davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The state herald., 1892-01-29
A Chance to Learn short.hnna.

In two weeks the publication OF sorici
OF Shorthand lessons will begin In tn,
columns OF this paper. These lessoni
VIII DO of great benefit to all our rsadari
who wish TO learn rapid writing. Ia.
miliarity with this art Is OF great ndvnn.
tago to young men aud women seeking
employment, stcnographcr being indis'
pcnsnble In every business house. Ex.
ports arc always In demand nj good sala.
rics. Ability to wrlto Short hand 10 o.
use to students md teachers In thcii
work, and Is found to be OF value TO al
professional mon and other person.
whose occupation Involves much writing.
30 widely arc Its merits recognized, and
so generally has stenography como into
vogue that II seems likely that thi,
method will before many year tupplani
tho old slow going loig- annd. Al pres.
ent Shorthand Is taught In spcciA
schools ut sost that puts this instruc.
tion out OF tho reach OF many. II IL ioi
the benefit OF such that these lessons are
offered. Tho principles OF Shorthand
arc simple and may DO learned from
printed directions ns well Ms from 6
teacher, and knowledge OF tho art may
be gained from the lessons which We arc
going to publish much moro chcnply, and
rs well as by attending business col.
ieEs. EES. .,,,,o, =, A., ,...o,. ,.,u ......,
'-'s 's'sNAeNft NhRhNa
arrange n plan OF correspondence by
which all persons who undertake tn,
work may write and receive letters from
other students living Mt distant points.
All those who wish TO receive n SGT OF los.
son blanks, or intend to Join tho Special
Glass TO bc taught by tho author, should
write promptly to tho Secretary Cnlyor.
sity Extension, Box 322, 81. Louis, Mo.
Tho tuition charge for this course IN only
~. Tho plan was tried last winter by the
Chicago Inter Oroan and mot with great
success. A class OF SlJ members was
formed. Thousands Of young persons
Will no doubt embrace this opportunity.
An hour each winter evening could not
DO more prOhtably spent than In tho
practice OF Short t-hnnd.
Tho time 10 Join tho class In now. You
should prcrerSo every copy OF this paper
which contains lesson, Bub,crlbJ at
onco II you have not already dony 30.
The state herald., 1892-01-29

tn" readet-nf his rafrt will be pleased "a
learn r,st thrse Il nt least ono dreaded disease
that tcIence he's been able 70 ruru IN all is slHgr
only positive tufe now known 10 tho medical
fraternity, raianh bcinG constitutional
dlrchfc, foquins q eouHtitutionHl treatment
llnlis faihifh tnfo Il taken internally. hetir1
directly ulpn tho blood hni mucous tiffnCcs u
tic ty.lein. thssiby dosifofinT tho foundation
Of Tho diross-. and giving the patient strength
natufe la dnit,I, H. voft rhc nfoutiet1rs ba, |.
20 much filth In ~ curative powers that thuy
oilcr ono Hundred lyoliAfs for amy eakr that u
failnie sair. send Tor lisi Of testimonials
Addfoa Y. J. CHENEY q CO., Toledo, o.
sDfa by Dfufgist, iac.
The state herald., 1892-01-29

Membership e.. Tickets issued by the
Hccrotnfy .unlsorsiiy Extension, Box ao
Bt.LouiA, Mo.
Tho Lemons will bo published nt inter.
walls most convenient for tho majority ol
learners.
wo teach tho Pi,man. tho hos, and most
popular ~ all systons.
The student can take this course while
remaining At home and attending TO his
customary business.
Corrected osefoi.rr arc invariably son,
back by return mail.
Tho eoufso In practical, thorough, and
the tofms so low ~ TO place II within the
easy reach NJ all.
The student runs no riak-does not
have 10 leave home. We guarantee salts.
faction.
Papers can bo carried In the pocket, and
the lessons learned NJ leisure moments,
This course Ia we'll suited 10 tho eon,o.
nienea oi busy people
Lessons hte received promptly and
regularly, no matter how lar distant the
htudont may live.
Local classes nfo formed, and meet one
evening each week Tor mutual study and
practice. Hoe full announcement printed
In another column.
The state herald., 1892-01-29
Tho Pitmnn short-hnnd.

