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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-24
EE'S BAzOO.
!, Thorough Jefer-
tsu Democrat
hat THEY ALL ARE
Pilfsrlrgi However,
By Him.
| a.,,oi lsacrsOn-Ths Force
1, lo,.sd on With Favor
| Parties 90 Not
/ offer 50 Much

Oct 2j'-piuiii Ion,ial
~ sgs, appears in the Noyem-
y Il he North American an
IN viii bo published to,
4 occupies thirteen pages u
4 gives special attention e TO
IN the presidential ean ItI,,
iS9,rssi5ent IIarrlson's letter
H. other things, that per
RI PREDECESSORS made so
IN an n6pe a more clear pre-
',Se questions involved A.
m alter was subjected TO
5s,,i Si II departs from
oi the party. In fact
10 MADE THE PLATFORM
IN he Is now before the
aCleyeland's departure
l,t,u If his party's plat
'''
IN oF FREE TRADE
~ ,.,,,r.s.ion which has
XIV a large proportion
~ ,o,.,P 81 y
" s,a ~ I,d ~ caustic comments
ma, niterance on the
's,1,G hanks. He uphoIds
~ s.o ,'ol;cy Granting liberal
,s,erans Of war.
'ss,,'0, ' thing in the
49,. ~, N 1902 Mr.. Blaine
~ H. nd manner In which. in
Y, ,be country. all other
',or \, nut mi OF sight and
slora was brought into
"'''i Representation was
No n,rposes and
og rrr FORCE BILL.
,s.l.ros Mn Ne Inconsistent
"A, ~ President Hairisop'4
~ W
q trll and explicit In
an tbe T,bisct OF rein.
~, "a = r,,,'o,erislincrenss has
~ ma limited states trade
4 , ,.' made with En-
|.,,,,os ''
IN. IN tia cloim of the Dem
H. " IL ba Tho .Ietiersonian
81, would s,rnri.s .Ief-
A I,o,,ld orce more annaar In
loa,n ,hat hs sas hsid as
n an i MI, nrivcinles and meas
a nv tbe ns,pocratlc na,,tv
ncrb ,n
49,, .
n WORTH WHILE
any elaborate argument
+ beet but the Democracy
10 o. rs success TO the per-
fHh which Is a1her9nts made
ples believe ibis pretension
all mutations Of their
w was .nn usualiy lrue,
a confirmed Federalist wa" AVA /.
intellect al tho Democrarv
veil kpown the ohiont "' VI
most intense 'dislil,s
FEDERAL party In N'7 vai :
oapd out that H.
Y Jefferson ON anv s,hiar it
HIAsnyerse Of tbe 6amoc cyot ,
Il Is duiv opote ,J'a at th,
lion and The new oath NJ r ~
aken 10 bis princin,es as y.
ier a severe contest r., JoTer
Of the Republican party
iemocratic was some times
ipa used The tenacity
'euefson
TO THE PROTECTIVE
lies Of the r co,in,,.n u I,
O7, when he Jeciiynoa az :,
the appeal Of tb C'' rnSao' y
surplus Of S1I oOo 900 ei L.,
y plated, nuts him S'y in t tb,
irast to Cleveiand No. Who Wv =,
otilcs, treated tbs s ",,U ~
the sum Of ali vilion;o ~"
lon Blaine calls at,nnt,c,
lal aereeme SJ'i ., o ,i.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-24
AWAY NO VOTES.


vof. members OF the leg
| @ 1S,ea lor two justices.
4 praB.S,99ie voters do not know
ioe ~ scratch ell OF
Il .,, ,aal only one ea an BE- y
I'M g,gestion is made tb az
III <. ' ~. that more than
eapdlS'i.i,setlon with the
1 sais slaA'es 50 that the
SAS sovereignty, a .D'S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-24

Will be Unusually Grand This Week,

This day and will be Confederate Days. when Veterans
of the Civil Mexican and Texas Wars will be present from all parts
of the country Many famous Confederate Generals will participate
in the ReJnon
Grand Concert by LberaTs Famous Band from to p and
from 5 to 10 m.
Marie DeCCa the American Jenny Lind will sing at 8 p m
Pueblo Indians give Daily Exhibitions at their WgWams and else
where on the grounds
Maonette performance by the Royal Theatre Com pay at Il
and 4:30 p m. and lasting one hour EACH
Balloon Ascension Parachute Drop and other Attractions in the
afternoon Commencing this morning there will be daily exhibitions
and awards the Live Stock The grand stand of the
will seat 5000 people
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-24
CAPITAL CHURCHES.
BEAUTIFUL EolFlcEs or WASH.
lNoToN CITY.
Church Of The Covenant al Which The NalIOO's
Chief Magistrate wOrshlps-eranPs
Old church--The Entrance.

