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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
Warm Weather ana Jackson Mound.

warm weather ana jackson Mound.
The warm weather has tendency TO
attract people to jackson Mound Park,
where they can enjoy refreshing brcczcs
from the river and at the same time wit.
ness the fine performances of the Deshon
Opera Company, This is at present the
sole source OF amusement in Memphis.
The operas are well rendered; the prnci.
pals are well known throughout the coun-
try as clever performers in their respective
roles; the chorus is well drilled, at all
times singing in unison, and the company
deserves TO be patroni1cd, and should be
liberally supported Nv .ho respectable
citizens OF our community, as the manage
ment cater to no other class, will tolerate
nothing else, and ladies can with impu-
nifty attend the performances without cs.
corts should they so desire, being assured
ample protection and polite attention at
all times.
Chimes OF Normandy" drew another
nice audience last night, and should clear
weather prevail there IL no doubt that tho
attendance will nightly grow larger, Tor
the company has an extensive repertoire to
present during the season. "Chimes OF
Normandy" tonight, Friday night and
Saturday maiineo
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-20
IN. r.,d,.u OF tho rona.a Deb,.

NEW YoEK, juno l0.-In accordance
with the resolution passed at tho last
meeting Of the St. Paul stockholders, pro-
yiding for the funding Of the bonded debt,
a mortgage for Sij0,OOO.OOo. covering the
cniiro system, Is now being drawn up.
Both President Miller and Vico-Prosident
Bond refused 10 make any statement IN
regard 10 the details Of the mortgage, but
they said that in a few days the forms
would be made public II Is understood
that $4,000, 900 will be reserved 20 retro
outstanding bonds, 5000, 900 will DO used
10 run the floating. and the balance Issued
nj the discretion OF the directors.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-20
Sanitary Plumbing.

The enicrprising irmoi Iatting 4 Bailey
arc rapidly building reputation for doing
good work. They have already completed
some Of the most thorough and well yenti.
lated jobs Of plumbing ever done In Mem
phia Their idea lie TO use the best mate
rails and workmanship, which results In
comfort and satisfaction 10 their patrons
They mako a specially Of romodcling old
plumbing work.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-20
EIoHT CASES. EIGHT CASES.
Containing over 10000. 10000 I'm
ported Cigars

ported cigars
Have been received by MS direct from
Havana, through the Memphis Custom.
House, during the past week. among
which arc Diligcncias, Henry Clays.
Flor de samclson aud many other equally
fine and standard brands. We are tho
only firm in Memphis who receive ire.
queni shipments Of imported cigars and
our patrons are therefore enabled to get
only fresh cigars from ms.
j. SANEisoN q Co,
Tho Direct Importers Of Memphis
+. S.-Wo sell baseball tickets
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-20
GETTING IN SHAPE.
steps 10 Bring an Excursion OF National
Educators 20 Memphis.

The National Educators Convention
will be hold In Nashville, July 10 TO 90 II
Is desired 10 bring a lot OF them 10 Mem.
phis and 10 that end a meeting Of NOM
bcp Of tho Cotton aud Merchants Ex.
changes and citizens generally will be- held
at the Merchants Exchange Friday, June
~, nj I O'Clock pm, 10 adopt some plan
OF entertainment, etc. Everybody In.
yited
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-20
Probable Winners Today.


First Race champagne harley, Kingston.
second Race-Iadlsha. Starlight
Third kace-Auricoma, Senorita.
Fourth Race-Bclh n, King crab
Filth ilicc-Blrrlstcr, Wary.
sixth Race-Bill Bond Bonanza.
At KANSAS CITY.
First Racc-Lizzic b., Miss Clay.
Second Kacc-Queer Toy. CULVER.
Third Racc-Armiel l.. II.
Fourth kacc- Bridgclight, I. J. Rusk.
Filth Race-rhe ELK, Entry.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-20
Results nj Kansas city.

