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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-03
THE SOUTH STILL FEEDING THE COW
While the North and East Still does the
Milking.---It is Now DUST as it Was
Under Republican Rule.

While the North and East Still does the
Milking.---It is Now DUST as it Was
Under Republican Rule.
The Southern Democrats are al
lowed only forty odd per cent, of re-
presentation in their national con-
ventions, but in the Electoral Col
lege they carry upwards of sixty per
cent.
In other words, when it comes to
mapping out the Democratic plat.
form and policies the Southern Dem,
ocrats are in a hopeless minority; but
when a Democratic President is elec.
ted the South has to do the
work.
How singular it is that Southern
gentlemen should be satisfied with &
situation in which they have to cleo
the President, but are ahsolutel.
powerles to dictate principles ane
policies!
The South does the work. and IN
North and the East reap the har
vest.
| This fact alone, when generall
known, will convince the South tina
it ought to get out Of the Democratic
party.-Hickory Murcory.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-03
PROCEEDINGS OF THE VANCE MEMO
RIAL MEETING HELD AT RICH
LANDS, ONSLOw COUNTY, n. c.,
APRIL 21st, 1894.

Pursuant to notice previously Civ
en- a meeting of the citizens of Rich
lands was held on 2lst April, 1894,
for the purposes expressed
On motion Of Z. l.. Franck, Jr.,
the meeting was organized by elect
ing j. b. Foy, chairman, F. ID.
Koonce, Jr., and f. l.. Ives, secreta-
ries. These gentlemen having as
sumed the Office assigned them, the
chairman thereupon explained the
| object of the meeting in timely and
well chosen discourse on the life and
| character Of Senator Vance.
On motion Of Z. l.. Franck, Jr., a
committee of five persons was ap-
pointed by the chair to draft suita bic
resolutions. The following gentle
men were selected, to-wit: +. ID.
Koonce, J. w. Mills, T. T. James,
f. l.. Franck, Jr., J. +. Cox. The
committee having retired and per-
formed the work assigned them, re-
turned and through F. D. Koonce
submitted the following resolutions
which were adopted unanimously y by
rising vote;
The people of Richards, Onslow county
having heard with profound grief the mourn
| full intelligence that Senator Il. B. Vance has
departed this life, and desiring in common
| with the people in different sections of oul
Icountry to give public expression of oul
sorrow, have met and passed the following
| resolutions:
First-That we sincerely lament the deatf
of Senator Vance and truly sympathize il
the general feeling of sorrow which is mani
L tod o,1I
over the loss of statesman and patriot o
such exalted character and abilities.
| SecoDd-That for his devotion to the in
terest and honor of the people during a lon
course of public service, We are reminded o
his virtues, and we will cherish his memor,
in our hearts.
Third-That in the death of Senator Vanc
. name has been stricken from the roll O
our distinguished living men, who hav
given renown to our government and she
lustre upon our institutions
Fourth-That while we bow in humbl
! faith to this dispensation of an Allwis
Providence, who hath seen fit thus to aff1i,
, our country, we tender our christian SYM
athy to the immediate friends and family Q
our distinguished and faithful public ser,
, ant
fifth-That copy of these resolutions b
sent to The CAUCASIAN, New Berne Journs
and Onslow Blade for publication.
FL Eulogies of exceeding beauty an,
| pathos on the life, character and pub
lie services of Senator Vance wer
delivered by the following persons
: F. D. Koonce, T. T. James, E.
q Franck, Jr., d. E. Sandlin, F. L
Ives and J. W. Mills.
On motion of E. L. Franck, Jr
the meeting adjourned sine die.
j. q. Foy, Chairman.
F. D. Koonce, Jr., F. L. Ives, Sc,
d retalies.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-03

He Eatertainea One Of the Biggest Crowds
that Ever A.sems s,ea In Dare Coanry----
LIT the Old Soldier, Baiia the Vance
Monument.
Especial 20 TIE CAucAsrAsl