SGS ARLINGTON d. c.,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-25

trbieIi. Ger eine Fam bon Der Steuer,
Beborbe unb erbielt bic Mittbeilung,
bab = auf @runo perionlider priis
fung = S6ulse's @ingabe ni9t MIR
abeeipieien, fonbern ct felbit fogar IN
cine b66ere SteuerItufe periebt iei.
Ser anoere 8rief fam bon gtrtbur's
8ater. Der in seiddftlider 9iirse er.
ildrte, niemals feline ginwilliguns sll
elmer 8erbinbung ieines Sobnes init
Grdulein S6ulse seben gu tuollen, nod.
Dem er ii6 aeitern ineoenito periDnlid
BON ben gerabe,u idrefliden 8erbdIt-
niiien bieier 6amilie iiberseliat babe.
Cur 8erubiguns ber perebrten 2eier
bleibt nur nod iibrig, mitsutbeilen,
DaB es ihlieBli9 op6 nph ben pereinig=
ten 8emiibungen Der reioluten 6rau
S1ulse uno Der iungen 2iehesleute ge=
lang, bur1 eiu oReres Gsifdnonib Der
fatalen 8eripehslung, ben ltrensea
Sbwicgerpapa in spe uuo Die bobe,
iupba6blide, nod ifrengere Steuerbe=
borbe at ibren 8uniieu umjultimmen.
Serr S6ulse bat aber felt icner 3eit
cine beilige S6eu pDr ocm tleinen
W0rtben: Sncognito.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-25
Sueo8ntto.
Sumoreste bon paul Rpserib eebnBars.

,Sas fann 10 nidt meiter 9e1euE -
srtIarte Srau SduIse ibrem Manne.
rYom 3immerpermietben iit stpar. nod
Reiner Milliondr seporben, absr 49,.
vaber, Sinb" = iudte fie ibr @atte
III berubieen = rbas bat ia airb mod
9tiemano bebauptst" Sci bod ni9t
INNER sleid 10 aufserest! Wenn aud
bic Stube elm paar Sage leer itebt, mir
perOen iie idliebli6 bod idon pieber
bernietben !" .s-.-
$50 9 = ereiferte li9 6rau Sdulse
INNER mebr. ygiu paar Sage nennlt
8u bas ? Salo bier WOden feblt nun
idon Der yM6blirte nit Yenlion"
Die ginnabme 1T alio gerinser selpor-
ben, wdbreno bic Musgaben tdeli6
pa6len. Die Steuern iino aud taum
nod su eribwin9en !"
ySalt, @uitden! nidt iiber Die
Steuern rdipnniren 20 mari Serr
S1ulse ein, = vbas fann i6 als pen=
ionirter 8eamter ni6t nit an66ren
llebrigens babe i'd ia fiir8Iid beswesen
reflamirt uno pirb ipobl balo eine
aenberuns eintreten. 9ta, tpenn nun
srlt unier eutes 9inb, bic Srube. per=
beiratbet 1T, bann baben mir beioen
Qllten ia nur nod fir uns allein su
Ioreen uno Sunser baben mir bod
l1lieBli6 ME su leiben brau6en !"
y9ta, oas fe6lte au9 nod" brummte
bic tbeure Gattin uno Mutter por Ii6
bin; bo6 bann, pl0bli6 ben Son iue1=
Ielnb, iagte lie: vSu, 9lter, 10 gans
Ii6er iit bas nit Sruoe's Seiratb nod
lange ni6t !"
Manu- ?" = ipunberte ii6 S6ulse ;
= n9lrtbur lit bod 10 einnetter Meni9
| unb ipielt portreIflid Stat !"
Limb Elm tii6tiger &aufmann lit er
audi" itimnite 6rau esbulse bel =
,aber Su weiBt ood, iein Batter 9iebt
nur bic 3uitimmuns gu elmer rei6en
Seiratb."
vgla, bic wirb es ia au6, 6uf6en,
penn er bas n6t9ige 8elo mitbrin9t |"
,9tbsr, Mann. fel' Sid bod ni6t
10 bumm !" = mlrrte Srau S9ul3e
II6on pieber unrllbig.
sd itele mid ia 9arni9t, @uit,
1en !" =
lin 10 i6limmer!
Sta bore tpeiter: 9lrtbltr's 8ater.
ben mir leiber nod niemals gIeben
baben, mill ii6 beilnli6 na6 unieren
gerbaltniiien erfunoi9eu unb miro lid
bO6it mabrideinli9 unter irseno einenl
! gortpanoe incoanito bel uns su idaffen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-25
gertdngaibrclie Rartcn.

