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made a, ssIs Ger common to slTNAs
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-03

Seattle, May ?, 1ss3.
Exchanges at Seattle, Tacoma and Port
hnt clearing houses today were:
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Closing Quotations

Nheat--Nery dun; December. s7sc.
Barley-No trading.
corn-si.n.
Rran-sll5o pc. ton.
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Theory and the losses were quickly r.
covered S1Ear rose 20 49,. the hsghsx
pm fo5csset n me present tscora. ard
w7rnin Is OF the price reached In the
great Duh movement IN the stock last
year. Pullman opened at an advance q
lc and made ~ az4dtssoF1al gain OF per
cent 70 IA, closing al the top. Tbs stock
sod down 20 lyi on January OF this year,
winch makes the a6yarrcs 10 date q, ex-
ctCszye OF the Per cent. dividend TOW
payable The eTEfre market closed strong
and Win a few uaiTaEoreant exceptions AZ
al advance On yesterdays final sales
The bond r1arke generally rsIIss1 active
and strong, but there were a few Issues
which were Inclined % neayinesE. The
tosal sales were sZs7s.0oo
Government borts-5t eaSy.
Srate bonc.s-Duzi
Railroad bsJTy1s-Dun
Peeroseum-Soninal;r United closed 81 -
aske1: refined New York $50. PhsIadei-
phta and Baltimore. AS: do. bulk. S.E-
Financial.
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Ia; closed. II per cent Prime mercantile
paper. 5iz44Az per cent.
STERLING excAanxe-4F5asy. with actual
business In bankers bills at 81. s91s al 5st4
for demand. and 81 sSL.93. So for So days
Posted rates. 81 s8izEt sesz and 81 s,zI4yJ.z
Commercial bills. &.8iz.
Silver cerrsfscates-ssi.9s sssc-
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observations taken al all stations al
. "a. Eth meridian time g p. m. PACING
rrne,. GEORGE ~. SALISBURY.
Oberseryer In Charge.
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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-28
THE DISGRA CE OF NORTH CAR
OLINA.
Norfolk Tuginian.

Norfolk Tirginiun.
Thursday the Legislature OF North
Carolina adopted a resolution to al
lOurn in respect to the memory of
Frederick Douglass, the great negro
leader and miscegentationist The
same day it voted down a resolution to
adjourn in respect to the memory Of
George Washington. Several weeks
ago il voted down a resolution to make
the birthday Of Robert E. Lee a pub
lie holiday. All over the State ex-
treme indignation is reported, and lust
ly So Never has the old State suffered
80 great a disgrace, never have its peO-
pie been subjected to such indignitv
never have it's glorious traditions and
its splendid history been 50 wantonly
and SO shamefully outraged. Wash
ington and Lee names sanctified and
revered in the hearts of all true men !.
whose nobility Of character and splen-
dor of deeds, whose fame and renown
arc world known, and whose memory
is imperishable, are not considered by
the mongrel Legislature of North Car
DINA entitled to a patriotic recogni-
ton, while the death of Douglass is de-
plored and the Legislature Is adjourn
ed in token of respect to his memory
Carolinlans The people of Virgin
la, the State Of Washington and Lee.
whose soil is red with the blood OF
thousands of your noble sons, who
barred their breasts and gave their lives
in defense OF principle and home and
country, mourn with you over the
stigma and the outrage that has been
perpetrated on your honor and your
| Commonwealth. The whole South
land feels the keenness of the indlgnl-
ty, and they feel confident that the
great wrong will be righted. They are
sure that you will not be slow to
avenge the crime-that from your
great mountain peaks, in lowland and
IN highland, the beacon fires will
burn brightly to arouse to action every
true Carolinian, SO that the overthrow
OF the mongrel party responsible for
the dastardly deed shall be accom-
plished and the mark of renegade NAV
be indelibly stamped upon the white
members of the Legislature who voted
to pass the resolution.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-28
THE FRED DOUGLASS VOTE.

