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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1895-08-01

CnaC Ola nero was not n e
man to be dictated to by the
money power, and when The
officers of the u. s. banks be-
gan to dictnte 10 HIM rs to
the financial policy he relnov
ed the government deposits
from the bank and smashed
it. into smlthereens.
Silver was always peculiar.
ly the money of the common
people, whose hard earnings
were hoarded by them in a
small way against the tine
when they could no longer
work. So the assertion of
Civis' That we huv, been on
Il gold basis "for sixty.one
years, the lite time of two gen
prations,' Is neither true in
fact or theory. There is not
d bond of the United States
to-day in existence that il le-
galIy payable in gold. There
is not an obligations; not Al
contract of any kind against
this government that is legal
ly payable in gold, except the
gold certitica :es that are in
circulation az money, ana
which bears no interest.
He farrhprs says that all this
time We have 9rOwnand pros
pered as lIoother people have
ever grown and prOspered in
Fall the history ot the human
race. This is probably tru,'
If We consider the wealth OF
the entire country in the az
grpgate. But it has neen the
most unfortunate prosperity
that has been shared 10y d
very small proportion OF our
fallen citizens. A prosperity
like that of the Romans.
whose victorious armies COP
Quprpd the then known world,
but whose rulers afterward in
the mad rush for wealth,
gathered az it was from their
working people aud peasau-
try to such An extent that
the laboring CLASSES had on
l.y a hare sutficiency upon
which to sustain life, while
the favored few was rolling
in the lap of luxury and vo-
luptuOusness. Soon they over
stepped the boundary line OF
reason and justice: incurred
the vengeance of heaven and
their mighty Empire fell to
pieces with it's own weight OF
corruption, and became an
easy prey to- the northern
barbarians. Decentralization
was destroyed, their lang
uage died out, and they have
only lett us as q memorial the
valor of their armies, the el-
oquence of their OF ators. the
wisdom of their philosophers
and the transcpndant beauty
OF the works of their great
artists. And this was the be
ginning of the dark ages. We
should indeed fear such pros
perity.
Tf you ask the bond-holder
~hc bought the bonds of the
government for sixty cents
on the dollar in green-backs,
and then pIO-
ceeded to procure legislation
by which they were doubled
in value in gold, he will no
doubt tell you that the coun
try has prospered. Ii you ask
the banker, whose business it
is to loan money to hard
dressed debtors at usuriOus
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1895-08-01

fhe labOring people, he would
no doubt tell 'Ciyls' that the
country has prospered. II
you ask the Loan Companies
of England and America who
have plastered the farms and
homes OF the common people
from ocean to ocean with
gold mortgages that a strug
Cling community has been
COMPELLED to borrow in hopes
of the return of better times;
but who have waited and
watched while they toiled for
the good times chat ver
came, they will tell you that
they have prospered also.
But If you ask the farmer
who goes forth to labor with
the rising sun and ceases not
until the going down thereof.
he will tell you that work as
he will. and save rs best he
can, he is hrrdly able to
meet his expenses. II you ask
his care worn and broken
down wife. who with the peep
Of day il up with dillieenre
attending IT, hrr household
duties, she will tell .you that
it is all she can do to keep re
spectacle clothing upon her
hnrd.workAd children. Yes,
these be the prosperous times
spoken of by 'Civls.'
Go, If you please, and ask
some intelligent farmer who
under republican laws b a 9
watched the decadpnce of the
rural communities, and he
will tell You. Mr.. 'Civis,' that
it il that kind Of prosperity
that the wolfenjoys when he
has made the eve bleat ftI
her lamb" He will tell you
that it il that kind Of pros
perity that makes million
aires and beggars, that BULLS
fine cities and fills the land
with tra,nps. That maKes
tn rich richer. and fills t h q
heart of the cotton planter,
the toba"co and the wheat
grower, and the stock raiser
with gloom.
No one can truthfully deny
that we are confronted with
such a condition. A majorl-
ty of the American people be-
lieve that the falling OF pri-
ces of the products of t h e
farming people and the great
shrinkage of values since '73
was caused by the demonili-
zation of silver. That a W
which struck down one half
the metallic money of the
country was denounced by
every democrat aimostin the
enrire country. Since that
time Gemocl attic orators and
stump speakers have never
failed to denOunce it as a
crime. The free coinage of
silver at the ratio of 16 to /.
is aS much a democratic prin-
ciple as is a tariff forrcvenue
only. 1t was so decided IN
our last National Conven-
tom, and no amount of cir
cumlo,ution can possibly do
away with the plain. simple
fact. The Sherman law was
declared to be a cOWardly
make SHIFT, and 80 the demo
Gratis took up the war cry
from ocean to ocean. All de
n0unced the demoDitization
of silver us a crime, and il it
was a crime then it still re-
mains q crirnp Mr. Carlisle
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1895-08-01