Tho Shorthand lessons which arc to
appear in these columns will tonch the
Piiman systom. We havo selected the
Pitman because It 10, par excellence, tho
systom for all English speaking coun-
tries. 1t Is tho system employed by fully
nine out Of every ton OF our best steno-
graphors. You will bo making no mis-
tako in learning tho Pitman system. SEQ
announcements In another column con-
rerning our special class, or writo directly
10 tho Secretary University Extension,
Box 800, ST. Louis, Mo.
The state herald., 1892-01-29

Crcedo Camp promises to become n soc.
ond l.cadvillc. The number of people
ccdcntcd In tho history Of Colorado, except
only during tho Lcadville excitement 1t
Is estimated that now the townsitc is locat-
cd, that there will he ten thousand people
In tho camp By June lst. The new discov-
cry is only reached by the Denver Il Rio
The state herald., 1892-01-29

Why Is IL that physicians nro opposed to
proprietary romcdicsi Is 1t because such
neritorlous remedies as Ponds Extract or
Garfield Tea become household necessities
and enables the people, by their use, TO
cure themselves and 80 got on without pay
Ing DOCTORS billsi Garfield Tea cures con
stlpaiion and sick headache. restores tho
omp,oxlon aud sayaa doctnr'A hiils-
The state herald., 1892-01-29

have been bothered with cntarrh for
about twenty years; had lost sense OF smell
entirely, and I had almost lost my hearing
Ny eyes were getting 20 din | had 10 get some
one TO thread my needle. Now | have my
hearing us well rs ever had, and | can see to
thread as fine needle as ever did, my sense
VI smell seems to be improving all the time
! think there ia nothing like Elys Cream Balm
Tor catarrh.-Mrs. T. Z. Grimes, Rendrill.
Perry Co., o.
Apply Balm Into each noeiril. II Is Quickly
Absorbed. Gives Relief mt once. Price
81 cents at Druggists or by mall.
ELY BR0THERs. 90 Warren ST. Ney York.
The state herald., 1892-01-29
Cons..,,,.a m ui.,o,,

Returned Traveller How de do. my
little dcnr7 Is your father stlll the
rector of this church,
Little Uirl-ob, no. sir-not now.
Hes been concentrated u bishop.
The state herald., 1892-01-29

When baby was nick, We gave her castoria,
When hhc was chili, she cried for castoria,
when she became Miss she eluns to castoria.
When sho lad clillron. she gave them castorls,
The state herald., 1892-01-29

Liquor and Tobacco habit positively
cured by "MAdiC CnLoRiDE or GoLp."
All druggists Blake, Bruce & Co, Omaha,
Ncb., Wholesale Agents.
The state herald., 1892-01-29

Tho pleasant flavor, gentle action md
soothing effect of Syrup of Figs, when
In need OF u laxative, and IL tho father
or mother be costivc or bilious, tho
most gratifying results follow it's use;
90 that II is the best family remedy
known and every family should have q
The state herald., 1892-01-29

"'l,Rows's BRONCHIAL TgocnEs' arc
excellent for tho relief OF Iionrseness or
Sore Throat. They arc exceedingly cffec-
tive. .n-ChrLStidn World, London. Eng.
The state herald., 1892-01-29

The voxing question Of this voxing ago 4,
How did Noah and his family survive
that long damp spell without DR., Bulgs
Cough Syrup,
The state herald., 1892-01-29

There Is n 3.inch display advertisement
In this paper this week which has no two
words alike except ono word. Tho samo
Is true OF each new ono appearing each
week, from tho DIR. Harter Medicine Co.
This house places a Crescent" on every
thing they make and publish. Look for
H. send them tho name Of tho word, and
they will return you Book. BEAUTIFUL
LIImOnRArms on SAMPLES EREE.
The state herald., 1892-01-29

BrEcuAM's PMS enjoy tho largest sale
Of any proprietary medicine In tho world.
Mnde only In 81. Holens. Epglnnd.
The state herald., 1892-01-29

She said, ns laughingly she rcci,cd tho
story Of the capture:
~ tout vest would catch one yach
rabbit That yumps NO high. II were u
bar and II most hoogc me 10 DEF"
The state herald., 1892-01-29
A CHILD EMIoxs

Before you do wrong. sit down and re-
feet how fow untraveled roads there arc
by which q guilty man mnY escape.
The state herald., 1892-01-29

Some one says tho ago OF a political
party may ba told by Its rings.
The state herald., 1892-01-29

It ls not slang to remark, "shu,o th'
loboggan."
The state herald., 1892-01-29

FfTs..-Aii ii,s stopped FREQ by M. kii,n'- onsAr
serve tiestotor. No f1t after hr-tdsy'suse. Mar.
elaus eufoa Treatise and q % trial bottle FIRE. to
ntcaso.. seL-.tn pt ki'ae.nl Arch 81. rhiia-. ra-
The state herald., 1892-01-29
DENVER BUSINESS HOUSES.

