Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1896-10-22

~ tea III Xix lulSS.- IL
S it settled somewhere
L< else the doctors
- would give it a dh.
ferent name :--scroIu.a, kidney disease OF
"1iv1r complaint But the name only (: is
; where i settles. 1t is really all one dts
ease ;-Bad hood; and there is only one
cure - Good tlcod.
An abundance of good, rich. red. blood nu!
into the circulation, cures every Que of these
| complaints, corsufu ption as we'll as the rest
if il hasn't gone too far. 1t Is on this true
physiological pTinciple-fully proven by ex.
pericncc-tiIat DR.. Pierce's Colder Medical
| discovery cares Consumption and all OTHER
blood diseases. It toucs UP the blood-flaA.
ing organs to produce a fresh supply of
healthy, red blood this carries new fiour-
ISL inent and life to the wasted lung tissue
or any ott.et tissue that is affected. II
drives Oft the poisonous disease germs
!: whic:, clog ti,c skin. liver or kidneys. 1t is
up where t1crc is al ytlling left to build on
the "GGiGcii Medical Discovery" will in
fallibiy build up and cure. 1t cures cases
whiclg doctors declare 'incurai,le." Tint
word has lost its meaning since Doctor
Pie7ce's wonderful Discovery"
Tire ridip ara horcf:l truth about disease is
slloy7r III the :iGtt or TIE best science of the
century in DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Me.i;cal
| adviser. Il is a volume Of 1905 pages illustrated
It also contains letters from many who have beer
5 Sss IS v tro, sen sdn IS oneeeoert STAMPS mrD st to cover Soo cost j
| of mating stsl2, to Worlds D:spensary Medical
Association. Bufalo. n. 2.
gether 10 project North Carolina.
The intelligence aud virtue of Tire
land must conlrol. White men
must be asked to unite. In this
spirit, the spirit of Democracy,
your committee, on October 18th,
frankly asked CO operation Of
others whose interest should tie
our interest. A cooperative
! ticket Was offered to the Peoples
party for a complete arrange
ment in the interest of silver aud
the rule of North Carolina by
wise and upright officials. This
proposition the Peoples party,
| tnr ugh lis Executive COM lltee
deciIued.
In this effort at unity. the
| Democratic committee felt that
the heart Of the people was with
it. If some thought this action
was without proper authority or
humiliating to party pride, the
answer is PLAN. The Democratic
parry acted III this, as in all its
great movements, regardless of
form when it seek the SUBJ
stance, knowing no pride save
its prou III heritage Of serving the
people. And We cannot think
that the action of Peoples party
can express the wish of many OF
that organization who honestly
favor silver leg stat GA auu good
government. Nor do Nc 1hiilk.
shat those who have So long aud
earnestly advocated lbs restora
ton of silver, c:n give their adj
herence to a.y Arrangement
winch demands The votes for
gold standard r~a.G!datps. A
rotv given directly or Indirectly
10 gold standard Cnusressinen or
q S"pator. letters it,:- hands Of a
silver President. for he eau sign
20 bili for the relief Of the PEG
pie until d bill passes Congress
and is presented 20 him: Mr..
Bryan himself has emphasz q
this important fact by pleading
with his friends that hey do II t,
by the election Of a hostile Con
gress, tie his hands to prevent
his breaking the chains which
bind the people.
The record of the census of the
United States for 1890 discusses
| 100 346 qualified negro voters
and 233. 3O7 qualified white voters
iii North Carolina; aud the A udi-
tors Office Of North Carolina dis
! closes that in 1895 there We're
50 931 colored polls ard 167 300
Whine polls listed for taxation in
N"r1h Carolina. S nee the cen
su> Of 1890 TIE exodus has large
iy d pieted the colured vote, and
tH>re is not now 100 600 qualified
voters III North Carolina. And
If there Is any such negro regis
itraiion Gained by the Ri publi
icau party officials as is notori-
ousiy circulated, ii viii be mani
testify fraudulent. Therefore,
there a be no doubt Of the re-
suit III the State il au honest
election is held, and these shall
TT gieter ard vote as lheir
ievident interest appears, And,
although some division of the
white vote is imminent, with this
great majority there should be
no doubt of our power to mar
stall for the Democratic party
sufficient votes to save the State
troh Republican rule and ruin.
The committee has not been
lnseDsible TO the criticism of
some of IFS friends, because OF
its efforts to bring together the
silver votes, but they felt sure
that the u~nselfsh and patriotic
impulse which guides each mem
Der of the com mittee, and the
good results which must follow
the action, would be finally un-
~derstoud and approved. Offers
TO the Peoples party FOR the
Union OF voters of that party
with US were not made from any
distrust of the Democratic hosts
or because of a want of reason
able confidence in the result; bul
the Democratic party felt the
Importance If uniting the white
people of North Carolina fol
the COMMON interest. It made
no empty declarations for unity
but acted in accord With is pur-
pose, The committee felt tha'
all men who think alike should
act together, aud it is believed