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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

measure, because the groom-to-hr had
been obliged 10 return 10y an earlier op-
portmity, aud had not seen her In H. She
was not SO sorry for this latter and lunde
up her mind not 10 take a sea voyage Tor
"a wedding voyage but anticipate, which
was what none Of az desired 10 do, under
the circumstances The hrst Sunday was
iair-l have said 50 hclore but | feel
ike lingering over the memory OF that
Sunday. There was a bright and anihHsi-
astic young lady teacher froE the West,
who had breu 20 Hanover during her yaca-
ton 10 study German The sci.rclluni
air with which she put her cap on her
{ head and stuck her hands into the pockets
OF her Jacket was good 30 see.
"l'm not much on clothes, she said 10
! the BRIDE "huven't bought thing cN-
ccpi a warm cloth suit for winter, which
GOT for bali the price / should pay at
J home difference nearly paid my passage
one way ! came over 90 study aud ana
only sorry could not stay longer I am
going 10 save every cent I'll get enough
TO 20 again and stay a year, $40 you
I know how ! came" She sad TO
me subsequently. 81 graduated from
Ia high school and won great
| honOrs. ] was offered d good position
Z lnliUfNlAlflf hiift uAfA fftl i'hiNluA iAfi
7 since (srycn yrars). have been placed
at the head OF an important educational
{ institution and entered upon my duties
Z with eclat. There was a llnc reception
aud speeches were made, but assure You
( I felt Ike fraud ! has 70 make u
Z speech: ! had 10 state my plans knew
7 they were not what they ought 10 be Il
Z felt my want of equipment, but they were
applaudcd by every one except a tine old
professor from q neighbOring college, who
caught my eye when know II must have
expressed The Weariucss ! felt NJ the
praise / was receiving which | knew
7 did not deserve He walked home witt
me aud asked me how ! liked II, mcnn
! ing the crowd, the applause aud The soeiu-
Ing success. told him 'it made rae sick.
4 lie said then there was hope for me-
I lie told me ! was not ~ for The place
!, was occupying, that ! needed wider cln-
ture aud more experience, and that Only
the ignorance and want Of knowledge
on The part Of the general public mad,
them accept lncUnpetency. lie said ] hac
good ideas, plenty Of energy and ability
/ what lacked was thorough training.
determined 10 try iorit. | could not stay
this year, because my engagements " IN
pcratlye TIL next spring, but huFe Oh
isined an Insight Into the German Ian,
gnagc and system. ] have got thell
( charts, and am going 70 study shem
Next seaeOn shall come hack and stay q
year, perhaps two, 20 70 the schools and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

perfect myself, am going to bra teach.
or for life, aNd | am bound to be good
oNp.N
This confidence was umt bestowed upon
the that first Sunday: on the contrary, wt
spent II huntimg mp straw stC0mcr chairs.
iuohing askanUr at each other, .glnncng
occasionally AZ She loW.lNug coast and
watching the bells for tlle dlnueY hour.
The cooking we had discoFcrcd to be- cN-
cullcpt, and the service most satisfactory
The SNtcrooms TOO, were clean aud neat
looking, and thcm was an entire absence
of the "higo' SMELL which b SO
provocative oi +easiclucss The pros
poets, therefore, were most encouraging,
and 1t was not un5l the close of the sun.
day dlMcG whose only iNult WIS rs
length, shat symptoms OF a decidedly al.
verse character began to sci In. cake
my advice aud 90 straight to your room
and 20 brd, said the guod-uaturrd sttV-
ardoss t0 the suddenly out wom-
en-, who were hang ~ ON here aud thap
to the railing above and below Seven
days and nights OF lowering skies, hcuNy
seas head winds ard turbulent waves
which were no rrSpactors of decks or per.
sons. = few cnioycd it and ate nnd
drank as usual, bat thc aionty did not,
and tor rome the week until the follow
ing Monday held misery that vs. never, aad
Is much better ncngr, put into words.
The final days were, however, delightful,
the weather Wns pcrinct, the skies with
ont q clpud, ANA the excellence OF thc
cuisine, which nc,ea lowered IT. stan.
dnrd In 5hc least from thc first day 10 tht
last was fully appreciated. We
were eyca sorry to part with the frieads
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
THE GAzETT FORT WORTH TEXAS. SUNDAY. OCTOBER IS