KANSAS CRY, No., June l9-Derby
Day brought big crowd at the races to-
day. The weather was warm and cleal
and tho track good, but. sill little slow.
Mulkey's Le Premier. the iavoriic, cap
tured the Derby with case.
First Neutrality-suspicious. Of mile
Lizzie NJ. 1914, Elkie, FIRST; Madolin 100
West, second; Golightly l0i, overton,
third. Time l.l7l. Thankful OF, virgiC
90. Van 5. 100, Select knight lO2, Volt
guor and Derby J.. ran unplaccd.
Second Race-fiyc iurlongs; for two
year-olds. Blue Vail %. West, first; Lulu
Il 90 Coleman, second; jess Armstrong 80,
Nichols, third. Time-l:03l. Miss Mary,
90, ran unplaced.
Third. Race--Thirtccn-s for all
ageA Bridgclight l22, Briggs, first; Church
III Clark l0l, West, second; 81. Pilot 100,
Thompson, pird. Umo-l:25l. Mani,
II JOG, ran mn laced.
Fourth Racc-kansas City Derby, mile
and ono-iourih. Le Premier liz, Elkie,
won; Gladstone III, Freeman, second;
Ut III, Young, third. Time-2li. Al
bert Stull III, Angclus III, ran unplaccd.
Fifth Race-Seven iurlongs. FREDERICK
100, Oyerion, won; Annie II l0j. Chumb.
ley, second; I. J.. Rusk 80. Nichols, third.
Time-l:32l. Little Mamie 100, Voice iO2,
ran unplaccd.
Tho entries and weights for tomorrow's
events are rs iollow
Pint ilacc-Thrcq quarter If milo Niw Clly
~. Can Dance VI iiimnu %. Virginia lul 1ullghuy
iui, Lizzie u i0i AEgratltur ~, May liar lVs
Mamie u III, LADY Cole III
hccond Racr-livt furlonsg iur tWoycafulds
Jim quinn i0i, lcih iul, 1uillgU iun, Nayui
Nontan ioN. QUEER 10y IL.
Third Racc-iiandicap sweepstakes, i0f two 1car
olis Jim Ogiehay 10. Armicl ini l. u il0
Iouuh Racr Cliiurnf stakes, iuf al axes. scNcu
fufiuurs 7. J. Rusk - Mandolin ai. N. Alhau'
~ Ms NcAllkicf VI. bOunlo King VI, Bridge
light ~,
fifth ilacc-Mllo and seventy yards i1r al are q
Tho Ia lOl. LnlIy ~ .alIe Mnyo " lcInln W
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-20
Election Notice.

An election Tor seven Directors e - W the
BLVFf CITY INSURANCE COMPANY Coz the
cnruing year will b. held nj ibc Compiuy's once.
on TUESDAY. July 2. is8
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-20
The Memphis a Charleston railroad
Train.

Leaving Memphis at 10 o'clock pm, ar.
rivcs at Washington at o'clock am,
New York ? O'Clock pm, Boston . O'Clock
pm. second day. Pullman sloopcrs 10
Washington without change via Lynch.
burg.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-20
The Ascot Heath naees.

LONDON, June i9.-At Ascot Heath 10.
day the race for the Ascot Derby stakes OF
" soycroignS each, with 500 soyorsigns
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-20
MARRIED..

liANsON-RkED- "Wednesday. June ~. iss9 by
the hov faihcr Martin. ht fnAsE y ilASsoS 10
Miss lIgEiE v Run. both Of this civ No r,rt,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-20
LODGE NOTICES.

IDRO0RiNs LODGE 30. %. X at q. .Vb
Il mcciseYefy ~ itsnAY atEu1o'ciofk -.
pm. Al uiiccrs and members afr MI ~ u.
quCsicd 10 attend Visiting knights coz. cElLG
daily Invited, Pint THURSDAY 10 mouth, NllSy
lifsi Rank second THURSDAY In month, -
socpnd RAM thirt THURSDAY IN month. Third
Rank. ~ order J. T. HALL. a III
JoHS A. wAtrrn. X. n.6s
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-20
BAD FOR THE TALENT.
THE PLUNGERs DUMPED DEEP IN
THE SOUP YESTERDAY.
Gramercy and Longstrost FAN to Con-
meet With the Pool-box as Per Seized
ule-dood Card at Sheephead Today
The Great Kingston 70 Start.