In Our report Of the legislative pro-
ceedings in Raleigh last Thursday is
seen a resolution that adjourned the
House in honor Of Fred Douglass.
THE DEMOCRAT does not hold any
sectional or race Prejudice beyond what
is proper. and. therefore does not blame
the colored people Tor honoring one Of
their race who had done as much for
himself as had Fred Douglass, and
under such circumstances, we honor
the colOred race for their efforts and
ambitions to improve their condition.
This Is commendable
But we feel constrained to protest
against legislative assembly In North
Carolina according honors to Fred
Douglass which were totally denied the
memory Of Robert f. Lee on his birth
day, and we're sparingly given to the
memory of the great Gather of his
Country
IN tho first place, Fred Douglas was
never an lnhabitant OF North Carolina.
bond nor free, and therefore was emit
tied to no more consideration at the
hands OF North Carolina legislature
than the thousand other energetic citi-
zens Of the nation, both black and
white
Then his hatred toward the South
had been 50 marked that had he other
wise been worthy OF such recognition.
his course in this matter had been such
as to forfeit all claims for his memory
upon legislative assembly in a South
ern State
THE DEMOCRAT believes that the very
men VINO voted for the resolution were
ashamed Of it. We are quite sure thai
most decent people IN the State, white
and black, who are capable of judging
correctly. are heartily ashamed OF it.
The structures of the press in and out
OF the State are severe. Some of them
we give elsewhere.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-28
THE FRUIT OF COALITION.
Norfolk Landmarks.

Norfolk Landmark.
If ANYTHING were needed to complete
the picture of degradation in the dear
old State of North Carolina, the scenes
of Thursday furnish it, There, upon
motion of one Of the negro members OF
her House of Representatives, a repub-
lican coalitionist, an adjournment was
made In honor of Frederick Douglass,
when a similar honor Is refused when
proposed in honor of Washington and
Lee.
North Carolina is great State, she
is allied to Virginia by many ties OF
sisterhOod. She has struggled bravely
through her after war troubles and has
made fine progress in recovering from
her prostration. She has resisted the
efforts of her enemies to despoll and
disgrace her, until now, with success,
and we confidently expect to see her
throw off the tyranny of her present
situation, but the humiliation Of i: is
horrible to think of.
The Legislature of the Old North
State adjourning III honor of Fred
Douglass and declining to adjourn OF
to honor Lee and Washington Could
anything be more significant OF what
may be looked for when other Southern
States are made the victims OF such i'll
starred fate as an alliance between re-
republicans. populists and prohibition
lists? We invite the attention of the
people of Virginia to the pictures here
presented North Carolina in the
hands of a coalition party which di-
vides up the political spoils between
populists and republicans, giving one
senatorship to one side and the other
to the other, turning out Ransom anC
JARVIS to DO 1T, and so on throughout
the list of State patronage.
Finally, as if to add insult to injury
and as an act OF undying infamy, to re-
fuse honors to the heroes, Washington
and Lee in the same breath, as it were
that they are accorded to Douglass, a
negro agitator and politician. Think
Of that and reflect upon what may anC
would undoubtedly come to Virginia
under circumstances similar to these
which nov prevail at Raleigh. Doe:
the prospect please you? Is this 9
promise which is hatterlng?
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-28
DEEPENS THE SHANE,

The House passed resolutions last
Monday BY vote Of o3 to u to the
effect that the resolution offered and
adopted last Thursday relative to the
Fred Douglass adjournment was sim
bly, to give publicity to the sudden
and unexpected death OF this distin-
guished deceased and that 1T was con
CURED in BY all parties"
These resolutions were INTRODUCED by
Mr.. Lusl, but it does not alter the rec
ord that - votes we're cast by Demo
Gratis against Crews resolution las
Thursday. That dld not look like cal
parties concurred."
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-28
THE GILMAN OF INF1 NY.
Neus d Observer.

NeWs q, Observer.
The action of the House In passing
a resolution that when it adjourned it
should do so out of respect to Fred
Douglass (and his white wife) has crea-
ted sensation in every part of the
country. We can understand how it
should excite surprise everywhere ex-
cept in North Carolina, but it ought
not to have occasioned any surprise or
CONSERVATION here 1t fact it ought to
have been expected. It was only a
logical sequence to the other acts of
this Legislature 1t began by kicking
out a one-legged, ex-Confederate sol
der to make place for hearty negro
man. 1t turned down another MAIN
ed soldier, and made him except sub
ordinate place under the negro. which
be would not have done but for his ex-
trene poverty. It elected a negro pol
ltician from Cumberland, to whom the
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-28