In the near nclghborhood Is the beautiful
cathedral of st. Gudulc This Imposing
Gothic ediicc, which dates from the
thirteenth century, stands below the
level OF the ltuc Royal, ON an abrupt
slope commanding view of the lower
town. The rlcn stained glass IA the dif.
fcrcut occasional chapols represent his.
toric scenes ana personagcs la the chang
ing and cycniful past Of the Netherlands;
many of them sacred to the memory OF
the emperor, Charles V. A great feature
of the interior Is the wonderfully carved
oaken pulplt-re representing the expulsion
OF N1am and Eve from Paradise Below
the desk, In the midst of thick follagc,
All kinds Of auimalS may be distinguished.
The work was executed by Nnu-
bocekhoven, and the handsome M.
tar OF carved wood By Covers.
1t is but short walk from the cathc-
dral 60 the markct-platl aud the Hotel de
VINE, the most cmlously historic structure
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18


I Rnt we were not sorry. me place had
! n1cu US lull OF the memories OF heroic
I uveus ana we urraucu 10 lose The eNaltn-
/ uuil oil ieellng ny having our illusions
/ broken ID upon Arrived at the Hotel
/ &c muSee' kept oN y trih llttie EnghSh
Wonaili niece OF brltiSh sergeant
mayor oi Inc seventh llnSsarS OF 1910,
/ lheIrlorc no longer Young, they were
/ quickly ui-peucd Nh'te waiting Tor our
gunner we were invited 20 sec the muse
UNI, nnd lounu p very good and varied
collecuOh di sNnils AL Frcnch al course
WIN bAliS tmb'Udcd w thtm, buttons,
sahirS' articles and munitions vi war
NeNrlng tht lettcr \, ucunls, drums, etc.
~ collected all otlhrsc myself, natamc,
ltaalWaNs ana my husband. We used
~ i've M TIE lttle Rouse ncfOS. the way.
Tie skulls l'c lAonghed up inst farming
the iand. used 10 keep 'om under my
bed 'of tear folks would see 'ehaud wlssn
my husband Dicdand Oothought to make
q museum ol 'cm Tor visitors, ! rubbed
en All upi Nc"m, polished th0Sc skulls
WIN my own hNidS. ''Out weren't you
afraid 10 nave such things aroundy"
asked Young lady OF the party quilIt-
cally. ~ ailaiU MSS ! ani a soldiers
daughter, and soldiers niece. Sergeant
cotton, VINO fought al Waterloo aud Is
buried over AZ lfougomoui orchard, was
my uncic Thal settled uT point We
ute our dinner aud were In pimc for the
1850 O'Clock Train This was the last for
Us oG BruSScls, Fhc neNt morning early
we were on our way to Antwerp, aud at
%p. IN, we had lcia the busy tsNYn with its
magnificent Quays and shaded houlcvurds
and were Slowly sieaming aiore the river
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

Ia Belgium. Around the court are the
various old Guild halls, the most remark.
able on the continent. They urc very
quaint In architecture, and each has lis
device on the g0ble--thc butchers a
swan, the shippers the stern of vessel.
II is here that Charles v. Is said to have
nbdlcated, and it was here that the two
brave young Flemish n~bcmcn, Counts
Egmont and Horn, were condemned to
death by the Spanish viceroy, the jealous
and implacable duke of Nlya. The SEN
tencc was executed IN the center of the
market-place, and as we stood there the
tragic picture so graphically described by
Motley seemed TO rise before our eyes
with startling dstinctncss. The tide of
our busy nineteenth century life was
sweeping across the open space, but this
bad no real existence We saw only the
noble figures IN the llowcrof their manhood
with twenty-five companions hardly less
illuStriouS, who met their deaih with a
iorttudc and heroism which win render
them memorable to all time. FROM the
tower of the Hotel de Nillc, Il one cares
to climb 80 high, a uagniHcrpS view of
the surrounding country can be obtained,
the feature of which is The "lipnn monu-
ment ON the hcld of Waterloo. The gal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
CHEIFau HouGoMoMr-mrLRlgg

