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third Of them could find standing room
He did not refer to partisan politics, He
denounced child labor. advocated the OK
tension OF suffrage to women. favored the
referendum an rart of the election svs
the condition of labor as deporable. 10
members OF the press he sad: MY mis-
sion to Texas has been in the interest Of
labor. After the mceb.ng tonight | will
go regularly into the campaign and will
support Bryan and Watson. If Mckinney
is elected 1t viii put Mark Hanna in The
saddle and during the next four years
there Will he no strikes ard no proteats
United States troops and United States
courts will adjust matters and labor will
continue I'm unresisting servltude." Debs
leaves for home tomorrow.
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CHAIRMAN BRADLEY.
lie Corrects a Misstat ament of His Posi-
ton on Texas Politics.
To the Editor of The Post:


To the Editor of The Post:
Dallas, Texas, September 26.-wthin tht
past week have received from numbe
Of popul-sts in your section of the State
editorials clipped from The Houston Post
III which the statement is made that
have predicted the election of McKinlel
and Hobart electors N Texas. The eei
torals IN question are absolutely without
loundation IN fact ana 10 me great in
justice. l herewith enclose you state
mont from the Dallas correspondent OF
the New York World. and also a type
written copy Of the interview furnished
to him by me for publication | foe
sure that In the ntercs, of justice and
fairness you VIII make this correction.
=, Kindly mail to this office copy Of The
fost containing my article in connection
with the statement made by the Dallas
corro sncndcnt of the New York World.
thanking yeu in advance, Lam. siacerely
yours j. ). Bradley.
Chairman Peoples Party State Executive
Committee.
The Post gives place TO the above ami
also to the subio!ned letter OF Mr. Nc
Nealus. The Post simply stated that MIR.
Bradley had predicted the success of Me
knley in Texas, and The Posts author
ity was a signed article IN the New York
World 1t seems now that the World az
tclo was misleading. through some sort
OF mechanical blunde. a. explained by
Mr. McNealus, and that MIR. Bradley made
no such neutrality-suspicious. Post.)
d. y Bradley Esq. Chairman State Elk
scutive Committee. PEOPLES Party of
Texas.
Dalas. Texas. Senten,her 9e Ar,. Nam.
S.r. My attention had been called to inc
badly mixed publications. IN m" New York
World OF SeptemboC II Of the signed state
ment on Texas politics furnished sepa.
rately ny yourself and Chairman H. II II
Green Of Inc state rn.ihii,,' ~. M, ~, ~ ~
neiote YOU mentioned the imperfect pub
The publications mnde in ria carly obi
lions of the World-whtch ndit Itns arc
sent 40 distant nohnts from Na,v VII, n,,
the fast mail trains soon after niipinht 1l
seriously misretrcscnteJ hotb yo,rsnif ma
MIR Green. Thu, err~r vas mi intert{or'i
IN tho mart Of the Worid az. ,,,. ,, ~,
for that matter In Ms cne 81 -
unforttqlqte things which occnsioDall,, - o,
Cur cy.l in tho a,rnntaet 90 -, 80,
lated Of metropoljtan scwsnar.,, reEu-
Having worked an The stnff 81 tbe Viii
in New York CIV can an rendii ,e rn, liz
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EEgg R8 #sR
WITH s.sNN
Il.
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ORGANIZING IN WHARTON

Wharton, Texas September eS.--Vbn.
Guy Mitchell Of the congress onai execu.
I've comm tteo in this district has been
IN ustronslY az work Tor tbs good OF the
party, organizing the democrats of mis-
county into hugh club When the d!s-
corin9t democrats within tho party. as
consideration, the great success VIII ch~Dlr
Mitchell has obtained SIP axis well Cor Ma
tact md as an organizer he f. nithou.
a peer IA the wild aud woody Snuthwcst
Mr.. Mitchell Informs The Post man when
Tho club is IN work ns order. speakers ~
state note VIII be Invited 10 canvass in
oil Wharton. :"
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RETs ON CuLRERsoN.

