The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1886-10-07
THE EDITORS DESK.
GOMIEN'S on TOPICS THAT ARE
I>TER E~TING PEOPLE.

iI'-At ''l tiI' utlhC ID lih'lS " oCtul vi Ilt
!nd Of November It will effectually
Shake the disguise Of the Republicans and
carry dlsmay and CONSERVATION through
their ranks. So mote it be-
Zcbulon Vance Waller, Esq, Of David
son county, was licensed to practice law
Tuesday He is the Republican nominee
for the House in Davidson. The CHROME
Gle wishes him much success in law but
thinks he ought to change his given name
or his politics. A ',Zeb. Vance" RepubIi-
can sounds as contradictory as fresh
salt
The CHRONICLE was pleased to have II
caIl Tuesday from Mr. H. A. Deal busi-
ness manager of the Charlotte Observer
Nr Deal is an independent candidate for
the Legislature in Mecklenburg. If Col
Jones and Mr.. Deal a.e both elected
but why initiate the heathen by Imagining
"a vain thing" The Observer viii not
loso their services, it is safe TO predict,
Col. r I. Hargrave has declined to ac-
aept the Craftsmanship of the Republican
state Executive Committee and l"dge
t1,..t.4! .c1tIses 10 pe a candidate for Chief
Justice, TIs is the beginning BEFORE
the election others will decline because II
cannot accept If elected you know, and
On the 3nG Of November those who don't
decline cannot serve BECAUSE they ''are
nGr el.oted you know. Thfs deaaest
tn,ng ~ MOTH Carolina Is kepubli oaanlsm
'''f@ - II .
The nroG,edlngs Of the fourteenth annual
meeting of the North Carolina Press AS
coeiati4t rN'tn mft at NofeettteAAi ii'y'
IN tbs il,tWs days Of June thls year
lase ln~, been issued from he KernerS-
vile Scna and Farm Office. Among the
other Interesting matter it contains An ad-
dress ls G. W. Blount, Esq, of the Wilson
Mirror, on .'Gen Louis ID. Wilson for
thoin A,isoh; eeo,@"nt. wa H3anea. Il IS IL
xatuabI contribution to the history Of the
;or,,.,,;on of counties and is Us interesting
AS it is valuable.
In Tuesdays News and Observer John
sion JOINTS, GOiitticttNtFo pff i
account Of q visit 70 Gonihroon, sehator
Vance ) new home in the mountains. 1t
Is one of the most bright, wellwritten and
.eada.le pew4pqper articles we have read
IN many days and conveys g pleasant PIE
bure Of the Senator'S picturesque summer
resort Gen. Jones doesn't tell why Sen
ssor Nance named his home such an out
,aGd,.., nqIpe qs hompEoGGH THef ne ffttft'ghtt
have given it a beautiful, rytlmical and
distinctively North Carolina name.
!! ffer the nomination Of Oliver Ames
sou OF tHe map Wno Wa5 50 padty slAircheo
~ the credit Moheller fascality, for GOV
efnrt If Massachusetts. the ltepAnlical
party viii need considerable cheek 70 la,
claim to being the party of great mora
id.as." Ame, is not smart, nor good
nor popular He is rich. IN these day
:. '.tar'ln not ONLY "h!les Lluitl' ude o
ANS hat makes C4OFeffibrH and President
snd often htibes the press and silence
The pulpit Success in money making
.na Ipagtc wand Of Ftis da,. lhomps"l
says
Success makes fools admired, and make
Villains honest
Tt Is reported that hon: j. kandolpl
Tucker Is writing a life OF Hon. John
Calhoun. 1t will be a valuable volum
and will have a large sale. Mr.. Iucke
can much better serve his country AM
,.1n postnumous TalrF by qhe p4ptleatlo
and able statesman this country has Pre-
iuced, than by serving in Congress. Tim
gas when learned men MAGE feputatlo
IN the National House. That time ha
passed. Sun Set Coy will be longer an
5ettef remembered by reason Of Ms :fhre
Decades" than by his long and faithf'
service in Congress-. If Mr.. fuckers pro
posed work commcnds itself to the publ
it will give him more lasting reputatlo
than his Congressional career.
one of the most important and slgnli
eanb legal ACTIONS of regent years Is Il
dre,.tiqn 0f the liovernor Of fepnsyivah
CO the Attorney General to commend
legal proceedings against the Anthraci
Coal POOl, consisting Ol Il uuHUcl " loo
mo railroads and coal companies whlt
have entered mo aeomblnatlon 20 testrl
ma fegHlate The production Of coal al
maintain and advance it's prices. II
Governor arragns these capitalists for
tortioning on the public and refusing Ell
hloyment To their workmen TO exceed MI
months in the year, thereby compellll
Sbam TO remain idle one fourth OF t
wear. He says there is no reaSnn fof q
iny this other than to make big fortuh
out Of the people who are at their nero
He recounts that the iron Industries OF t
state have been retarded and in some sc
fions ruined by this combination Go
pttison doesn't content himself, as
most reformers, with pointing out t
evils He proposes to redress them. I
Attorney General will at once proce
against the GOAL pool.
This action is significant as shoWi
what will be the future policy OF COVER
ment. The time is near at mana wh
aggregated capital cannot absolutely &C
troll the markets of the world 1T MAS go
an already too long, but now the peol