Intelligent simplicity whatever WAS OF IN
tcrcst. The woman was very Kind aud
eager 70 show rs courtesy Glasses of
milk and small bouquets OF pansies had
been placed on tho wcll-scrabbcd table
when we entered .he little room where the
visitors book was, aud We gladly marked
our appreciation by little extra fee
"jal toniours DIES fcurs pour les DANES,
was her smiling parting salutaiiOn as tho
little bouquets were pressed upon Us.
Across the field towards la Ilaye
Sante we took our way, determined since
we were here, and might never come
again, to make the circuit. Referring to
our invaluable Baedcker we managed TO
locate mentally the position Of the OPP
posing torces--eyen 10 the suRken
road into which, as Into trap, the
French troops icll--Nhen making the last
desperate charge. Had the French culr-
assiers known the field better Waterloo
might have sent down q diiercnt history.
A. Il was Napoleon mast have stood paf-
alyxed 10 see his men, before they conid
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

LNOoLN, ME-. oct ~ The house
and cattle barn belonging 10 Peter Hen
gen, living near Utica, twenty-five mites
north u here, were burned Thursday
night llcngen wa, away from home al
the time. The remains Of his wife and
daughter were found IN the ruins IN,
body OF his brother was found in tlt
bnrn. The skulls Of Mrs lIengen aud
her daughter were crushed, and The opln'
ION Ol tie eoroner's jury was That thcS
had been murdered rs Hcngen's brother,
Who afterward committed suicide. Tho
brother was sunstruck a year ago and
had iecn subject 70 hts Of insanity since
and Il il supposed that he committed Tho
decd during 0ny OF these spells.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
FORT Worm.

The ceso of Mnr9 Gibson against thc
} city for $1,000 damages, resulted IN 4
hung jury IN The county count list eycn-
ing
Georgs w Marshal lSa suall man or
dlnarlS but he stepped higher andia!ked
bigger Ihnn any iuan In town to-day. ID
Is a niuc-ppund boy
Tom Richards was IN the STREETS again
this afternoon for The arst titus IN two
weeks, We has been loWu with nalariai
fever.
The commissioners court rcnulndc,l
tbs work az letting contracts Tor new
bridge, tht morning, aud adjourned TO
meet again ON Monday october ~
The Good ds GoldCurlpany PLAYED here
laetnlght t3a small buasc, but having
pleased thuAe present tie matluee this.
afternoon was Woll atlAdcd, The housc
WI, good tu uiglt
H. II Snuham of Houston arrived 10.
day on hi2 way 10 tho ranch oant Of
WltitpsborO
THO street committee abnsy repairing
crossings, b 10 We tall 10 see any now els.
tcras boiug built 10 protect Tie property
of cnr people from lire,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
LloN M0NUMfMT.--lYRTERl00

| lcrcs OF Brussels, though well worth a
| VISIT are not of paramount Importance
after Antwerp and the Louvre, and We
| therefore sacrificed them to the general
desire to see the field of the great battle.
| The trip Gun be made by train or carriage
the former Is the quicker, the latter the
| plcasanter-if the weather is fine, as the
way lies through the Bots dc a Camhre,
and u pretty country beyond, 10 the vii
lagc OF Waterloo Naturally, we selected
the quickest route, and a. we took M
carly start were soon deposited at the
station, whore crazy old diligence
stood waiting TO convey us to
the battlefield The Lion nonu-
mcnt, one naturally imagnes, from It's
size, British hcmldic device and conspic-
uous position, ~ be commemorative OF
the hard-wOn victory, and one Is amazed
to lind that IL was erected by tho personal
vanity of the prince OF Orange rs the
/ place whore he received severe wOunN
/ Certainly vanity o'erlcapt itself IN this
Instance and raised a monument to otacr
deeds and other men, instead OF it, own.
1 But indeed Waterloo requires no mnnu-
mcnt while The old chateau of llougo-
mont, with It's Dullet-peppercd walls and
/ shattered towers, stands 10 tell the story
| of the fierce and desperate struggle This
old chateau was the KEY OF the situation
and was held by the English agelnst the
most persistent and determined attacks
] by the French When we descended from
/ the monument, from which the general
survey of the country Is most beautiful
and striking, VIC eluded olcious guides
and talking tourists, and Ia silGnCC and
Retrospective quiet directed our steps
along the side Of the lurroWcd field 20 the
old chateau.
We were admitted through the low,
stout door by peasant and hi, wife, who
took us through the inrm-yard, the orch
ard and the little chapel, explaining with
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