nartoh, IeNas, September rs Colonel
ASA II. Dawdy Is known n the West as
the most cnthuslastic democrat on the
Inc OF the Macaron Resides bankinl,
hlrh ON the Daily Post. Asa laughs 10
s,G,rn any Idea that Charley Culbeis0n
lis Ire Post man lie holds ont TINS H.
Ntccmtns 10 any onti-Culhcraun man whn
Wanis g. ha- he judgment, that he will
c9Ntr a.y god mans money and throw
lVlNN votes IN ms hargain that Cu,bcr-
sen WI sweep the nald this November"
and adds that perhaps some goid.ic from
Shr'nd WI b'te-they will not in the
IVES they are all blow"
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h man # she nesl.cts NJ ~. !, ID ],
n burden ,i,l to herself, her ' Sr., " Nj
time II, She viii los los, s s's.!s "a 10
and life. It is easv ~ ssappiuea q 4
herself we'll and stior NJ !; ! vonn Z :
IT. she will only t take H. "a sous,IS
herself and use the ris Y, Prop, ii
peculiar troubles. 'sut remedy n
DR.. Pierce's Favo,,.. 4 \
Doom to suffering women r,e.sefipda ?
ease and weakness Of Il. o. = ssfs !, II
feminine. It acts dir.s ~ ofssas u
and makes them strors s, a = tAcx
allays inflammation, soUis ~ !. as,Al
weakening drains. T ss.s Pm NJ 2
Rod preceding niotherh asu o,sfias q
with the usual discomsc,ss. y % \
Daoy's coming easy md ~. ~ :,
Druggists sell 1t. Substitsu..ss. \. !. ~
Miss Edith Cain, Of Chm. ~
Pa, writes: 1T take n,ssssse 4 AneAal
faith i'll your f'avorite p,ssn Y e1lu1 =
years OF suffering l began tsP;s oa , WI
imedicine and now | AM sr,; Sslag D. n
neen troubled with fe,uais w ufm n
time aud also with a tsuuS,,ss.heS h
system, but now am hspcs VI csh = !
cheeriully recommend m ~ sM n
seription to all invalid Ida Hwm {
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TO THE PRESS or TEXAS

Temple Texas, September 25.-By au-
thorly vested in me as president. I hereby
call meeting OF the executive committee
~ the Texas Press association To he held
the ely OF Dallas. on Friday O To- az II
lN', AZ 10 "A, M TO attend 10 such business
pertaining 20 the association as NAV come
before thgt body. Every mernbc,. IT n,
r-r'r nj 'er Is expected ard urverl,v re-
quested TO attend Il. n. naiIio
urr,,. President T. =. A.
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Az YrIfpllnNV1lLn

stephenville, Texas. September 9Th,
largest number of voters that ever came
INTO Stephenvine was here this morning
10 hear Governor Culberson. but he be
ing wired TO rc,urn % Austin at once
had no cancel MS date.
large audience heard fine spcechc :
rom Ton. j. VI. 'ress.er and j. q. Gcorge
y support of the Bryan and Culberson
democracy aud The enthusiasm manifesto !
showed mat the crowd was with him.
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STRUCK RY A TRAIN

Fort Worth, Texas, September 2S.-
James Lydei. 90 yoars old. while walking
OF the Santa lie track near the outskirts
OF tho city, was struck by IA passing en-.
Sine. lie was ha.lly injured. but may re-.
cover lie was mt 10 tho nosphai i.V,le1
could not explain how he was unable &c
near or see the approaching train. H..
is a prominent Grand Army man ana
wc4l known IN the city.
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ACCIDENTALLY s,,or

f'u''sNl'ie' Texas septe mher cs.-yeI,er.
Gay morning while playing Edgar Ashby
shot Joe Locke Roth arc
boys about II years old. While the worn,
is is au,te serious, II is not thought TO be
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wyNNE MAKES CONVERTS.

