The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-10-26
THE EDITORS DESK.
CONHENTS on TOPICS THAT ARE
INTERESTING TIE PEOPLE.
The Ihronicie Expresses Its Opinion on
Passing Public Events and Questions
az lutte est Now Before the PeopIe

rhe hronicie Expresses Its Opinion on
Passing Public Events and Questions
az lutte est Now Before the People.
W. To GIVE you all piece of advice
Say ,9ur prayers, obey your wives and
vote the Democratic ticket Senator
Vance
poCNERY SAYS THAT if Alexander had
been animated he would not have been a
candidate for Governor. The CHRONICLE
viii give chrome to any man who is big
enough fool to believe Dockery's assertion
joCkERY POSES as too decent man to
N * false charges against Judge Fowle
He lakes Tom Devereaux along to make
his false statements. They are two of a
kind. \ man is known by the company
he keeps.
WHEN l LIVED IN England | received
thirty-siN shllings week, or IS Ct for
tifty-four hours work. With that money
! could buy more than l can buy in Raj
eigh for $50 a week.-lG. N. W. a practi-
cal printer in Raleigh.
In IS SAID that Mr.. Blaine will 90 into
journalism after the election, as the editor
of daily newspaper. He ought to take
in Colonel Thomas P. Ochiltree as a palt-
er,and call his paper The Annanias and
Sappaira ~ Durham Plant.
\ GENTLEMAN AT Henderson writes
Every Dody over here reads the CHRONICLE.
1t is universally regarded as the very best
campaign paper in the State and will have
telling affect on the result of the elec-
zion. The cry is LAY on Macbeth
If THE NORWEGIAN wants a drink OF
y rth Carolina whisky he pays on it a
duty Of 400 per cent, bat ''thank God
and the Republican tariff law the nutmeg
which he CRATES in on top of il is free. =
senator Vance in his Raleigh speech
SOME CLAIM THAT Captain kitchin Is too
rough. The man who would attempt TO
heS pine log with razor would prove
himself TO be an imbecile- The Captain
knows his business and handles his broad
axe remarkably we'll. 1T New Berne Jour
nal.
TIE CHRONICLE Is authorized to say that
a communication in the Raleigh Signal,
relating 10 a Democratic meeting at Den
yer, Lincoln county, was perYerslon OF
facts from beginning to end and meets the
Indignation of all good, honest citizens Of
the county.
a LEARNED Democratic grammatical
authority says: REPUBLICAN is com
pound unconstitutional noun, black III
person, declining in number, Of African
gender and desperate case; governed by
negro. according to the old Puritan rule:
lone negro governs another. = Leaks
vile Gazette.
Mr.. A. NJ. WICKER, Of Chatham coun-
II. who voted for John Nichols two years
ago, now says he will oppose him because
he has proved false to his promises tc
help the laboring meu." Mr.. Wicker is
one of many. And they are all right.
Nichols has betrayed his friends and bro
ken every promise he made.
THERE Is NO danger Of the manufacture
diving if we reduce taxation. II they
were thar easy to die the sooner they dice
the better. At any rate, am willing tt
risk a reduction from A. to AZ per cen
and then if they don't die | would con
clude that they were all lying as usua
and try little more reduction.-loena
Vance.
THE CHRONICLE has carefully watched
the proceedings of Congress for the pas
year and half-or since Nichols has beei
a member. We say deliberately that ~
has neither done nor attempted to do any
thing TO help the laboring men of the DIS
trict. On the contrary he has voted agalns
their interests every time he has had al
opportunity.
REFERRING To THE false prophecies mao
by the Republicans if Cleveland should
elected Senator Vance said: But afte
four Years of Democ. ic admlnl>tratlo
We are all here. You are all here ana
am all here and the negroes are All hef
as healthy and as sassy as ever Noood
holders who have fattened on the puoi1
treasury for quarter of century.
In 1880 Tom Devereaux IN neWspaPt
article defended Judge Fowle and SAID thi
he was not guilty of any improper tram
action in regard to the special tax pond
In 1888 he charges him with being guiit
on this line and with being bribed. Whic
Of these conflicting statements Is tru
Tom is NOW a candidate VINO THINKS
success will be secured by traduclng Juds
FowIe THEN he bad no personal lnteres
Now he is politically drunk We ape
from Devereaux drunk to Devereaux sooe
IT HAS LONG been an accepted say III
eff Won want to know mans real cba
acter. ask his neighbors about MIN
Dockery's neighbors have spoken anu 'h'
state that he is sorry farmer, an lnco