Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-05

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Special Correspondence 9th. " "
WAsHiseroN, July I'm over
at large has given little attn, pines
internal growth, in wealth =. en-
and intelligence, of Nor,h ~.
Newspapers. like the peo.., \
the free schools, only Az. - -!
pitch, tar, turpen;ine, GINA ~, ~
heb Vance as products Of a. Ik0rcl
BILE commonwealth. Great born
mentioned in unread bool. r9ctil
fought on the soil of Morn onsic
in the two pr.,, lea al
that mark the history Of d eople
Gates defeat at Camden. 49," ~. sn !,
Guilford Court-House. tbs 800 4
Kings mountain, Joe Joh.s n ~
battle and surrender and tbsIh =, r rcs
burg declaration of indepesstiSn.e,v -
notable facts In the counrrv;c 3.
of these students of histo,v ~. :.
read, and of these event ~ y
world recks little, and Nom 6av !
for fifteen years has rarely ohio
upon the attention of the NJ Isse,
United States. hsc,..
POLITICAL AND PRAcr,c.imir.,
TIoNs. Dr. the
1t happens, however, tint vet ,
lar course OF political eyeos Is Ius
juncture in the history d,oo,no
gives unwonted promintpes m
North state. II was a w.no,s,,
whittier Henry Clay wendS i c,,s
that he might prophey ,fhnsi,
Raleigh, and give his ccuss,.s .I !,
lesson which honest patrlc.s teJ !,
forget. He pronounced W. Il ~, !,
he knew were fatal ticor Il,
aspirations, crowned yof IND
declaration that he "would rms : I,
right than be president;p sred q, ,
never he forgotten, whepusa ~ ~
OF people are extolled, I'D WITH
Clay's memory and spotles a
AZ man and leader Of he M
have made his name houshe s ~
In every home in Nortb ~ ~,
Living, he was most hor-nonw q
dead, most rever ed in the lrut We
aud pines and mountains hfrstine
institute a contrast betweenlyernor
at this hour would win Hsptween
place in the affections OF IN
nro,idest trusst hra ae,, ~ eu count,
seIfishlv n.triot;c ~ s,a,s a miner
or dead, Henry Clay. a's,l
GREENSBORO. 49, =,
what 7 ~ s ,on trent bI
here in Greensboro, rem von aI .
interior town of modern NJ ~
lima. Not far away is Guilt mS ~ !
House, where Gen. Nathaniry ! u u,
Tns",o,,; Tue iainea bn,ixlat botl
into that cul de sac at Ye.S No :.
mueie' WIN lne rrencn l1gton
,,,e a.In ahu Nashlhe,ous west
H. ,oa' nc was Iofceu we syste
r. Johnston disbanded Bill dIrsct
The close of the interstate Hcfon n,
haps these incidents in thdfsSne
history induced stranger Vas a,
GREENSBORO. IN any evens , Fayett
nhey We're most hospitaog with
, Inc people were poor pu' In 1875
party leaders. Sectional Lailro.d
had not been planted desIarrs n
soil of North Carolina, b.
seltishness had not been ! Caror
oy 'ii e,n WING orators ana ! high,
such men as George Z. Bifve mi
Justice Henderson, and raile a,
like Nathaniel Macon, Mon<e fbe
mer, Caldwell and AndreE Fe ron
mnose lather, through loilterpris
years, was a porter in the Sithin
IN the service OF cashlgt folloy
dent who bore my nalne .iyers
lightened liberal spirit anlnonf 4
triotism of the old Natlo;ugh tn
gencer pervaded, with this and
quitous newspaper, every mou
district of North Carolina. into
HOSPITALITY OF THE sANhave a,
New Englanders. nurtuess ii "
arms of Wendell PHILLIPS Caroli1
coined and coon learned inner stat
had erred, and that the wbSVe are
sectional trouble sprang frebOut II
one anotber rp va itnams Wing. i mar e eiie
GalseIw ranra nau he'ei Tnjss ~
Nort6 C arpi;s; d.ois,. Nm
the ra;, rana ns loo, "e MA 1919 1917 !,
ISso tha frstr " ioor 90 ii ns,s ~ ha
have haan ;n,.o'';, ~" 49,. &c ;'
mixad with Poss l..'a,;or fcr M -"
oughiv cnsmond IUpui@ ~ dsrfhss.. {,
nosippoii'a'i VI ~ S' cst.s.s, ~
Str,naera o ,,iah ao .hls ~ WIZ y
this fact a nda oc cap,,a, ,,nsD q snd
vested 49, nna no,ing tS,sfata h
cent towns a ,maney ,l ~ ijn We -
anu a's ,,hs Il Ana I,
EnSlan oT, 10 IS very :, nns ,osos an =,
are mill la a..a m.3ov To
of oil ,a auu snops anu n d.
STAT T. uesolip'Ions' ANU na anita ra :
celahra,as esen.eu WIZ N.t~m sikcrnl ,
which not ' ne, coiil,,e seo,. 4 70
town with thu buy oo oosSt n ~ q