Tho ttst beto,o comprises soms Of tt1
best business houses IN Denuer, and ttsJ
VII Jurntsh bank rofcrences " requlre1.
DENVER WALL PAPER 1 PAINT OO-Chsap.a
place for Wall Paper, Paints eta Send tos
prices and samples. isi1 Lawrence.
REMINGTON TYPEwRTTER5 AND SUPPLfEs-
1850 9Chnmpa-Stenographe furnished free-
Wall Paper and Decorating Co., l6li wslton-
DENVER MFG. CO., 18th md Market-Haruess,
haddics, Horse Goods. Send 12c for Ill. Cat
IHE DENVER FIRE CLAY CO.,--i6JJ LArImss,
Dealers In Photographers suppiies.
sNo. II. DERREYA co., boston Block-Brokses
In Real Estate and Loans.
sIErHENs, HANCHETr h Co-Reai Estate, Loans
A. 8. CARTER q Co-Rubbcr Stamps, stencil- sto
HOTEL Brunswick, 18th and Lawrence -Europsaa
BARTELDEs CO-sccdA Write for catAlogus.
EDw. RoLIANDET, 81 Tabor blk-Map Drawing.
u. II. IfEISEis, 1870 Dlakc--Iiarness, Saddles ot-
JosLlS PARK, Jewelers. Opera House Block.
The Kennedy 4 Pierce siaoh'y. CO. Mining Mnch'y
The state herald., 1892-01-29

", Foote'S prs Pamphlet on ynricoecio toll,
nil siout n. and what ali men ought " know. bont
u,al'dl Tor ~ cents. lor 1sS hss YORK.
The state herald., 1892-01-29

Keep your temper and your temper will
keep you.
The state herald., 1892-01-29
Tho Creede Camp Excitement.

Is man never home because his sin.
find him outi
The state herald., 1892-01-29

When they brake up passenger train
what becomes OF the pieces
The state herald., 1892-01-29

When is young man making love and
not making lovoi When he is pressing his
suit,
The state herald., 1892-01-29

J. Gould IL proprietor OF tho largest
watering place In tho world-his oflicc.
The state herald., 1892-01-29

Don't givr UP nnd say there IS ohclp fol
Catarrh, Hay Fever and Cold in head, since
thousands testify that Ely's Cream Balm has
entirely cured them.
The state herald., 1892-01-29

My daughter was troubled with neural
gia In her neck and back and was cured
by Salvation Oil. | endorse this remedy
fully and cheerfully recommend IT,
q. EIFER
100 North Poppleton ST. baltimore, Md.
You laugh at some people; some people
| laugh Mt you.
The state herald., 1892-01-29

a wealthy grandfather always receives
the respect and vcncration due 10 old age.
-----.-..-.-..-...
The state herald., 1892-01-29

After tho railroad tracks follow tho mis-
.lonury tracks
The state herald., 1892-01-29

You can't always Judge by Appearances.
Tho man who wears diamond pin may DO
fpally woalthy
The state herald., 1892-01-29

In the bright lexicon OF speculation thoro
Is nnthing so uncertain ns u suro thing.
The state herald., 1892-01-29

Tho best OF society Is not always &C
best educator.
The state herald., 1892-01-29

Liquor aud Tobacco habit noaiilyol,
cured By "MAuiu tnLuntpn ~ uOLp,'
All druggists. Blake, liruuo n Co., ,omah 4
Mob. Wholesale Agents.
The state herald., 1892-01-29

Receipts for making restaurant chicken
salad should Begin "First catch your
,alfh
The state herald., 1892-01-29

pITs-rpiiaTsy tsunanruty surrs by new fys'st
II usa,n.sht Two THI,i nytriks tErt tcnd ~
treatisa Tplirpia iiumody o., o. nroad bt Hos f0ti
The state herald., 1892-01-29
eInn i,r,,.nr.i. ninn.

nisa pity thcro nro no rules withoa,
The state herald., 1892-01-29

There IL u tide In tho affairs OF men
which u not sklllfilly lodged at the proper
.lmc, browns them.
The state herald., 1892-01-29

Seed r";9sf sni,. !, Ise@seh ~ 6.s" 6e@e'srps.
The state herald., 1892-01-29

Mrs. winsiew'- so.ihinv r,rup. for Chif
dTun t.sthnr. toftans tho gums, ruinec- lnnsrgniH
49, riia,. uaiu esf,a Ntnf ety,,, - bas,la
The state herald., 1892-01-29
sctd By Druggists, iss.
rhn si,nti.hnnd 1in,,.