II lkboro, Texas September :s.--iIon. Y.
NJ, Wynne OF Fort Worth spoke here this
afternoon 10 a large audience in support
OF democracy. His speech was e,opucn.
and forclble and elected frequent appiau e
and several converts are known TO have
h'cn made.
Hon. Tom Smith addressed the Bryan
and Sewall club tonight.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

, Total recclpts of cotton at Galveston to-
colorado and Santa Re. 1905: International
ana sI Grea, Northern, ?Si2; Galveston. GUS
and Texas. lS2S, Galveston, La Porte End
houston. 1877; barge c. w. l,eln. ZIG:
barge Hannah, 9sl barge Boots 1913; barge
from Texas CITY,, 900.
shipped to liverpool. ger SIS Explorer
IN bales: PER S. Housow. 1916 heies. 10
Taken by Galveston cotton mills, 90 ba.es.
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p,1Np STUDENTS Fatal . TN 81,

Austin. Texas, SEINE En- STATE Ms
Lawrence, a pupa OF ~, sxaes csuniy; \
s,iuiie. from Ezzel. L q M nsit,i !, !
over the stair railing e.. " NIX, dlss
literary department LA 'as' hi i raOslH,
e CO on Of fhe t ~. md i vas 4;
s t%eR Of 70 sriep;y which l.S;,, si is'sl -
fnil with The above re's
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clll1n Rim OVER

Brennan, Texas, September 2s.--I.!ttlc
Miss BESSIE Sloan was run over by WIN
Wood IN buggy this morning and re-
escaped death
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ENERGETIC posrMIsTRrss

F1rt Worth. Texas. September os.-pos,.
mistress Ida l.. Turner has lust re,urnod
IRON Washington, whore she succeeded IN
increasing her force. prior to movins into
tne now Federal building. Through her
eHor.s the FolyiccEnic and pack ny house
DISTRICT Will have free delivery systems
These districts are now excluded from
thc carrier system. The sum OF $500 WIFI
be expended IN building II fourtain and
~ otherwise identifying the new Federal
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npANKs END sEhoU'n

Dallas, Texas, 81 sep'Tf ,rs and NJ Y
mr. last ,ssasu evs~isN young T sssbe s ~
offered OK 10 hypeths,syaaIrn and ryfs m nm
Roberts grew ans,h srts Is N @tst|
ws.h a knife nii.s mnS Sos9eSd : s' ,,y'r..s
the woods. and mas Nv -
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REPUBLICAN PRECINCT MEETING.
jas. FOrttr. VTIlITl
h. L. Robbins. Jr., Secretary.
JAYRlRp DEMOCRACY.

Richmond. Texas, September 29.The re-
gular meeting of the Jayb I'd democratic
association was held today. The cOnvcn-
ton transacted the regular routine of BUS
sn,ss ana recommended the creation Of
the Office of school superintendent to the
county commissioners and named X. l..
Morris as the man to III the Office,
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William d. Cox, secreta r,He"' l. T. a.
CONFIDENCE IN AMERICAN MINES

waco. Texas. September 2S-Mr. 4 T..
Williams, who has been foreman in tho
Time' office, has resigned and win Leave
,,o,night for Montana in company with Mr.
~ w; l." wilson, a mining ext ert, ana they
UNbceh 70 ehgaHc IN mining there. MIR
country on the globe ond returns 10 Ans
isa to remain. He thinks tho West is Tho
he bases his calculation upon Tho clnc. 1nu
OF bryan and demoNratic conyres ''''
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OCEAN FREIGUTS.

The following ocean fraights (stearn) on
cotton are quoted today for September:
T. rom GdlVeston: Liverpool, 9-39d per
NV York, l3c PEI 100 mounds.
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a SINGULAR FORM or MoNoMANIA.

There Is class OF people, rational
enough In other respects. who are certain
w monomau.acS IN dosing themselves
lhey arc constantly trying experiments
upon their stomachs. their bowels. their
hVers and their kidneys with trashy nos
lrums. When these organs are really out
OF order 4 they would only use Hostel
ter's stomach Bitters. they would. II not
hopelessly insane, perceive It's superiority
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TRAIN TIPS.

Several local spectators caught I
wheat market ON the advance, I'D I
now advocating diamonds for Tho ncs(
standard.
j.. Il. Cherry was advised Sturily
tcrnoon that wheat was still 4 god n
chase, and received the same np darI
the weakness this morning The man
closed 2}sc higher.
a partner in the exporting here
Power, Sons & Co.. New York. M \
in his opinion the export dtmid I
wheat would be as good with Ih ~
at zoe in Chicago as With the trKt
G0c: probably as good with The pra
7jc in Chicago.
TIE big money makers In ch!taro 2
boom In wheat are John CndAhy, =
Driver, w. T. Baker, Brtea Cnn
Mater. Harry Orr 7. N. BlxlI 9
BILLY" Linn. whose lines rangsd y
> Oo0. 900 to 5000, 600 bushels eaen y Y.
persons were also credited vi'a
right on the advance.
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cuLBERsoN ENCOURAGED.