SHEEPsHEAD BAY, n. j., June l9.-The
attendance today was not more than 1.-THE
OF what II was Yesterday, but that was to
be expected. The weather was all that
could be asked for, and the track was so
dry that it had to be sprinkled on the
quarter stretch before the sport began to
prevent the dust obscuring the view. The
notable feature OF today's racing was the
establishment o! u new five aud a half fur
long record by Hanover. lie w2s not
pressed at any stage OF the race after TAX
ing the lead, and there is little doubt that
he could have clipped oil another second
from the record had he been pushed.
First Race-Five and half mrlones.
Starters Hanover, Cyclops, Britannia,
Cold Stream, Tho Forum, Jay Dee,
Beck, Tipstaff, Servia. Hanover won,
Tipstaff second, JF Dee third. Time
1905 20.
Second Race-Flve and a half furlongs.
Starters: Gramercy, Benefit, Ralalpa,
Bill Letcher Burlington, Bagatelle (colt),
Favoriic, Vevay, Frailty, Mignon. Bur
lingion won, favorite second, Benefit
third. Time-l:0S SO.
Third Race Mile and one-eighth.
Starters Longsircet, Fresno, Sluggard,
My Fellow My Fellow won; Longstrcet
second, Fresno third. Time-l:50.
Fourth Race--One mile. Starters:
Burch Carnegie, Frolic, Brait, Long
Knight, Benedictine, Sam Wood, Syntax,
Ten Brock, Umpire, Ovid, Littrell, Queen
OF Elizabeth, Maia, Iceberg. Carnegie
won; Benedictine second, Queen Of Eliza.
beth third. 'Tme-l:43.
Fifth Race-Mile and an eighth. Start.
ers Taragon, Trisa.n, Frank Ward, Kern.
Taragon won, Tristan second, Frank
Ward third. Time-l:57 l-5.
Sixth Race-Mie and an eighth. Start
ers: Boccaccio, Mclaughlin, Troy, Alice,
Subalten. Wynwood, Anomaly. Gen
D'Arme, Newburg, Ripton, Vivid, Fonsie.
Wynwood won in . minutes, Boccaccio
second, Gen D'Arme third.
Entries for Thursday:
Flint Race cyen-elghths Of mile Iceberg n 4
Rowllnd. Eolian, Brait. Ban Cloche, kingston. ~
cach Nova l0d Puzzle lO3, Tho Lion Vanguard
Eloyc. each III; bohemian 10, Defense ~, llu,
Rock i2i. Champagne Charlie ~.
Second Rac0-IhVc-q quarters oi mile. BCatiiy
Folly. inoritc, Prince Howard, each lO5. Maxi
mus, blackburn, Cayuga, OnNay, kcmpland
each 10; radlsha iOJ, Starlight ~ Bronze anc
Blue iut
Third Racc-Mre aud an eighth Glp,y queen
She, ScuOflta. AurlcOma, each llA
Fourth llaoc-Milc aud an eighth. Bella u ii6
Goryo ~, Defense los. Brother Ian los. Joe L.,
l0i kycrcit los, Elcve 100, Eolo iO2 GoD %, KIM
Fifh Racc-Mllc aud thrcc-cghtha Bella u ii6
Barrster no. War 100. lnyerwck l0l, Lelogis iOl
Gr'y bawnb
SIKH l,ace-Onc mile and hall ON turf. ~
mama ~, Bill llond IN. Jake shipscy ~, Amo
1iG defense and EIeye la fourth doubtful. Bronze
Polly. Howard and Brother Dan doubtful
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-17
THE KILLING OF CAPTAIN
DAWSON.
The Charleston Clergy Protest
Against the Acquittal of DIR.
Mellow.

