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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-08
AS IN NORTH CAROLINA.

In Wake county Rev. II. ".
Norris is tue nominee of the Third
party for the Senate.
1t has been charged that previous
to bis nomination Tor that office he
used language that would Ill be-
come any good citizen, to say moth
Ing OF his position before the puulic
as minister of the gospel.
He has been charged with saying,
previous to his nomination, that the
people must have relief; and If they
could lot get it at the ballot box
they would resort to the bayonet.
Such feeling Is to be deplored.
and when the feeling takes the
form OF expression it is to be con-
demned. No good citizen IN this
land of peace and plenty, whose
boaft has been for many a year
that the oppressed of all nations
can find refuge heIe, is excusable
for giving utterance TO such ex-
presslons. The very m!hest in
HueDce OF such language tends to
embitter class against class and to
foster spirit of hatred one towards
| another.
"Anarchy" is stamped Oh the
frOntlet of every man who can dare
entertain such feelings and give ex.
preston 10 them.
We are led to these observations
! from the account of speech made
by ). Haskins Hobson, State AL.
lance lecturer Of Virginia, at Hous.
ten, Va, few days ago.
| Here is what Hobson said:
awe will try this year with bal
lots, but If that don't succeed. two
years hence We will try with bnl.
lets.'
so we see that among certain
would be leaders the same spirit
prevails in Virginia that prevails in
North Carolina.
1t Is beyond our comprehension
now any man-Southern-born and
Southern reared-can have the bit
tcrness In bis soul to give vent te
sncb feelings towards his neigh
bors and friends and fellow country
men. We are unable to see how
any man who loves his country, to
say nothing of his attitude towards
God, can send out such fiery lE
f1uences whose tendency IS to dis
rupt society, disorganize labor, clog
the wheels of our boasted progress
and turn this we'll beloved South
EN- land over to the violence of
mlsrule and shame.
Men who feel So are ANYTHING
but safe leaders, and airy right
thinking man ought to see it.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-08
III Vw's Tl,isi

We offer One Hundred Dollars Rev.rd
for any case of Catarrh that cannot he
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO, Props. Toledo
o. We the undersigned, have known
F. j Cheney for the last Is wears, and
oelive him perfectly honorable IN ali bus.
mess transactions and finc,ally able to
carry out any Obligation made by their
firm.
EST & TRCAX, Wholesale DRUGGIST
Toledo, U: WALDlN KINNAN 4
Man ' IN Wholesale Drug gist. Toledo o.
HAL Catarrh Cure is taken lnternalJv
acting directly upon the blood vnd lnucon.
surface OF the system, Price 75c. ne,
bottle Sole by all Druggist. Testimonials
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-08
Cleveland and the Farmers

Ii il a little strange to observe
bow the Third party people, and
large class Of the farmers OF the
country, Object 70 Mr.. Cleveland
whiie their ueiabhors, the men OF
other business, favot bin. Now,
there Is some reason Why every
Southern democrat should feel like
MI Cleveland did not meet his
IDEAL Of a President in the matter
of "turnlng the rascals out" Dur,
.ng his admlnlstIatjon there was &
general feeling throughout the
Sou b that Mr.. Cleveland did not
depose republicans quite tat
enough; and this is the main o|jec-
| ton that Southern democrats raise
to his administration, except those
| vino bave deserted the Democratic
party for the Republican party
! annex aud some others here and
| there, farmers mostly.
Now it does seem reasOna bic that
| 4 the farmers Of the South regard
Mr.. Cievelaud's wo.d with any de.
gree of credu!ity. they OF all the
people Of the country, IN every
s,rtion, ought to he the first to
rally to his support.
1t is universally admitted tina.
his tariff message to Congress near
| the close OF bis administration had
! much to do with bis defeat IN 1888
| Many wise and able men have said
that his message vas the large,
factor IN his defeat, and we believe
it was. Whether he would have
been elected in 1888 if he had moi
written that message, no one Cal
ltell: but all agree that that message
had much to do with his defeat
This being tue, and his word being
worthy of confidence, the farmers
all over the land ought to rally t.
bis support and elect him Preslden
| in November; for be has plalnl.
and polDtedly said that he had tn
farmers of this country IN his mine
all the time he was writing tina
tariff message. Then if bis word is t.
oe regarded as true, we can not Sc
how any farmer in this land ca
fall to appreciate Glover Cleveland
who sacrificed himself on the alta
of his conviction of right, and h
says, lii their interest.
Cleveland is grand man,
magnanimous man and is worth
the support Of every citizen of thi
country.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-08
THIRDPARTY vAGARIEs.

