share Of the public patronage s respectfully
solicited. WM. J.. PREutkhr,
May !, 1899. WM. j.. IiLLEY.
| Wanted, or 1 Girls as apprentices TO the
Tailoring business.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
For Sale.

A large and valuable lot Of land, contain
~ ing upwards Of two and n half acres,
situated on Bellevue street, directly opposite
the residence of Hon. Henry Middleton. 1t
is divided into house lots, and will be sold Ia
the best advantage. The situation is ont Of
the most delightful in Newport having fine
view of the harbor aud ocean. and bclHg neor
the new road leading To the Beach. For fur
rher particulars, Inquire of
JOHN TOMPKINS.
Newport, Oct. 3, 1899
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
STABLE

YHyIIE subscriber, late Of the firm Of Stewart
~ & Weaver. respectfully informs his friends
and the public. ihn, ho will continue to carry on
the business Of Livery Stable, in all It's branch
~. at the west Stable in Greene slreet-where
the best Horses and Carriages can he had at all
times At the customary prices. Particular aiten-
ton paid to conveying passengers To and from
the Steamboats, on their arrival and departure.
JOHN G. WEAVER.
Newport, Dec. 5, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
u, yla SItn,AMtANa
Draper Il Tailor,

ENAyING removed his stock OF Goods TO the
v a store No. l5S, Thames-st (reccntly occu-
pied by VIM. a. Barbcr,) will ih''e continue to
make il his business, To furni,h gentlemen with
amy description OF CLOTHING they may be
pleased to order.
Garments mace (and warranted 10 6t) at tho
shottu.t notice. Dec. IA.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20

All information that may be required in relation TO
Z" Masun's Patent cylindrical FLYER" can be obtained
on application to CHARLES Dh FIR, Jr. Agent, Proyi
dencG, or SAMUEL =. MASON, Newport, X. !.
The following Is the amount Of power required Ia
pSOpcl the different kinds at spndlcs, ns weighed by
Thomas }. Hi Esq. Agent Providence Machine Com
puny.
1000 Dead, or WnlthaGI Spindle, called, require
IL 100 horse power to drive them l3os revolutions
per minute.
! 1000 Live spindlcs require Z 2-lOO horse power
drive them 43Ge revolutions per minute.
1000 Ring and Traveller, require SOL 100 horse power
drive them i3Gs revolutions per minute.
1000 Masons Cylindrical FLYER, require 53G-lOO horse
power to drive 1866 revolutions per minute
Aug. l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
Administrators 4 Notice.

rsNIIE subscriber having been appointed by
\ the Hon. Court Of Probate, OF the town
of Newport, Adm'r. (dc bouis non with the
will annexed.) on the Estate of Ezekiel Lu'
ther, late of Newport, dec, aud given bonds
as the law directs, requests all persons having
claims against sad Estate to present them
far settlement, aud all those indebted TO make
immediate payment. To
=. =. RENE NGTON, Admir-,
de Lonis non, wiM The UW annexed
Feb. 6.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
rAyNE,s HAIR ToNIC.-The eifica

EAYNE's HAIR TONiC.-The eitca-
cy cy Of this elegant preparation in restoring
the growth Of the hair in bald places, 's truly
wonderful. Where the h,r has been worn oil
from the top or the hcnd, by the cnreles- practice
Of carving things in the crown oi the hat, II -
generally considered difficult If not impossible to
restore IL, but it is found by numerous examples
,ha, the Hair Tonic reaches these cases very
promptly and effects complete cure. Every
oenilcman--(we say nothing 10 tho ladies Il be-
log fair presumption that their hair Is always N
rull luSurianco at least II always SENS SOY
cyor, gentleman wbo finds his hair g'owing too
,hin. or becoming loose, should place bottle Of
Js,p,'- Ilah Tonic IN his dressing ease and apply
il with a Zee use OF the hair brush every MORN
ing. The result will BE- n (ull, strong aud healthy
head Of hair. Ih. cases that have fallen under
onr own ohseryutiun warrant Us fully ~ asserting
tina There u no m,laks ~ d. jayne
Utekiy .Nsu,nger.
The shove j. foi sale in llis town by Mrs
ANNA W. EDDY, Franklin street. y doof'
Easl 0f il,c Cu.lom llou.c. Ian o.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
Assignce's Notice.