Charles Grabier, @rai bon 8ersen,
mes, mar unter 2uowis XVI. Minii
iter BEG 9lusmdrtisen. Wlebr aber als
bur6 feline Staatsaetionen fat er lif
in Der biplomatiiden Welt bur9 bic
bon linn erfunbenen unb nod ibm be-
nanuten 2arten einen Mamen gema6t.
9ieie bienten. als YdlIe ober GmpIeb.
Innssbriefe bon ben biplpmatii6en
8ertretern Syranfrei9s I'M 9luslanos
ben aad Sranfrei6 reiIenben 6rsmoen
mitseseben, gu oeren ueberipa6un9.
MnIdeineno bon Der srobten Sarmlo,
ii9feit entbielten iie our6 lire Sorm,
Jarbe. uno duBere 9lusitattllng bas
sinseBenoite Sisnalement oes Srdsers,
obne bab bieier cine gbnuns oauon
bate.
Sie Sorm Der Garte CAB sunG6Il
MuIihlub iiber bas 9llter oes lleber.
brinsers; pieredis. ldnslid, ibmal,
brett, runo, breiedig u. I. ~. beseidnete
jebes eiuen 3eitabf1nitt luie ;piiden
25 unb 80, suiiden 80 uno 40 u. I. 10.
9ie Sarbe Der 3arte nannte bic 9latio.
nalitdt bes 8eiibers; Der gngldnber er,
belt iie selb. Der Spanier rot1. ber
9orttl9ieie iueiB, Der Seutide grim, Der
Staliener rotb unb ipeib. Der 8uIIs
grim unb ,ueib II. 10. Sie enter=
punttion biente sur 9eseidnuns Der
&elision. Gin puntt binter Dem Na.
men'lieB ben Gatbolifen, Elm Semitolon
hen Qutberaner, eiu Gomma ben Sal.
pinilten. Elm @ebanfenltrid Den sSuoer
trtennen; Ieblte bas 3ei6en. 10 wubt'
ber Wtiuifer. er babe es nit einem
Ntbeiiten Su t9uu. ga.
9ie @emiitbsart ipmboliIirte elm,
ont &anbe Der 3arte befinbli6e Ylume
cine 3oie ersdblte bon eincm oiicnen
su9dngliden WeIen, cine 5ulpe Dor
Stola, Elm 8eilbeu bon 9eIdeioenbeit
cine Mobnblume BON 8e I9loIenbeit
9ie 9reiie eines rings um bic 3art,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bcrrietb ibnsals I'M
berbeiratbet, perbeiratbet ooer Wittper
@rabesten. Die anideinenb nur sun
Sdmud Der 3arte oienten. iebten Der
Weimiter in Wabrbeit baUon in Gennt
niB. Oh er einen GauIbolo ooer elmer
frieoliebeuoen Mann. einen Spieler
nno Seri6wenber ooer einen gutter
Sausbalter, einen Mann BON 8ermo
gen uno @iniluB pber einen arnel
S6luder por ii6 babe uno belebrtel
ibn fcrner iiber Den Scruf bes Gmpio9
lenen. iiber ben 3pcd ieiner &eiie mad
5rantrei6 uno enblid oariiber. Of e
als unrllbiger Sopf Su iiberipaden iei
ooer Oh man i'm unbebellist iein
Strabe sieben laiIeu tOune.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-25
@riiae MeIfeu.