tion, 'Civis', because You can
not without sweeping from
under your feet the last ves-
tige Of your trail founda ton.
Now, let me tell why 1t was
done, and | believe It to be
as true as the eternal Oraclas
Of the Lord. The New Eng
land states under and by vir
tue of the republican tariff
laws, had drawn within their
spacious Golfers more wealth
than existed in all the bal
ance of the United States.
They owned the government
bonds. the State bonds; they
owned almost the entire rail-
road debt OF the country, a.
mounting in the aggr egate
to over ten billions of dollars.
for the railroads alone. Norris
that all. Through the Loan
Companies of England and
America they had billions of
dollars loaned on farm mort
cages. All this vast indebt-
edness was and in owned in
the metropolitan cities of
the New England States, ex-
cept what's owned by the En-
alish. banks, and upon this
almost fabulous amount of
money the American people
are paying interest at t h e
rate of from three to eight
per cent. These debts were
mostly contracted W h en-
times were good before the
denomination of sill, err and
the consequent contraction
OF the currency, when the pro
duets Ofhuman industry were
about double what they are
at present.
Now, it is very easy to zee
that II you strike down one
half Of the money ofultimate
redemption, you double in
value the remaining half, that
is, You double thepurchasing
power. This is a law as I'M.
failing as the laws Of gravita
tiOn or. motion. Thus t h e
bond holders and bankers
having alnassed enormous
wealth, went to work to dOu-
ble the same by legislation.
This they accomplished by
the act of 1878. This is the
law so Justly assailed by Mr..
Carlisle in 1878. when he re-
ferred to the destruction VI
one half the property in the
world as being more to be de
sired than the passage of
this law. The republican par
ty was in full power, and are
responsible for the enact
ment. They did it secretly
and covertly by mislea ding
the Congress by changing
the bill after it had been prin
ted and laid on the desks
Of the members
of Congress. Every democrat
in Congress denied knowing
anything abou it. Pres. Grant
did not know that he W i
signing a bill demonetizing
silver, for he was a firm
friend ofthe white metal. Now
again | say what a mighty
change. We now hear ofsome
democrats in high places ma
king almost the same speech
made by John Sherman, the
great gold standard advo-
cate, and openly advocating
what they have denounced in
unmeasured terms for twen-
ty years.
/Yt k.I -. a.. 4
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1895-08-01
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ESttcmc limit ,tlidtNln's ptiscnt olalm
0rnndc Of the Orlnocoi In tho most
positive style the exclusive control was
assigned to Venezuela
IN 1883, UOrd Granville being atill NJ
the head Of tho foreign uilcc,) UvrrturcH
were made 10 VGno1uolu to have M
nmlcabl0 settlement VI the n VcnO-
zncln was nnAlOuH for settlement, and
dispatched ucnufnl Guzman Blnncu.
one OF the foremost diplomats uf South
America. to England to net In the mat.
ter General llnncu dld not waste hla
time IN discussing mAph aud ancient
lines, but bent hll Ills cnorgiog to secure
arbitration " tho matter, lie gained
hiH polnt. for lunr N, 1855, Lord Nrni-
vile aageniod 10 q treaty between lGng.
land aud NOHoZurln, one clnuno N which
lIrovidod thni any dlnercnccR not al
Unstable by tic usual means should bo
fubmliipd IL "lhC arbitration NJ n third
pnwor. or NJ several powers, In ninlty
with both cOuntrlcn, without rCHorllnF
10 war"
This great diplomatic stroke NJ Den.
oral BlhnCO, absolutely bringing lGng.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-20
Extreme limll VI the eoneesiioustha Venezuela
hnL boon Willing 10 mako.

