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LABOR DIFFICULTIES.

The CALL has upon several occasions
urged the propriety Of the passage Of laws
by Congress and the different States proyid-
ing for the adjustment Of controversies be-
tween employers and their wOrkmen with
out resort to strikes or lOckouts. Laws il
would seem should be provided for the pro-
lection Of all classes OF persons without a
resort TO force. We have laws for the ad-
justment of disputes relative 10 money as
we'll as for the settlement Of quarrels Of
almost every description. We lack, how
ever. proper laws for the adjustment of dis
puteS between wOTkmen and their en-
ployers, out we cannot delay their enact
ment much longer This is becoming evi-
dent even at Washington, where the law
making power is usually ollatory, for we
notice the following paragraph which is
taken from our telegTaphic report Of the 18th
inst.
In the Senate voorhees, offered a resolution de.
elariug that in all dsagreements and coEtr0-
Versies between employers and employees the
principle OF arbitration should be put INTO prac-
tlce in the settlement OF lie difficulties; that a
refusal 10 arbtEate and resort 10 violence for
solution OF difficulties were methods Inconsistent
With the principles and existence of Il ee govern
ment, and nstructing the Committee on Educa-
ton and Labor TO inquire into the expedlency
and propriety OF preparing and reporting TO the
Senate bin making provision for a commission
OF labor In accordance with the special message
aud recommendation OF President Cleveland of
April %, 1886. The message was read and at
the request OF Hale was laid over until To- NOR
row as lie desired to examine and see whether
arbitration was not provided for In the act OF Oc-
tober ], 1888.
1t is surprising perhaps that this subject
mas lald In abeyapce so long. but il is COM
paratlyely but recently that labor agita-
tons have assumed such proportions as 70
threaten the peace of the country.
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THE SALVATION ARMY.
Inaugural Meeting I'm Its Ninth Branch
Eall--'sIhe Advance Lencne.U

Inaugural Meeting I'm It's Ninth Branch
Hali--"The Advance Leaeue.o
The Salvation Army held an inaugural
meeting last night in its ninth branch hall,
below the sidewalk, on Grant avenue, near
Post. The officers in charge are Captain
Jennie Barnhart and Lieutenant Sarah
Weeks. Above the street entrance was an
illuminated streamer with the words. "AH
are welcome. IcecTeam tonight" Whether
the icecream was the principal attraction or
not something or other had the effect of
crowding the hall. Most of The audience
was composed OF men, young and old who
kept their seats till the close of the meeting.
On the walls were notices such as "Eter-
nifty is neaT-where VIII you spend it?"
MY Spirit shall not always strive" death
Is on your track" The platform was filled
with Salvation lads and lassies and the Sal
vation band helped greatly in keeping up
the enthusiasm.
The main part of the meeting was taken
up with singing and iestifying. After each
testimony vUlley was fired, followed by
catchy Salvation hymn, In which a large
number of the audience Joined. Captain
Barnhart, who Is rOsy-faced lassie, con-
Quoted the meeting. She called for a collec-
ton TO ala in defraying the expenses con-
neeted with the opening of the hall and
succeeded In c0aXing $40 out of the au-
dlence. Captain Lloyds, who used TO be a
hotel-keeper IN Seattle, and WAS considered
hard case" made an impassioned appeal
TO young men TO give up their drinking
habits and spurn the dives. Captain Robin
son appealed TO those in the audience who
wanted TO be saved. TO come forward and
kneel, but no one responded. The blessing
was then pronounced, and the meeting
closed with ice-cream. which was literally
dispensed ana heartily paTtaken of.
large number of pastors and other
prominent citizens have joined the "Ad-
yanCed League" of the Salvation army, an
auxiliary organization cal ed "The Sinners
Friends" Each member pays So year,
and receives a regular ). a. badge, and
small book or tablet, certifying that they
are members of tie league, and that il is
IAN association Of Christians interested in
the kingdom Of Jesus Christ. who do not
indorse all the methods employed by the
Salvation army, but who have great SYM
patty for the intensely aggressive spirit
nation of the lost "
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THE RAIsIN INDUSTRY.