Austin. Texas September 2s.--Goverro,
cuiherscn has returned from his trip
through West and North Toxas and &
very much pleased with the poiSdcal att
uetion where he has bAen. He win gpeaS
az Center Point Kerr county, next Thu. s.
day afternoon and at San Anton'o at
night
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,.rn WITH puRGIAns

Ardmore. I. T, sep, - ri, sty \
sargent was broughi; 0, e ~ ss =
iailed on a charge Of G ~ sr,oId "a W \.
eartea 99e T 'sa a ISsaad Is ;:v a.
fond Of ms Of paine he money '''''
nnra. ..,f
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successful that could be desired-and VIII
rebound to the good of democracy in Coli
orado county.
REPUBLICAN, PRECINCT MEETING.
Oyster Creek Teas, September 2S-
Pursuant TO call of county chairman
of the republican party the repubh-
cans of oyster Creek precinct held Their
precinct convention at p. Mcl'eth's park
on last Saturday, September %, for the
purpose Of elccting delegates to the coun-
~ convention Which meets IL the town Of
Brazora, Thursday, October !.
Rev. Jas. Porter was elected chairman
and Professor l.. t. Robbins Jr., secre-
tary. The following name persons We're
elected delegates and alternates: Dele
gates-A. 4. Smith. l.. MeBeth, las Per-
ter, BIN Bailey, Y. NJ. Merch.son, U, j.
Rivers, Louis Joseph ana Benz. Mootry
Alternatts-Th johnson, Professor $.
j. llaller. q. Mirant c. Addison. Jno.
Childs. X. Grandvn. A. Williams and j.
Jas. Porter. Chairman.
h. L. Robbins, .r Secretary,
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nERS AT pAiIks

Dallas Texas September 2s.-Eueene
" bebs addressed large audience 10.
night at the Auditorium, About 1000 neo-
PIE assembled to hear him, but only a
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.pxARLE CURE '"
A REMAhNT Terry. .u. L.

John Pete,. ..a,, q F' for sIsh,s, sln
ssd %;1a ,sTs So q es e ss.',
ss 9'ssG' rs2 e Ss ssss 4isr Y:
, cells, scffseSe ,Stdr permans... 49,
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KILLED ny IlGIIrNINO.

Eastland, Texas. September n Jessie
Jus lic", la-yoar-olu son OF William
JIs'iee, was found dead yesterday nea,
by lightning
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CHEROKEE POLITICS.

Rusk. Texas. September 1.-THE demo.
cratic club adjourned last night to hear
the joint discussion between the TWO col.
ored orators canvassing this county, to-
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Thousands of cases or rheumatism hay,
been cured by Elmer & Amends Pre-.
scription No eSSl." All sufferers Shout
try bottle OF same. G. W, Preston 4 Co
G-lN cstUil Texas agents
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Pleasant