LlInE Rock, AIia, oct H. iioDt
Murphy, q well known planter, liking
near Des Arc shot ard Killed George
CLARK anA wOund1d his wife, "Wednesday
might Clnrk yAs a isnant living On
Murphy,s placa MURPHY suspected blul
OF steaiing corn, md visiting Ids house,
ne found Clark feeding corn 70 The horse
OF solsc relation Mho had come " ylsit
lin. Clark claimed 30 haze bought no
corn, but Murphy returned home, armed
himself with Il shotgun, and, riding
buck to ClaTk's horse, called hun on
AZ Clark opened The door Murphy llfe'li.
killing him aud w0uading by wlir' VINO
who was ln,idc Tho house MURPHY mas
been arrested
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
unners.Lon ID nngll.h Mnl orrmll.e..

MANulmsrER, oct. ~ Striking mill
operatives of Oldham at a conference held
yesterday decided 10 accept per cont.
reduction IN tho wages with further slmi-
lar reduction three months hence I. lipde
has not improved in the meantime. II IS
hoped that the Mill owners win moot this
concession of strikors nnd resume work
lat tho mills which have been idle about
fourteen weeks. This decision affects
over 10000 spndles and 10000 operatives.
The strike was oeeaslorcd by the owners
posting a notice Tor a l0par cont. rodtc-
ilon M MngcR.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
"ouse and own Aaain.a

Ropehtonls sometimes the only way
to Impress truth np0u The mind Ac-
commgly tpkn notice tint Dr. ricnvs
Pheasant lfurgativc pclloRn Che orig.
inal Little Liver l'llls) continue 70 be
wondonullyo effective In rairs of sick aud
nervous hcadacltc, constipation, udlgcs-
ton, rush of blood to tho head, cold oy-
trrmtlcs and all ailments arlslng aFom
obstruction OF the bodily functions.
Their actiol IL thorough yet gentle, and
the ingredients being entirely vegetable,
they can he taken with impuDlty into The
mOst delicate stomach All druggists.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
ANOTHER CHAPTER.


NigSitfioNs wan IN lhH NhiHt ~ lHt 'Iihl
a Ward Fnil,re Turus Up.
NEW YoRI oct H. The mysterious
William s. Warner, who secured inost OF
the fluids Of the bankrupt firm OF Grant
s ward, surrendered himself to United
States Commissioner Shields this morn.
ing saying ho understood there was a
warrant issued against hm. 4 deputy
marshal watched his house last night, but
was unsuccessful in finding him. II has
been generally understood Tor weeks past
that Receiver Johnston Of The Marine
bank has been investigating the dealings
of Ward with The bank, and he brings the
present suit 20 recover tie money which
Warner IS soidto have Illegally obtained.
Warner claims that he had no dealings
with the Marine bank except 10 draw the
money ON checks paid iliui, aud that ho
ncycr had any dealings with Grant &
Ward except 10 buy the drm's obligations
over Tie counter Warner brought bonds
men 10 court with him and viii give ball
in any amount that may Doe desired
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

Tha widespread popularity OF silver
Loaf baking powtlos IL due to the
strength and purity OF The ingredients
that enter Into Us composition, aud &c.
poated chemical toats place II Side by
side with tie most pOpulag brands IN
the market, and show IL tho peer OF any
powder yet offered the public. The
manufacturer asks only trial with other
brands, and IL willing 10 ebide the re-
ats1t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18
cancer of Tongue!
lnse Resembling That Of Con. Grant.

