The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-01-22

1.-THE tins eiyertise. When trac
is fusli il no trouble to capture j
but nt,eI, money is scarce and trad
Idull. ,ygfybDdy is fighting for wni
is being done, and tile most effsctiy
way Of capturing it is by a free us
Of printers ink.
Lexington Dispatch: The farmer
however, ought to be heard in th
councils efthe party with which b
votes; and if he las the true ideas o
citizenship, he will make bi,nsel
heard The farmer has just as much
right as anybody to have his say il
politics
Charlotte Chronicle: Is wealth
generally, an obstacle to political pre-
fermenl? Not IN the Democrati,
party; but On the other hand, wealth
alone is not, or should no. he suficien
% carry man into ths highest offices
in the gift of the people. In nolnina
ting Col. Calvin s., Brice for :ha Uni
ted States Senate, the Democrats oI
the Ohio Legislature have, We fear
made q mistake. ....* ...-. et-,Are
The Scotland Neck Democrat
urges the famers of Halifax county
to make an effort to cultivate rice,
andexpressess the opinion that it will
grow well in that county. Ii wisely
urges the farmers to diversity their
crops and thus make themselves
not only as independent as they can
of others to furnish supplies to make
cotton, but also independent Of the
character Of labor on which they
have been compelled to relv and
which, of late years especially, has
become very unreliable. @,< j.
La Grange Spectator. Big crops
on a few acres. This is the only
successful way to farm. Farmers,
have you thought about this? If
you have MOI, sit down, take your
pencil and paper, make your figures,
and see for Yourselfif if this not true
policy. Our farmers have got to
come to this, and the sooner they
realize this fact the better it will be
for them. : .
Goldsboro Argus: The Neuse
Lumber Company Of this city are
constructing q commodiousplant on
the river near old Waynesboro,
which will be equipped with all the
latest improved machinery for kiln
drying, planning, turning and pre-
pairing lumber Of all kinds for mar
ket. Thus does Goldsboro 90 for
ward. The truck farmers Of
this vicinity say they will begin op-
erations in dead earnest bright and
emly tomorrow morning for plant
ing a full, varied and increased crop
Of truck. sa
Asheyille Citizen: DR.. Grissom
has been on q visit to st. Louis,
where he has been offered a high
and lucrative position in an insti-
tuition Of high character in which
the treatment Of various ailments is
a specialty; and il is probable he
will accept the offer. An erroneous
statement comes from Washington,
that he had been M applicant for
the control Of st. Elizabeth, the
National Insane Asylum. This is
an error, his absence from Raleigh
beng connected solely with the st.
Louis proposition.
New Bern Journ.. The Chandler
bill is an insidious attack on the
South, and is de igned 10 draw atten.
ton 20 homeicides as eyincing a con.
iition Of affairs that will justify the
interposilion Of the Federal Govern.
ment. There Is no evidence that The
courts are remiss in their duties; and
If at any time there Is q seeming dis,
position 10 shirk duty. The righ,eoul
indignation Of the people compell
obedience 10 the obllgalious Of Law
aud the demands Of justice Tn,
Chandler bill Is a direct assault upor
the American system Of Government
Il Is subyersiye Of States rights and
personal liberty. Congress can 10
! pass the bill without usurping fright
reserved 70 the States and oblitefatiDI