Especial 20 THE CAUCASIAN
Dare County, April %. "a.
Mr.. Editor-Saturday 2lst inst.
DR.. Cyrus Thompson. Lecturer Far
mers' Alliance for n. c., addressed
the Citizens at the court house for 2
hours or more. After being intro
duced in few remarks by Mr.. j b.
Hancock, County Superintendent of
Education, the DR.. opened his dis
course, and for the time specified he
held his audience spell bound; and
by the way heard a gentleman say
that the turn out was the largest
gathering mere for many years. Is not
that an indication OF sentiment
And had it been generally known that
the speaking was to come off at 4 p.
IN. instead of IL a. m. the crowd
would have been greater still, but
knowing the difficulty of reaching
Swan Quarter from here We did not
dare to change the hour, but to show
you the eagerness of the people to
hear him, those who came at the ap-
pointed hour IL "a. IN. remained,
hoping that he would show up after
a while. 1t was fully l p. IN. when
the DR.. arrived from East Lake
Our horses and buggies consist of
boats, and We have to get about best
We can, trusting to the wind. How
ever, all passed off nicely, and |
think you can safely count ON Dare
Our people are sorely cast down and
oppressed that the beloved Vance has
parted from and paid mans last
debt. Mr.. Editor, how would it do
for every ex-confedsrate to contrib
ute 10 or 25 cents towards erecting a
monument to his memory? He did
for his n. c. soldiers what no other
Governor did, and they knew and
were aware of it at the time, and it
should make no difference how much
any one else might desire to contrib
ute, refuse any other than a true n
G. soldier to this special act. Let it
be our pride, irrespective of politics,
and let us be selfish enough to do
what is done, and let it be known as
the ex-confederate soldiers monu-
ment to the memory of our beloved
War Gov, Z. B. Vance, the immortal.
Doc
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-03
Time aud Money.

A couple of bachelors were talking
abort their forlorn and undouble con-
dition.
WELL" said one, 81 should have
married long ago, but haven't had
time enough to think about it,"
Timer echoed the other, "Timef
Well, if the adage is true that time
is money, then l haven't had time
enough, either" and they went on
their lonely ways detected and sad.
! -[Dstroit Free Press.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-03

The Free Will Baptist, published
at Ormondsville, has enlarged from
six to seven columns to the page.
We are pleased to note at this evil
dence of its prosperity.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-05-03
THE GOLD PARTY.

Two names for a simple party.
Two hearts that beat al one.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-15

compound from which the nicotine Of
commerce will be made exists In coal
tar"
"And What About TObaccO."
you believe. then. that all our to-
bacco will some day be made artif-
cially?"
ITO as great an extent as appears de-
sirable. The choicer growths. with their
individual characteristics. from individ-
ual circumstances Of growth. will be
longest cultivated. The tobacco leaf is
simply so much dried vegetable matter
in which nicotine is naturally stored.
Chemistry will first make the nicotine
and impregnate any desirable leaf with
1t TO any degree Of strength. Later on,
If necessary. il will also make the leaf.
In some directions il is not difficult TO
improve upon nature and the best chem
ical medium for carrying nicotine might
easily prove superior 10 the natural"
Having weakly permitted his beef
steak TO be carried by storm, the writer
was all the more inclined to defend his
tobacco. But surely" said he. there
is something more In fine tobacco than
merely nicotine and vegetable fbre?'
Precisely. Leaving aside what the
manufacturers may add there are deli
cate fiavoring oils which chemists viii
also create. Vanilla, a favoring COM
pound Of general use. has always been
obtained until recently from the tOnka
bean. Now artificial vanHin, the same
compound made chemically, threatens
10 drive the natural vanilla out Of the
European market, and will doubtless
succeed in doing so as its manufacture
is perfected In fact, some of the choco-
late and confectionery manufacturers
are already taking it up. All the essen
tial oils VIII eventually be made direct.
Vanillin is very near in It's chemical con-
stitution to the aromatic. the distinctive
principle, Of cloves and alspice"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-15
A BUTTERMILK WELL.
IL Is in Northern Indiana Where
ButtermiIk Is Unsuitable.

Did you ever see a buttermilk we'll
I mean a well that yields buttermik?
says a writer in the New York Herald.
No, there are no buttermik wells about
here that 1 know of. but I saw one out
in northern Indiana the other day. II
was connected with a creamery. There is
no market for buttermilk there, and the
Inhabitants OF the town, who can get all
the buttermilk they want for nothing by
simply going after it, never touch IL. I
shall never see the thirsty New York
crowd around the buttermilk wagons
downtown on hot day hereafter without
thinking Of that buttermilk well out I'm
Nappanee. AS fast as the great revolving
churns have precipitated their wealth Of
golden butter the milky residuum is run
off into the troughs that lead to the but
termilk we'll Thence IL is pumped up 10
feed hogs, being distributed by a system
Of troughs among the pens These hogs
are merely kept TO utilize the buttermilk
which would otherwise go 10 waste, and
the fairness Of these animals so fed de-
fies words. Very little else is given them
Buttermilk pork is said TO be superior,
especially when supplemented with corn.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-15
An Object Lesson.

Canadas two provinces, Quebec and
Ontario, side by side, present an instruct
i've lesson in the value of good manage
ment in public affairs. Quebec, which
was out Of debt seven years ago, has now
a debt of S25. GOO, 900, while Ontario's sur
plus is over $4,000. 900. Last year on
fario received $4,000 as interest on her
investments: Quebec paid interest
amounting to $1,4l5.00 Ontario is the
more enterprising province Of the two.
and has more TO show for a guarded ex-
penditure than Quebec has for its prod
igahty.-%St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
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TWO Long shot. That Paid well.

