The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-09-22
THE OF 1T.

The renegade New York Sun, which
has always been all things to all men,
vet always for DANA, and which loudly
wells about the force bill and negro DOM
nation, and which knows absolutely
nothing about the South or the South's
needs or desires, reviews the situation in
North Carolina.
AS an illustration Of it's knowledge we
desire to call attention to the fact that
in it's editorial mention of STEvENsON's
triumphant trip through the Tar Heel
state, it fails to say a word concerning
the magnificent ovation extended the
distinguished gentleman in the city of
Durham.
The city of Durham proudly boasts of
being the home of Col. J. s.. CARR, pres
ident Of the Young Mems Democratic
club, and who, through his loyalty to
democratic principles, brought STEVEN
SON through the state and paid the bills.
Yet the wonderful political Exhausted
Prophet of the New York Sun knows
nothing and writes nothing Of the great
est of all the demonstrations.
In yesterdays paper, after STEVENSON
had practically left the state, he writes
with charming familiarity the following:
We shall continue to watch the pro-
gress of this JeffersOnian leader in the
Tar Heel state. His campaigning tot is
making votes for the democracy. 1t is
stirring up the boys, and putting life and
spirit into their endeaVOrs. BuncOmbe
county is yet to be visited to the inhabi-
tants of Smoky Mountain the issues of
the campaign are yet to be explained
and the judgment of the old fashioned
democrats of Yanceyville must be in
vOked on the real issue of the canvass,
while a few misguided cranks further
north are splitting hairs over tariff
schedules, Or trying to talk down the
general prosperity by essays on free
trade.
The fact Of the business is STEVENSON
was in Buncombe county land its broad
expanse is not as much buncombe as The
Sun assumes) an even week ago.
The first place he visited was Bun
combe county and a wonderful reception
was accorded him at Asheville.
Yet the great Sun is pretending to be
very familiar with the map Of North
Carolina, but If You SEE IT IN THE
Sun IT'S So FELLOW got his horse be-
hind his cart, jumped at a conclusion
and made an ass of himself with wonder
full and charming simplicity.
With tears in it's eyes THE GLOBE re-
grets that GENERAL STEVENSON must
return to the Tennessee line, five hun
dred miles from his last talking point,
and on the top Of the Smoky Mountain
range, explain to Poor Lo, whose untu-
tired mind has not yet caught all his
bearings on the tariff question, the wind
ing labyrinths and perplexing in%tricacies
of the wonderful MCKINLEY proposition.
For be it known that is an Indian reser-
walton where dwells in regal beauty the
Big Medicine Man, the squaw, and the
papoose of the Cherokee tribe of Indians,
which COLONEL DANA, with his negro
domination would be glad to meet.
AS to the old-fashioned democrats of
1anceyville, to keep history correct, it
must be recorded that they heard STEVEN
son in Durham. 1anceyville is less han
forty miles from Durham.
1ancey county, to which the learned
geographer of The Sun meant to refer,
is out in the western end of North Caro-
lima and fully three hundred miles from
Yanceyville.
Yet, IF you see it in The Sun it's So"
Yes, it is-so laughable that it makes
you sweat.