has been willing TO mako,
secretaries-couId find no excuse for
carrying them further than the mouth
OF the Morocco. He made no pretense
10 oWnerBhip OF the grand mouth OF the
Orinoco. II is claimed to-day by Lord
Salisbury, who not only declares that
England owns the coast up 20 the ter
minus OF the Schomburgk line at the
mouth OF the AmacurO, but claims land
in the Interior considerably beyond the
furthcst westward bend OF the Aher-
deem line. .
or course, the vcnezuelnns declined
to ncccpt the Aberdeen limo, and 1oth-
! ing further vas done In the matter I'M
nj 1850, whom the celebrated status quo
wa established, whereby Great Britain
agreed not To occupy or Cncroaeh upon
the territory In dispute In consideration
OF n similar agreement on the pnrt OF
Venezuela. What was meant by ter
rItory In dispute" was not Stnted. The
atatuB guo has never been hbrognted. II
IA claimed by VCncsuelans that Eng
land has repeatedly violated h BtntiiH
quo by invading the territory far be.
yond either the Schomburgk or Aber-
deem line.
Lord Granville. in 1881. proposed TO
the Venezuclnns q new boundary linG.
II began far north Of the Aberdeen
line on the coast. but q short distance
south OF the Sc%homburgk line. and did
not Include the BHrimH river or Island,
which are now claimed by England.
Tho Granville In the interior followed
the Aberdeen line. but gave Venezuela
undlsputcd possession Of The mouth OF
.ithe OrlnUco.
This wns equivalent TO n formal dis
nvowai Of hny design upon the Boca
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NIppED IN THE BUD.
Another Conspiracy to Overthrow th'
Hawaiian Government Is shOrt-Liytd.

Another Conspiracy to Overthrow the
Hawaiian Government Is shOTt-LIytd.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. l0.-The
steamer Alameda from Honolulu
brings advices dated December ~. W.
j. Sheridan and DIR. James Underwood,
recent arrivals, were arrested on the9th,
charged with conspiripg to overthrow
the government and the republic Of
Hawaii, The authorities claim these
men name TO Hawaii for that purpose
and that they have %conspired between
themselves and others to overthrow the
government, The conspiracy was eff
fected partly at San Francisco and
partly here, They were leaders Of q
movement to DO organized, hut which
really had gained no Roadway, They
were laying plans for an uprising Of q
character that would have proved Sc
rious, There was coast help, but the
bulk OF the force was TO be local.
Several local parties are named us
being active In the conspiracy with the
two flIbustererR, The duty OF one was
to have the guns at military heRdQuar-
tiers made useless. This WIS TO be ac-
cOmplished through personal friends OF
the soldlery, whom, II was thought,
could be brlbed. Underwood and ShOr-
ldan were to he generals OF the army,
and other persons were named nB under
officers. No others Will he arrested In
the matter. IL is desired to punish only
the rlngleRders. Underwood In said to
be Marrow" who figured in the San
Francisco papers sensational story OF
u raid on Hawaii. Marrow hnd adver-
tised for lighting men, He has been
here two months and visited Lanai and
Maui.
Richard +. Blckorton, associate JUS
tice Of the supreme court, died yester-
day, after II lingering illness. William
II. Castle. late minister TO Washington,
Is named as his successor,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-20
ENGLAND'S CLAIMS.
History OF the Venezuelan Dispute
Briefly Told,
THE RECELESSNESS or ENGLAND
In Making Different boundary pe'lSna-
tons and Ia EplargIps Her Territorial
Claim - Venezuela Contends that the
British Government Has Frequently
violated the s,ata, Quo,

New York Times; Tho controversy
between Great Britain and Venezuela
over territory Is one OF long standing.
Claims made by England have steadily
Increased and have always been re-
sisted by the VeneEuclans. The terri
tory In dispute Is extremely valuable
and fear OF losing II IL thought to be
the reason for England's declining ar
bltrntion.
Great Britain acquired her title to the
colony OF British Guiana by treaty
from Holland In 1914, the provinces
transferred being those OF Esequibo,
Demeraru, and Berblce. From that
never recognized that England enjoys
time to the present day Venezuela has
legal right to u single foot OF ground
west OF the Esequlbo river.
In lstl Sir Robert schomburgk, an
engineer In the British service, entered
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-20

