The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-09-02
ALL OVER THE COUNTRY.
ROCKFORD, ILL, Aug. 90, 90.

clipping is from the Chicago Inter-O cear
of this date, as an old soldier who has VI
to this date voted the democratic ticket
in the belief that the victOrs could afford
to be ~magnanimous to the vanquished,
write to ask you if the fact is true thaI
your paper published the article quoted
and if you will do me the kindness tc
state the object or purpose you had in
view in the publication. Very truly,
n. C. WARNER.
1t seems that Mr.. FAIRBROTHER and
his DURHAM DAILY GLOBE and his
WEEKLY GLOBE are not to be left alone.
1t occurs that Jim Crow nincompOops
from all sections of the country desire to
have a hearing.
THE GLOBE. Ices not care about this
business, because it knows that all of tie
radical, rampant and ridiculous sheets of
the North and West will insist upon
throwing up their hands.
The Chicago liter Ocean, a newspaper
established by FRANK PALMER, and sub
sequently, by mysterious methods, fioated
by WILLIAM PENN NIXON, has this to
say:
The editor of THE DURHAM On. O.
GLOBE says:
But between HARRISON and CLEvE-
LAND-tirst, last, and all the time-1 am
for the brave Buffalo man who slapped
the dirty pensioners, who, for the most
part, are beggars, in the face. x \
There were dirty and lousy rascals who
came into this country and who abused
women who burned homes who stole
all that was in sight, and to-day, without
an honorable scar, are bleeding this
country, and am helping to pay for it.
Let the hired Yankees howl | am Of
the South and for the South and until
my blood is cold | shall fight for honesty
and for a White Mans Country.
If MR.. CLEVELAND should be elected
president again he ought to appoint the
editor of THE DURHAM GLOBE as pen
sion commissioner. He would be just
the man to do the slapping in the face
when pensioners appealed to the gov
eminent they imagine they saved.
The editor of the Chicago Inter-Ocean,
MIR. WILLIAM PENN NIXON, is the same
creature who in 1885 allowed not only to
be printed in his disreputable paper, but
who, through the publishing house of
Bedford, Clark & Co. (busted), gave to the
world, and copyrighted them, the miser-
able lies and scandal of a bush whacker
who hid itself under the nom de plume
of silva"
The ~scoundrelly NIXON never had the
the sneak, "Siva,' was. And it's three
to one to day that if he contracts some
private disease, which may or may not
be possible, he will call upon this great
benign, benificent and beautiful govern
ment to give him a pension for his dis
ability.
The Chicago Inter Ocean, with its rec
ord considered, a full knowledge of its
consideration, which all honest people
have, is the last dirty and desperate
skunk which we expected to squirt its
dye. stuff.
Go and take the speaking tube of
HONEST joe MEDILL, of the Chicago Tri-
bune, and through that ask him what he
thinks of NIXON and the concern called
The Inter Ocean, and he will tell you
more than these type can say.
But apart from all this our Rockford
friend wants the victors to be magnani-
nous to the vanQuished,
We are glad of this.
But let Us suppose the case just one
holy minute.
Who were the ~victors and who were
the vanquished
When the great LEE in ppace and the |