The Fresno raisin-grOwers have agreed at
public meeting TO tx the value of their
coming crop at cents. This is 10 be an
average for London layers and loose raisins.
The price at New York is now about 81
cents pound.
The difficulty with the raisin industry at
Fresno is the inadequacy of the capital en-
barked, both among the planters and the
buyers. Parties probably started out TO
grow more raisns than they could handle.
BY the time their crop was in the sweating
house they were compelled in some instances
TO realize in order 10 meet their payroll :;
whereas. il they could waited till the mar
ket suited them a fair price would have been
obtained. Again, the means Of the parties
who have acted as midd!emen between the
growers and the Wholesale GrOcers in the
East have been so limited that they have
been ompeled to sell TO meet the notes they
gave the planters. Knowing this, the East
ern grOcers displayed no impatience TO pur-
chase. and in the end they have generally
got the goods at their own price. Thus 1t
was that fine Fresno layers sold last year
at 2b and cents pound
a ombinatiOn of growers is an excellent
idea; it could deal through a single agent
to better advantage with the wholesale
grocers than each grower could deal for him
SELF But if some OF the members Of the
association are in such pecuniary straits
that they are forced to realize when their
crop is ready for market, there will still be
some difficulty.
All new industries encounter precisely
this draw back. They may produce excel
lent goods, but if the machinery for mar
keting them is imperfect the prodacer is at
the mercy Of the buyer. In the end, if the
goods are good and are couscieutiously made,
the evil cures itself. Competition springs
up among buyers. and then the producer
has bis innings. But this often takes time.
The Fresno raisin men will make this year
100000 boxes Of fine raisjns. 1t is to be
hoped that they will realize the profits which
the industry ought 10 command.
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A W onderfuI CANYON.

Thomas Hatch. who was appointed by
the Worlds Fair Commission last March 10
make a collection Of woods for the Colum-
bisn Exposition, returned on Wednesday
from Sonoma County with an extensive
collection of SPECIMENS. During his search
Mr.. Hatch came upOn an almost unknown
canyon, near Glen Ellen, from which alone
he took away specimens from no less than
% different varieties of trees Among the
wonders TO be seen there are giant man
zanita and madrone, yellow pines. 200 feet
high and % feet in diameter, together with
immense numbers Of black oak. sugar pine,
coffee trees, chestnut, maule, ash aud other
varieties.
Mr.. Hatch. owing to difficulty If trans
poTtatiOn, was unable to bring back all of
his treasures with him, but in lew weeks
he viii return fully equipped for the task
OF bringing all 30 this city, where they will
soon after be placed IN exhibition.
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NATIVE SONS CELEBRATION.
Preparations Being Made for a Grand
Turnout at Santa Rosa.


Turnout at Santa Rosa.
Last night the delegates comprising the
joint 9th Of September committee, Y. ).
q. w. met in the library Of the Pioneer
building to discuss matters pertaining to
the coming celebration, to I've held at Santa
Rosa. Chairman J. L. Dockery Of Califor-
MIA Parlor No. presided over fun attend
auce. After The usual prelininaTies the
chairman addressed the delegates.
He reported the progress made by COM
mittee consisting Of himself, George ii.
Dryden, Louis Lelande and Eugene W.
Levy. which visited Santa Rosa last Sun
Gay TO confer with members of the order
there. The Santa Rosa Natives. he said.
were very enthusiastic, and had decided 10
celebrate three DAYS, September g. 10 and II.
In view Of the approaching celebration tie
citizens dispensed with Fourth of July Oh
seTvance IN order that they might con-
tribute more literally TO the Native Sons.
Satisfactory arrangements have been
made with tie railroad company, which
Will sSue tickets for the round ITip at 81,
good for three days. Fourteen parlorS
Will 20 from this city, which with 10 from
Santa Rosa and vicinity will swell the muir
brT 10 at least JO00 The programme will
consist Of parade on the morning of the
first day. wiki musical and literary exer-
clses IN the afternoon, the evening TO be
devoted 10 a grand bail.
On the second day the boys vi i'll be treated
to a breakfast OF builheads and barbecue,
and on the following day, Sunday. they
will be gwen a ride around the city and
surrounding country. The chairman fur
theT stated that be had secured the refusal
Of all the desirable halls at Santa Rosa in
which 10 establish headQuar ers.
considerable discussion followed on the
question Of headquarters. which was finally
referred 10 a special committee of one men,
hat fscN ~ Uraf ...tf, aar
meeting. Invitations will be sent to Ok
land and Alameda pariors. The chairman
deferred the appointment OF snU-commit-
tees until tie South San Francisco and
EldOra parlorS announce their intention OF
taking part In the celebration, So that all
may be represented In The committees.
TIE meeting adjourned until two weeks
from last night.
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President one Of whom a. least shall not be
an inhabitsnt of the same State with them
selves" This provision would prevent any
party convention from nominating Presi-
dent and Vice-President from the same
State The electors of the State from
which the double selection was made would
be prohibited from voting for more than
one candidate from their State, and the
lack Of the vote of that State might lose his
election. But there is no constitutional
provision prohibiting the electors of other
States from voting for two candidates from
one State.
in the event of no election by the electors
this year the House will elect President
and the Senate a Vice President The
House would undoubtedly elect Mr. Cleve-
land and the Senate Mr.. Reid, both Of
whom are from the State of New York
But the election Of Mr.. Cleveland and Of
Mr.. Reid in this way would be strictly con-
stitutlonai
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Lillian #. Smith to shoot.