Ease Resembling That of Con. Grant.
me ten years ago had a scrofulous sore on
leht hand which gaveat me gre trouble, and
~ the cid time treatment was healed up,
feupnoatd was well. ] found, however
"A oilr fccn driven into the system by the
W n0t8xh and mercury, and In March, lsS2
.olt Hutln my throat, and concentrated in
! Il &0itcpf the doctors dcuominatcd cancer.
. ~ placed under treatment for this disease.
Ne six or seven OF the best physicians In the
ttfy hud me at different times under their
sc, among them three specialists In this
| but One after another would exhaust
sklll and drop me, for grew worse con
| llly. Tic cancer had eaten through my
~ dcrtroying the roof OF my mouth and
Zip, thcn attacked my tongue, palate and
~ "a stroying the palate ana under lip
elyhnp halt my tongue, eating Vut To the
| siy lett cheek bone and up TO the left
ffvtn hearty robust woman of $50
d4si was reduced to a mere frame OF skin
Iik5oncs. almost unable to turn myself in bed.
|"1ldnoteu ANY Solid food, but subsisted on
ufsdnd my tongue was so far gone / could
NIX. Ihc anguish OF mind aud the hor.
| AuHorngs of body which | experienced
'rtrcerbc revealed, Given up by physicians
I-.n,,wifh no hope of recovery upon the part
iendfNho sat around my bedside expect.
I(gcfy Moment Ia be MY last, In fact, ms
NNnd would place his hand ON me every
aid thcn TO see whether I was alive or
and ct one time all decided that lie was
ict aud my death was reported all over the
TRY,
en- was MY wrCtchCd and helpless condition
first Of lhst october ,lSSl1, when my friends
|'menrcd giving me SWift's specific. In less
IN month the eating places stuppcd and
|}LDg conlinenccd, and the fearful aperture
w cheek has been closed ana iirmly knitted
cher. a process of a new under lip Is pro.
slug llhcly, and the tongue which was
LIST desiruyCd h being recovered, and IL
n thAthalure is supplying a new tongue.
rtAlkHo that my friends can readily un-
lancnie and can eat solid food again. 1
apie 20 walk about wherever please with
hho neeist of any one, and have gained
| lWoundf OF flesh. Nll this under the bless
F'f pcrclful Heavenly father, f. due to
~ fptri1C am wonder and marvel
| my friends, hundreds of whom have
nmNiutensc suffering ANA have visited
ty my Ailliclious. While / am not entirely
|llEHet MI gratitude Is none the less deyOut.
AM confident that perfect recovery h
lHn'Nght II any doubt these facts, would
EVthcmte Hon. John IL. TUylur, state sen
e this district, who Is my upighbor, Or.
l.. Bfadicld, of va Grunge, Ca, or to any
| f. person living In the southern part OF
I---pe COUNTY, Ga.
MRS. MARY l.. CONFER.
srrange, Ga, May II, 1850
n ID l3 all druggists.
y biuise on blood and skin diseases mailed
\ on orr Physician, No. l5I W. Esd ST., y.
l0nSullailon free. riIE SWIM. SPECIFIC
DgawcT3. atlanta, Ga.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

with poorly manufactured or impure
baking powder. Buy package Of Silver
Loaf and give II d fnir trial u you do
this you will never regret II. How many
disastrous failures Ia making bread
cause troubloas vekatiof Ia tho honso.
holdY This can all bp obviatGd BY a trial
81 SILVER Loaf. j. H. BroTn guarantees
~ purity, strength aud efficiency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

recover their position, helplessly swept
of by the allies. and our hearts are fresh.
" thrilled when we remembered the az
ony with which the dual cry must have
been wrung from him, "Topt est ncrtlu,
Sau,c Qul peut"
II was q long walk back TO the Hotel
Dc Muscc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

burg 20 the throne The column, about
1870 feet high, II surHountcd by statue
of the king Ia bronze by 6eefs. The iig-
ure~ In relief aud the cmblematlc figures,
representing The freedom III the press, Of
ciAtise bodies, are " Geeis and SlmonIs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

when Silver Loal baking powder Y ueeH
according 10 dlreetlcns tatisiDcbofy fe-
suits always f0llCH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