az 3 p. m. irregular; SEPTEMBER ~
al advance: other months I idyrS
Rio-Flat: No. 7 Rio, l0,7lO MI, q I
ktlos: exchange, Sll-lsc: ectip,G NJ
cleared for the United States. 'aN: n
New Orleans, September a-Eosv
Dull; Rio, ordinary TO low ialr DaiJ
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take Laxative Bromo Cu.nIne Tablets.
Al druggIsis refund the money 4 1t fails
TO cure. &c.
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IS Amana, Carr, Hamburg.
Sailed.
IS Pensacola. Simmons, Pensacola.
Barge Regulator. Hamilton. Pensacola.
Vessels in Port.
S SSa'%nlIssIa. w. WV ". Wilson.
IS Deptford. Culliford. Clark 6; Co.
IS Gienyceh. !. Moller d Co.
SIS Architect, VIM. Parr & Co.
SIS Ho.ywell Cuiliford. Clark & Co.
s. s. k Mariai i y MoI sr, 4 c. ,
IS Knight Companion. D. Ripley.
IS Scotia. Fowler d McVitie.
IS Sibun, Fowler " McVitie
g. g. HSu nsHns J; M Mole, 4 co.
IS II Eerag. VIM. Parr & Co.
IS Dowgate, quarantine.
Vessels Sailed for Galveston.
SIS Avormore. Havana. Sept q.
s. Ails.ers Port Eads.. sept. 20.
IS Alamo, New York. Sept. 20.
S. Aleoa, Rio Jaueiro, Sept. 4.
SIS Adarth Greenock. Sept. II.
s. s. a Ai t,y,ib' peMarth Sept 80,
IS Benr.dee, at Suez, Sept. IL.
IS Eirchf cid, Rio Janero Sept. "A.
IS clty Of Gloucester. ST. Vincent. Sept.
SIS CITY of Belfast, Blyth. August IA.
IS Concho. Risk. Sept. 26.
S. Colingham, Cardiff, August IL.
SIS Conischff, Hartlcpool Sent. %.
e. S SroniMIe'l; .. AnIwerp' SEPT .
SIS Darlington, London, Sept. TO-
SIS Dclmar. Fleetwood, Sept 26
IS DrulnleIl, barry.
Ss Deramore, San1os Sept. o.
IS Emma. Sharpness.
SIS taierdon Hall. Mauritius. Aug. II.
IS treaatield. Rio Janeiro.
IS Fulweil. Rotterdam. September II.
rs Carton. Santos Sept. J.
IS fenmoor. Port Natal. Sept. 10.
IS lieadianus. Liverpool. sept. ~
IS llenrietta, Barry September IL.
e. l,ilii'ii rros' Re Jsneiro, Sept -,
S Inehisla, St. Vincent, sept. H.
S. Inventor Liverpool. Sept %.
s. MeX.cafe. Pnllaae phia Sept. IS.
81 Maori. Barry Sept. 10.
s. T. M Nlagar sep bar s., yincent SEPT. IS.
- Mart me, Las palmas. sept a.
SIS Norma, Cardiff. Angus, n.
5 M N,e, sands, Phi,ladelphic,, Sept. "A.
SIS Polana, Cardiff, Aug. l3.
IS Quantock. Port Said
g IIuthergien. Rio Jnnero Sept. ~
IS Straits of Menai, Rio Janelro, Sept ~.
IS Strathnevls 5 ngapore Aug. 10
S. sprIngweil, Sunderland, Aug. Il.
SIS Srarsdale, Cardiff. August 90
So Treasury. Card #, Sept. 26
SIS Valleda. Rio de Janeiro, September II.
IS lrSa. Las Palmas. Sept s.
SIS Wildly. Buenos Ayres August 4.
s. rhos. Wayman. Barry, Sept. 49,
SIS York, Montevideo.
SIS Yarrowdale, Rio .Ianeiro, Sept 10.
Bark Blendi. Algoa Bay. June 70.
Sch Grace ID. Buchanan, Baltimore, Sen.
ember O.
Sch Laura Lampson. New York. Aug. ..
Bkt Shawmut. Baltimore. Sept. n
Bark Geneva, Boston, Sept. 4.
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Galveston, September 2s

Port of Galveston, September rs.
Arrived.
SIS Dawgate, Willis. Santos.
Cleared.
SIS Deptford Woodruff, Havre.
SIS Glcnvoch, Holman, Liverpool
SIS Amana, Carr. Hamburg.
Sailed.
SIS Pensacola. Simmons, Pensacola.
Barge Regulator. Hamilton, Pensacola.
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DR.. Pierce's s' go !! /;
cured in a thorough, n,tuni ss,,!s Z
by DR.. Pierce's Pleasant NAV NJ; ], y !
clear the superiluous biz n !, y. 4
blood; tone the stomach ID ~ y
fsiS sg 4 Pleasant; a.; I;
sour stomach, foul taste il n ~.
!DiiioIisness, pimples, and p,,uns-
me heaIt are all caused u ~
ton and constipation d eusd ss'si
ana permanently by Dr. n. tn H.
fierce's Pleasant Pelleta SeI|el
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The first norther of the season brourh.