Dos neueiic GrsisniB, bas ben bIa4
teuben Barrier 8fumen6anbel in Nuf.
reeuns beriebt. III Sas sluftauden GRID.
aer .Nelfen. qlls bieie Dor einigen Saa
gen gum eriien Mal in Der gluntenabs
tbeilune Der eroBeu Sallc eribienen,
erreaten iie bel S1nblern unb publis
fun arpBes Gtnunen. 8eim publifum
briifte iih bieIes in itarter 3aufult
aus, petbe ben preis Der einselneu
9aelte raid auf 2 Sr. trieb. bel ben
Sadleuien aber in befiisem Mibtrauen.
9ie Sanbelssdrtner riefen bas III
edit fransoliid! = fofort bic poliSei an,
benn. 10 ertldrten file, bas tonne nidt
nit natiirliden Oingen susebeu, CRIME
Nelfen aebe es nidt, lnb offenbar
banble es fi9 um irsenb einen getrus.
9ie Yolisei fdritt tbatiddlid Elm, bes
fdlagnabmte einiee Der merftpiiroisen
Blumen unb iibergab fie benz @bemiter
bes ftdbtifden 2aboratoriums sur lln-
terfuduns. 8Re
Dieter itellte, tpie man Der ,@oH.
3tg." beridtet, obne Wsiibe fei, oa3
bic sriinen Nelten ,pirtlid tiinitli6 sis
farbt iiub, aber in einer Weiie, bic maa
faum beauItanoen lam. @etp0bnlide
tpeiBe Nelten tperben abgeIdnitten unb
nit ben lang selaKenen Stenseln in
Elm @efdB geitellt, bas nit elmer ipdfe,
risen alnilin=aoiuns sefiiat 1T. 9ie
a6funa on fid 1T farblos. Our6 Die
gapiaaritdt iieigt eine tIeine Mense Der
6liiiii9ieit Die @efdBbiinbel entlans III
ben Sten9el auf unb gelanst nab eini-
aer 3eiti Die Gronbldtter, ipo iie burd
Die eisene der,ui6e 3ellentbdtisieit Der
BHanse OrDoirt miro unb cine prddtige
frnarasbsriine Sarbe annimmt, Die iie
aud ben 9ron6ldttern Der Yfan5e mit=
tbeilt.
Gs seniist. Die abseidnittcne Yfanse
"a Bis SO Stunben lang in Gliiiiiateit
fieben su laNen, um bieles grsebnib su
erreiden. Oob fam Die NeIte bic
CRIME 6arbe nur nit 6ilie beg Soit,
i,enlidtes erseleen unb bic Gronbldtter,
bic por benz aidte seIbiibt weroen.
blciben tpcib. IS f6eint, oaB man bis'
her nit $oilie peridiebener Wnilin=a6s
iunsen elm idones 8riin, elm ibtpadcs
Roia uno Gin tiefes Seildenblau erseus
gen lam. 70 oab esm6slid lit, piolette
Sransenbliitben CRIME Spasintben
nnb Tarsifen unb Goia=@dnle ebliimdcn
1erporsubringen. 9ie 9unitsartner
perfuden jebt oieies 8erfabren aud bel
lebsnoen Pfan5en. lleber bic @reeb,
nife bieies 8eriudes it bisber nidts
befannt geiporben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-25
6 derafr aae.
S6er3frage.
= Wann ieBt iiA ein 9iiiOrifer CUR
Rube?
lu9 llpl alplpla0 'le 10 uasGs

8ps6aft. Dame; .Seben
Sic, an oieisr Stelle tullrbe meinetme=
gen Elm Suea ausgeIu6ten; elmer Der.
Ouellanten 1T mein iebiser MannE =
LIMB ueiter bate Der 3peifampf feline
bOien Solseng"
= Sas 8egentbeit. Grfer
Siubeut: .llnerb6rt! Gieitern bat man
mid aus Dem Yierbebabnwasen genie
len!" - 3weiter Stubent: Sob man
Si1 ni6t fir Doll an9"-@rfer Stu.
bent: vSm @esentbeil!"
: Sas aebnli6fe. 2ebrsr:
.Silbet einmal dbnlide Sdbe, ipie !.
.. bas Sdsben ibt Sobl. ."-6riBden:
n0as &ds6en III bobl"
-9eim @enieeorps. Serge
ant: Sur INNER toura9irt, Sunsensl
SD bin aud nidt an einem 5a9e N
9enie aelpproen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-25

