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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-06

olbla arguments Aioge ihe HOUSE Commit.
III 81 lS|iVeaiI6h upon tho School CAM.
missioner biil
The 8IAfeh Term olo Circuit copfi
viii be- Aohdsy, M instant We
trust lbal our patrons Who attend il wiz
no' pigs eaa upon is and leave as 4
subscripiiea s. ulemento Of their Sisit
N The civil list for our county, published
in The last Beacon AieTe were several mis-
takes Allef she old iagistFptes have been
re.appelntsd, but, We are informed, tIipi
one q Two Of ,hein have since resigned
we congratulate Mr. q Manning Combs
Of The Poetry Glass 81 tlic University 81
GEORGETOWN apep the splendid showing he
made at tho Second Term examination.
Manning stood second III bis Glass and Ind
va8 per cent ont ofa possible 100
Some 81 the bills proposed BY the Coun-
" Earme's Alliance have been prepared
and forwarded to senator Wilkinson with
The reQuest ihat he present and push them.
The Others viii be sent on as soon As pos
sisls
The County Commissioners have given
notice in slle Hnte,pr.sc that ilie Levy viii
silese April list, proximo, and tina, accounts
not b that date win be excluded from
Levy l!st In the same paper they also
give notice thni they will eit March 18Th
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-06
Great Reduction in Prices.


THE undersigned calls 10 attention pf
The public U great reduction II slcA
lnadaal auIl Il I'M II lIIS glnrfsi
stock ane attention II caiIeli ~ lhe
reduction III Tue prices III agricnltnEal ill.,
pemanR
ROLAND CHILLED FLOWS
ARE now being sold largely under last years
pgices Farmers eannot gEfise ~ accepl
this celebrated blow At tie price now askei
he calls attention 70 bib large stock oilfeeh
q j IgDEN SIZED and CLOVER SlS ED
His line 81 GROCERIES and FAMILY
S1fPEIES Is very large and marked
down e the lowest prices
He Invites attention also 20 BIS clock 81
GENERAL MEftCHA NDlsE.
which are being offered AZ low "a pos ible,
Cell and examine his stock before pHrs
chssing elsewhere. and he iees confident
iaat you can Be suited 81 % quality and
price,
PHILIP +. EDELIN,
Feb. 25--tfz
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-06

Tho new as essnent bill, Shich was u
have been reported By the Senate Finance
Committee Wednesday recommends, .swo
asa ssors D. lerg fer each county and ne
for each election district Is ID appon a
BY the Governor The two a large ere Q
90 from district . district and asses n
cpscstt with she local assessor for The raf-
iieul, district, who i only 70 act wilsn
fhe TWO assessors come into his district
Their CONDENSATION is 70 be So 80 per day.
Thes ere 10 begin their work May next,
and complete il by September I. A beard
Of contiol and review Is established Is un-
der The act Of 1876, who ar 70 begin lleir
work In September and complete il IN bs-
CONFERENCE.-The Governor, for good gauss,
shall extend the time
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-06

