The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-09-13

Joseph Morris, Arkansas, PGS03 WASH
ington Grandy, Virginia. $6oO; TITS.
.Sa1lie Turner, District OF IDLE,
S24O; Robert White, Virginia, 500;
eft THOMPSON. District of Columbia,
1920: Samuel B. jackson, District of
Columbia, 5000; Mrs. J. M Kelly, Mas
sachusetts. 5000; Richord Diggs, Dis
trict of Columbia, $500; w. M. John
sohn. District of Columbia, $500; John
r. Shorter, District of Columbia, $500;
Miss Eliza A. Dufield, Nevada, $500;
Willis j. Smith, District of Columbia,
$40; Charles w. Walker, Tennessee,
1860; Mrs. Harriet Daburey, District
of Columbia, $240; Mrs. Elizabeth Car
ter, District of Columbia, $240.
"Even a larger proportion Of the
Pension Department employees r
colored. Here is a list of them: Logan
johnson, Connecticut, $1,000; John A,
Scott, Pennsylvania, 5000; Eugene B.
Welben, Mississippi, 5000; William T.
Fizer, Missouri, 81, 900; James E. Hunt,
Maryland, $1,000; William S. Gordon,
New Jersey, 81, O00; William r. Davis,
New York, $1,000; John B. Hymen,
North Carolina. $1,000; Thomas L. Up
shaw, Georgia, 81, 200; William w.
McCay, Mississippi, $1,000; Richard
Des R. Venning, $1,000; Frank B.
Cooper, Mississippi, $1,000; Alexander
E. 7. Draper, Tennessee, $1,000; vii
liam j. Henderson, Mississippi, $1,000;
bia, 5000; Edwards S. Wood, Mississippi,
5000; Albert A. Lott, Tennessee, 5000;
Ausburn Hunter, North Carolina,
81, 400; Jacob Hutchins, Georgia,
81, 400; Leonidas A. Lewis, South Caro-
lima, $1,000; James Chestnut, South
Carolina, 1900; William M. johnson,
Alabama, $1,000; Charles FL. Shorter,
District of Columbia, 81, 200; James w.
Cuttis, Alabama, $1,000; Aaron A.
Owen, North Carolina, 81, 200; Henry
@. Bruce, Kansas, 81, 200; Wilson Wood,
Mississippi, $1,000; James f. Pratt,
Mississippi, 81, 600; Leon Turner, Texas,
81, 900; Hampton s. Smith, Massa-
chusetts, 81, 400; H. Turley, Alabama,
81, 200; A. p. Albert, London, 81, 200;
Edward L. Webster, Massachusetts,,
81, 200, Daniel S. Branson, Alabama,
81, 90; John E. Perdy, Maryland, 81, 200;
George L. Taylor, District of Columbia,
81, Isaac II. Simms, South Carolina,
$1,000; Washington @. Reeves, Vir-
ginia, 81, 900; Robert M. Morris, District
of Columbia. 5000; Kelly Miller, South
Carolina, 5000; Andrew Jackson, South
Carolina, 5000; Charles R. Douglass,
District of Columbia, S 1900; Daniel
Messer, Ohio, $1,000; John w. Maze,
New Jersey, 81, 200; Jesse Lawson, New
Jersey, $1,000; John W. Thomas, Vir-
ginia, 81, 200; John A. Bostie, TenneG-
see, 5000; George Webster, District of
Columbia, $1,000; Alfred B. Lind,
North Carolina, 81, 200; Sidney w.
Hurlburt, District of Columbia, 81, 900;
Miss Mary T. Oaty, Virginia, 81, 1000; j.
Glenn Wilson, South Carolina, 81. 900;
William Syphax, District of Columbia,
S 1 1000; Percy B. Bean, Tennessee,
5 1000; Irvan V. Livingston, Missis-
sippi, $1,000; William II. Fl. Smith,
Louisiana, 81, 900; George r. Walton,
Mississippi, 5000; Gretney A. Simms,
Cole, Pennsylvania, 81, 800; George D.
Joseph Frank Boston, District of
Columbia, 81, 900; Robert Green, South
Carolina, 1920; William Belt, Mary
land, $720; James Myers, New Jersey,
$720; Robert Green, District of Column
bia, $72O; Fielding Dodson, Ohio, $72O;
Robert Carter, District of Columbia,
1920; Joseph Jackson, District of
Columbia $40; Jas. Bennett, Alabama,
$40; Lewis jackson, District of COlum-
bia, $40; Abraham Hayson, District
of Columbia, $40; William 3. Jackson,
District of Columbia, $40; William
II. Liverpool, Ohio, $40; George w.
Tanner, Illinois, $40; Randall Skinner,
District of Columbia, $500; Daniel
Turner, District of Columbia, 1850;
Frederick Gordon. Indiana, $500; JEFF
ferson Johnson, Virginia, $500; Lewis
Marshall, Tennessee, $500; Mrs. Fannie
Jackson, District of Columbia, $4OO;
Mrs. Alice II. Young, South Carolina,
$500; Joseph H. Hicks, Alabama, $4OO.
Investigation will demonstrate that
in the other departments of the gov
eminent, not only in Washington, but
throughout the length and breadth of
the land, people r cared for bet
ter ever than under the Republican
regime. Now what has been the record
ofthe opposition. The President shortly
after he assumed office tried to have
Hon. James @. Matthews confirmed as
Recorder of Deeds. A Republican
Senate not only hung his nomination
up, but insulted one of the most emf
nent men of u race by circulating
Infamous lies as to his private and po-
itical record. Do you wonder hat we
do not love the Republican party after
that? Mr.. Matthews is to-day the
leader of the colored Democracy of the
nation. Because he was a Democrat
the partisan Senate refused to recog-
nize him. I tell you, sir, that the col
ored Democratic vote for Cleveland
and Thurman will be something ire
mendeus."
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