1t does not take very wise man
IN discover the vagarles and incon'
si-tencies OF the Third pa ty speak
prs and writer's on financial matters
They say much about free silver,
the depressed condition OF the
country, aud abuse the democrats
in the last Congress for not passing
the silver bill.
They are carefully silent about
the millions of dollars the republican
nension frands are drawing fIOnl
the public treasury every year; aud
they say little ahout the tariff and
the burdens it heaps upon The
people.
They prefer to abuse the Demo
cratic party to the Republican
party, and they take up the failure
of the democratic House OF Con-
gress to pass the free SILVER hlIl "a
the latest t1ausgI esslon of the party
that. has been fighting for the
good of the people for a quatter o
century.
DO they not know that the Dem
ocrat,c party South favors free
silveri
But do they not know the iurthel
fsct that some of the best and ables
fnancers of the county, both dem
ocrsts and republicans, say tina
free silver would not relieve TIN
needs of the people =!
Then why don't the Third part,
advocates say something about tn
pension frauds and tariff Octopu
and such ether republican abuse
| as are being practIced upon th
people
A gentleman told us in Enfiel,
soon after Mr.. Alexander spok
there a few days ago that AIexat
| der did not utter one word agains
Mr.. HARRISON did not even call hi
name.
| The tendency Of the Third part
prejudice is to array the classe
against each other. The tone {
all their speaking and writing
that Of some on" disappointed an
lust wants to rave whether there
tany thing to rave at or not.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-08
Look on the Picture.
Charlotte Observer

(Charlotte Observer.}
What q contrast between the par
ties as the camp sign proceeds! In
North Carolina on the one side Ste
venson, and Ewing, and Ransom,
and Jarvis, and Osborne, and Ay-
cock and scores of others--a host of
tno"ghtful statesmen and brilliant
orators; on the other Weaver, whose
foul mouth once heaped abuse and
curse on this very people, and Pres
ideGt Marion Butler--Wlth bis inane
platitudes about fat money end
government ownership OF railroads.
and Exum Gf he ia out of jaiI) .
Hyperion to a Satyr - Look on TIE
TWO pictures, white men of North
Carolina.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-08
Our Public Schools

Are the maln-stay OF our republic. in
them are being cnlliveted the minds
which are to be orr future lawmakers
and leaders IN evsry walk in life How es-
sentlal 1t is tat these minds should be
united to strong healthy BODIES So many
children sffer from Impurities and pos ons
in the blood that it Is a wonder that thew
ever grow up to be men and women
Many parents cannot find words strong
enough to express their ggratitude to
Hoods Sarsapariila for its good effect
upon thir children. ScrofuIe, salt rneum
and other diseases Of the blood are effect
ualiy and permanently cured by thi,
excellent medicine. amp the whole bling
as given strength to resist attacks OIL
disease
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-08

"Better cote or liberty and The
qUhite government of the Southern
States, even if the candidate aoere the
devil himsef, than consent to the
election Of respectable Benjamin Har,
rison auth q force bill IN has pocket
New York Sun, June Oath, 1892.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-08

g! AM EXCEEDINGLY ANxICSys THAT
The STATE OF NOTRH CAROLINA
SHOULD MAINTAIN her PLACE THE
DeMoCPATIC COLUMN. AND. [ HAVE
NEVER BEEN ABLE TO SHARE THE
APPREHENSIOFs OF Those WHO FEAR
THAT SHE MAY FAIL US IN THE
COMING election. | DESIRE TO SEE
HER sTAND sTEADFAsT TO THE
DEMOCRATIC CAUSE ON HER OWN
ACCOUNT, AND IN FURTHERANCE OF
TRUe DEMOCRACY, TO WHICH SHE
MUST ALWAYS LOOK FOR The PRES.
ERNATION OF HEI; RIGHTS AND IN.
TEKhTes. -HroTer ClevelaGd.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-08
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS.

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for oyer fifty years by
millions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
1t Soothes the child, sottens the gums.
a'lays all pain. cures wind collie, and is
the best remedy for Diarrhna Il will
relieve tie poor little sufferer immediatly,
Soii by Druggists in every part of the
W"Ild. Twenty-Five cents a bottle. Be
sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other
kind 10 % ~.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-08

There will be a grand Demo-
cratic Rally and Barbecue at
Roseneath Friday, September
9th. Hon, T. A Toodard, dem
cratic nominee for CONGRESS-
from this district, viii be there.
There will be other prominent
speakers from a distance.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-08
NOTICE..

