The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-29
Snowed Under.

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4 York, but when almost every state in the
Union rose up and made certain state
ments yesterday We found that the job OF
explaining this matter thoroughly would
/ be wearisome and require great deal OF
/ time.
/ We 40 not blame the Democracy for
iihls. We are little surprised, however
/ aud giieyed Ii viii interiors with our
wardrobe this winter With ~ avercuat
I bet on Wyoming. plug hat on Iowa, pal
ot paLtaioOn> on Pennsylvania AMI boots
on the general result II looks nos :
though We would probably 20 lhr al
the winter wrapped 10 a bed quit alu
profound meditation
We intended TO publish an extra thi.
niornlng but the news was OF such char
acter that we thought we would get along
without 1t. W hat was the use Of pub
fishing an extra with Republican major
lty only IN Rcd Butte,?
Ihe c use OF thls great Democratic
treshet III New York yesterday but Why
20 iuto details, We all have au idea why
il was SO. The number of votes would
seem to indicate that there was tenden-
cy towards Democracy throughout the
State.
Now, in Pennsylvania, if you will look
over the returns carefully but VIII,
should we take up your valuable time
offering an explanation OF a political matter
OF the past?
Under the circums tances some would
go and Yell to the soothing influence.
OF the maddening bowl. but we do not
advise that 1t would only furnish tenn
porary relief, and the recoil would be
| unpleasant.
| We resume our arduous duties with a
| feeling OF extreme eqnu!. and with that
sense OF surprise and astonishment that
man does who has had large brick
I.block fall on him when he was not ex-
pecting it. Although we feel little
/ lonely to-day-having met but a few
/ Republicans on the street. who We're
obliged TO come out and do their market
ne we sIill hope for the future.
The grand old Republicans par. y
i But that's what we said last week. 1t
sounds hollow now and meaningless
| somehow. because our Voice Is a little
| hoarse, and we are showed under So
4 deep that il is difficult for us to enuc.a-
/ ate.
Now about .o.e bets If everybui,
we owe,-and we owe most everybody
will Just agree To take lie stakes
and not 90 into details. not stop to
| rask Us about the It lie oI our niinq
and talk about how it was done.
We don't care We don't wish to have
the thing explained at all. We are not
o. an inquirin- turn OF mind. Just plain
/ facts are good enough tor us. without
any narrowing ,tals. In the mean
/ % aI ~, ma ~. 1,ApL ~
more money 10 ct OIL tie next election.
Judge Folgcr and others come over and
see ti~ when you have time and we II
4 talk lni> mat er over. Nj. B. butter.
We wish ve lad Iour loA-ev!ts. VT
! 4 ROBUST cons tltu 0n We tind ii mosl
any man can Near ,at cruel fate and 4c;
there al last We 10 not iccl So III grs
as We do .rIevsd aud >urI rlsed. We ~
/ pained to see the American people thur
! hetray our contidenoe and throw a lar G
wardrobe into tie hands OF the relent-
less ioe.-LGrumie Il5om"y) Boomer-
ang. liep.)!
The best / epa alton Of iron ircr
can prescribe i, 3IUwn ! q 5,f, IS e
csu-e i does not irjurc the lc,t il o.he'
| iron medicines will
La all the accounts found 10 our Stat.
exchanges OF the Agricultural Fairs iD
/ & tfeftnt sections, reports are made Gfsl.
argc nun ber IF gamblers gamllers and
V udifg Gamer n atteEdaucc. -
think the time has come Y hen our peop
should rise M against such charact. rs
BiLGc1t Etcop'er.
NJ ful: ri
TO help a nci4hbnr >huek com On the
i n;gh' Of Nov Il, IL Fox township.
i Wayne county, c wa~ acco> ii bl two
negroes, one Of whom ha,i gun n his
hand and the other ed Charles hnr {
IL tie woods near Nr ChoreIand's. The
one IN the rear cooked the gun. where
upon Charlie Slipped the blidle of hi
horee and spurs 10 him and escaped vi b
ont any damage or without knowing the
neerocs' intention, Y no evidently wanted
bis bol Sc.
The fire that came very near destroy.
ing the buildings ut Bingham, school
last week Was the result Of the careless
ness Of the builder not ramnn ~ the
hearth properly. NIr. bingham will
soon have tank Iut up which Nil hold
10000 gallon, ot water. pipes aad hose
Will be connected 20 a 10 reach the
building, on any part Of the grounds.
In connect, Ii a bath house furnished
with hot and % q water for general ba h.
ing purposes The buildings are now
furnishing with gae lights. and j. the
only schnul, ii the South that has
gymnasium connected. which is 3tX70
teet->mithfeH HeraH
Tie next Congress viii contain IL
Dow ungree-mrn, One hundred and
toftN-> even appy men. What cal
equal the first session o. the Congra>-
-ional debutant: 1t i true. when they
get u-cd t. il they It'll Ike il, but. after
al. Il ConIre- --nau'> fist session i like
. Il -irl'> first utfer-there i nothing quite
50 astoundln-lv and 80 overwhelmingly
delightful atterward. 1t i said tlat no
clergyman has ever lived and acknowl-
edged he like 10 reach and no Congress
man has ever lived that admitted he
wished TO relun to Congress. 1t is the
lnyarabe rule TO protest that they
have had pAn,igh .! i. All the time that
they are lp-=rOlllng with might and
main and heart and hand for new term.
\ melancholy Instance OF 4 mans Civ
ing himself away : Senator Henry q.
Davis, Of West Virginia. Tie Senator
.,l> always protesting that he longed
Tor i release from Senatorial honors.
,iu. lis constituents Very unhii.,lly seonl-
ed disposed to Jake him at his word.
THIS surprising conduct Oh the part OF
people whom he thought understood him
better. surprised the Senator very much.
and Congressman kenna unexpectedly
coming TO the 'front.' as a competitor
caa.al the Senator to take Inc back