The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-01-04

was given the legal opportunity to rot
the state of four thousand a year.
Daniels is a sweet creature to talk about
loyalty.
He is a sweeter creature to talk about
his politics.
Educated by the republican party-en-
dorsed by the alliance chumps-he still
bowls for democracy.
The miserable creature is an migrate
and a renegade, and he has no authority
to advise people what to do.
And it may be said that the miserable
blot of slime is, above all other desperate
and despicable things, a coward.
Daniels should end his miserable life in
some way.
ABERNETHY TALKS.
In another place we print two columns
of rot from the REV, ABERNETHY-the
skunk who did dirt in GRIMsLEY's family
and the skunk who tries now to argue
his case.
The poor fool is to be pitied.
He does not deny that he kissed GRIMs-
LEY's wife-he wants to pirate about what
be will prove.
But it's no use. The horrible excuse
has no right to talk in newspapers.
He kissed the mans wife and he did
wrong What right has a chump like
ABBRNETHY to go around kissing the
members of his flock? What right has
the impudent fellow to offer consolation
after he has stated that all was lovely in
the GRIMsLEY household?
What right has a preacher to profess
such i%mpudence as to claim that the kiss
ing act belongs exclusively to him? He
has no credentials which authorize him
to kiss the wife of other men, and GRIMs
LEY only was unfortunate in not killing
him.
ABERNETHY may write and he may
write. The fact remains the same, how
ever. No mar has q right to kiss an
other mans wife, and if he does, the shot
gun is a good antidote.
When, before the alabaster gates of
GOD, the curtain is withdrawn it will be
discovered that ABERNETHY was doing
something or trying to do something,
we believe, that would be more appro-
pirate in the home of the fallen and
abandoned woman.
This thing of introducing religion to
condone for the acts of the beast
Well,
ABERNETHY may see it that way, but
decent people do not.
We publish his letter-but his letter
condemns him-shuts his mouth.
He is a fraud and the evidence is that
if GRIMsLEY had killed him he would
perhaps have saved other homes.
My Head! My Head!! My God My Mead.
Such was the exclamation of the late
Senator Plumb. His doctor gave him
morphine bypodermically. lie died in a
few hours.
Was it right to give the morphine?
Was it wrong to withhold the lancet
The welfare of a large portion of the
human race is involved in the proper So
luton of the above questions, and,
should be investigated and freely dis
cuSsed through the press, both medical
and secular. From an old fogy stand
point, the administration of morphine to
an individual threatened with apCplexy,
is a murderous practice.
RDt ait ro1iaro5 4ho -o;, 49,, $500
Yes, and i'll so doing you robbed the man
of his best friend. The pain was the
voice and language of nature crying out
that the brain wanted relief from the
pressure of its engorged blood vessels.
Instead of needing natures cry, you say
to her, shut your mouth, madam, and |
will put a morphine gag on that will keep
it shut" Accordingly he sealed her lips
Theoretically, and the King of Terrors
marched on to his victim without let or
hindrance. | appeal to the old fogies of
all christendom-tO all those who have
not entirely ignored the wisdom, expe-
rience and teachings of all the fathers of
medicine, from IIipocrates and Galen to
Rush and Physic-and to those who have
not ignored their own experience in the
many thousand cases in which they have
seen prompt relief afforded. l appeal TO
them to say, if, in Senator PIumb's case,
a free bleeding would not have afforded
him a chance of recovery, and if there
were but one chance in a million, he was
entitled TO that chance.
II. J. II. HATCHETT, VI. d.
The fact that the state board of agri-
culture has arranged to make an exhibit
of North Carolina products at the Worlds |
fair, will o interfere with the S25 900