CHARLESTON, July s. The Char
lesion clergy were greatly stirred by
the acquittal of DR.. Mellow. AT
the meeting of the Ministerial Union
to-day Rev. C. C. Pinkey, D. d
rector of Grace Episcopal Church,
offered the following paper, which
was adopted by the union:
"In view of the recent occurrences
in our midst we, the Ministerial
Union, feel constrained to adopt the
following resolutions:
/. Resolved, That we proclaim
oar adherence of the murder. adul-
tery, and all the deeds of violence
which defile the land with blood and
violate the laws of God and man,
and deprecate all demonstrations
that seem to sanction them.
2. Resolved, That we will en-
deavor to stimulate the public con-
science bv setting forth the Divine
law against the reckless shedding of
human blood and the curse that the
law entails upon the community
which refuses to punish crime.
3. Resolved, That we invoke tine
pulpit throughout the city and
State to unite with us in putting
down the deeds of violence which
have so often disgraced our land and
exposed US to the Just rebuke of
those who honor the commands
Thou shalt not kill" and Thou
shalt not commit adultery"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-17
The Boy On the Wasp.

A wasp 10 a six legged bird that
lives mostly in trees and under the
ewes Of bar j. .l.i you cannot tame
him; he ~ ino Uusy. Never stroke
his fur The wrong way, because it
makes him mad, and when a wasp
is mad | don't want nuthin' to do
with him ! He has what they call
"a stinger," and when he goes out a
stinging. boys must keep away from
him. | leaned up agin one once
when he was busy, and | jumped as
much as a feet. ma had to put mud
pie on to that place 1 hit a wasps'
nest with a stone once, and the boss
wasp he chast me, clean across the
lot so fast that whenl got over the
fence tore my pants; then pa he
spanked me until | wished | had
let the old wasp sting me.
a Some say wasps make honey. but
if their honey is as hot as their
stingerin' | don't want none. Pa
says the sting rim amt so bad at
first as the rekolekshuns of it for a
few days. He ought to know, cos
me and my brother Ike we got on to
the roof and pokea a big nest from
peek down into the barn yard while
pa was milkin.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-17
Electric BItt.rs,

This remedy 10 becomming so we'll
known aud 30 popular as 10 need no
special mention. All whj have used
Electric Btters siug the same song
Of ptslse'-A purcr meilceDe doe
mot exist anil IL IL guaranteed 10 do
sll that 10 G aimed. Electric Bitter
will cure ali diseases OF the Liver and
Kidneys. viii r. move Pimples, Boils.
Salt Rneum and other affections caus
I'd BY impGte blood. Will drive Ma
LARA from Ihe system aud prevent
a. well a. cure all Malarial feyers -
For cure at heziache. Constipation
and Indigestion Try Electric Bitters
--Entire satisfaction qua anttel, OF
money refun led Price sc AID 81
der bottle al X. Blackuall Il sons
drug store. d6w
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-17
Trade Marks and Patents Is
sued.

Repeated by Norris A. clArt.
WASHINGTON, July 10.-Thefol.
lowing Trade Marks and Patents
were issued July 2nd:
TRADE MARKS.
No. 16,761-Leaf Tobacco
Brand 4 Bethel. Louisville, Ky.
Application filed April 10, 1899,
Used since December ], 1887. 4
white rectangle on a black ground
PATENTS.
Cigar punching Machine-John
II. Abraham, Lancaster, Pa, As
signor to the Conestoga Cigar
Company, same eplace Filled July
Is, 1887, Serial No. 244, ,l11.
Cigar Observation-Disclosures Allen
Chicago, III. Filed March |, 1850
Sesial No. 30t, ,G20.
Combined Tobacco aud Pip
Bon-Frederick X. kaldenlerg
New York. \. Y. Filed Sept. IL
1883. Serial No. 2S5, 1866.
PATENTS IssrED JrLY 9TH.
Cigarette Case-FranciS $. Kin
ney. Peuuanac. \. j. Filed Ma,
IL, 1887. Serial No. 227 ,03l.
Cigarette Machine-Oscar W
Allison. Rochester, \. Y. FileC
Nov. 10, 1885 Serial No. 1S2.
3G2.
Cigarette Machine-Oscar W
Allison, Rochester. \. Y. Filet
November 90, 1887. Serial No
256,21S.
Cigarette Machine-Oscar W
Allison, Rochester, \. Y. Filet
September 10, 1888. Serial No
3S4, ,0SS.
Cigarette Machine-Oscar W
Allison, Rochester, \. Y. Filet
February 2, 1889. Serial No
29s,G13.
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Song of the MusquitO.
ONLY ONE OF THE REASONS.