NokIh CARJIIN y,
IIALIFX COUNTY.
r. W. HARRIS, Justices Court.
VS.
EDWARD ALCOTT.
Let the defendant
and others take notice that the above
entitled acton has been commenced
against the defendant in SAID court for the
recovery of the sum Of $6G.7J due the
plaintiff by contract for goods sold AMI
delivered during this year. IN which a
warrant Of attachment has been issued
against the property Of the defendant in
this county, returnahle before }. \.
Perry, Esq. Justice Of the Peace for
said county on the Bird day Of October
1892, when and where the defendant IS
required to appear and answer or dernur
to the complaint Of plaintiff. This 23rc
day Of August 1892. j. y. PERRY,
20 Ct Justice OF the Peace
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-08

J. Ill LIE Wloo1OAA
K. z. billiard Editor
Published Every Thursday.
THURSDAY SEPT. 9Th, 1892,
ENTERED AT TUE POST-OFFICE
AT SCOTLAND NECK, \. O., AS
SECOND CLASS MATTER.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES
NATIONAL.
FOR PRESIDENT:
GROVER CLEVELAND,
Of New York.
FOR VICE-PREaIDENT:
A.E. STEVENSON,
OF Illinois,
STATE.
FOR GOVERNOR:
ELIAS CARR,
of Eigeoomhe.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
r. A. DOUGHTON,
of Allegheny.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE:
OCTAVIUS COKE,
OF " axe.
FOR TREASURER
DONALD W. Balm,
of Wake.
FOR AUDITOR:
r. NJ. FURMAN,
OF Buncom0e.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC IN
sTRUCTIoN:
JOHN G. SCARBOROUGH
Of johnson,
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
FRANK |. OSBORNE,
Of Mecklenbnrg.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR THE
STATE AT LARGE:
c. b. AYCoCK, of Wayne.
II. Il. GLENN, Of Forsyth.
For Congress, 2nd Dis.
FRED 4. NOODARD.
COUNTY TICKET.
Senate:
". II. DAY.
House:
W. Fl. KITCHIN. F. II. TAYLO1
Register OF Deeds:
J. FRANK BRINKLEY.
Sheriff:
s. 7. ALLSBROOK.
Treasurer
w. F PARKER.
Coroner
B. F. GARY.
Surveyor:
W. r. Neville.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-08

Health brings happiness Take Sim
mons Liver Regulator for stomach, liver
and kidney troubles.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-08

or general family cathartic We con
uueh'iy recommend Hoods Pills. They
should be In every home medicine chest.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-08
Every Testimonial

IN oehaIi OF Hood Ssr<aparilla is
s'rlcu} true and will bear the closest
ihVeStl7atIon. No matter where it NAV
oe rom 1t IS as reliable and worthy your
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el hclShoor. Have you ever tried this
excellent medicine?
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-08
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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-08

Miss Catharine Mccormick of
Virginia has taken position IL Vine
Hill Female Academy as teacher OF
elOcution and vocal music. She
comes with good endorsements and
having visited the town before the
people OF Scotland Neck know her
and are pleased TO welcome her.
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The portraits of John H.oome and Com 'ort
Sands arc interesting from their orisinnuy IN
Byoome was an active Wig during tho h"vo-
luton. and. from his HON" in Connecticut.
British co,nnicrce. Sands was also y warm
patriot. and devoted his considerable fortune
to fns Am o ,nS Eamk 81 New S
lost the greater part OF his fortune ne. WIN
his brother Joshua. 1e,o,ed himself 70 Ms
part q, The rr:sent city Of brooklyn. Tie
portrait Of John Murray. the eleventh rrc,si.
dent. is an admirable copy by Huntington, after
pencil. Both Sands and Murray, were Am.,ri-
can born. the tormeroi English ., origin, the
seaIen. on Sew York tS isIanl then three
mes Sm Sh Sn S,y as
in partnersnip With his brother hShe rr:v h1
Srt sns hs III SSa %e "
Inns. from whom Frank in snuar" took It's
name. were 'Iuakors. and were associated III
Cornelius Ray was elected the twelfth
President Of the Chamber in lsNG: lle came nS
hay having emigrat I'd from Exeter. Devon
ssan'h t cehtary Eiehar4 Eay, inc iathor q
before the middle oi the last century, and an
active member and adviser Of ths sons OF
Bank Of tho United states. Cornelius was
chosen President OF the NGw York branch.
which hau its OtilCaS in the Wall street buiiu-
ing. later occupied BY tho Bank OF Commerce.
and he continued in that charge until the ex;
piration Of the banks charter. He rst4ined
the Presidency OF tho thamber until lSl!.
though. as has been stated the meetings
were discontinued during the period Of the
emhargo and the subsequent war with Great
Britain. Tn. time OF embargo was one OF the
greatest distress New York has ever known.
Hundreds of vessels lay idle at the wharves.
thousands OF sailors swarmed the streets, OF.
abandoning their profession. went into the in
terror. mud merchants were reduced from
wealth to poverty. The portrait OF Mr.. Ray is
after n pastel miniature.
The commerce of New York revival with
great rari!itv after the peace concluded 10y
the treaty OF Client. signed Christmas eve.
1914. and some o. tho most intcres'n: OF tho
enterprisinE men whose names adorn our III =
tory were OF the numbcr brought into the
Chamber by tho Joint efforts Of Mr.. lay and
John Pintard on its revival in 1917.
Among the admissions Of lSl were William
Bayard Jr;. Henry hickman. Robert henson.
Jr.. James Boorman. Robert, II. BOVINE. Thomas
| drew Foster. Jonathan Goodhue. William Ora
| Gle George GriSwo.t. John and lh!!p Hone.
Gardiner q. Rowland; lsaarr, lseiin. Charles
| and Abraham ogden. John Jay Palmer, Peter
| Eemscn. James Ncnwick. Austin l.. Sands.
John A. Stevens and l-nac Wright. all Of
| whom left their mark. OF these William Bay
| ar! Of the great house uf lie Roy. bnyard 4
world. was the thirteenth President ~ him.
| uniortnnateiy no, portrait has thus far cen
| discovered. Hehe thu Office until 1921 From
this time forward the list Of PORTRAITS OF do
| ception OF that Of James u. Brown. The
| only surviving gent emen who held the Office
are Mcssts \. 4. Low samuel j. Enhrock.
and Charles Stewart Smith. the prs sent in
| which is accepted MS rule. ,hnt there shall! DO
| no portraits exhibited OI !iNIi.s members.
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trading shin to Rio and Trieste. and later as