9urd cine &em iniscena
berleitet. 2ebrer: mSbr iolltet IN
ben 6erien Sdillers .Pieeolomini" le.
fen. 3un lpollen mir sleid einma!
suicben. tuer iib bamit einsebeno be.
fbditist bat. Mie bieB Der iiinaere
Yieeolomini2" Griter Sdiiler: .Mar." "
2ebrer: Limb iuie bieB ber anoere?"
3ueiter Sdiiler: rIloris."
-3alernenbofb bliitGe. Selo.
ipebcl (su cinem llnterofiicier. melder
Griabrelerpiifen. Die su elmer se6n=
wo6entlitben llebung beransesosen linb,
ausbiloeD: .llnterofiieier Meier, id)
bite mir aus. bab sic bel 9lusbilbun9
bieier 2eute etfuas me9r 8eiit entfalten,
barlt lie peni9itens einen blaiien
S1immsr bon Der Yoeiie oes Satail.
Ionserertirens init in ibr beflaseuslper.
sbes Gipiliiten-Saiein nebmen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-25

Cutie fanf auis Sopba; iie peints
lanse por S9am unb 3orn. pIbbIt9
iprang iie aber auf unb elite su glnna.
= SieIe iupllte Iie nit bitterb6Ieu Wors
ten ibren geredten 3orn fiibleu laien.
Sic bat fdon bic Sano auf Die 3biirs
tlinte, ba pernimmt iie ppn innen bic
belle Stimme ibrer Sreunbin. llnipius
tiirlid balt iie iune.
n9ein, Serr Doctor. bort lie anna
iagen, no i6nell lOBt iih meine 2uife
nidt seiuinnen, felbf. tpenn lie Sic lie
ben iollte. SD isbe Elm, bab id i,i
meiner Gisenmddtisteit su meit se=
gangen bin uno ibr iehr tpebe getban
babe. IS miro Miibe. -"
Suite wolte ni6ts ipeiter bbren; iie
tpautte slriid auf ibr 3immer. =
4noern 9ases fam bic 9lmtsrihtea
rim. sic fano auiie nit rOtbseweina
tel Iugen.
r9ld liebes 9inS," bssann iie. ,ber=
setbe, bab i6 Dir 10 ipehe setban" =
unb molte Suite in ibre 9lrme fdlies
BEN. So6 bieie itieB iie suriid.
y9tie. ME perseibe id Dir bas. Du
9upplerin! 9u bait mid gum bfients
li9en Geipbtte aena6t. 8eb. i"
r2ouiie, a6, ift mir oo9 wieber gut!
Serr Bauer lift nidt Der. -"
ias' idE w. "
~slber er liebt Did ia bod; er bat es
mir. -"
.Mas gebt bas mid an. 0u, 9u.."
9ouiie persrub ii6 idlu9senb ins
Sopba, uno 9nna bldttertt perle9en in
einem sierli9en Seft. gswar cine rit=
1einlide Yauie.
Ylbblid iprinst Mnna auf. tanst i'm
3immer 1erum uno iubelt: 0u liebif
i'm! Su tennlt ibn fdon lanee unb
liebif ion! Gi, 9u Gatfde! Gn Dir 1T
ia bic bette S3auipielerin perlpren 9e=
soneen!" .ss
2ouile blidt erfaant su ibr bin,
febt bas Seft in ibter 5anb uno iprinst
auf.
,8ieb ber bas Seft" 9erridt iie.
Sic ringen. 9lnna iff bic Stdrfere.
9ouiie iintt nieoer. sd gebe in's
Waiier!" iamlnert iic. gnna aber bat
| id NIT eiierner Stube ipieoer binseiebt
unb blattert in Dem SeTt.-
uSbr Sagebu9 bon seferi", nllr-
melte Tie ppr {ih biu unb lieif: ,Nnna
5at mir iebr ipebe setbaa. ., tuie un=
a(iidti6 bin i'd. -" nm 9fun, i6
pia ni6t alles pieoerbolen, nur ben
56fub, oa beiBts: nSie piien ia beioe
ni6t, baB ib ibn f6on ldnsf tenne,
uno baB iein gBes tdslid an unIerm
6aus porbeifiibrt. Md, i6 liebe i'm
ia 10 unideli6 unb oarf es linn jebt
peniser, benin ie seiteb'n". ND,
4u einfdltises &in6!"" eifert aufiprin=
3eno 4nna, ylparum oenn barfit Du
. ibm ni6t seifeben9 Soil i'd es fir
Did tbun2~
,Mnna, bab' Grbarmen! Sd terbe
uor Sdam"
gl6 seb! Saran ifirbt man nibt.
I'd peroe ben Serrn Doctor initrui=
rem. yBein' Did ieBt MIR re9t iatt,
oamit 9u na66er mieber laden fannii."
Sin bersli6er Sup, unb slnna war
fort. -
Gntpeoer tpar Die Snitruttionsme=
thooe ber sSrau glmtsri9ierin iebr
praftii6, ober Serr Or. 8uoolpb
Bauer ipar ein iebr selebriser Sdiiler.
Yieaei6t er6ielt er audi 9adbilfe.
4urs: gta6 ipenisen @oden iab man
ben Serrn Or. 8auer nit einem aller-
liebiten Srau6en am 9lrm sur Srau
9lmtsri6terin itol3iren, bic feierlib sur
S6piesermltter ernannt purbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-25