Al his fesdence in Mediey's Nick, after
a lingering illness, which he bore with
Christian fatsisHdc, JAMES u. NORRIS,
in the Tlsi year Of his age, May nc rest IN
pence.
Died ii Washington city, on eth Of
March. 500, AIPEEUH SI u y. youngest 500
u Peter u. and Jane Guy, IN ilie 23rd
year 81 hia age
The snt,ject of this brief sketch WA one
with whnm siig writer had nOs the pleasure
Of any personal Acquaintance. though Ia
daily cos nunicstiop With many i Dts to-.
a'ives, ard gather Il % ihain many noble
lriss If hafaeief poase8sed b. the de-.
ceased Mo- 0ne iaiil' aud he.H IS the *
clamatlnn you bcar if9n 81 a intml
sh devoted iFqHher, friend B. AL nad
God knowing al ibis. 10 was t0o pure To-
rensin her on Garth. and lie took hini 70
Iinaif IA dwell ID that Celestial City
shaye whHsl BE his prepared wiil lls
han ~ 81 $50 isltlsiui that k,g
Ills eafst nsfNt hafpu f4fth add zee
r ANi IL We arr b Judge ai,sr
sAsi il sgl one. ~ O. ~ certainly saF III
eas anunH tlH shisen chiidmHoi Esd ard
Is now eni sing tie GainpantnnshjV IL Alt
uiasy GOD N 4 4lis claly 81 aneeis fa
iass eaf l4thef "a mother. bf hf ana
sssts4H da VI seHf nslf sincere ejNra.ity
II tha lhtli -si hour ~ htragcnsnt sug
towing friends gopg i9sE Il bis einai Eaa.
md a9n9nsae Tgifssises w3fii me hapDy
thoughts It atiaNpg ma lan pe1
al and i Hustah, etef hayirg freeive3
~ the sacyNrcuts II bis. holy church
NOne knew him but v pfAise hial none
knew him bur q love him We elisht ali
volumes pOrtf4yiug tbe many gFd quail.
iies pdsspad tho ai5ase n4nel o1e, bst
deem Is unnecessary. 80 ~ WAS to
sci known ia helsked 81 ali that knew
Sim % eiHer Into any long ohliasFy des-
esihipg hie ms8y good and nmiatie quali-
iies
A dfaiei iriend In tho hour II need,
Asba3noss 3l lie proved 10 ~,
4 Fsliau ga srh OH d. say,
sa.atil Heaven W. 81 how know.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-06

The southern MaFyianA Democrats s.d
q field day ID AapapolIs Wednesday, the
26th uldmo Gen Chapmas presided 81
their na-ting. The peufng election hiil
W indlr.ea 80 nc registration bill also,
except that IS amendment sss asked III
10Y Ing aYpeah from ihe rasisierp e be
hcard ~ tho supervisors END not by Tie
Court Resolutions were adopted askii 8
the passage d The school Commission I
and eiher ical bills
Representative from Caleft and st.
Mars went before tle ieusa Cmmiite
Oh Education iubehaIf Of tho School Com.
missioner bin Mr. y y Graves spse
for de Republicans, apd va followed 81
Messrs Joseph n Key nd Robert &.
Comha for The Democrats Then, Mr. 4.
n. Holmes ina BIZ say. Daring the course
81 Slr Holmes remarks be commented
upon the fairenage extended thc pub =
acliools hy DE signels or The Lloyd lelr
Whcp HE naneof Mr. FrAnas v kfg
was reached, Mir Holmes u ihst Nc
King had ehia but ilia a was too small
70 60 70 school Mr. Busieod, ohaifmati q
tie ooarnitleei sis led ~ y 50 p pm
O tii riiuk and created quite lai' =
by inqairipg
fDe you mean 10 say Il nh is too en-.
70 attend scholT
Meeers Cray and CAN'T. Of Calvert, also
addressed iht committee upon the Bill
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-06

Rev. M Can't Is expected to hold two
services 1T All Faith Parish on sunday,
tie OH Of March.
Alf CANT will net bc able u officiate 81
his own Church, Chaptico, IN that day
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-06
1fuAcK

~ NJ fsnNi x nd RAcl mmervi
Aley nder Barnes and r. Bryan.
.lslnes y. Butte md N ~ Thomas
John Henry Gordon su5 Teresa J0nea
9oseph ksad asd Nts t'bepnm
Henry Whine. nd Anrie fula,
Ignafsns i'TAeaRd Nina Bal,gr.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-06
nocAl wgsE Ann 0ImERwTaF

Til School commissioner Bin Il sh n
stain quo.
The sue made nor drst TIP ofthe Sons N
Wednesday
II Is feared that the cola snap has es-
troyed The fruit.
Both the Orphans and Commissioner
Courts are 70 meet Tuesday next, I'LL ~
slant.
Judge Crane was N town Tuesday last
and beard argnmfnis in lhe ease q Hpre
vs.. Meyer
We have ibis eh surrpd ita mues +
our editorial pace ta Mr J Frank fert
Read bis letter
Fria u nishi lust some nliscrenat entered
ST Josepbf churcb ard slale the e5oripp
and ma stsN.@
81 iAs ri onAl Il efty n
ssy's ituf ~ astii nostp iulil Ihe
day, tie lslh Instant seeady
FenaIor WIlkinEon ms pfpsFn MED the
mem rial fthc ste Mars ounly Farm
ors AlIiane isips forrauction hi 1T
con " expense
We egret the ais,nce, week. ofeuf
nsnal 4. liige's I,ena We trust ilat
neither sieknat ia ans olef calainsig
he's L9hsllen ftie eAal5a
we nyi. q ecial AZ aI8u to The ID
yeFl Yen af tbe sla5 REX opefts which
al ems n another column. II is ore Of
~ finest estai y p his section
alTs Laura y FINES has jusi received
falI isisemngs, dress goods ia
Viii II 4 flih
9i we
lhe 89sh nslmo, III Globsis b.
Gpmps A1d Jos. n KY mace obi hna ia.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-06