BORDEN WOOD Of Middleiown, in the
ID County of Newport, Merchant, has this
day made To the subscriber an assignment
OF his property and effects, for the benefit OF
his creditors. All PERSONS therefore having
claims acains, said Wood. will present them,
and those indebted will make mmed diate pay
ment to the subscriber.
I bavo authorized Borden Wood, rs my
Agent, to assist me in closing up the business
Of the concern.
SAMI.. ST. JOHN. Jun'r.
Jano. .lssignee.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20

Court of Probate, .\cwport, Ftb. 3 1910
VUNHE Guardians Accounts on the Estate of
u Deborah p. and Mary B. Clarke, chill
drcn Of Jacob Clarke, dcc.wcrc presented for
allowance:
1t i. ordered. that the same he received
and the consideration thereof referred TO u
Court Of Probate, to be holden at the State
House in Newport, Oh the first Monday ~
March next, at 9 o'clock, II. III, and that pre-
vious notice be given by publishing copy
OF this order three several times in the Her.
aid ofhs Times. for all persons Interested to
appear at said tine and place and be heard.
A true copy-~lincss
feb i3 B. b. llowLASD, Prob CIR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
d E N Z TISTR Y.

nOCT. GALLUP respectfully informs the
NJ Gentlemen and Ladies of Newport, that
he has returned to his Office in Spring street,
" here he is prepared to attend to patients.
:TJ@ Ollioe hours from ~ to 4 o'clock.
Dec T.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
To Let,

find possession gipcn on the LIST Of august,
pgy4 TWO Houses situated on the
f5shtS3 Long Wharf For further par
ssSfH ticulars enquire ofG. lliNDMARsH,
on the premises, or
July H. STEPHEN T. NORTilAM
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
E1ZCcTS.

A N elegant assortment Of Bonnet Ribbons,
N Uncut yclvcis for Bonnets, and Bounet
materials. for sale Nv
Oc,oi JAMES HAMMOND.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
Stcyes, Stoves. Stoves.

uMIM l.. MEIViI.I Informs hs friends and
w the public, that he has on hand about
900 STOVES, of various kinds. which he will
sell at wholesale or retail, as low rs can he
bought Of tho manufacturer. Among them are
the Union STOVES, made by tie Norton Furnace
Co., which has given the best satisfaction oi any
ever dealt in. Ais, Coal Cook Stoves of dh-
feront patterns Cylinder and Pa'lor Stoves,
warnrted as low ms any others Of The same size
! Tin and Sheet Iron work done at notice.
Ocl 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
CLOTHS.

A LARGE lot Of dressed aud undres-ed
~ Brondcloths kersoNm'tes, and 81 Cloihs,
for sale cheap, at No. io2, lhamos.strcs,. by
dec 10 VI. SES. IONS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
Lace Wells.

ynLACK iacc Wells. paper Cannbrics, ond
n . vmter Beillns', icr tnleh nj
Ian. 2. a. SESSIONS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
Real Estate for Sale.

1,v~A THE subscriber wishing to
fWsfA close his concerns in Newport,
hss;Ee offers to dispose OF The Dwelling
i3 House, barn, and lot Of land re-
Gently occupied by him in Broad street, on
very reasonable terms until sold it will be
rented. Also for sale, the lot Of land at the
head and fronting on Broad street, with the
Dwelling House thereon standing. Indispu.
table titles will be given of both, ond great
bargains to those who wish to purchase
Apply to ISAAC STALL, Taunton,
or S. DEBLOIs,
WIN. Corr,
Newport Sept. l2, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
For sale,

For sale,
EA THE well known stand for bu-
:EsGA siness, in Thames street, now
:ss;E3S occupied as store by the sub
sAs&2 scriber, with a Dwelling of thr.
teen rooms aud all necessary out buildings
and a well Of good water in the yard. The
store is large, aud n FIRST rate stand for any
kind Of business. Possession given on the
frs, day Of April.-If not sold at private sale,
by the first day Of March, it will then be
sold at Auction. HENRY POTTER.
Newport, Sept IL, lS30.-ItMhlst.]
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20
From the Fayetteville Observer.
Who are the Fcdcralissss

In our early boyhoOd, The answer TO
This question would have been, that .the
enemies Of Jas. Madison and The War.
we're The Federalists." At that day, lie
Tariff. and Internal Improvements. and
The monster Bank Of the United States,
we're Republican measures, in support
Of all Of which. such leading Republic
cans as Madison, Monroe, Lowndes,
Calhoun. Cheeves, Crawford. Clay,
Grundy. Smith Of Maryland. Forsyth,
Bartlett Yaacev, &C.. were warmly ar
rayed. Mr.. Crawford, that distinguish.
ell Georgia Republican, advocated, with
transcendan, ability, the Te.char,er Of the
old Bank in 1910 In FEBRUARY, 1914.
Mr.. Calhoun proposed new National
Bank. A committee accordingly report
ed bill, but its details were no. accep,
table. and il was not acted on. In April
Of the sane year. Mr.. Gunjy, ives. The
present Democratic Felix, moved . that
Committee be appointed 10 inquire inlo
The exped,ency Of establishing a Naiion-
al Bank" Ia speaking on The subject.
Me-. Grundy said, he had reflected much
on the subject
- (ssid Mr.. Grundy) have no secret
on this subject; I irish TO see Bank
established as National Object. lei ioho
Win De IN power: as a general measure
Irish 10 see IL adopted" From gener
al considerations. Mr.. G.. repeated. he
had always been in favor OF measure Of
this sort; and "he entertained no consii
fuiional scrupies about It,"
The inde6aite. posiponement of Mr..
Grundy's motion was moved by Dir.
Newton Of Va. The Federal membors
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20