gSie seIagt, I'M Yferbebanbsl uno in
Der 2iebe tontmt es unenbli1 bduiie
auf einen suten Mittelsmann on.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-25
0eSanfenfIein.

Gs ipdre better. ipeun Die Meni9eA
fd einanoer ipeniser bod als lanse Ie-
ben lieben.
9i6ter iino bic IiterariIaen Sanei.
Der, iie tleioen bic Geoailfen in @orie
elm.
usber ben pOlifiI6em aasesfrassn
Iiest oft bic i i4parseite s'aatt.
9luf Der Sago mad Dem Slid triHi
nan Die meiifcn SOnutassidser.
Gebanfeniplitter.
Die mtd9tis muB Der 9iebe Sprade
fein.
Da iie 10 piel osrmas nit ~Sa" une
.Nein!"
Ginen idle1ten Wib unteroriiden,
1T oft i6wieriger, a!s einen eutet
MAIDEN.
Sdbfi9teit 1T bic atnfanosoame oer
Sugeno.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-10-04

In ootheir platforms; they know their
treachOry and trickery is discovered,
and they offer not blessed relief that
the heavy-laden wealth-prOducing and
tax-paying people ask for, but frame
their platforms wholly and entirely in
the interest of the vampire plutocratic
money class, who have sucked the life
blood of the nation, the circulating
medium, into their Golfers and are de-
manding more laws in their favor.
They have united in their warfare upon
the refOrmers of the country. They
declare the Alliance must be crushed.
They fear intelligence which is inclined
to investigate, and wage relentless war
upon all labor organizations; and their
methods are as unscrupulous and mean
as were ever employed by contending
armies in actual war. Thus it appears
to the people that this is in the estima
tlon of the leaders of both old parties
our government must be govern
ment of the few millionaire plutocrats,
by the hirelings of the few millionaire
plutocrats, and for the benefit of the few
millionaire plutocrats, and the people
must be content to work for us. "
The writer, through neither a prophet
nor the son of prophet, will venture
prediction: Three fourths of the men
who vote for either of the old parties
this year will live to see the day that
they will regret from the bottom of
their hearts that they did not vote for
the party that knows no sectional bit
terness, no hatred growing out of the
war, but is strong for government of
the people, by the people and for the
people JAS. DRYDEN
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A REUNION.