The Rev Thee 9 Gambr,ll Will oillei-
ate al st Andrews Church on tlse tliifa
Sunday, the 18Th Of March. 1880 o'claels,
a u and at St Peters, in Leonardtown.
ST 3:30 olclack r. ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-06

John i BmdhuId mi Magic " iiidrei.
Wsi1mm . fiatiingly aud Etama Mis
Mafif p FdWarit and j Nci,ie Galn 4.
.Theophilu Boni,s and u. Emile Buck
JOHN B Gl0sisTo ard Aafa A Norris.
Wiliism r Yaiesaud " Panliae Waiheh
WnlAm 8 Wood aud Mary n Yee
fse.f9e G lIili and jar Ann Nsa
ffe0r f.Wey nnd i,ncia i3oNips.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-06

Owners 81 farms wishing % dispose of
ihcm 81 70 obtain loans 81 exchange for
city property. apply %
fipILfllNS y HELKLEY.
Real Estate, Loans and Exchanging d
speciality.
1924 n 81, Al W., Washington, D. y.
Junc s0-til
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d nenlarg u ALPHlNaUs 0uY.


oh how hard Il Il b give up those We
love, but God Id Iis allswise providence
has taken from me one DEAR AZ d brother.
sould ANYTHING have csused the more pan
fi.an ! tell u Heart when they told 100 ihAt
MS eans cntisia was % inprcf N1mafe
~ erth viii behold bis sweet face ana
manly form So, 10 has gque ~ dwell
witli Cod above. who docs al things Well
Il b hard q eiye him Up, bnt havecsn
ISOLATION II my happy thnugnis thsf kBDE
be lied a Christian. We know il was hard
vel harder sill be died away from as all
and ia levlAgssiss % wash HWay that dY-
ess Az neA, Sc behold his face, be
Is i1jnehg bsek tsais a corpse, and We
plsea hlnia the lonely hyard of 81
3a shiil weepNo m ~, my gyicl' "a
der 9nt pray f9r nae 9ear 4 nay lllAf ge
both meet III Heaven, where ioyNfRef
ceases aud pleasures always shine. ~
adlen, dear fonny, til we meet on the 9th
ef shore
By your cousin Il j., G
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FoR 80.
ITO WI q. CRIMES
cor AeTu AnD eulEDgs,

f3HtiIHf t,Et. fsflua eessss5illsst Hlsh M AF-
cfll1ia Hii9agy aad taruishrd Aifil Tic b.
ttaltS icaifns - Wafhas3 haisiD salts,
istilH 1afsuioni and fqlaf md terms %
tulf a Iha8kiui 81 lass fsgos ll all
fiis Aiinnaiiun 1T sasaa asiius rnA
Aln Holly soy. ST Asafs county, sil.
May Ess
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-06
PUBLIC SALE.


The sale 1T the personal properly Al 20
ses i Blua III Nelleys Neck. having been
hefrsot5re postponed "a ancDnAt AZ Inc ~
nps III hir 'eeinan | shall proceed 81
sell by pppit iuctioR. 3n saia farm, on
lHUR DAY, March 18Th, 1890,
al - ~ fff}t,ifS ~ w r. fft ~ r1ttftf7 fT1f
OXEN, STR st' aud FAR Mi 6 laIP n
j., A. VII MHI{, attorney
and sent for Mis- SlaighA N3lmeI.
Feb27 idg
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-06
WAN re ID.

linmed ely, n bright, aciive young man
Cor yuu1) d clerk ii sore Must como
well rec nmended and one who can costl-
mand sonle trade. Address
BROWN STORE,
Feb q Lconar llows.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-06
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