of that sort. He tackles nothing but
Congress water and milk, and keeps a
clear head.
The confirmation was moved by
Senator Sherman, who, II making the
motion, addressed the Senate briefly
as 10 the fitness Of the nomination.
which, he said, was in every way de-
served and appropriate. He referred
to Mr. Ransom's long term Of service
in the Senate. and SAID that through
his never-falling courtesy and kind
heartedness Senator Ransom had won
the esteem, as through his ability
character. and devotion to the pubic
welfare, he had earned the respect Of
all his colleagues IN the Senate.
When the vote was taken there was
a general response in the affirmative.
The executive session lasted but five
minutes.
Senator Ransom made his escape to
his committeeman when the executive
session was moved, and was not present
during the executive proceedings.
Mr.. Ransom has been IN the Senate
since April "a, 1872, and has long been
one of the popular members OF that
body, so that it was with pleasure that
his associates took occasion to confirm
the nomination SO quickly. He is a
native of North Carolina, born IN War
rem county in 1886. He received an
academic education, graduating from
the University of North Carolina in
1S47, ana was admitted to the bar the
same year He is a lawyer and planter
and prior to entering national politics
held number OF Offices of trust in his
native State.
Mr. Ransom has been reelected to
the Senate three times, and his term OF
service expires March 3D. next. He
was first elected to the Senate to fill the
term to which Zeb Vance had been
elected, but which he was not allowed
to fill because bis war disabilities had
not been removed, and the fact is now
pleasantly recalled by Mr.. Vance's
friends that Senator Ransom devoted
himself zealously during the early part
of his senatorial career to securing the
removal of the bar which had been
created against Mr.. Vance.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-28

Lieut.. Governor. every Senator ana
employee has To 20 to get an order io'
his nor diem or wages The House
hss na.-ed m election law framed With
the purpose Of enabling negro voters
20 repeat without lear OF detection. IL
has gone from step 10 step along TINS
line Of Africanizing the State until the
negroes who share the feelings OF the
Richmond county darkey, are all fullH
satisfied. "Is'e seed down 10 Roliy.
said he. "a sight Is'e long been a-want-
in To see. and that i white men a
workin' under a niger" The resolu-
tion Of adjournment in honor OF the
negro who married a white wife. and
thus proved himself an enemy to both
races and the peace OF both, Is worse
Thousand times than either OF the 9th
ers. It j. the climax OF 1t all. ahe
must not only bring the blush OF sharls
to every white man III the State, bal
also disgust every negro who has an,
race pride or self respect.
We have reached the climax OF in
fanny. Will white men, who have
spark of State pride or love of home
90 further with this revolution tina
has now reached its climax IN endors
Ing mIscegenation and its consequen
| horrors
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-28

O. w. O. Hardman, Sheriff of TYLER
Co., w. Va, appreciates a good thing
and does not hesitate to say SO. He
was almost FRUSTRATED with a cold when
he procured a bottle of Chamberlain 8
Covgh Remedy. He says: 1T gave
me prompt relief. I find 1t to be an
Invaluable remedy for coughs and
colds" For Sale by E. T. Whitehead
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-28
H4 4 DISGRACED THE STATE

Charlotte Observer.
The lower house of the General As
sembly adjourned yesterday in honor
OF Frederick Douglass, colored, who
died Wednesday evening. The action
was taken upon a resolution intrOdu-
ced by the colored member from Gran
vile. and the vote was 81 to 20. all the
Democrats voting no.
Douglass was man Of high ability,
and the colored race held him In high
and proper esteem. His intellectually
commanded for him a large measure of
respect from the white people OF the
South but there was nothing in his
life or public services, nothing in tho
view he took and expressed freely Of
the South and OF Southern people. to
suggest the adjournment Of the leglsla-
ture Of Southern State in his honor
when he died.
But this action derives its principa1
significance from what preceded it.
However Ill it might be regarded #
viewed alone. it shall not be looked at
by itself but in connection with nre-
ceding events. What2 These That
resolution to adjourn to-day, in rec
ignition of Washingtons birthday. had
Just been voted down that on the 18th
OF January, before there was any claim
that the work of the session was nress-
ing. the Legislature refused to adionrn
Tor the birthday of Gen. Robert f.
Lee.
These are the facts. all intertwined
which we press upon the consideration
of the people OF North Carolina. The
House refused to adjourn in honor of
George Washington refused to ad.
Journ III honor of Robert E. Lee ad-
Iourned IN honor of Frederick Doug
las.
We declare with all due deliberation
that it has dlsgraced Acknowledgement
the State.
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