Tomorrow and Sunday afternoon Miss
Lillian f. Smith, the California girl who is
known as the champion rifle shot of the
world, will, at the request of a number of
prominent sharpshooters of this city, give
at Central Park public exhibition Of her
marvellous skill in fancy and practical
shooting. One OF the feats will be the
breaking Of 30 glass balls in one minute.
The tiny boat in which she RECENTLY
naylgsted 400 miles will be placed on ex-
hibition -
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w HAT MAY HAPPEN.

A correspondent desires to know IL there
is constitutional provision prohibiting the
election OF President and Vice. President
from the same State. There is not. The
only clause in the constitution which bears
upon the subject says that "tbe electors
snail meet In their respective States and
vote by ballot for President and Vice.
The morning call., 1892-07-15

Tennessee iron manufacturer are such that
the Pennsylvania manufacturer cannot con-
tend against them the latter has no choice
but to submit. But when the disadvantages
of one locality are artificial, such as higher
priced labor. the natural remedy is to reach
out and raise the price of labor at its lowest
mint
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sI-EsCnIprInN RATEs

DAILY CALL Gncluding Sundays, S6 rer year by
nail postpaid Is cents per week, or IS cent per
calendar morth, through carriers. DAILY CALI
five copies. three months, Ss 3. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pages. 81 so per year. postpaid SUNDA
CALLand WEEKLY CALL. - 90 per year, postpaid
WEEKLY CALL ,6 pages. 81 per year. postpaid
THF Gail cannot return rejected manuscripts
no1 viii The editor enter into correspondence re-
sLeCting them
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s25 Montgomery street. near Clay. open until II
o'clock P n. BRANCH OFFICES: TlO Market
street. near Ke2rny, open until II o'clock midnight
53s HAYES street, open until 80 o'clock; sos
Larkin street. open until 80 O'Clock; 25 Mission
street. open until o'clock T, NJ and ll6 Ninth
street, open until 30 p.
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ater on Washington street, who died Sum
Gay night under suspicious circumstances,
did not reveal any evidences of poisoning.
The inquest was completed yesterday after
noon, and the Coroner's jury found that
lung died from congestion OF the lnnrs
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THE CALL CALENDAR.
IrIY 1892.
NOTICEI

Aay Of our patrons acho fail TO fnd THE
NORNING CALL for sale Jv traia-5oys
V-c confer q Ior0r By notifying this office q
MQact, nonlinq he date and ram.
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Sunday Excnrsinn tn UkIah

a week from next Sunday the San
francisco and North Pacific Railroad
Company will run to Ukiah, the chief
city OF MeDdocino County, the first Sum
day excursion OF the season. Those
on week days have been very en-
Jeyable affairs aud there is no doubt that
TINS one. under the supervision OF the
afable Colonel w. I'll. Mention, will also
prove a very Interesting and agreea b lie trip
The morning call., 1892-07-15
Pastornl Call Accented.

AT the prayer and conference meeting of
the First Congregational Church last
Wednesday evening a telegram was read
from the Rev. Mr.. Brown of Tacoma, an
nouncing that he has accepted the call to
the pastOrate of that church aud society.
The morning call., 1892-07-15

TIE HOBART ESTATE. - The son aud daugh.
ter OF w. S. Hobart have petitioned the Su
periOr Court for monthly allowance of S25OO
uhill ihe re urn OF the inventory in the estate OF
fheir an
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TIE nAIIN nrnRNINE GIL

=
New Terk .... .BRENTANO BROS. Union Square
Chicago .....N News Stand Palmer House
NeH orleans GALLOT & JOCBEEr,
ll5is Common ST.
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The MOTION DENIED.-The Circuit Court of
Appeals yesterday denied the motion 10 dismiss
the appeal To- the OF The Brush Electric Com.
pany vs.. the California Electrical Company
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

FuRNITURE-By + :. Spear a Co, AZ 4o8
El 3 ST. II II O'Clock
FURNIrURE.-By Chas. Levy. az llS5 Market
Ef a n'rLnrk.
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J.FCUTTER'sOLD BOURBON.-ThIs celebrated
whisky Is Tor sale by all nrsl-elass druggists and
eToceTS. 1TademaTk-staT within a shield.
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r,,,, r.srTT,% OFFtCF or THE CALL.