No man can master others so long a, b.
IL hla own slave,
The state herald., 1892-01-29

~ yoa want 10 make small Investment thst 10
= Ahaointsly sais. ~riin tna.s ", tissi. ron..
hnsAsfon, Michigan. sud thsJ ~iii mall Sau trse.
fisis, nsps and Ni.~s, with ihll in.ifur,ions.
when friend points out pour faults ho
fouses your anger, when nn enemy docs
Tho same thing hc gains your respect.
The state herald., 1892-01-29

When yop hear a rrcnt deal Of one aide
OF u story. the other side receives from you
n great deal ~ sympathy.
The state herald., 1892-01-29

A pretty female child mud ilno bonnet
,ra very much alike, In that either becomes
: handsome woman.
The state herald., 1892-01-29

.iinn.an'. Magic earn sri,r."
Warranted To- ours. ~ 'nunHr refunded. tsh
Ypur dfuRnis, iof u. irr- Is oents.
The state herald., 1892-01-29
The Only Ono Ever Printed Can You
Find tho Word2

with u politician tho check is mlghtier
thnn his word.
The state herald., 1892-01-29

.irk Headache Cnn he, Cared, Ceai.n.
ii~aiaoha fu- u-irt- will do u, fnou ~. p.f bps
S9Dlsl"9,c a,s 70 csi'rss Al se-a's a. tsls 's' OF
The state herald., 1892-01-29

And now Washington wants n ,oboFean
,lidc. II might build one out OF tho pro-
yrrblal good revolutions
The state herald., 1892-01-29

not making lovoi When he Is pressing his
suit
When baby was nick, We gave her cas'oria,
When rhe was child, she cried for castoria.
When she becam. Mis-, she chung to casioria,
When sho lad chillrcn. she ga,o them castoris,
After tho railroad tracks follow tho mis-
slonary tracks
u, reo,s'. pes ,ramphle, on ynrleoceIc tall.
oil slout u, and What all nen ought y know. sont
u,aI'dl Tor ~ cents. ior 'ss rev ioft.
I, Is not slang TO remark, "sbu,o tho
loboggan."
pJTs-rpiiotsy &c srInanrrtiy eurrs by new tystem
Il usa,n,snt Two THI,t n0friss SErs send tor
treatise fpsi'paa ilomedy Co. q hfoad b., heN f"fh'
Receipts for making restaurant chicken
salad should bcgini "First catch your
'alh"
ffrs..Aii ~. stopped fiec by w. kisr, onsi'
sliaus eufoa Treatise and 81 % TRIAL bottle FIRE. to
ntcaso, spi...ia pf. ki'aeal Arch 81, rhiia-. Ia
You can't always Judge by Appearances.
Tho man who wears n diamond pin may DO
really wealthy.
hirs. winsisw'- -sosthins r,rap. for Chif
drun t.ethinr. tofians tho guns reduces innsnnin
t'os. uiiaJs pain. cafes WIND e,,.e. zsr. bottle.
There IL u tide In tho affairs OF men
which II not sklllfilly dodgcd a, the proper
time, browns them.
"ilnpson'. ninuic C.rp sri,r."
Wnftan'sa i9 .ntr. r. 'np."l ,s ,.ianded' Ass
And now Washington wants n ,oboFean
,lidc. II might build one out OF tho pro-
verbal good resolutions.
.irk Iirrdnshr Cnn Br, Cared, r.ai,n.
containing ais pe~dsis. foli bY iiursisis OF
mailed BY coaiino Co, hnraip, y, "
A pretty female child mud flno bonnet
ira very much alike, In that either becomes
, handsome woman.
~ yoo want 10 make a small Investment thsf 10
hhaafntslr tafp. ~ritn tnas, ", steele ron..
MnsA.san, Michigan, ani lhsJ ~lii insii sau trss.
fisis, Maps and Views, with inil in.ifuctioms.
when friend points out pour faults bo
iouscs your anger, when M enemy does
Inc same thing hc gains your respect.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-11-22
STATE NEWS,

