Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1892-11-17

A2e-Cs ana EaLr1 oL1SN: A WnolS-
soma Lesson and Gratifying Asaur-
ance=.
Now that the returns from Tu's
day, great election are ali in nu.i
the country is safe" it il we'll,
IN this Sunday tnarnin., to devo G
s. me thought to an ethical view Of
the fi,,i.
Ii the political campaign just
ended has been devoid o!' stirrjug
incid mt or wild enthusiasm, it has
a'su hecn free f7om ind.cent per-
sunalitirs 20 Il ~ulderiul degree IT
this be the co!,c"rni;ant IF "duli'
campaigns, pray ucavcn that all
our iu'urc political wars may
sbrund in dni.Hess. Every Aneri
can citizen IL ust feel prond, no
matter whether the battle has
gone for or against his side, that
a contest involving tie drstiuics of
65, 100000 people has lsccn settle
n a resceful, Gignti"d way, with
no violence ard with as ii;tla anger
or acI 'tnnny as might have attend
ed Friendly suit at ia.=='
The rcrsonality Of each ot the
opp. ,sing candidates no donbt has
had much to d., with this graft ing
resnlt. TIE country knew Grovcr
Cieve and AMI BENZ tnin H,rrison
we'll It knew them both 10 he
honorable, upright gentlemen, who
had each gwen four years uf Scr
vice III the most public As we'll as
the NEST exalted position III the
land. Personal ISLANDERS against
either one would haze rccoiled
again.t lie uttcrcr.
The is. ues before The pee;,ie
moreover, We're m~et'y If an
econunlic Or ;.b tr:ci natrr.. Pc
l'l', sp c;sGy il pos l,erous co"n
Try, d. not readily lose tteir ten-
i.er ever questions of protcc' on OF
fee Il ndc. s vsr or paper moncy
C:.e dana.r .: 7i,e t.,rre B..i VA
auprehrndci chi, tlr in I.;is {, cti, j
II the country, al'hnug!l c,i"sll !,
threatening the whole
If moae} was nsed, as It doubt
ess was, 10 Influence he result
V G., at least paid hyp isy's tti
bute to virtue by retaining ron
The open, shameless per:or,nance
of tcur years ago, and enduavorct
10 conceal its ne;arious work.
The issues OF rrtJudioe, both O
rsce and religion, were carly III
vosed by some in the campaign
| Int they did itut meet aresFectahl
rrsEoute, fer such PIX jnd ces, VI
are proud ;o know, are last soi n!
the way Of sectional hatrcd, IS th'
people grow urTc enlightened
more competent 20 so.vo the prob
!en # sel'~5p2ern,met.t and bette
kHuwn t't one another.
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in'ro'iiy l.. Ir'v;ls'sed cass !,
i i:.'Eit.y NJ r,n*. VITO are :. rea
!nH ger Ia amy c;'niunni.,. ] II
mi ions never mite 10 oppres
Their neig GLIB r; The d@rger lies !
the hundreds, in the ten, in tn
units, bound together by the sie
OF selfish interest ard private gair
Frequent elections are the sal
vation OF the Republic. Whc
conducted with calmness aud dc
E cency they are an education to th
people in the proprieties, as VIC
;. rs in the graver duties of citizen
r ship. The Government Of til
: sovereign people is worth vo'in
for, because it is worth fghtips
r worth dying for-and it is all IL
i more worth all three, when we Sc
i how decorously the first duty
performed by the people.
A Nomination.
Editor Argus: OF course, sine
the result of the late election, at til
proper time there will be chang
in the post Office in the city {
Goldsboro. The many friends {
ex-Mayor j. E. Peterson would /