ssssa hh e S ~ Rd MT T kssr and ssr
!irinncli. Minrurn Co. was established in
1871. They Ind tw" great lines OF packets TO
aud their signal was known in the eastern
AS Wei A. IN The western Waters Mr. Grinne,l
ohicSr Of tic port ~ New ' YORK. He was
man Of cultivated mind ,nnd most generous
long u member OF the firm. and has his place
in history as the muuiilcent promoter OF the
AAmsriSSnn search Of tho Arctic seas for the lost
Thomas Hicks. tho artist. generously pre-
scented n replica Of his portrait II Elias Hicks
who was ninct"cnth President OF tho Chambcr.
MIR, Hicks was ot Long Island birth. md a
s5Sisty Of ns w H,' took his sn name rTsH ns
PORTRAIT ~ III" next President. also by Hicks
flat OF IclGljnh ir,it, revivcs lie memory Of
TOOK MS Christian name from his maternal
gr4nGlather. icletnh Webster. wcll.known
writer N economics at the close Of the last
SS,,oE" IN 10; nnd. after short commsrclal
huo Co.. with whom he remained until the
close OF his commercial career. Jonathan
Gondhue. who is commcmoratei by u marble
and executed toy Henry X. brown. was born Mt
salem III the. year Of the Peace. He began his
e nS '" n"4 az swo to
in, New. York under tho patronage Of
J"ih MOTIFS nnd joseph Peabody OF
SHl"ri uid William Gray OF Los,on all
cmin"nt IN the East India trade. The COM
mercial transactions OF tho house were. how
ever. not confined to tho orient ports. Thcy
received heavy commissions from the West
India planters and shippers. and were ns well
ne r"niilrntini, c"trr,sr hdnnts OF he Earrings
81 London and william Ropes 4 Co., OF st.
rct"tahnrE. Mr., GUodhue matiici Tho ,iau oh
ter o' Gen. Matthew Garrison ~ the Cont men :
tn' Army. The mention OF the lust %! Mr..
HOoGhus EiveH proper place 10 its companion
in marble OF George Griswod. thp work Of the
scu'pt.r Battin. mud the gift ot his daughter.
the widow of John G. Grron. Nj. Green WAS n
partner OF the Hriswolhs. and t. his widow
The. Cham!Yr Is also iudnLted Tor his ror-
trait 10y. Huntington. Tho finn Of Na-
thaniel T.. \ ueo'ne G.sw"li were at
first engaged in ventures 10 the West In
ui"s. later wi;h south America ard Spain. aud
In" house assumed STA rrenter Importance
when Mr.. Queen, vino had boon brought up
with thcm and later married IL daughter
81 George Giiswol!. represented them In the
East. Tho counting house Of tho Griswo!ds.
as. indeed. woco those OF all the great ship
pin. merchants. was on South street. This
fine granite building. to which the 'longshurc-
,ncn gave tho name Of Green's Castle" has
rival house IN the China trade. also with con-
ne"tions on the west cohst and the West In
Dies. was thnt OF Rowland 4 Aspinwali. which
begun under the name OF Gardiner e..
Samuel How,and. AS yet the Cham