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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-15
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Weekly. -----
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2205 Kimbau-st., Philadelphia, Pa April 2
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-15

compound from which the nicotine OF
commerce will be made exists in coal
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-15

oxygen and nitrogen. do not only be-
lieve this, but / am unable TO doubt IL.
The direction of our present progress
is along an easily discerned line, and
can lead TO only one end. -
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-03-24

think of representing the height OF development southern
chva and noble breeding We do not believe the amoou brute
Breckenridge who have been wholly lost all sense OF de
specimen the most reckless element OF the
grass nobility that the voters of Kentucky
among among southern gentlemen there is deep
will conone this scoundes
ofenses by returning him to congress
Many things of genius of such
commanding ability and acknowledged Colonel Broken
ridges that there be for the moral
dpavity and revolving necency exhibited by the congressman IN
his relations with Miss Pollard.
distinguished defense made through the pub
press Sunday what might have been expected OF
made the acquaintance of
girl railroad and following this like genuine
illicit relations with her. period OF years under
a of when his lawful wife still living man
who would do who would speculate his wife demise
order accomplish his lascvOus would do anything
making cowary defense inexcusabe crime
No after reading the evidence will contend that Miss Pollard
was but the womans ay affords
paiation congessmans brushnes This great
this church. this counterfeit gentleman
conscencee hypocte void OF shame and
immortality disgusting anything the
American RECALLED with in good many
entanged another man before him. This
putting it. By his scheming he
brings and involves himself in diff
hypocritcal brute and traitor to his family and
then entange The tanglng have
been the coonelis handwOrk.
In May centennial celebration of the Presbyterian
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-03-24
LINCOLN. NBB., SATURDAY. MARCH ~. 1894.

Philadelphia auspices general assembly
had the pleasure of hearing this great deliver address
"Cavnm and Religious Liberty which lofty
At its conclusion he loudly appaued that
forward and thanked the audience approval
which God put into his heart He this time the height
of his sgacefu aison with Miss Pollard presumably
looking forward his wes death Colonel Breckenridge
in the blacklist possible regardless of the
and whatever he the judgment the court he stand al
judged before the people hpoce and mscreant And he ought
to welcome oscurity rather than seek continuance Of official
prominence. He able but
enormity his should influence public
cial opinion
The unsavoy places present Brec
enrdge that Mrs. Wing, a very undesirable position
piece of bad business all round.
Colonel Sam d. Cox the any question this
yields vitroc pen facility
this disgrace
full and indecent scandals connected with the
lie There degrees Of culpabiy in all ofenses II diff
cult however how cord could be reached
been touched by this chivarous gentleman
for advice by seventeen school girl proceeded
to make her his mistress announced himself only waiting
for the death his wife her. and after thus
girl and dishonong his wife married another
Cox little mixed breckenridge wives The
the first really the second Mrs Wing
the congressman led to the altar.
We under obligations press espe
ciay of this city for the kind they
upon be to prove worthy
OF the kind expressions of our friends
Since had the haihOO weeks discuss the
posed income these columns the question
come has been made regular Major Cal
hOun's paper, which by the way. presents
March days such and sicky appear
apprehensive NAV have become We
and given prominence altogether Of
portance There good deal Of rambling
weeks Herald this subject which
to have caused the much trouble IL
income that worrying him Congressman Bryan
aOnement for his failure accomplish something
in which the greatly Interested prevail
brother Legislators to admit clause excepting
Herald from all of the provisions Of the BILL
The of
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-03-24

Those persons who have formed an
estimate of the Kentucky gentleman
by the evidence introduced in the
disgraceful proceedings that have
lately clouded the fame of Colonel
Breckenridge have doubtless done a
gross injustice to class we like to
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-15


~ forests, cIose thand,f
Virginia.
surrounding embracing of the weates most productive
developing counties in Virginia
The bonded less the
In 1882 $353364 The bonds
readily at a premium Of ceut
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-15

ROANOKE really marvellous city, Ten twelve 1t
magnificent and manufacturing establishments
OF shipped 5000 bushels of wheat in
"BIG LICK"
city situated 900 above the level in the char
ILL MOUNTAIN" Is elegant Summer HOTEL within half an hou
night the electric lights the fires the
mountain side, is picturesque In the extreme
The system Streets and Sewers Is excellent ouehe latter
vltri6ed brick.
The Water Supply direct from mountain spring ample 70
The Largest Railroad and Car Manufact
located here, and gives Employment
Works, Lock Manufacturing E1sts