Orphans Court Of st Mays County, Set:
November Il, 1889.
Ordered BY The Court, That Robert T.
Bnfch, administrator Of THOMAS e.
BtIRGlJ, late 81 Mary s coanty, Nd, do
ceased, give the notice required BY law 10
tho dcceasei's creditors ID exhibit their
claims and that The same be Published
once week FOX Six successive weeks In
tho ST. Mary's BEAc0E
Test JAMEa r N. RAhEr,
Register Wills for ST. Mary's county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-06

Since February !, ultimo, The Clerk %
our Circuit Court has issued Licences Q
Marry to The following couples
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-06
RICHARD "a. TEPPETT.
ATT0RNEY-AT.LA

II Z, Lexington 81, near chas.. Bait, I'D
Pnriirea Ia the Courts Of Baltimore city
Courts Of Appcoisof Nd, In the counties
Charles aad g. Mary's and Washington
city Special attention given 70 Admirals
practice, collection ol claims. &c, Being
4 me,nler Of and council for the Real Is
saie firm Of r. J. Chaisly q Co., al pariie
acelfIne q @li farms IN Maryland can
place them Ia ourhandh Persons desiring
- bas u exchange should call Or send for
liai ~ prcpMty. Money loaned on fri
mortgage. Jan Soy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-06


CAPT 81. g. GE08HgaA \. wililssvc pIoi
s. LIGHT strsss Whsr: evssy .rIIFsIS 4 i
sf9 Friday 3 8, z 81, ilf siie following
iaudlngs % Potomac River
on TUESDAYS ron
Jsaee wharf Ai,era wharf
Gr1me'e Wharf llowanl'a Wharf.
iiAeot Hhsrf INeia wharf.
pAss s. Asl4. Isannhrii8Mn.
esSsa AhsgL ssaRe'S Wharf
hiH 3 Wharf Csl8i ID Wharf,
l<si9n Whar. Nunssu Ferry
A9gaAgs pqsHs NJ Holly Wharf
Leave /. II AaDToN for FsAi.TIM0IsE
~ khHFsliAy si7. A. II
On FRIDAYs FOR
Jgh Wharf, cobrum wliagf,
lsn,mes Wharf, fl0Waf1s wharf.
HanlaA Wharf, stones WhaFf.
sgNafta Wharf, LgKia WhAn,
Conn Whafl. I.6oaaf,li0wn,
kleNie syhart 3nshwaoa
EsAige ANhar. l,anAslefa Wharf,
Aaa1aT B4ln., ghspHce Nhpf
EanaY Point, liverpool Point,
Abeli's Wharf giFugQnt
ALEXANDRIA & HTAsIiiSfsrON DC.
Leave WASHINGTON ior BALTIMORE
% sunday q I, = u
% Fregai Rested affsg $40 r. NJ
40 8ilsz 81 f.aasng viii bc signed except
shoae IT tlls Company
II FOSTER, G6nnmi Manager.
A. NEEpHAM, Jr., Agent
Feb e7-~n
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'auJuuaa aas aaD 'pIlAlnm ma1u1 pun Ola ~ aa9a
sa9g4gxf no1T gsuMo1H ss,uo
pIou8suog 10 4zoAlaAo uEoy mkop ug1oaq NV
EuDga0d GuuEQ
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-03-06

A dseqiei frie,d In tho hour q need,
AsSa4n itl lie proved % ~,
a sliaHna arih OH d. say.
sasatiA Heaven Nc 81 how know.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-26
THE EDITORS CHAIR.
HOW THINGS LOOK FROM
OUR STAND POINT.
The Opinion Of The Editor and the
Opinion Of Others which we
Can Endorse on the Various
Topics of the Day.
The SILVER BILL PASSES THE
SENATE.