The last reunion of North Carolina
Grays, Co. I 9th N. @. Regiment, will
be held at Cedar Fork, Durham county,
on Friday, Oct. 9TH. The morning will
be devoted to the representation of the
cOlors by Mrs. Lowe; the response by
Lieut.. Gunter; the historic address on
the Regiment, by Maj. r. w. York,
and calling the roll by Sergeant @. L.
Williams for the last time on earth.
The evening will be devoted to short
addresses by invited veterans. There
will be a basket picnic, and a table
will be spread for the veterans and all
veterans are invited to share with the
North Carolina Grays and the citizens.
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PLUToCRAcY REIGNs SUPREME.

Mr.. EDITOR At the beginning of
the war President Lincoln called for
men and they responded like patriots.
he called for gold to pay the men and
gold, like the coward it always is in
tunes of need, hid itself away in bank
vaults and did not respond. The Presi-
dent then called on Congress to come
to his rescue, to levy taxes and issue
treasury notes to be legal tender, with
which to carry on hostilities. Several
millions of greenbacks were issued,
the soldiers received them for their
service, the farmers received them for
tnelr products, the mechanic received
tnem for his quartermasters' supplies.
and everybody received them in full
payment of any debt or account he
neld; and the banker, with his gold.
was the only man who kicked. Seeing
mmselt so completely outgeneralled
and fearing that the plan would g11c,
ceed without him and his gold. he pro.
Geeds 70 manipulate politics and makes
eal9seI and his bowling gang busy
unoIng men to foist on the parties as
EandldateS for Congress who will work
tr tor MN. The people had their atten-
Ion diverted from the scheme which
:SneSe bankers were secretly manipulat
ing, and sure enough the bankers sue.
Ggeoed, and the plan of Mr.. Lincoln
%nlen would have left us 81, 257 600 600
vi good legal tender paper currency in
circulation at the close of the war. and
bboIa b dollar of public debt, was defeated
~ these bankers and their hireIinoS in
congress. Congress, at the dictstion
u MS master, whom he SERVED the
banker, aI inserted the exception nc clause Tse
10 the greenbacz and then the bonI-oo rrS-oU
began to open warfare on it sc ''tnker sllHtl
oaoy money, etc. He had laws nos.oS
70 withdraw what he called the To,stL E[C,,sIo
less stuff and issue bonds bearino " IN
terest In It's place. He then nuf tbe
price of his gold up to as high as 60 az 8S
m green6acks for a dollar in gold He
then laid in his greenbacks and maid
o9 o3r the bonds In greenbacks at the rate
u u from 45 to go cents in the dollar T Ho
U Unen goes to work and with his enor-
I%Gus IntGs wealth and power thus accnmn-
%o %In'lng Keeps such men in CONGRESS- as
Nc nee can manipulate to his likin9 me-
"0' ends and finds us with a1 enoE
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no BE ooETRUED.l

: Farmers are altogether too extra

g Farmers are aIJogeLneF TOO 5AVfEsV-
agant. n-NesO York Tribune,
You betl Whitelaw Reid, a West
chester county farmer, has farm
house costing $3.50, 900, while the furnl-
tIIre cost as much more. He also owns
a richly furnished residence ia the city,
and has spent $50, 900 year for the
past three years trying to keep up WITH
the Paris fashions. Besides tins, ne
runs a New York political paper ana
wants to be Vice President. FARMERS 4 ~
are too ooextravagant. = Farmers Weesty,
.LnRner. NJ Y.
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NATIONAL FARMERS ALL
ANCR AND INDUSTRIAL
UNION.

ddent-H. L. Loucks, Huron,
oo,t6 Dakota. Address, Washington,
" w. rv-Treasurer-J. Fl. Turner,
,SoSr"ia Address, 239 North Capitol
5eO W. Washington, D. @.
" 'Ii'ect1rer-J. II. Willetts. Kansas.
EXECUTIVE BOARD.
> ". Macune, Washington, D. G.
ilonzo Wardal, Huron, South Da-
- F. Tillman, Palmetto, Tennessee.
JUDICIARY.
4. Cole, Michigan,
R ". Beck, Alabama.
n D. Davie, Kentucky.
rGTIONAL LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE.
II, Loucks, Chairman.
r ". Macune, Washington, D. @.
Mann Page, Brandon, Va.
{, P. Featherstone, Forest City, Ar
KANSAS. r
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