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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-13
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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-13
AT THE UNIVERSITY.

Nr. Editor:
Permit me space through the col.
umns of yoor valuable paper to say
few things in regsrd to North
Carolina's seat of learning.
The doors Of the University were
thrlwn open the 1st OF Septem Der,
with perhaps the most favorable out.
look for many years.
The increase OF new students has
been very great snd now the class
of SO promises to number over one
hundred, twenty more than has
been in attendance for anv other
year since the reopening of tae I'm
iversity in 1876.
On the evening of Sept. lst, the
President made an address before
the Y. Nj. G. A. of the University IN
the hall OF the association. He
spoke OF the moral and religions In
fuence pervading the life OF the Unl-
versity and of the many ways st
hand for the up-building Of the stu
dents life in this direction.
This association meets four nights
in the week and for q short time
each night engages in song and
prayer. A large number of the stu
dents are members of this associa.
ton and take an active part in its
noble work.
Saturday following President
Winston also spoke to the student
body in the chapel, on "Student life
at the University" He thanked the
old students for their heart coope
ation given him during the past year
end sought from the new students
evidence of like spirit among
themselves. He declared that he
would canvass every county in this
state and then every one of tue other
Southern states until the walls OF
this grand cid institution should
shelter not less than one thousand
students; and this continued the
eloquent speaker means an incre ased
appropriation from the Legislature
and the placing of this University
10 the foremost rank of American
institutions of learning.
Several improvements are being
made just new in the University.
A large addition has been made to
the chen ical laboratory which will
permit Of the broadening Of all lioes
of work iD that department.. Cons
plete systems Of sewerage and water
works are being constructed through
out the grounds and buildings and
a set of baths has been promised
each dormitory.
Tie Toys feel quite jubilant over
the prospect for athletics during the
coming year and will enter all the
contests with nothing less than
Esnccess -
The summer class Of law students,
numbering twenty four, left the
"Hill" ON the 22nd for Raleigh where
they went 10 obtain license.
With the present view OF spirit
and energy in all departments the
citizens of the cold North State"
may justly feel proud of their
University. II. G. A.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-13

A campaign lie'' recently went
out from Washington to the effect
that Mr.. J q. Buxton of Winston
was in Washington and said Cleve>
lands chances are dark ID North
Carolina and that the Third party
is playing havoc here. Mr.. Buxton
brands it ;. as lie and says; he has
not been in Washington for several
months.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-13

Even the Prohibitionists can af-
ford to drop their candidate and
vote for Cleveland; for a few days
ago when wine was offered him by
a lady on the steamer Pilgrim, he
declined, saying that he had decid-
ed not to take any intoxicating
beverage during this campaign.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-13

Yesterday the ladies at Bule's
Greek, in Harnett county, made a
grand Democratic feast to ratify the
National and State Democratic
platforms. Senator Ransom, Gov.
Jarvis, G. b. Aycock and w. E..
Murchison were billed to speak.
We know the ladies of Buie's
Greek personally, and we are bank
ing on the success of the day.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-13

Marion Butler has been catching
1t on all sides from the democratic
press of the State; but we may all
play hands off, brethren, and feel
secure that he is fully matched at
home. The Sampson Democrat. ed
tied by Mr. F. r. Cooper, is giving
Mr.. Butler all he can attend to.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-13
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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-13

Ex-Judgei.Cooley, OF Michigan,
for a long time Chief Justice OF his
State, though formerly a Republl-
can, has declared his intentions to
vote for Cleveland.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-13
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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-13

In the National Association of
Democratic Clubs in New York last
week, Cleveland made the address
of welcome and his presence gave
great enthusiasm, The largest del
egatlons were from The South.
North Carolina SEM 80 delegates.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-13

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Your liver and bowels should act as reku-
larly. If they do not use a key. The
key ls-Dr' Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
One dose.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-13

The great exposition opened In
Richmond last Thursday. Rich
mond is great and hospitable city
and 1t will give the people of the
Old Dominion chance to make
grand display and they are making
1t.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-13

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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-13
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Living7

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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-13
DESK.
CLIPPED AND CULLED.
NE us AND VIEWS.

