The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-08
SUNDAY, November ., ls9

n. C., as second-class matter.
SUNDAY. November s, 1896.
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NOTES IFS / AND 4 p c 7t2 s FL }son,
The DefnocratieI party sill never be
any smaller than il was Tessday.o Stick
a pin ia thai predictien<-AsheFllie Gffs-
zen. u3,ks as ls 38aa - ait .P'
We e4pect to follow Mr.. Rfyans lead
until hesis elected President-until' the
cause ofstthe people tfiumphs-untli JUS
tice is anAe to siiyer.-kinsten free
Press.
sna GEO. ah a'tf e tf
The d 6nlecrats carried only enc county
in the state Of New York, Schoharfe,
where the majority was 600, New York
gave MdKihisy II, 500 And Kings gave
So aJ5s71 - + ~ %u0@ tt+ 1t@
MN 1o'oYtf' sex ~, oat'p 3'it
the Democratic Pfesfdtpiiaf nomtiplea}s
about tie State. OF, Sebr2flksaa and de-
nouneed bil rs sn AnaFehiAF7 4 4eE b
Journa,55fAllRd lSfq.PYFasskq GAYS 8fyan 81 2
big maJRpiy ,ai, ,sotJ Il - p nJt",,
osog E<,osT-TTT BIO III ~. tag = %
DIR JobR C. kilsq lgeturedif IN ths91 n eIee
.odist chsrch. last tsqrs4aE at II osflacclk j
AS was expected il was magnlflcent
lecture, though some Of the, ladies' think
he has az Jew aesteHaafet9f bAelf 1WeEtlA :
He said; %tI1a average wolaaan san ne.
led anywhere snitlt s&i aiaaendqr rang -
sfoxboro 6sougifE9iaepAA i5sE & % .
10 ~ Gst-y---a sisats ifTg4. -2i-,-.a
For the, second time Mn Cleveland VIII
retire from the. Presidency with he
nuhl;eap ss,lccesssor. AS Il aasilder of the
Democrats partys Mr.. Cleveland IS not a
shining saGaess-N New Y ork Journal
The indications are TINT II will be per-
fectly safe for Senator Hill ~ come out
OF hiding and make a few reInagks.-New
York Journal.
To show how well Russell's election
trap for frauds succeeded in this city,
in two precincts Ia one ward forty or
fifty more votes were cast than voters
had registered That is indeed hne
comment upon RusseaPs blathersklung
over free and fair and honest election.
Wilmington Messenger.
Mr.. Bryan's last day In Inc. .caLnpalsh ]
marked a memorable event Iii Ihe.nlstofs
of civil service reform as 1T as praotieea
and encouraged hy the Cleveland admin
istration. Under the mana geinentAof the
postmasteFIof Osnaha,4 the. Naval 0fffcef'I
at San francisco, who Has been IN the
campaign sincnt1lfe beginning followed
ST 3tl :. .-4A-..1r .t,'f y 80
The freq silver Popuffsts Of Richards
are fine fellows They were willing to
die for silver! They esteemed principle Of
more value thanf their existenceii Yet
when they cast their ballots out of 200
Populist votes Russel, the gofd-bug Re-
publican. received 1876, and Gathries the
honest silver Populist, only 46.. All the
free silver Popu1istsi want is a chance to
vote for siiver-and he casts his ballot
for a gofd-bug. - Jacksonville Times. $,
One of the younger Rothschilds, on her
marriage to NJ Maurice Ephrussi, inslted
on having her two terrier among the we'd
ding party. They both clad for the oc-
casion in appropriate wedding garments,
and at tie time the brides eccentric
fancy occasioned good deal of talk and
excited NOT little ridicule. Now, however,
it is quite usual to see "a newly married
couple 20 off en- their honeymoon accom-
panied by at least one gayly attifed pet
dog. and it, is said that a well known and
very popular, able caused much anger
last winter by declaring that he did not
think it ataalln suitable. that his. tar
parishioncfs slaonldis be accompanied TO
church bg their fauryfooted1 lion Iousp
& 9r- o3-e % gr9 81
Al gathering In New Haven Or. Wat
son 0ans.Ahiuia REM ateld anstory5 about
his trip AoDthaa Holy i 43ndy to- which hes
had beemaooking forward for aiumiI6F of
years with pEaasureabld anficipationg AS
he was nearing the center of histories
Palestine fhetmet annAmerieau who1was
making alb haste1aod getaaEaglg1A fhcr' a
few greetings, sueIaasfwo Engaish- spBa Et'
ing memsmeetiag oin a, f@regn GWnItry
might exahange, the Aanericaf asked1Df.
Watson wheRe he Wnsgoiraga no sberitsa,f
lem" wasY therTepgygs sJerusalemp n1exG
claimed thes American inRs t9nesi of1arsE
feigned disgust afyou don't want ITO 100
there. PgeYdllst come away Ats u Slow
town. .sthere4isaf % daily newspaper
in the whole plaoeP,99d SIT f1
anff-sLe ---+-q lIcu a9T2s ~
Because tile three States Colorado,
Wyoming and 7IttahG-ifr (which women
voted for Presidential electors last Tues
dav do not sifow,iup in the Republican
column. some OF our Republican cbntem-
norories ATE Convinced that w8man suf-
frora Is u BAD thing. 1t is not alleged,
nor do we SUPPOSE that these disgruntled
-ro,ons be1ieve.. TINT those States would
have gone for Mckinley and sound mon
cv If the women had not been enfran-
chised. The dissatisfaction must there
fore be occasioned by the fact that the
women did not rally in force against
their husbands, sons, fathers, and broth
ers. wrest their States from the hands Of
the male citizens. and take them into