The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1885-11-26

taught how to do successful labor: Inc
establishment of Industrial Schools III the
State will serve to learn our own peopie
how to manufacture our own goods ana 70
keen much money in the State which Is
now expended for hundreds OF necessary
articles made in other States.
Perhaps no people need this technfcal
knowledge more than we DO: io-uay , Ho
, man will prove himself a better 1flend 10
the land Of our birth than he VINO VIII anu
I'M supplying this need to our manuiactuf
ers and crude labor OF all kinds, ana III oiS
t pelling that falsest and most vicious Vi az
! economic ideas that high tariffs are neceSsa.
~ to our industrial success. Inc fid eS
II nation now in existence or that ever uio AZ
" list is the only one whose trade WIN we
world is almost absolutely 1ree ~ ~ ,,nt
as we'll be understood that REGISTRATION Il NOV
the true or fair way to get rieh'
4 lLave thus glanced at the physical as
I'd poets of our State the origin OF ouI peobb AN
wv their characteristics. their hopes ana oal-
"a GERS. With such comments as | deemed per
IN tenent. In the hope Of killing at least one
in bird / have held the gun over the whole
! tree If any shot tells for the soou vi Ie'a
q. State shall be happy. \ story Is toia u =; q
ay man who threwa rock at dog and hi ms
- mother-in-law, whereupon he remarkeea
DC that he was sorry that he had missed the
IA dog but thank God, the rock was not at!o
"a, t0Gptber wasted SO hope about the roch n,
~ which have been tiinsing right ana lei'
ice tonight. 49,, may
ere Perhaps the choice of my theme may
n have disappointed some OF YOU 49, IL 80 l.
u trust that person will pardon me-. lhele -
for no theme Of which am so full there i III, nv
be- love in my heart more ardent tnah ~. III
- which glOyYs there for my native ian ru'
20 me. there are no plains so falf, no Nal.es
.-u- so lovely, no mountains so grahu' 10 way e.
" so bright. as those of North Carolina. TO
18th. me there are no landscapes so glorious d
-ury those which my eyes first gaZed upon III .lli
.: world no air so Ealmy, as the the plee ,1.,
llOli which first famed my infant brow no ilt
no sic so sweet as the song first heard OF Una
pp- onneim piG ionr'ev to the sea. For me
1t is there is no land whose verdure is SO greer
re- whose flowers are SO bright, whose sunshn-
oem Is 50 land Ini whose neople are so brave, u
ID in right, so tender and true, SO Seneai44uo WI
"a their substance and their confidence,
dllu Astounding in all the virtues OF noDllltS dl
IS OF truth. | would give her no less ana pt
,n;tv man in the face of all the kindness "lli'
60; she has shown to me, far beyond my oe s;th
freSh inc as they have been. There are VIII
and our spacious borders tn ,b@se heart heart
lei 10 there are aglow tonight three huilui
thousand fires shining for the most parI
comfort and domestic st t peace w am fI be h
their nitablV welcomed were to enter tnere
Caro- chanc;t t "a ppnsneakabe pleasure, and a
other strive to permit no chance or serving en
,ugh ana pIomo'i sn IDc cannot speak to No
virtue Carolina audience without indulSing III n
Whilst grateful praise Oh 'leih u "'i''''
;b is full. ev onoo copnt,
unit of thank you with All my heart 1or YOU OF
ltseli nreac hers do, with repetition OF my "
hes to HERE Is SUCCESS TO OUR mo mo-
reSSed SELVES " AACf' oooNAi -