UiArrhWu, worst cuscs rclioycd and
cured by Dudy, Pure Malt whisky.
Recommended 10y leading physicians.
sold by druggists and grOCers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

bDtllc Of Angosturn Bitiers 10 inyuT your
lemonade or ans other cold drink with, SIN
Keen fuu free from dyspcpsln, cole dlhrrhca
and nll Diseases originating from tho digestive
organs. Buslre 10 get ihU genuine AngoHturR
manufactured bf Oh, j. y. IS hrkiGbnl 4 eoNs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

Bargains IN DRY Goods,
Bargains In Dress Goods,
Bargains in Blankets,
bargains ia Comforts,
bargains IN Wool flannclS,
Bargains IN Cotton flanntls,
BARGAINS ~ Nose,
Bargains in Ladies' Cerscts,
Bargains IN JERSEYS and Clmks,
1000 paW Mems lNnta, 8 80 to SG.pO,
Bargains IN Mems SUBS, So and sS,
Bargains In Mons Suits, $40,
Bargains IN MeBs Suits, Custom Made,
SD,
Bargains Ia MEMS Suits, Custom Made,
sis,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

bargains IN Mems suits, Custom MA.
S22.50, H" ''"Rs'
Bargoius In Boys Huep Suits
liarmins IN Boys I.ong.Tants Sn,,.
Bargains IN Boys Long and Ss,.,.
Pants, N''pf-
bargains IN Ladies' ana Men. Sbr..
bargains In Children's Shoes, NNS''
Bargains IN Mems Boots,
bargains In Rubber Shoes,
Bargains IN Mems Underwear
bargains In Ladies' Underwear
Bargains in Boys OyercoatS.
bargalns In Mems Oycrcoats, aeAnas
Bargains In Mems uyercsats, ~ AR
and $50. W w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-18

perfect myscli am going to bru teach.
or for life, AND | am bound to be good
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1885-09-16
GEN. cox AND The CHAPEL
HILL POST OFFICE.

Again there has bern q storm Of
indignation started in Chapel Hill by
The intimation from His Majesty
Gen. Cox. that MI. kirkland, would
be retained as post master at that
place. Now Mr.. Cox well, knows his
pet at Chapel Hill has beena rcpub.
licna Of The deepest die. A man TN.
fl for le Losili"n. and moreover
very dislasuiul to The l""pIr ~ III.
acti,n. lie Las ai,,h liz i;.ne as.i
money fvr tLesupp"rl "t the Repub.
lican party. Yet because three mem.
begs of the faculty say retain Mr..
kirkland While all the rest Of the
democrats oppose L bitterly Mr.. Cox
sanctions It. This is the action Of a
pretended representation ofthe Demo-
cratic party. This is the action d .
man who IL now clectionecring for
the nomination to Congress next time.
He had IL in his power to have Mr..
kirkland removed, but no, he prefer.
red TO let him remain instead ofap-
pointing some good honest democrpt
10 Office, ono who has worked hard or
party aud General Cox. Tbese
Is n similar case of this kind a. Pitts
boro, and other places IN cox's dis.
trict. There il strong talk Of getting
up an indignation meeting at hapel
Hill, u denonnee Gen. Cox r"r his
action. Wetrust il will be done. II
will be late in the day when the pen.
pic Of tlii- District tender Gen. Cox
their support 10 mis'rpesem them in
Congress.
We have advocated 10 man through
the columns of the RECORDER for
any post Office aud have written this
much 10 show huw We (the demucrat.)
are being treated by our representa-.
live in Congress. Arise IN your
might nj The next convention and
silence his political career, We do
not want any more such men, who
cares nothing for the wishes. Of his
constituents. lie offers very thin ex.
cusos, and cites the rules of civil
service reform, but that had nothing
10 do with Reid, johnson, and others,
from having every postmaster re.
moved in their district. Il Is all
bosh, Gen. Cox.