Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-26

sib- AltC' co''SsA ~ VIC pote "
which he is allied, NJ. Depew lock
ed up the hea.e'rs. put the key in
his inside coa, pncket, both ~re-en,er-
c the elevator, aud des en.ied 10
terra firma After bidding each
"t.er m atf-c,i"ua,e farewell. they
parted Now We would like -
hear Mr.. Drpew make one core
speech. He ugh. ro explain to the
American people what caused ake
land slide. He eh :u!d also write to
Mr.. Columbus aud apologize tor ="
grossly mIsrepresen'iny.t to hnm the
sen,imen, OF the people 10 his re-
cent conversation with him in Chi
cago. HIS reputation is at stake,
and if ,ha, were to bs impaired We
wouldn't have any body to speak a
few sympathetic words over the tur.
key carcass
Now. that I have told you ~ha,
took place before Tuesday evening.
November 9Th, at IL =. IN, | Will
tell You what then trahspired.
It was in tron:-ot the Philadelphia
Record office tha, 100000 people
gathered to hear the verdict OF the
American people. They were ali
there. The aged man whose head
was white with the frost Of many
winters, the middle aged man, who
bad not e g., much IS his father,
yet knows more. The small boy
was Conspicuous The millionaire
had his RIBS punched by the elbow
Of the nau who declares "lhe world
owes him a living, aud muet pay the
debt without his making any effort
To collect the sane" And SO we
waited.
[, vas short and sweet. Bnlie;in
No. l. 'lnjications pom, 10 C.eve-
!anl's elec,!on." Bulletin No. ,.
ID xie is sofia tor tie Democracy"
Then the atm,sthere grew misty.
VIII bulletin No. ) never come !
Has there been a reverse: The
crowd swaya. hesi,ates. and seems
impatient. They had but a minute
t" wait. The eupreme moment had
arrived Bulletin No. ). "New
York, New jersey, Connecticut. II.
hnois, Indiana and Wisconsin had
joined hands with Dixie, Cleveland
is elected, the Force bill is dead
M.kmley'sm is repudiated, and the
American people have thrown of
the yoke that for thirty years has
hurdcned them for the Lenetit Of
few partisan mud.thrnwers" The
atmosphere is chilly. the which
a few moments before had beer
shining with the brilliancy OF a moor
days sun hid its face through sym
pathy<tor the la len foe. The cloud.
were hung in mourning and shed ic,
tears, the ,obble stones selHsed Il
rise from their bed, the tall huii1
ings on either SIDE oi the tire
nodded their approval, The clock or
Independence Hall toi!ed The death
knell, aud even with It's dying sount
the Republican party gave up. ,h'
ghost. We were taught TO respect
tuc pcou, 0I(I We cave lDetu mere.
Tue scene changes. The victor
are coming FROM every street an.
avenue music mingled with ,h'
steady tramting OF the gr-a, army
is heard. Five bundled ,housan.
voices join in the chorus. The heav
cas- are a blaze with lights and seem t.
; be viei"g with earth tor supremacy
TO the v'ct"rs belong the spolls,
and they have taken possession. The.
cone, they are passing and still! thu,
ia II Is at this point that III
writer enters a telegraph Office an
pens the words: "Cieveland la
sweit the earth"
With congratulations to the viz
tors anu sincere sympathy tor ID
annihllaied, | remain
lour young friend,
:. EDWARD Nj. HARRIS.
NV wife was cured oil malaria h