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1e.-Unlted
States Consul General Pcnleld, at
Cairo, Egypt. has informed the state
department TINT n new n~nti-slavory
law will soon come into operation In
Egypt, supplnntlng the convention OF
1871, which was found TO be defective o
year ago, lnaamuch as II provided no
penalty for the purchaser OF n slave, but
for the seller only. Another provision
OF the law il tho abolition Of trial by
court martial and the substitutlcn.pf n
civil court composed OF native and
European judges. While any Egyptian
slave may secure freedom upon de-
mnnds, many choose 20 remain In nomi-
nal bondage for food and shelter.
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the disputed territory without the con-
currencG OF the British government,
and proceeded 20 run q line from the
Brazilian frontier TO the Boca Grondc,
which was intended To- establish II def
mite boundary between British Guiana
aud Venezuela. The Schomburgk line
was not at first claimed by the British
foreign office az legal, and has not un-
I'll recently been designated In British
diplomatic correspondence as Eng
lands primary base,
When Schomburgk drew his "arbi-
trnry line" OF demnrkatiOn In 1871, no
set up posts 10 indicate British domin-
ion at Point Barlma. Amacuro, and
other localities, The Venezuelan gov
eminent made a vigorous protest. and
Lord Aberdeen, the foreign secretary,
promptly ordered the ports removed,
thus showing that England felt no GER
tninty OF the Justice OF her claims,
Lord Aberdeen, In 1874, proposed to
the VeneEuelnns u boundary line which
did not follow Schomburgk's line, II
conceded 10 the V~enezuelans a large
part OF the coast and the mouth OF the
Orinoco river, which Lord Salisbury
now claims. Aberdeen's proposed line
began on the coast at the mouth OF the
river Morocco. run straight into the In
terior, crossing the schomburgk line at
right angles. This Aberdeen PROPOSE
tion was the frst specific definition OF
EnRinnd's pretended rights. and the
cole foundation for II In international
law was the shadowy allegation TINT
Dutch settlements and Indian treaties
justified Great Britain In institutinE
authority over n portion OF the trans
Esquibo regions. the exact geographic
cal limits OF which had never been ad-
juAted.
1t Ia seen that Lord Aberdeen, In I'M
derthking to trace British Guiana's eX-
IRENE riEhtful bounds-thereby fixing
q precedent for future British foreign
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-20

Having the needed merit to more
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bottle Euaranteed-Electric Bltters. the
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Life pills, which are q perfect pill. All
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jist what ia claimed for them and the
dealer whose name Is attached herewith
will be glad TO tell you moro OF them,
Sold ut Logan Drug Co.'S drug store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-20

MAJOR C. Il. PfcToN is manager OF
tho state Hotel, at Denlson. Texas.
which the travelling mon say II one Of
lie best hotels In that section. In
spehking Of Chnmberlain's Collie. Chol-
pin and DIarrhocn Remedy Major Pic.
ton says II have used u myself ana
In my family for several years, and
take pleasure In saying that consider
Il an infalllblc cure for diarrhoea ana
and have frequently administered II to
my quests In the hotel, and In every
cnge II has proven itself worthy ofyln-
qualified endorsement" her
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-20