10 saatlstioa fsll Ihsl hey he'd hstn o.
rsiFtd. AflFF BE- bed eoheiutrt, Alf' hsy
gave n0iisE thsl 10 sh0llts - lpst1aF
nsEl, Esply 10 Mr. JshiisTs uhsz ne ar
wIIl b Tsnsusd. and perhaps eoaunns
0niil he close al ne eaau. 1hls . .
fair baslls. Ne. Key ard nf. lsniIsf
vere eomfetiiofs for CongFesss sad ne
former Is nos broRghl ous b BIS par
~ a. . state electoral candidate, under
lhe expectation lhsl ne 10 10 werk great
change Ia Ihs opinions Of he people q
The state. snd particularly 81 Nr. Jenifer's
district. 1.-The signs 81 n lines DO ngs
greatly deceive me. General HaTaan's
msjorily IN The fasr eOnnlies q his Con-
gressiOsl dislriel uill b greater ihan he
Opposition vote has BEEN f0r The last Zen
years. snd s.. Msry's. Prince George,
cslseFi. ard Charles uill give > rannd
majauiF Of one thousand yoles. Nick q
Pia there.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20
HISTORY Is. TORY SLANG.

"On the Niagara frontier there wss
much hard fighting. bui every compaien
openened under a new eeneral. and seme'
times before its close that general was
superseded. After The fall of General
Pike, the war was carried on Without
any seuled plan, and ended without ac-
comprising any one IL lie objects. Ii
served. hnSeser. 10 afford opportunity
70 number OF officers 10 distinguish
themselves for their military talents and
'n,rePldny: among these. Generals
Bfowp. Scott, Jessup. Miller. Ripley and
Towson, are desrrsedIy eminent To
the North west nor military affairs were
conducted on a systematic plan. and IN.
der commander ,oho vds completely
'"ccssym IA ,rhat he undertook Ia The
South the var was also cuiidrdio q sln-
gle individual, who was found abundant
" competent 10 the duties assigned him.
HARRISON and Jackson, therefore. arc
The persons who can be said 10 have ron.
Quoted an entlre plan Of operation TO a
successful issue, and their names are de-
cIdedly The mos, cons picuous in The his.
tory of The war.
Bruekenridgs's History Of the Irar-page ).
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20

slalshsl ~ he hands q he EEssu,iys
-uhsl ~ slW Ihs pFtIiisnl tuFIonud'
- 81 : silnliBg tfuy q igiiF aaqlssaa
of1s-hol1sfI. ggtneisi u sFtiy sscilen
q he eesnHg. lsl ssd si0lhed ~ ne
E1seaiise. ahd g0Fsraed solely y ni'
.lll-xhsn be slw he eublle morals De-
hsnched and he psbiie treasure plsndsr'
ed--sad. lastly. Ehsn be sas he public
wIll seoEnsd. and he papalsr voice con-
teamed. lhs pslEisi has shaddefed 9Th .
lsnor Which nolhing could sllssaaie bot
an abiding c0n6dsnee IN he patriotism
and good sense 0f The great mass Of me
people az This coansEys and thank Gcd
lhsl confidence hfs has been betrayed OF
sbased. The people hare q lssi been
sroSssd from the lslhafgy which 50 long
oppressed Ihem. and Ike SamPsan Of old.
Ihey have snapped asundef he viihes
with which their belrayen had bound
shrm, and nov stand ready 10 execute
upon then The fearful senlsnee ahich jus-
ice aud their Own enormllies demand.
Never has sneh sPirll been manifest
cd a. that which nos animales the enc
mics Of this esrrUpl administration,
Aware II Whist lhey had % contend .
galnsl--c0nscio1 that al The tremendous
powrrs 81 an unsernpulous party soult
be ARA. ed against them. lhey have lakeT
The field undismayed and mistaken. sns
with M other sword or buekler ih.n !
good cause. they have iriumphed. ILey
have fought over again The Va. II indie
psndenee. and second line. With lhei
.own night arm" AMI lbs blessing o
God. " have gollen themselves the sieio
Y." We say they hare lriumphed. be
cause We look upon The struggle ss decid
ed in orr favor. aud though The enemy
may. far The sake Of appearances. Ggh
on until November. IL vill be with ihs
fsininess Of heart and weakness Of spirit
which tell how hopeless is their struggle
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20
From The Petersburg In,clIigeneer.