ONLY ONE OF THE REASONS.
Thefollowing paragraph, taken
from the Southern Tobacco Jour
nal, Is as fair a sample OF the bosh
that finds its way into print as
any example We have yet seen:
"Why is it that the Blackwell
Durham Tobacco Company the
largest smoking tobacco estab-
lishment in the world? Because
IL is located in a section where
the finest smoking leaf in the
world is grown.
To properly answer the ques.
ton asked in the above would re.
quire n acarefully-prepared history
Of the inside WORKING Of a business
extending over n period Of many
years, and a sketch of the busi.
ness career OF at least four able
and competent men.
While We acknowledge that the
choice of n location, where the to.
baeco could he readily procured,
was not unfayorable to the
growth OF the enterprise. We still
hold that the men whose brains
directed the development and
forced its expansion TO the pres
ent broad limits should have
their fair share of credit.
Blackwell's Durham Co.Opera-
tive Tobacco Company would he
a puny, insignificant concern in
deed II it depended upon the site
on which their factory was built
and its convenience To the section
where a particular kind of to-
DaecO u grown.
1t is brains, Mr.. Editor, large,
broad intellects. full of ideas, and
having a comprehensivegrasp on
the forces that govern aud con.
trol trade throughout our broad
land that brought about such
abundant success.-.NeW York
Tobacco.
You are correct, Brother de-
lano. II was brains aud indom.
liable energy that caused the
Blackwell firm To take the lead Of
all the rest of the world. They
used the tobacco made in this
section, which greatly aided
them in accomplishing their aim.
Carr. blackwell, Mcdowell aud
Austcn's bIain power was the
leading cause.-Southern TObac-
cOniSt.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-17
MISS GRACIE WADE.
Answer of w. Duke. Sons 4
Company.

Answer of w. Duke. Sons L.
Company.
Supreme Court, Kings County
Oracle Wade, plaintiff, against
W. Duke, Sons 4 Company, de.
PENDANTS.
The above namc'l defendants,
by Sackett, Lang. l.,sd 4 Me.
kewan, it, attorneys, answering
the complaint IN the above euti.
tied action, respectfully shows to
this Court: -
I. The defendant admits that
IL ~ n corporation engaged in the
business Of manufacturing aud
selling cigarettes, and that dur.
ing the several times IN saidcom,
plant mentioned IL carried on
said business In the city Of New
York, In the State Of New York.
2. This defendant, further an
swering said complaint upon in
formation and belief. denies eacl
aud every allegation in saidc com
plnint contained except that ad
mitted In the first paragraph D
this answer.
q. And for u second and separ
ate defense this defendant allegc
upon information aud belief tina
this defendant has not been gull
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-17

IITrsBuRG, Pa, July8.-The Rev
L. +. Flemon, alias John Yeldell
was arrested at the conclusion OF
services in a colored church on
Arthur street last night on charge
of murder. The arrest was made on
the strength of a telegram from
Edgefeld charging hun with being
Implicated in brutal murder which
occurred there three years ago
Flemon Is a bright individual and
betrays no nervousness over his
arrest.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-17

honest in it's two sentences immedi-
ately following the above, there is
reason to believe that it prefers be-
ing right to being republican.
4
That the North Statels about to
break out of the traces may be seen
from several editorial extracts given
below from the same issue quoted
from above; and should that hap.
pen, the ''Chronicle" is sincere in
saying it would welcome into the
ranks of the democracy so able,
clean, and honest a paper as is the
North State"
We did not mean to be bitter
we do not feel that way. We have
kind feelings and great admiration
for President Harrison. We regret
he has been bagg d by a ring, and
that the result must be detrimental
North Carolina republicans. All
This will not deter us from talking
freely to the people once week,
about the mistakes of our own ad-
ministration. We talk to a large
and intelligent and earnest consti-
tuency in nearly every county in
the State. They have confidence in
US, and know we WILL tell them no.
thing but the truth. They know
too that we care more for their in
terests and for the success IF re-
publican principles than we do for
the men who hold the federal Offices.
Being republican, We know We
are right, and We can affordto wait.
truth is mighty, aud will prevail.
President Harrison will live to find
that he has turned back the clock
on North Carolina republicanism.
We shall stand to our colors in the
future as we have in the past, feel
ing and believing that ninety-nine
out of every hundred republicans in
North Carolina are with us.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-17
THE SUMNER PARASOL,