Cream nf the State Press Drops of Turpentine
and Grains of Rice from the East-ClusJers
of grapes and Tobacco stems from the
NOrth-Stalks OF Corn and Grains of
Wheat from the Mest-Peanuts
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-11-22
JOHN w FOSTER.
Secretary OF State
BY THE

From the estnb Ishment of this gov
erumeHJ 10 the present tl,te, there has
been no period ! the history of our
G mmOnwpHlth in Whi:n ne Supreme
Ruler of rhe Universe has more richly
bestowed upon H. his blessings or in
dlcatcd more clearly his purp 1se 10
preserve for us oar civil ana religious
liDsr rites.
To the author o. all good we owe
whatever # peace prosperity or hap
pln's7 we have euj yeJ during the
past wear. The people of North Caro-
ira have much for which IN be thank.
full, and. while Gha earth has not yielded
her greatest abundance. our people are
Vet blessed with n m pderateand reason
able return for their labprs
In conformity. therefore, with the
recon- nentatiOu of the President of
the Unired States. L, Thomas NJ Holt
Governor Of the State of North Caro-
Ilna. d. appoint Thursday. the Oath
day OF November. 1892. as a day of
Thanksgiving. praise and PRAYER. And
[ d. earnestly request that the people
of II State lay aside all secular bust
ness and assemble on that dAV, at their
u~ual plitces of worship, in humble
thanksgiving FIR past BLESSINGS and a
prayer for continuance of divine favor.
In order that our service may o.
more pleasing and acceptable, let us
remember III prayers and subStan
tial offerings t0e needs OF the widow
and orphan. the disabled soldier, the
pO / and &n cCed and al institutions
est tb.iShed throughout the STATE for
their prOp-r care and mainfen4nca.
Given under my hand and the great
seil f the State Of North Carolina. at
the city Of R4irIgh. this eleventh day
of November. In :he year of our Lord.
one thousand eight hundred and ninety
two and in the one hundred aud seven
tpeurh year Of our American Lndepend-
euce, THOMAS NJ. HOLT.
By the Governor,
S +. TELFAIR Private Sec,v.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-11-22
Ell CTION BRIEFS

The Peoples Sta e ticket in Kansas
was elected by about 3 600 majority.
the R plolrcAns are smelling for frauds
ard threatening contests.
Jerry Simpsons majority IS put
down at 400
K CHI says he was elect d Governor
of Alabama oy 40, 600 m rity and
writes the Legislature asking for an
investigation.
It will take the official count in Cali
fornia, OHIO ami Wyoming, 1T IS sad,
to determine how their vote stands.
The republicans are making a hard
fight in Nebraska tomlke the counting
set aside the voting.
Tom Watson puts a puzzle. Hasays
the total p pulalion of Augusta, Ga,
il 33 300; ~ tho highest vote ever
piled III the city before this year was
5 23S. but that some how TINS year
they found 375 votes for every on
hundrs d of the enrire population, which
makes in exact figures, - 55S woes
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-11-22
TIE MACHINE IN NASH COUNTY.
Three Townships Thrown Out.