We wish we had space
to publish the bill in
full. The bill is truly a
Democratic measure, and is "a
great victory" for the party and
the people at large. 1t was
not passed ny party vote how
ever, thirteen Republican
Senators voted with the Demo
Gratis, realizing the financial de-
preston which has become so
general throughout the South
aud West since the smuggling
through Congress of d bill in
1873, deInonetizing silver and
making gold only legal tender
for debts. This infamous legis-
latiOn has been felt more and
more each year sihce it existed
and has proven almost utter ruin
to the farming interest Of this
country, it has increased the
price of Government bonds.
made money Scarcer and reduced
the price of labor. In fact, it
is solution in part to the
universal depression in the
agricultural interest of this
country. This Silver bill which
we refer to above, and which
has recently passed the Senate
will gradually relieve this de-
preston, we believe, and re-
dound to the public good gene
rally. President Harrison,
Morton, Reid and Sherman are
a unit against the bill and hence
makes it harder to become a
law. Should it pass the House
the President will no doubt
veto it, but Congress has reali-
zed the needs Of the people, at
least the reformed element, and
will we believe endeavor to
enforce any measure to meet
them
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-26
How is This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by taking HalPs Ca
tarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY & CO., Props, Tole-
do, @.
We, the nlcrsigned, have known
+. j. Cheney for the last 16 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
III all business transactions and tinan-
cially able to carry out any Obliga-
tion made by their firm.
WEST ~ TEUAN, Wholesale Drug
gist, Toledo, O.
WAIDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Drug gist, Toledo, O.
lIall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucus surfaces of the system.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-26

home. Should they succeed in
their aims We might expect
Federal bayonets, ~ be station
ed at the polls and n re-enac:-
ment Of the scenes of 1865 In
our own and our sister States.
Utterly Indifferent to the in
terests of the Southern farmer,
all its legislation has been ut
our expense for the benefit Of
other interests and other sec,
tions, aud the only hope of the
agricultural South To throw off
the legislative sh.lckles that
has crippled our prosperity and
bound us To poverty il to move
forward on the lines of those
great principles of relief which
the Democratic party has stead
fastly advocated. To obtain
these ends the ca operation Of
all patriotic men, who have at
heart the prosperity of our az
r:cultural aud industrial inter
ests, and the national welfare
of our Southern people, liz earn
estly asked, and they are urged
to enroll themselves beneath
the Democratic banner
Let every Democrat realize
the responsibility that rests
upon him and meet it. There
can be no doubt of Il grand VIC
tory If we do our full duty. I'M
ceasing vigilance is the Trice
which we must pay for success,
but when we consider what de-
feat means to us, the sacrifice
is small. Over estimate, rather
than underestimate, the enemy
and go into the fight determin-
ed to win it. All must prove
equal to the emergency and
when the first Tuesday i'm No.
vember shall have passed the
victory will be certain and white
supremacy, which is SYNONYMOUS
with Democratic rule. will be
assvred to us for Il further term
BY the Committee.
ED. CHAMBERS SMITH,
Chairman
Is. &. BECKwITH, Secretary.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-26
A ScraD of PaDer Saves Her Life.

1t was just an ordinary scrap of
wrapping paper, but 1t saved her
life. She was in the last stages of
consumption, told by physicians
that she was incurable and could live
only II short time; she weighed less
than seventy pounds On piece
of wrapping paper she read of DR.,
Kings New Discovery. and got Il
sample bottle; it helped her, she
bought large bottle, it helped her
more, bought another and grew bet
ter fast, continued its use and is now
strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weigh
ing 40 pounds. For fuller particu-
lars send stamp to w. II. Cole, Drug
gist, Fort Smith. Trial bottles of
this wonderful discovery free at r..
IL. Holidays Drug Store.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-26
RAILROAD INVESTIGATION.

The committee To investigate
the w. d W. railway company
adjourned its meeting in Ralei.
gh on last Thursday after
three days ses ion. The object
of the investigation WAS Ia
bring the company to terms in
regard tD The taxation OF their
road beds III the State. They
have claimed that by charter
theif road-bed property is ex-
empt from taxation, but before
the close of the meeting made
a fairly liberal proposition
which according To estimate
will amount TO about $4,000
tax per AMMAN. The committee
accepted this rropos ton. The
X. X. i'm addition tn the above
proposition demanded charges
and further privileges than
they have hitherto had which
WIS also asssnted 10 by the
committee aul was recon-
nIended by them T., the General
A. ssembly. That further privi-
leges Should be granted them,
to the extent that their prnperty
should be exempt from any
further taxation. regardless of
any extension OF their ro IDS
and Increase of pr ,p srty we d
not indo:se in the least. \
railroad company should be
treated as an individual and
should be forced to pay tax as
such. The question of railroaa
taxation being again brought
before the people was one #
the Immediate demands of the
Farmers Alliance, and we are
glad that the committee has
met with moe success than
former ones. The work of the
committee is not yet done, they
adjourned to meet again on the
End of Dec. 1890. Their work
So far Is estimated to be worth
more than 500, 1000 to tha tax
payers Of the State.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-26
Eupepsy.