John L. Sullivan has been knock
ed out for good by his namesake-
John Barley-Corn.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-13

In the Florida election last week
Mitchell (Democrat) carried the
State by 10000 majority over
Baskin Third party
There was no Republican ticket
in the field and in Jefferson county
there was not a single vote cast for
the Third party.
1t was solid democratic vote.
Unprecedented IN Florida politics
since the war. The colored people
voted the democratic ticket, and
thousands of them are gong to vote
it in North Carolina in November,
Judge Gresham, of Indiana, has
declared for Cleveland. " hen it is
remem bered that the Third party
first offered him the candidacy for
President and be declined, it means
much TO see him enrolled for De-
mocracy. There is little bit of
history in his life that gives him
great power over the working men.
A few years ago Jay Gould
swamped a railroad and a district
Judge ordered a receiver to be ap-
pointed with instruction to pay de-
layed interests to the bond holders
first. Circuit Judge Gresham
ordered another receiver appointed
with instructions to s'first pay the
men who carried thier dinner
buckets
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-13

. lNr,fs.fitJ." ! 'tt.''.}'S
And those tToth..l if't i.,r' '''stcsS resnIting
from care or oyervurA vi.l i.e 'elicvcd by taking
Br0Un's Iron BttterS. Genuine
hos trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-13

In the meeting of Democratic
Clubs IN New York last week, MI.
F. H. Busbee, of North Carolina, Of
fered resolutions OF sympathy for
President Harrison touching the
illness OF MIS-. HARRISON; and Mr..
Strange of North Carolina, offered
resolutions of thanks to Hon. David
B. Hill for his able exposition of
democratic doctrines in his Brook
ly speech.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-13

A prominent Republican in
Washington City, who has been
drawn upon for the Third party
campaign in the South, has come
to his senses. He said a few days
ago: "The trouble about the
Peoples party in the South is, the
people are not in IT. He said the
leaders are making the most of it
possible by feastlng on Republican
money.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-12-16
GEORGIA.

Northern that he will
test the election OF Mr. Black s district Watson
Augusta with population of $780, voted 1888
ago year they
That defeated Many others
feated the
President Ellington of the alliance Of Georgia. has issued
cular the asking them raise fund to
the congressional election in the tenth district He
e frauds committed the peoples party garng that
bound protect and contest To do this need funds
respectfully effort be by friends
the friends right justice the state to raise fund
aid Mr. Watson in said contest The other side have
side right and equity Now brethren show
your loyalty than lip loyalty Show that
sacrifices for the Show that support
principle believe patriotism; believe in
your loyalty believe the peoples Of Georgia will
Mr. Ellington chairman Of the finance committee
which appointed for this purpose
introduced the Georgia legislature allowing state
the providing repeats the 10
banks which will probably not do Thus Threatened
national the of national banks
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-12-16
PENNSYLVANIA

The OF the Knights Labor
be removed Philadelphia Pa the reason
order subject to such decisions Chief
tce Paxton in the Homestead Their gather
gether all industrial country one
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-12-16
KANSAS

This is what Ingalls, of Kansas said the United States
in 1873, on the gold standard;
No people great found faithful ally
by gold times
calamity and becomes the and minister
No nation fought with gold On the
the crisis the greatest becomes than
the
gold claims the fruits of victory In civil it
doubtful gold New York London did greater
the and lead the rebels
nvncbe credit Gold paid soldier sailor It refused
the national obligations worth most when fortunes
lowest Every defeat increased value alliance
with enemies the world and energies worked for
usual the victory
secured gold swaggers the
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-12-16
NORTH Dakota.
ORR, N. D., Dec. Sd, '92.

EDITOR GREAT 0' -
Now that the battle
ing ticket In Minnesota it altogether than what
expected We looking interestingly
nelly would be elected the grand
you were carrying Everybody here
% o 9e pa work done in the peoples party
that right here where the GREAT West
And alliance
0norTluRe comes rom am always G. j.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-12-16
Here's a Man after Our Own StVle."

There will probably inaugural ball at Topeka Kan this
The popul and thinks that would involve
expenditure the peoples money that the
would that he doing
humanity greater by curtang public than
following the example predecessors making big display
Women Kansas already have the privilege voting for municipal
extended voting
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-12-16

To the Members Of the Farmers Alliance Texasereeing:
DG4R AND the TACT that
called Us away oh o sss The
consideration '''"'' '''
cred during the contest
The sdurial Union Belongs to- no potea,
o issey
spirit esst and nd
0e spa spn s we s s%os %
@ sss ss5 tsa S ss s
W r S 1n IN s
for The sss 1a9f It n
relieve
noble order the
ss %
the daion political economy
Gugh citizenship
Upon
s hs
$b saee and periodicals should
We recommend that the Alliance brethren
papers newspapers friendly to the ord
s Asn PRESIDENT se, = H Pr
G. L. CLARK, Ex. Com. EVAN JONES, Chm Judiciary Com.
The Nugen Governor,
47e And there other candidates pops
good showing and are ready for another scrap.
held meeting re-
Gently Dallas arranged the
additional lecturers the field with
Miss Fannie Moss secretary
Some truths spoken e. by
Soldier thus by the Memphis report
blue and the
Bard, Texas speaker an old shabby
looking farmer but talk His
not There holes in his elbows but
keen and his language while rough foreib He said
though had known what
get chance the Yanks started Texas fought all the
South wound Nashville penteniary
what is III tell it's death When breaks
advice don't fight
mans but fight all
The
fighting.
sevenywo prisoners No
two the eowardest you
said John things
back either bring honorable discharge
whenever started fight
and couldn't until had told
what the old told before lett
democratic ticket did because the with
told joined the
by his Clothes God
neither judge him by his
honest to succeed.
teaching of political
and brother To tits the kindly feeling
but they amt The Alliance school which
the which teachings
didn't know last
election but in '94 will be better
heart"
New HampshiHe
The National Grange Concord
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-12-16