land TO bay on the boundary question,
was, however, Immediately made OF
no avail by the oyerturn Of the Glnd-
stone ministry. Lord Salisbury who
took office u few days later, promptly
rcsrinded the arbitration clause Of the
proposed treaty, Since that time Eng
land has berBistently declined every
proposal to arbltrnte the matter.
England IL not satisfied with repull-
atlug the comparatively moderate
boundary designations originated by
Aberdeen and Granville, but has on
larged her territorial claim with the NJ
most rOcklessness, Tho Venezuelan
government contends that the Essc-
quibo-P umeron. Cuyuni strip is the
only land fairly In dispute,
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IRISH AMERICANS
or Cleveland Ready 10 Fight far the
United States.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. lo.-About
forty OF the leading Irish americans OF
this city, representing nll OF the var
ious Irish societies, held n meeting last
night to discuss tho Venezuelan aitnlr.
After n discussion OF the object Of the
meeting and q talk on the probabilities
OF n war with England, a ringing reso-
luton was adopted, authorizing Major
Gleason. the chairman, to offer Cover
nor Mckinley the services OF q rcgi-
ment Of 1000 volunteers. composed OF
residents OF Cleveland and Irishmen
and IONS Of freshmen. In order, as the
resolution expresses II, ito uphold the
glory OF the United States, to humili-
ate England and ultimately bring
about the freedom OF Ireland"
II was also decided that In sending
the resolution to the governor, Major
Gleason should make II clear thai the
thousand Is only n beginning and when
moro are wanted. more will be forth
coming from this city.
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IN 1892 Mr.. A. L. Goidwator, who
owns three retail drug stores In New
York City, having learned OF the gront
value Of Chnmbcrlnln's Cough Remedy
for colds, Group and whouplng cough,
ordered a supply for hiR CuBtompra, IL
met with 80 much favor that hp soon
found II necessary to order moro, aud
OF tho rOincdy. lin says II gave the beat
%pntIgfacilnn of any cough ourO no Inns
ever handled. For sale Mt 70 and 20
cents pOr bottle,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-20

WASHINGTON, D.. c., Dec. i9-The
senate committee on military Affairs
to-day decided to postpone action on
the nomination Of Col. ]. j., COppingeI
to be Brlgadlcr General, against whom
the A. p. A. has filed charges, until
after the holidays. THIS delay In this
instance will also involve the postpone
ment Of the consideration Of the nomi-
nations OF other officers whose promo
tIon Ia dependent upon that Of Gen.
COnninRpr.
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Mother and Chnd Drowned.

ANN ARBoR. Mich. Dec. ls,-Mrs,
Charles Grossman, wife Of n proml.
nent hardware merchant, committed
suicide last night by jumping Into a cls.
tern buck OF their house. She carried
with her a three-ycnr-o old child. a note
was left. telling where the bodies could
be found. No II can be conceived
for lhn nd
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ONE MItsitc Cough Cure is rightly
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body. Dcnwood, and Bowie & Co.,
bridgeport, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-20

COUGHING lrrltatcs the dclicatelor-
gans aud %nggravates the disease. In.
stead OF waiting, try ono Minute Cough
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toration easy, reduces the Boroness
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Il. Peabody. ncnwOod, and Bowie &
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APIA, Samoa, Dec. 10, per Steamer
Alnmedh.-Miss Margaret Young, queen
OF the Mhnun group. Is dead. She came
10 the throne ms the direct descendant
OF the royal line on tho side Of her moth
er, who married Arthur Young, u ira
de-. The queen was t~wenty-three and
had rcigncd four years,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-20
pEUNpyRs Brass GOODS
Manufacturer Form a National organI'
Ihtlon at Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. 1s.-The
manufacturers OF plumbers brass
goods Of the country formed u national
organization here to-day. a meeting
OF representatives OF leading firms con-
vened nj 10 O'Clock, and after dlscuEH-
ing conditions II was decided TO CONSOLE
date fob mutual benefit.
The organization is not called a trust
by the people present, There was q
large attendance,
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Distressing iddncy and bladder dis.
onFCs relieved IN nix huurp by lhO
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IN q great surprise on account Of In
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wnttr aud pain In passing IL almost
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mud cure thlH In your remedy, Hold by
H. II. last, druggist, Wheeling, W. va.
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CINCINNATI, o., Dec. l0.-The Gin.
clnnntl chamber OF commerce, by una
nlmou1 vote, adopted resolutions COM
mcndlnE the action OF President Glove
land In the Venezuelan matter.
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be sure and use that old aud weli.trlod
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poothes the child, softcnH the gums, nj
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Inc best remedy for diarrhoOa. Twon-
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WASHINGTON, u. g.. Dec. i9.-To-
dhy'a statement Of the condition OF the
treasury shows; Available cRhh bal
nncc, ti7I,65i, $3.50; gold reserve, S79,5O5,'
tun
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-20

WASHINGTON, u. c.. Dec. 19,-The
senate to-day confirmed tho nomlna-
lions of Interstate Commerce Com
missioner VcaEoy and Weather Bureau
Chief Willis Moore.
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Just stop Mt II. Il. iIilimnn 3 Co,'swhll ,
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tIes Ia Jewelry, otc.