sCPotter building New York Ciry, is provided with
ftkof California papers. Visitors welcome. Ad-
Nnusiug rates and sample copies furnished
y K MISCH, Manager
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THE MORNING CALL
PuRLIcATIoN oFFICE :

Eas larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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A FAMILY AFFAIR.

buying the best Tea and Coffee, for the Ieas;
money, at any OF the I3 city stores OF the Great
American Importing Tea Company. Come or send
direct and save all commissions. Running Is sue.
cessful stores on this proves beyond quest
that our prices are reasonable our goods AWAY
fresh and pure. Headquarters (whOIesale and re
taiI), So, 81 SO and SO Market ST., San Francisco
jy5tf
The morning call., 1892-07-15

REDDY, CAMPBELL & METsoN have removed
their law office from $50 Pine street 10 Crocker
building, rooms ! Is TO d.
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"Mrs. winsIow's soothin. syrup"

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup
Has been used over 6fty years 10y millions of moth
ers for their children while teething with perfect
sucfess. 1t soothes the child, softens the gums
allays pain wind collie, regulates the bowels
and is the hest remedy for darrhea whether arising
from teething or other causes. for sale by drug
Pisis IN every part OF the world. BE sure aud ask
for DIrs winslow's Soothing Syrup. Twenty i've
cents u bottle
The morning call., 1892-07-15

ScRoFULA. boils, pimpies, hives aud other humors
are liable to manifest themselves at this season
Hoods SarsaDariiia expeis all humors from the
blood aud vltazes and enrlehes IT,
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Ynng WAS Not rnI.nnaa.

A chemical analysis of the stomach of
Lee Yung. the janitCr Of the Chinese the
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School books exchanged. Kings. l5 Fourth ST..
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Jelly glasses and Mason jars sold at actual cost aDc
GIVEN AWAY FREE
With our exceptionally fine New Teas and Delicious
Cofees. ty8tr
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TRIFLk OVER COST.

A IhlFLk oFEk CoSI'
The Great American Importing Tea Company
sells crocAery, china glass. maJolIca and tinware.
CITY STORES
965 Market st., near Sixth.
40 Sixth St, above Howard.
522 KearHy ST.. bet California and Sacramento.
51l Montgomery ave, near Stockton.
l4l9 Polk ST., bet Pine and California
zoos Fillmore st, bet. Pine aud California
800 Sixteenth ST., above Mission.
25l2 Mission ST., above Twenty-hrst.
333 Hayes ST., bet. Franklin aud Cough
146 Ninth St, above Howard.
2lS Third St., below Howard.
104 Second st, below Mission
o. 81, So and 50 Market st, headquarters
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II IOLLER, SIXTH ST, THE MOST SUCCESS
II fui babies photographer in the city has opaue
another studio cor Market and y inrh SIS formerly
Fiagior's Gallery. WIO Imo
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ElectIoneering is becoming trifle cum
bersome when it takes the form OF eStab-
fishing branch national party headquarters
in leading cities. The Republicans have
set up a branch national headquarters in
Chicago. and the Democrats are now to
fellow suit. Chicago will not be the only
town thus honOred. Party attentions on
the same lines will be bestowed upon every
first-class city. The party that neglects TO
pay this compliment may suffer on voting
day. Perhaps local bosses may not like the
innovation.
The morning call., 1892-07-15

GALA CARPET SwEEPERS: BESl MADE: ALI.
" KINDS repaired and for sale. FIGERS 80 Suttsr.
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0N THE INSTALLMENr PLAN-DRESS GOODS
~ silks. Seaiskins and sealette ciOass also e4rpe
furniture lace curtains, blankets and folding beds
at NJ FRIEDMAN S CO.'S, 22S and 80 StOckrou
St Why pay ready money when you can buy Jus;
as cheap by making small cash payment down.
haIance weekly OF monthly An Inspection OF oar
stock IS respectfully solicited: orders by mail fo-
goods or samples promptly attended TO. rs aud
Z3J stockton and 23I Post, omen evenings.
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LOST.


