The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-08-18
LETTER FROM KITTRFLL.
Timely and Sensible Advice from
Conservative Man.

a Conservative Man.
KITTRELL. n. c.. Aug. 10th, 90.
EDITOR GOLD LEAF-Dedr Sir:
My usual pursuits lay so far afeld
from the stormy paths of politics that
l have always made it rule to leave
political discussion to those who know
more of such matters than l possibly
can. Still no man can have the good
of the people and the success of the
Democratic party-words which to me
mean the same thing-closer at heart
than l have.
1t is this that now prompts me to
plead for great moderation in the cam.
paign. 1t is the soft answer that
turneth away wrath. 1t was only
yesterday that the great body known
as the Third party were with us and
right nobly have they stood by us in
the past. Some were Confederate SOL
diers and yet bear the marks Of honor.
able wounds on their bodies. But fol
the aid of the middle aged among them
the Republican domination could never
have been broken and the tide Of pol
luton and ruin stemmed and driven
back.
repeat, their record is good. They
are brothers, alienated it is true, but
brothers still. And while family quar-
rels are the worst of all quarrels, l am
sure that it should not be so in this
case.
There is really little ground for diff
ference at all, much less than there
was yesterday; more than there will
be tomorrow if the right course is
pursued. The sub-treasury heresy,
the free silver heresy, the national
ownership of railroads heresy; all these
heresies they have virtually cast over
board. We are all in the same boat.
We only differ point or two as to the
direction its course should be laid.
In short it seems to me that the
whole difference has narrowed down
to the mode of procuring an enlarge
ment of the currency. One party is
as earnest in this endeavor as the
other. The Democratic party seeks it
by modes which experience proves to
be practicable; by measures sanctioned
by time and long usage. The Peoples
party seeks it through modes which, to
say the least, are new and untried, and
which those most deeply versed in the
knotty questions of finance, declare to
be impracticable and futile.
There is no question Of principle in
volved. There is no memory Of mu-
tual wrongs to incite to bitterness and
hatred. Never was there an election
whose issues were as abstract and i'm
personal. Never was there a campaign
which should and can be conducted on
as clear and dispassionate lines.
Who and what do we now find OPP
posing us in the Third party? Not
the dense ignorance and recklessness
which we face when we meet Republi-
cunism; not men who can lightly afforc
to risk the welfare of the country; fol
they are men Of substance, men who
have as much at stake as we have
men who not from want Of sense and
honesty but from want Of political ex-
perience have fallen in error.
These erring brothers can be re-
claimed not by harshness, not by re-
crlmlnat0n, put by CAIN ana lmpef-
soral discussion of this one point at
issue. o. w. BLACKNALL.
We're not waiting for the bats and moles
but for men and women who have eyes
and use them, who have brains and rea-
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suffering and sickly as they area new
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Years ago DR.. Pierce found out that the
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and lung trouble lay-in the beginning
at least in impure blood and the weak
tone Of the system; that the way to cure
these effects was to remove the cause, that
human nature being the same, the same
result might be looked for in nearly all
cases. So confident was he that the eX-
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risk Of giving the medicine to those il
didn't benefit for nothing, and the results
have proved that he was right.
And Golden Medical Discovery" is the
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