Is Il surprising that they should b
be1ien?-Csn any rational man, who has
watched the course Of this government
for The last ten years, feel At all surprised
al the dion which has al last oser,sken
those whn have administered iti Would
il not have been wonderful. and as dread
fol as wonderful. IL the people had longer
forborne TO infict that punishment on
their rulers, which their manifold trans.
gressions loudly called for.
There have been periods in the last ten
years. when the lover nf his country al
most despaired OF the Republic. When
he saw The rights Of lhe states lrampled
under the iron heel OF The Federal Co
sernneDt-shen be saw The public purse
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20

I Ia psspls ihsl lAs resolution Wss sus'
psh.led. sad . eonmillEs ftlssd q inFat.
iiEalE HsTTiIuu's I.IlIlzIY eosdueis 81 Ihs
Led 81 sl,ich uss he pftseal Tics Pc
si5snl. sd thsl he Tepors 81 that cen.
mil,ee rIIl forsssr redOaad % he hen0T
Of lhs Here Of ihs Thaness
SIKH. Would not tbs bare been The
course 81 .sn honorsbir. high piadsd
gesdemaa. las you a.s called b. y0ur
political friends.
SeEenlh- Did Jon ever read ihe speech
Delivered BY Grnsral Harrison = Chesi-
%. Ohio. 0n The Alb July. 1887 nyea,
! ask you IL yoa o. any of your friends
hsse ever denounced me principles % The
Aboliiionists in more Poserful aud point
ed language Than IL there contained.
Elghlh. Did you give The people The
truth. TIE whole truth. and nothing bot
the truth. when you made gsrbled sx
tract from that speech, of eleven Lines, 10
prove Harrison an Aboiilianisil
Ninth. Why did you moi. IS /" an no.
norabis. high minded genlleman" uouli
have done. give US The whole Of that
speech. that We The people might judge
Cor ourselves!
Tenth. When ron eeniied 10 ihe 3Olh
and 3lsi sections % The Indians law, 70
assist M-ssrs. Montgomery AMI Hawkins
10 impose = fraud on your constituents.
did you not know that The 9th section Of
4 law passed The same day. would give
The lie direct To The arguments Of Mont
gomery and Hawkins!
Eleventh. Will I" an honorable and
high minded genllemsn" make gaIbleJ
extracts 10 answer party purposes!
Twelfth. Are you not guilty Of garb-
ling, in your extract from Mess Regis
leI. Harrison's Chesisl speech, and The
certified exuae, from The Indiana la~i
Thirteenth. lyon did MOI consider The
resolutions u the Legislature Of 1882
Instructions. why Do you now resign.
when, IN your letter of resignation. you
say you have no "unwllllngness 10 serve
your eouniry!"
Should your democratic principles in
duce you &, respond 10 The above iaierro.
gaiories. your answer will reach me by
leaving the same al the Office Of The Fay.
et,e'ille Observer. or BY Publishing ], in
any paper IN the stale.
Very respectfully, your obedient ser.
want,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20
From the Fayetteville Observer.

TO THE !loN. RoEsSr STRANGE:
Sir: 40 pou profess 10 be Democrat.
and pride yourself On being The devoted
servant of the People. | hope sou wiI
not take Il sm'ss o. be asked . lev civil
questions BY one Of your constituents.
First. Shnulj not Senator in Con.
grsss. shh.n the people look 10 for in.
formation. when he speaks for his con.
stiiuens 10 hear. consider himself az
much boand. in tie sight Of God and
nan, TO tel the truth. The while truth.
and nothing bot The truth. as il he was
placed on the witness stand in . Court
Of JusiIer!
Secondly. Woulj.you not. a. Judge,
consider a witness guilty 81 falsehood,
Though he might Iell The truth as far az
ne went who would stop in The middle
OF his story and suppress the balance Of
his testimony,
Thirdly. did You not know thar Con
gress. On the 4lh day Of April. 1918, BY
a unanimous vote 10 The Senate. and win
bu: one dissenting voice in the House.
passed vote Of thanks and gold medal
90 William II Harrison. fsr his palsu,
conduct az commander ia.ehief of the
North Weslera Army!
F"unhIy. Then. SIR. did you state he
iralh. the whole truth. and nothing but
che ira.h. IN the appendix to your speech
Of the 9th February. 1910. ia The Sc
nate. ~ which you quote from Nlles's
Register % prove that Congress had 70.
fused that honor to uirrisnn,
Filth. Why iii you noi 90 on and tell