The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1889-09-20
THE EDITORS DESK.
,YItSTS on TOPICS THAT ARE
g>FFRT TS.r.N.. THEPEOPLE.

g>FFfsT RESTING. THE PEOPLE.
sre chronicle Expresses lis Opinion on
F.~>in. ruhiic Events and Questions
81 Interest NOW Before the People.
fx Governor CHARLES FOSTER says that
removal 81 TANNER VIII cost the Re
5l!eaus 3 800 votes in the November
election in Ohio, SO mote it be.
In ~rEAKE8 JOHN G.. CARLISLE says the
Democrats VIII stand on the platform of
3rY reform in 1892 and that GROVER
gfsyELAND will be their candidate for
President.
THERE Is a time and place for every
-ag, and the place for advertising is in
aavSpapcr, and the time-every issue.
Hgr ~ Greely. And the paper in North
..~olipa is the STATE CHRONICLE.
THE Asheyille Democrat is the name Of
weekly newspaper that will be estab
.-arI in AsheviIle oct. 1st, with the We
-arau L. NJ FUEMAN aud the talented
DAVID NJ Vance us editors. 1t will be
.ly Dcmocrat.c Is subscription
e, vin be s. 50 4 year
ruE N.w Lynchhurg x Durham railroad
posses within sight OF the place where
P,FRlK HENRY was born. President
C.rFl hts given orders that al pass niger
t-r, ~lali move slowly in passing that
,ud spot. wi,h thr bell tolling us Is
es passing ,uut Vernon.
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p.au>, yania town of E,,hrata the hom"
Ii he German Baptist sect called the
p4akers. or T mixers and he will furnish
4 HIcture. qpe sketch Of the people, their
Customs, and their town, together with
many illustrations, in the October Num-
tss Of Ilarpcr's Magazine.
HERE Is ONE Of the bill board advertise
rneu,s Of q Northern Sunday excursion;
.F5low the example of the President
a. ,h- United States and join in Sunday
Excursion"
Fltry years ago the Presbyterians
would have turned HARRISON out Of the
lIrch tor Sabbath desecratlon.
The IMPRESSION that the future of Johns
Hopkins University is III doubt owing to
loss Of it endowment is a mistake. While
il mas suffered immensely in the shrinkage
of stocks il is placed at more than
81 600 GOO there is still left the large
endowment of $50, 900. 1t is neither
wrecked nor in danger, and its income is
sufficient TO pay its expenses.
Cot T. E YOUNG, of Henderson, is
quoted as saying that there is SO much
dissatisfaction among North Carolina tie
pablcans that North Carolina will fail to
return a Republican Congressman mex,
time because of the treatment received
fr, N tie Administration. The CHRONICLE
hopes and believes he is good prophet.
CHEATHAM may go back, but the fifth and
ninth districts will be redeemed.
The PEOPLE should know that at the
coming State Fair and Southern Indus
trial display, Raleigh, =. G., Oct. 10th
10 19th. 1889, (the first three days are for
arranging exhibits that one of the special
features will be the selling of articles ex-
hiDited; that is to say that any of our
readers who wish to exhibit what they
raise or make, can have the opportunity
without any cost, to sell during the FAR.
1t is proposed TO make the State Fairs a
pla-u where tie people can lind any thlng
from a split bottom chair, to Grand
piano; and purchase the same. The peo-
pie in the county and section who make
or raise anything they wish to sell will be
at the State air in full force and get
their share OF the money that will be
spent there.
IT HAPPENED in Illinois and will not
therefore be taken as a text by FORAKER
il his campaign in Ohio. a negro in
Lawrenceville had quarrel with a white
ma.-drew a knIfe-the white man got
away the negro went down the street
cutting and slaShing at every one unit!
the Judge of the county court knocked
him down. TIE negro was arrested, but
the blacks came 10 his defence and there
vas a fearful eight in which several per-
sons were seriously wounded and sixty
slightly wounded But the negro and his
hackers were imprisoned. We read such
occurrences with pain. They are liable TO
occur wherever bad men defy the law
The negroes who aided the law-breaker
are censurable and deserve punishment.
If this thing had occurred in the South it
would have made SHEPARD, FORAKER and
the rest of the bloody wavers happy,
and they would have sought to make it
appear that there was a race war in the
South
TIE ASYLUM COTTON FACTORY.