The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-12

them often again.
If the man who performs the la
Dor is not entitle to the wages, who
iSs
Conkling for Republican Presiden
tial Nominee in 1858 says a contem-
porary.
PaNyour subscription to the DEM
oCRAT, we need it badly. Do not
wait to be called on to pay.
1t is thought and hoped that the
CIVIL Service Law will be greatly
changed if not revised this winter.
p Iowa has FIVE women lawers and
1922 women physicians" and goes
Republican every time by about So
900 majority.
Tie Blair Educational Bill is one
If The grabbing measures that the
multitude hurraI for and dcmagogues
~ afraid to vote against. Char
tote Democrat.
All the mugwumps in New York
voted against, Mr.. Hill for governor
and in favor Of Ira Davenport, eX-
cept Grover Cleveland.
We see in an exchange that w. Z.
Gladstone is the oldest living states
man. We think the papers some
lime ago had Bismarck older than
Gladstone.
Fred. Brown, of Fort Worth, Texas
whose magnetic telegraph invention
is working without batteries, is tall
slender man Of forty, with q small
,hrcwd face and quick, nervous move
tnents.-Es.
Mr.. Charles II. Wells quotes
from Mr.. Bruno, or North Carroll "a
that Forest fires in that State anuu-
ally destroy S557,0OO worth Of timber
No wonder the South is poor.-Aug>
ustu Chronicle.
How many citizens of North Caro-
| lima think it right to prohibit the man
ufacture Of commercial Fertilizers
in this state by laying a tax Of five
hundred dollars on each individual
| before he can make Fertilizers.
There Is al orange grove in Lib
rrty county, the value of which is es'
timated at S75O.00O, 1t is said thai
thirty hands will not gather the fruit
between this and lhclst OF January
-Jacksonvilie (H".) Herald.
| Congress meets ISt OF Dec, look
out for muywunp-is!n, and civil ser
vice reform, they are both to receive
black eye. Then we will have a:
usual big to do over Tariff reform
which as usual will, we are afraid
amount to nothing.
How many farmers in North Car
DINA are willing to be taxed fit,
thousand dollars over and above th'
rest OF their fellow citizens for th,
poor privilege of using commercial
Fertilizers? Let the farmers ansWe
this question, it concerns no on
else.
Yes, If ever we endorse and advo
cate civil service reform as praC
ticed bv SIR Cleveland rs we under
. stand it, it will b., when we have los
our manhood, and abandoned. tn
Democratic party and surrendere,
Democsatlcs principles, then ma
!, tie earth open and receive us.
!. Yes, the Wilmington Star an
: Charlotte Democrat are agains
Cleveland's civil service monstrosity
/ the two best papers, and by all odd
two OF the soundest papers on Jeffe1
sonian Democracy in the State, an
&, the DEMOCRAT is not ashamed {
isnch company.
a New York would have give
r Cleveland pain in the stomac
D if the Stalwart Conkling, wing of til
Republican party had not owed IL
j Davenport and the Blaine wing ,
that party a debt Of honor and too
occasion to pay it in the recent ele
ton with compound interest.
d 1t was right in Cleveland to T
4 ward Beechers son with a cole,
; torship, Carl Schurz's prother-ir
e law and Curtis's friend with CO..
: sulships, but in the face Of this, it
t wrong in him to declare that dem
ocrats ought to be rewarded fl
i party services!
- The great State of New York hs
e declared in favor Of the democrat
ic party ruling this country, and ,