This is what you ought to have,
IN fact, you must have it, to fully
enjoy life. Thousands are search
ing for it daily, and mourning be-
cause they find it not. Thousands
upon thousands of dollars are spent
annually by our people in the hope
that they may attain this boon, And
yet it may be had by all. We guar
antee that Electric Bitters, if used
according to directions and the use
persisted in, will bring you Good
Digestion and Oust the demon dys-
pepsia and install instead Eupepsy.
We recommed Electric Bitters for
Dyspepsia and all diseases of Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys. Sold at soc
and Sl.OO per bottle by II. II. Ho!li-
day, Druggist.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-26

grouad Of his profession ar &C
cnpatiun. Yet, under the cir.
cumsiances, the man who shall
represent this constituency ac-
ceptably, must manifest certain
defined cha, ,actoristics. lie
should not be narrow minded,
~ n fanatical enthusiast, but
broad-minded enough - feel
that this body poli:ic II made
up or many members, every one
OF which should receive duo
consideration. lie should have
liberty because IL l. the divine
right of all men. lie shol,d
love the Constitution bccausa IL
IL even now, IL executed n IL
ives in the beginning, the death
warrant of all mono,,nly and up-
pressions. lie must hate op-
preston. lie must b. Demo
crat in name and in action. IL
he has Legislative experience IL
is we'll; If he shall have con
trolling desire Ia represent the
will-of the people, that IL bet
ter; If he cannot feel that ser
want il bound by the expressed
will of his master, his uniltness
Is at once complete.
1t may be possible in this dis
trict TO find such man In any
calling, but in view of tho fact
that the constituency of this
district is 80 largely agricultur-
al, aud in view of the further
Fact that of the four hundred
Representatives and Senator'S
comprising the present Con-
gress hardly more than a dozen
are directly identified with az
riculture, il such II man can be
found iii our own ranks why
should any element of our pop
ulation seek for him else W here!
For who can more intimately
know and appreciate our condi-
tion than one who feels the
same oppression that We feel,
whose int allIgence ut the slme
time enables him to comprehend
the causes OF our distress and
its remedy? Or who shall make
n more uncomprouiising advo-
cacy of our cause than one who
feels that he too is cited To the
soil. Nor wonld such a one
make a less faithful representa-
tive of other just and RESPONSE
BILE individuals.
From considerations such as
these | place before your read
els in the Third Congressional
District the maine of DIR. Cyrus
Thompson, of Onslow county,
who possesses in striking de
gree the qualities above indi-
Gated. He is a farmer through
choice. and is thoroughly deyo-
ted to his calling. He is chris
tan gentleman Of finished edu.
cation, full OF energy aud posses
sing the courage of conviction.
He Is one of the most fo-cible
sprightly debators to be found
in East Carolina. Should he be
hJnored with the nomination
he will reflect the highest credit
upon his constituents, and as n
member of the Fifty-Second
Congress will display not only
the ability but the intelligence
and courage To advocate the
cause an defend the principles
of the "great reformation" lie
has acceptably represented his
county in Lhe House and i'm the
Senate and retains the full con
fidencs OF his people.
ONsLow.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-26

1t the farmers do their duty
in the coming congressional
nominations and elections
there will be more men in the
next congre ess favorable to our
interest. The interests of mo-
nopoly and agriculture are
never in harmony. Each man
elected to congress will be a
friend to monopoly Or friend
to agriculture. He cannot be
both. Then how important it
is that the farmers go into
politics and see that the man
who represents his district is
an honest, able and energetic
man, one favorable to his in
terests.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-26

Since Speaker Reed issued
his order closing the bar in the
house of Representatives restau-
rant we have heard more or less
about the early adjournment of
Congress. That seems to be a
very pertinent example of cause
and effect New York Star.