The state chronicle., 1886-11-11

to have been III the form Of woman
And thus 20 the fools a-lying and a-lying
and the poor woman has no way to make
the people disbelieye his horrible, lying
stuff which fill the great blanket sheets,
yclept daily newspapers.
Tie Prohibition party in Randolph poll
"a a smaller vote than in the previous
election. Greensboro Workman.
This is good news The Prohibition party
in North Carolina can DO no good and is
capable only Of dong harm. In Guiford
it enabled the Republicans to succeed
Growth for the Prohibition party means
Democratic defeat and all the evils result
ing from Radical rule. Wise Prohibitions
not stand On be order Of going There
are good men III Il most Of them are
good men, but they are playing, willingly
or unwilingly, into tho hands Of the Re
publicans 1t must go
Senator Don Cameron, who accompani-
ed Blaine III his Pennsylvania tour Is re-
ported to have made but few speeches.
His only address ut the monster Harris
burg meeting was to small but enthusi-
astic audience Of 4 dozen people, who We're
trying to crowd themselves on to the plat
form. The platform was already crack
ing, and several of the distinguished gen
tlemen had taken themselves off it. Sen
ator Cameron laid his hand on the shoul-
~.
ing forward, and in a low voice, but with
much earnestness, spoke substantially as
follows keep off here, d II you. Can't
you see the platform is fuIl'
When employer, are generous and APP
preciate of service rendered aud employees
industrious and good tempered there is lit
tie dissatisfaction on the part Of those EN-
ployed 1t is too often the case that men
who employ others have little regard for
their privileges and rights and seem to
think they have bought their convictions
as well as their services. kindness to
servants is a theme from which a grand
sermon might be preached But Mrs. \,
T. Stewart has preached the strongest un-
expressed sermon on this text in bequeath
ing to her servants SO, 600 how far
shines a good deed IL Il naughty world.
In the campaign Of 1876 it will be re
membered that Judge Fowle stirred the
hearts of the people literally from Murphy
to Manteo by recountipS the scenes Of the
putting OCT of the paupers Of Jones coun-
ty to the lowest bidder. The County Com
missoners of Davidson proposed some time
ago to adopt that custom III regard TO the
paupers. Writing to the Lexington Dis
patch Mr. J IT, Mills says:
'sOur people are aole and willing to make
them comfortable, and the civilized world
now looks with horror on those who fail
to treat the aged and intirm with human
| ity and kindness. | recently visited
county in which paupers are put up at
| auction. They We're taken at q cents
head for each day"
The Guilford County Prohibition Club
at its last meeting passed the following
It solution
'>Resolved that this Prohibition Club
has only feelings of encouragement over
| the magnificent vote of GuiltOrd on last
| Tuesday We are more and more con
yinced that the purifying influence of our
| issue is being felt in politics.
The CHRONICLE suggests the resolution
be changed to read
Resolved, that this Club rejoices that
! by reason of pursuing a most foolish
course, it has turned over the manage
ment of the county to the Republicans and
given the State Republican House of
Representatives which will attempt to put
the East under negro rule.
This might not sound 50 ''highly moral
but if would be nearer the truth.