They strolIed along the beach one
day
Beside the silver sea,
And watched the merry wayelets
play
Oh.beautiful was she.
The dawns rich glow was in her
face,
The dewdrop in her eye,
The willow in her supple grace,
The zephyr in her sigh.
The perfume of the silken hair,
Which almost brushed his cheek,
SO thrilled him, as they wandered
there,
He could not help but speak:
IL love you, worship you" said he:
The words | speak are true"
Then, blushing redly, answered she:
IF so, then | love YOU"
Then giveme just one kiss. said he,
Now bursting all control,
We'll, YOU may take one" said she.
Beneath my parasol."
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-17
Railroad Wreck.

PITTsBrRG, Pa, Jul, 9.-Freight
train No. l3, on the Pennsylvania
railroad, was wrecked at Wllmerd.
ing. few miles east of here last
night. Thirteen ears were derailed.
The train caught ON fire. A car
load of whisky was the cause of the
fire. becoming ignited from some un-
Known cause. Eight bodies have SO
far been removed from the wreck
and it is said that six or eight more
at least are in the debris.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-17

"Now." said the bridegroom To
the bride when they returned from
their honeymoon trip, ''let US have a
clear understanding before We settle
down to married life. Are you che
president or vice-presidept Of this
societyp" | want to be neither
president nor vice-presilent,' she
answered: II will be content with
a subordinate position" ."iyhat il
thatp" Treasurer. Boston Journ.
al. - .---A.-.-1
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No BE wailIng.

The Charlotte Chronicle" seems
to be surprised at the attitude of the
Greensboro North State" toward
the revenue laws and the federal
appointments. The President has
seen fit to place over the people a
revenue ring which shows up for
itself Ii needs no comment to in
form the people what it means.
The North State" for years has
stood with the people in their aver
sion to the internal revenue system.
1t will continue to stand there. And
this can be done consistently with
the most exacting loyalty to the re-
publican platform and principles.
We have no criticism to make on the
action of President Harrison in se-
Letting HIS enemies in North Caro-
lima to fill the federal offices. That
is amatter under his control.
The North State" will be used to
try to keep the republican party to-
gether. 1t did this thing two years
ago against the men whom Presi-
dent Harrison has selected TO form
his revenue ring in this State. We
shall save the party against the in
trigues of these very men who want
no republican party here.
Our State is drained of money
through the internal revenue laws.
Our farmers are impoverished. They
have no money. and not much credit.
Hanging over Us like a great pail Is
the obnoxious and oppressive inter-
nal revenue system. Now that the
republicans control both branches
of Congress, We must have it re-
pealed. The Southern members Of
Congress should proclaim that they
will vote forno man for Speaker no
will not pledge himself to form a
committee on Ways and Means that
will at once report a bill TO repeal
the internal revenue laws. Our
Southern members can dictate the
organization of the next House OF
Representatives, and its policy on
the great questions affecting the
Southern people, aud thev will b.
arrant towards and bOOt-licks If they
do not do it.
The Charlotte Chronicle" saws,
"The Greensboro North State
Of this week has several editorial.
that are bitter against the conduct
Of the administration in its distri.
button of federal patronage in North
Carolina.
ain the course Of its emphatic but
most interesting bewailing. that
most excellent of all republican
weeklies, blurts out a truth that We
had MT been prepared to see ad.
mitted, even by the most disgruntled
and truthful # all republicans. The
| North State. with q fairness that
must commend itself to all of all
parties. says:
awe look for nothing but dis
aster to the republican party in
North Carolina until the internal
revenue laws are repealed
Even in this little matter it i
feared the honest paper will find IT,
self out Of joint with its dishonest
party; but Il that paper is entirely