betrag the movement into
moacy he simply fecey retaliation peoples
y overwhelmingly represented the alliance
work
He makes that Why pretended
to join the movement! His whole letter miserable
And has press There one
sentiment almost deense
and INDUCES in childish backtalk.
Meantime the great That the Economist the
Editor the National Lecturer Tman betrayed the party
the south with traitor literature.
the letter. comes out with orchinc array
that the party living moving
spirit al Indianapolis Convention
We quote the following World as sample of one
OF the most moderate to his letter.
OF MAcuNE.
figure at the st. favored the new party He
did % &
S. After @ The
considered good peoples party campaign document it's
he
sssts tins
to ss 90 not ta %s
mailed the copies that section
on
inserted Ths we onsde1 very thin
5 s the to the south not
pies In his revised letter he I'm politics
ouS i'd Fl "a "92 he ut
d that into
MEMBER NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
$ @s oa By na had
nothing them
dS
pudiated by the supreme council. ALoNzo WARDAAL.
following published week. fastened the
crime of betrayal upon DR. Macune and Tlman
NATIONAL FARMERS ALLIANCE
AND INDUSTRIAL UNION.
Executive Board
e Es !*$:;:::;; J., r-...,
Director National
NATIONAL HOTEL.
PERSONALLY WASHINGTON D. G., October 20, 1892
Ny DEAR sRWe have enclosed
self explanatory They especially for circulation among
democratic members the Alliance
think people should ques
namuch getting therefore thought
that these documents should reach such officially
headquarters of the Farmers Alliance Washington
together with official address We mailing said
literature lecturers the close doubtful
congressional DISTRICTS
distributing them reach the
days before election We mailing
der This matter only
tended do effective work whose feelings teachings
have been democratic from childhood
suits the fully that
minds Immediately before and upon the day OF election
Yours respectfully,
]. F. TInLMAN.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-12-16

The National Grange convention held Nov
resolution ndorsng right voray
debated length disposed by referring
State Oranges of 25
mendng that United States Senators be elected by people.
Alabama
When people
result by fraud and their representatives the
protest against counting pretty
of absolute despotism- Herald, Montgomery,
bill introduced legislature week. which
will not less than 100000
franchise.
five dollars shall unless August
election But lev Of the of the
five dollars and in their ignorance Of the
they will danchise themselves rather than
another attempt the
man that it may be left to the privileged few-Exchange
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-12-16
MACUNE'S LETTER,
1t is Disappointment, even to his Friends, being
Simply an Unbalanced
TRADE Against the Peoples Party for Having a
Solid Alliance Back of it.
He Puts FORWARD as Crime WhQt Was Matter of Course
the New Party Having Adopted the
Alliance Platform.
w HINGTON, D. g.

open very mystery
surrounding
sprinked Macune Washington
the the south tremendous week
the election the whole OF the official Lecture Bureau and
the under the Economist turned the hopper and gis
docineand the south flooded with literature
exposed the matter last week This week give Macunes letter
defense editorial from the Missouri World,
MACUNE's
~s~ @ e back S
committee Of the peoples party established lobby there for the
s
at thu the
the mt that st.
YIN;
lance %esg
a s
against alliance have denial OF the
Mr. to be sss hs the
but s facts far .
| % % ao1 sy S 1 dn ne s e
s % @ ssa @
ing Sss s!o secret
% n Sh w
exhibition the dgraceful pulling and lorong
stated n that they s told him
dor tb D he % % o M a
peoples held slate
washburn j. H. Turner reported
and made the following slate the officers OF
'"s f + L. Ioa s'9s" President
j. 81. Turner Secretary.
Mann Page. Chairman Executive Committee.
the that made public The truth OF these
evident by the that Their line OF
SANDER influence they could possibly
promises threats used
have openly antagonizd them and all Others
who have sought make the farmers alliance political machine
resolution reassertng the tmehon
ored declaration that this was npartsan -
showed plainly that while they allowed that to
intended possible make hollow mockery and turn the
fatal believed that would traitor the
repo the good and honest farmers
did them battle to the last extremity
DO not mind being sacrificed the ngn because tne @
who sought make political Tor
Believing decided when they
majority withdraw the body the
Delegates with and four Others
willing but them all notice that
divide requested them deb
ations of the body and remain to it's close.
sacrificed myself and in doing have freed myself from all
Obligation shall notify the people fully and detail OF the
conspiracy leaving decide what they will do in the premises be-
will political connection with party and
that dctaton whatev
different
will the meeting with TO tnere any
think the peoples party has received black IN their attempt To
dominate meeting Loucks and Secretary Turner
They specially desired to elect them They
eng Loucks majority the when fully third
voting Turner who has
the national executive committee OF the
candidate ticket and
the alliance has willing tool for them They
pcay desired prostuted his office entirely
their schemes but he beaten 1t sad blow to them
G. w. MACUNE.
to this letter. It condemns itself
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-10
Brief Session of james City Court.
90 tha Richmond Nianatch


