Daily Republican., 1889-03-15

lne murder OF Captain Il. w DaW
son, the editor OF the Charleston News
and Courier has caused wide spread
feeling OF just Indignation throughout
the entire country, but more especially
i'll the South, where he was best
known. Hsd the people been able TO
get their hands ON Dir. mellow, his
murder, they would have made short
work OF him, but fortuna ely for him
he was saved from their fury by the
slrong walls Of the jail. 1t is hoped
that he will have speedy trial and
made TO pay The just penalty Of his
dlabolicel crime. But there was
another, even more attrocious murder
than this = few weeks since. about
winch very IVA. WAC said in the South
"a iYbere ne effort w. Il 4, -
loeaiily '.@sare it was committed IL ~ sile
piehena the murderer, or murderers,
Colonel John M Clayton. CONGRESSMAN.
elect from district In Arkansas. was
shot down without the slightest provo,
cation, except the fact that he was a
hedu0lican, by cowaIdly scouadTel.
Whoee presence on the outside Of TN.
house was not even suspected until lie
nred the fatal shot. We have not
heard oil single threat being made of
ynehlng this man Or men, in fact no
arrests have been made, although It is
said the offices oil the law know fully
well who committed this cowardly and
brutal murder. We have nothing but
the deepest loathing for the assassin
who murdered Captain Dawson, but
STILL when we compare his crime with
that OF the assassin of Colonel CLAYTON
and notice the feelings of the people n
the south In reference to both crimes,
we cannot refrain from thinking that
the life of Republican is not az
sacred as that Of Democrat in the
new South.
Co.
The Every Evening again called at.
tention yesterday 10 noises at night,
and especially to the blowing OF steam
whistles as early as o'clock in the
morning, for the purpose of calling
men to their work in come of the rolf
ing mills. We presume these whistles
sr9 blown tor the purpose Of awaken
Ing the employes,and as consequence
they arouse every one else within
hearing. Many persons when aYoke
In this manner cannot fall asleep again
Or il they do, are liable 10 oyergleeu
themselves and probably lose an bout
or so from their work. But the I'm.
earthly shrieks of these whistles are
not the only nuisance the people ofthis
city are subjected to, as there is q fan,
or blowing machine of some kind, in
one of the mills that is kept running
all night 10 the great annoyance Of
Parsons residing in The eastern part o.
Cue city.
We know OF cases where persons oil
nervous temperament have been kepl
awake for hours by this machine,
which makes a hideous noise, some
thing like that OF the internal machine
on The tug Hercules. Then there is
the drum corps which nightly parade
come part Of the city, disturbing every
BODY reading on the streets over which
they pass, These are all unnecessary
nnieauccs, that should be gtopnej
The rolling mill proprietors could fur
nish their employees With alarm clocks
or send messenger around to cal
them In the morning at tho hour the,
were wanted Ii City Solicitor Tnrnei
wishes to do son thing that Rill bene
Ut the people i.p Will either draft a Law
TO be presented "a the Legislature, O
an ordinance 30 be acted upon b,
council. Ia pat = sop 10 these nui
Eances at time " hen Y9rRipemp
especially need every hour for rest.