7 OST-A PASSbooK WITH THE HIBERNIA
IL SayInEs and Loan Society of San Yrancisco in
the name OF HENRY G. BO1ZBACH No l7I.752
The nnder Will please return to bank. Jyl5 5t<
CTRAYED FROM MISSION ROAD. NEAR
~ mile house. a brfndie COW, heavy with calf tor
OF horus cut of. Finder will obtain reward by aI-
plying at EighteenIh and Mission SITS, SCHWARTZ
HOSlNG iyl4 3t*
u RAY HORSE. ABOUT Is HANDS HIGH
VI weigh about 1900 Return GILMORE BROS
cor Iwelith and Mission. u beral reward jyi4 ara
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TTs7 The Annual Meeting of Members
IS~S OF the San Francisco Society for the Preven-
tIon Of Cruelty TO Animas will be held at the So
cetys olice. ll70 Market St, room 95, at O'Clock
p. Nj. MONDAY, July Is, 1892. for the purpose OF
eecting trustees FOR the ensuing year and for the
transaction OF such other business as may brought
before it. Iiy3 lttl NATHANIEL HUNTER. see
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sUMMER RESORTS

bLuE LAKES HOTEL. LAKE CoUNTY-UN.
- - ger new managem ent ana extensively improved;
the Switzerland of America; 1900 feet above sea.
e1eeIient hunting, fishing, boating and bathing;
scenery grand and romantic; excellent French
cooking; excursions TO all points of Interest in
county; rail- TO ukiah. thence stage direct hotel
Terms reasonable MoDRY HEiNEMAN. props,
Eerths fostorIee. Lake County. Cal. apps 3m
RESoRrS. SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THg
Itfaeinc ,ein Coast with rates. location. etc. p1o-
ilShed III the Hotel Guide, $50 pages For sails by
newsdesiers. send 25c In stamps TO w NJ par
IERSoN. publisher $40 Post ST.. 5. +. mrItf
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NOTICE or MEETINGs.

IsprA y mcr pies. sw.rN's. 21s sutter street
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STORAGE

ElRST-CLAsS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADH
Il oaz-oAA Mission ST CHAA L. TAYLOR iva 3.s
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DRESSMAKER WISHES A FEW ENGAGE
~ mentS by the day. Please call 926H2 Mlnna
street jy IA 2t%
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TRAVELLERS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS
L should all use the Combined Letter Press AMI
Book; price cOmp'ete 81 20; a book OF 100 ptgfs
au index and press all in roll u inches long by :
inches thick; best value for the money: POSTPAID
81 40. CHARLES T. NAYLOR, agent, 9 Mont
g0mery st, san Francisco. ie2g II
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Oh paintings (20I35l each ............ - . %
Dress goods. Jackets, wraps. bedding lace cur
talns carpets, mattncs, IlnOeum. oIiciOth. parisr
SUITS, lounges, or anything you require 10 home.
Remember. have the largest stock largest stora
lowest prices and ea,iest terms eau be haI IN
this city
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\. B-Bargaas always on hand In second hand
carpets aud furniture. fv7 n
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-03
IT DOES REALLY EXIST.
tBurlingtOn News. ]

From the State papers we find un-
disputable evidence that the ''Gideon' S
Band" exposed by the Atlanta ga.
Journal, last summer in that State,
really exists in North Carolina, and
that the prime mover and discord,
sower, S. Ohio Wilson, of Wake
county, is State Chief.
Mr.. NJ. L. Reed was initiated but
never worked the tricks and exposes
the contemplate scheme over his own
signature.
Mr.. ]. S. Bell was also approached,
and the oath read to him, which he
refused to take Ohio Wilson was the
initiator in both instances and this
fully accounts for his flying all over
North Carolina, and to New York and
Washington so often. But what of
that asks some Third party fellow. 1t
is simply this: : That organization
binds man on his oath with the
penalty of death to do the bidding Of
his superiors in the order.
1t is dangerous. It Is unlawful. 1t
is treason.
The safety Of our lives and property
demand the utter annihilation of such
an organization.
1t is treason of the blacklist type.
Wipe them out by your ballots.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-03

4. NJ Simmons, Chairman, Raleigh,
". &.
SIR "A copy of the State CAroni-
CLe of the 10Th inst, containing two
letters and a sensational write up by
you with reference to a SO called secret
political society, which | am said to
lie the official head, has been handed
me.
AS you have used the machinery Of
the party of which you are the official
mead, together with the Democratic
press of the State and nation for its
circulation, hope that your sense Of
fair play will give the same promi
nence and wide circulation to this
communication. Justice demands it.
If there is in North Carolina a
secret political society known as
Gdeon's Band,' or any other name,
or if there has been a political society
which controls, or has tried to con-
troll the people, or the policy Of any
political party, other than the councils
Of the party itself, | am in igorance
of its existence. Very truly,
S. OTHO WILSON.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-03

We understand that one Of the Re-
publican electors for the State at large,
Mr.. Blackburn, does not hesitate to
favor the principles fthe Force bill.
What would be the condition Of
North Carolina with a Force bill and
no State Guard?
This is a question that merits serious
consideration. Think about it.