"SS S"ASA4PS A4OW0 SuG"
Mr.. EDITOR:-On November 10th,
1892, the county canvassers of Nash
county, of which there were eleven,
one from each township, eight Demo
Gratis and three Peoples party. met at
Nashville for the purpose of canvasslng
n counting the votes At the hour
of II o'clock all were together IN the
court house. On motion of Lawrence
Moss, Bone. Democrat. was made
chairman of the board The next
nov was that Lawrence Moss should
act as secretary. With his assistant
secretary, the other canvassers and
myself constituted the board of can
vassers of Nash county. There were
four lawyers EMPLOYED, two f " Demo
Gratis and two for Peoples party can
dIdates. AS a thought to investigate
an honest election. Democratic council
moved that three townships, VIZ: Fer
rell :, COOper's and Whitakpr's b. LAID
aside as contested townships and can
vass the eight remaining townships
Peoples party council asked for the
| ground of contest. but was not all
sWered. Chairman OF Il board put
to vO5e the motion, made by Demo
crtl: COUnseIS. and the eight Demo
cratic ayes put 1t over our three PEP
! p eS party noes After canVa41ing the
eight townships, counsel tor Democrats
claimed that the potts Of the three con
tested townships were not open pre-
clsely at seven O'Clock and their regis
trdtIOn books were detective; that the
eiecGOr gave his place of re@idrnce "a
Ferrelfs or CDoper's instead of Frrrell's
township or CnOpers township. Nash
county. n O., and hls tuil name
Counsel for Peoples party Candidates
atteTnp pred To snow that the re- istrA
I'll II . # two of the townships al
ready canVaSsed were detective IN the
same way that those three contested
townships we're Counsel FOR Demo-
Gratis objected To the opening and
Showing of those books and claimed
that 1t was too late to make that a de
fence, and asked the en- hrman 30 vote
as upon tina Question as ID whether
counsel for Peoples party should IN
Ve~tlgtCe those books Ur not. r ghU
Democratic al - overlooked our three
PrOJle's party noes ami voted II the
Investigators of the books Counsel
for Democrats claimed that resOrUng
10 those cooks the was too late for "A
defence. The counsel Tor d ,muCrate
asked the chairman To vote the 10 ,rd
o. c~anVaSSe~A as 10 whether the votes
OF tn0Se three contested tOWn~hIpS
were legal or not. | then moved. as
was Il member IF the bOtrd, t tag We,
the buaCd. examine t t books from all
the townships and every II found de
tecjlVe throw Il III n JhrOw OuC LO.Ae.
b 1t the chairman aud three or tom
more of the board argued me down III
tutt. Tn, chaITman then put the vote
"a To whether Ne should throw OUT
those three townships contested, and
eight Democratic: ayes threw Out our
three Peoples party and town
SHIPS too. What Toes tals mean?
npw appeal To the honest con hence
of m. country. Where Is honesty
Where Is trutn? When Will IL rl-e
agtin? To what wilt these resorts
UrnS US? Where viii lC end2
L. B BRANTLEY.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-11-22
THE HONEY CROP OF 1902.

By collecting all by States
and 'OpdensIng the replies of all re-
garding he honey crop. Gieanings IN
Bee Culture gives the following by
States up TO date:
Alabama, fair; Arkansas, fair; Cali
fOrniA, very poor; Colorado. average;
Delaware. very poor; Illinois, fair TO
good; Iowa, very good; Michigan,
good; Kansas, good; K ntucky, poor
Maine average; MARY land, poor; Mn
n4sora, prospects ( cd; Mississippi,
very poor; Missouri, poor t fair; New
Hara shire, poor; New Jersey, poor;
New York. poor t. fair; North Caro-
lima. poor. pr yspects good; Ohio, poor
to very good; Pehnyslvania. fair TO
good; Tennessee. very poor; Vermont,
poor to fair; Virginia medium; West
Virginia, fair; Wisconsin, very poor
to good.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-11-22

bar until 1888, when he was appointed
by Governor Jarvis to fill the unpx-
pired term of Associate Justice Ruffn
on the Supreme Court bench He held
this position until, upon the death of
Chief Justice Smith, he was appointed
by the Governor to fill this vacancy,
and at the end of this term he was
elected by 40 600 majority to this high
and honorable position. which office he
held and filled TO the entire satiafac
ton of all men until called to rest from
his arduous labors by death on the
morning of November 145h, 1892.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-11-22

ptte control OF the government. It's
power Is now supreme But as the
republican party was boun1 hand and
lOOG 60 It's masters, the money powers
OF America and Europe. so il the
democratic party of 1892 bound the
same masters It's legislation wall and
must be In the interest of the same
Class and tgalnst the people And ike
Cne republican party its doom Will
Certainly be sealed in 1896 Where
much Is given, much Is required
IhouSAdds OF people are looking with.
tager eyes for relief from victorious
Democracy. But 50 sure as time rolls
round, they are dOomed to dieappnInt
meHC and III their fury, will sweep the
D~0nl'cratlc party tr, III existence even
a~ IN y nave destroyed the Republican
party III vIrCuOus wrath.
NOW this Is not the echo of a secret
wish Ii Is a deep rooted conviction.
we al desire tO see Jhn victorious
parry give the relief 50 badly needed,
MOI. O"cdusr we love the party but he
cause we love the country and have
an abiding eynpa by Tor til teemng
nllI'l ms OF oppressed people III u
loved nation
ThI- then is no time for a surrender
in the fight. Nj tory for our au- is
aim 81 III sight Two years hence "e
shall partially real q the fruits of our
Ltoors, and Ill 1896 our triumph shall
be compete
Then let every man awake. Our
mistake this year are buC d warning
Tor the future. Our mission Is to re-
t1eVe the nurdened and oppressed, and
the Just p over that rule the destInes
OF nattpu5 will De our guide. Victory
III 1896! j E SPENCE.