out some of the wraps ard thicker cloth
ing Of winter early this morning and held
up pretty well through the day. This even
the wharNes 1t was chlly enough n he
very suggestive of winter, Everybody.
no" ever except ITO ice dealers am ma
soda fountain people, enjoy the change in
the weather which wcull helm rstail frnie
cons 'deraoiy II it would only keep up lcng
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i"c report that captain Frank Ball OF
Fort Worth may run as an ,nden,nde,,
'ahditate Tor associate Justice of the
court OF civil appeals against Judge
Hunter Is dlscreditea here. cantoln nan
Is known to he opposed to free silver hui
ne IL supporting Bryan and Scwali be-
,Htss thnN are the democratic nominees
re IN intensely in favor or the plank I'm
me chicago platform opposing gcvern-
neNt ny Injunction. which is one of III,
noat object enable pianks TO the Cle,c-
land democrits
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TO REGISTER VOTERS.
GREAT INCOHoNEE.

n rcopHoh and hop We're given by
Tuskarora and Caronkaway tribes of the
Improved Order Of Red Men to Judge Rob.
crt 7: Dane els, great incohonee Of the
United states. who Is on visit TO the
local camps The Red Men after snlol, NJ,
the pipe OF peace. .ndulEed in "A pow-wow
wherein the great incohonec was the
Grief speaker ard then followed tho merry
max ng which was enjoyed by large
number Of invited guests, and the evening
passed. off very pleasantly
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HH' Il souhu Mohcy man, said a MIDI
Gle aged passenger on street car today.
talking to several friends. but / have
made mp my mind to vote for Bryan. |
can't stand the crowd that Is whooping
things up for Mckinley. Every trust and
SYN iloite ana every fellow wanting spe-
nisi tlNors from the government Is In II,
IhoSe people know their man, and know
nat ! can't go far wrong when i vote
against them"
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1896-12-17

expectant attitude of the United States
will be indefinitely maintained. While
we are anxious to accord all due respect
to the soverelgnty OF Spain, we cannot
view the pending conflict in all its fea-
lures. and properly apprehend our inev-
ltablv close relations to 1t and Its DOS
sible results, without considering that,
by the course OF events, we may be
drawn into such an unusual and un-
precedented condition as will fix limit
to our patient waiting for Spain to end
the contest, either alone and in her own
way, or with our friendly cooperation.
When the inability Of Spain to deal
successfully with the instruction has
become manifest, and it is demonstra-
ted that her sovereignty is extinct in
Cuba for all purposes of its rightful ex-
istence, and when a hopeless struggle
for its establishment has degenerated
into strife which means nothing more
than the useless sacrifice of human lie
and the utter destruction of the very
sublect-matter of the conflict, a situa-
ton will be presented in which our
obligations to the sovereignty of Spain
Will be superseded by higher obligations,
which we can hardly hesitate to recog-
nize and discharge.
Deferring the choice of ways and
methods until the time for action ar
rives, we should make them depend
upon the precise conditions then exist
ing and they should not be determined
upon without giving careful heed tc
every consideration involving our hon
or and interest and the international
duty we owe to Spain. Until we face
the contingencies suggested, or the sit.
uatlon is by other incidents Imperative
ly changed, we should continue in the
line OF conduct heretofore pursued
thus in all circumstances exhibiting
our obedience to the requirements OF
public law, and our regard for the in
terest of other nations and their citi-
zens, joined by considerations of hu-
mainly, and desire to see rich and
fertile country, intimately related to us,
saved from complete devastation, will
constrain our government to such action
as will subserve the interests thus IN
volved. and at the same time promise
to Cuba and it's inhabitants an oppor-
tunity to enjoy the blessings of peace
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1896-12-17
JUDGE NORWOOD AGAIN.

Judge Norwood's name has become
to be disgrace to the Superior cour,
bench of North Carolina. 1t has been
stated recently that perhaps with three
exceptions he has dlsgraced every court
he has held during the two years he
has been on the bench. 1t is stated by
the papers in the counties in which he
has held courts that he is almost con-
stantly drunk, or under the influence
of liquor.
The COMMONWEALTH has more than
once suggested that if these reports are
true Judge Norwood ought to resign
We now change our suggestion and de-
clare that if they are true he ought to
be impeached, and the sooner the bet
ter for the credit OF North Carolina.