WILLIAMSBURG. Va, February 9.-The
County Court transacted little business,
and at a late hour adjourned for the term.
Mrs. Granville Gary, Of Richmond, is here
visiting her relatives.
Nh. George Desk, OF Smithneld, and Mr..
Thomas 4. Jones, OF Lunenburg county, left this
morning for their respective homes.
DIR. Lachlan Tyler, OF Elkhorn, w. Va, and
brother Of President Lyon G. Tyler, is here on a
visit TO his brother.
Mr. Edward ID. Spencer, OF Chicago Ii here on
brief visit 10 his relatives and friends.
Major volosko Walden, Sat
torney Manley Barnes, OF New Kent; Judge X
L. Henley, Of James City, and j. L. Hubbard.
ESQ.,, Of York, are here to-day In attendance
upon the County Court.
Professor s. Gordon Cumming, Of Hampton,
was here yesterday.
Ex-Mayor I. N. Southall has recently received
an appointment in the Newport News custom
house.
Robert waltrip. twelve-year-old son of Mr.
Leybon Waltrp, who resides on the Spratlay's
estate In James City county, died yesterday
Mrs. Edward L. Lee, OF Richmond, returned
home this morning after pleasant visit to her
mother here.
Mr.. j. Y. johnson, OF Ewells, left this evening
for Philadelphia, to remain until Saturday.
number OF New Workers are here to-day,
and this morning drove oyer 90 jamestown
Island, where they viewed tho relics Of the early
days OF the Virginia colony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-10
GUTTED BY FLAMES.
pApeR-uANclho STORE AND DWELL
ING TOTALLY DESTROYED.
Other Buildings Badly Damaged-Arrsst-
Cd for Selling stolen Rsiiroad-niieags
Tlcksts--Berklsy's Issue of Bonds

fcorre,pondence OF tho Ricamond Dispstch-l
NonyoLx. February s.-Thls morning
about o'clock ere broke out in the pa
per- hanging establishment OF Fortress q
O'Brien. on Bank street. opposite Plume
street. and before the flames were gotten
under control the building was totally
Quilted and adjacent buildings damaged:
The floors above the store were occupied
rs n dwelling by Mrs. Virginia Mclean
and rooms for gentlemen. Mrs. Mclean
los. nil her household effects, and Mana
ger Duesberry Of the Academy. Mr.. w:
81 Freeman and other gentlemen. lost
their room furnishings. The paper stock
was very full one, and was insured. Inc
building belonged to Mr.. j. j. LAWYER, ana an
was insured. The loss was about SiI'Vyro y.
entire block. 1t IS not known no" 'ne
fire originated. D.
A weli-known businessman. ). A: hu,
naldue. died. at his residence on Wood
street TO-DAY. He was II years of age and
the oldest cigar-maker of Virginia.
TICKET THIEF.
A telegram has been received here ask
ing tina. C.. +. Wellborn be held ioi tue
,Jacksonvilie (Fla.) authorities. Wellborn
was arrested here on the charge or sei,ng
stolen railroad mileage tickets, he had on
his person about $1,000 worth OF ticKets
when arrested.
The Grand Conclave of Heptasophs, OF
Seven Wise Men of Virginia. commenced
its annual session in Portsmouth To-Day.
SALMON IN THE SOUND.
Three years ago the Fish Commissioner nin ssImnp
in Elbemarie Sound. and now fishermen,
have commenced to catch them. Several
caught day or two ago measured foot
IN length. D C.o.t
Nagister,al District, of the county. TO de-
eide whether local option shall continue
IN that section. ,,,.
A mass-meeting was held in Berkeley last
night of propcrty-holders regarding tne
allowing the town to issue bonds Tor Sloo,-
600, and a committee was appointed 10 60
10 Richmond in regard to the matter.