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New-York tribune., 1898-11-17

Unpubhsh d letters Of great political and per
sonal interest will appear. it Is reported in tn
forthcoming second and third volumes Of tn
life Of Sir Robert Peel
New-York tribune., 1898-11-17

which make for or against the immortality OF
tho three poets named" When he approaches
Browning the critic becomes uncertain OF Ms
ground This poet" he says. for many years
neglected bv all but a few lived To grasp
fame almost equal TO that OF Tennyson In
deed at one nerod il was doubtful whether he
had rot eclipscd his rival 10 some extent III 'he
opinion OF those who know At the present
moment however. Tennyson seems To have re-
asserted his supremacy altogether. and Brown
irg is NOT name to thrill and hearten with any
thing Of it's former power Brownings success
en- far az II was popular may to a large extent
no ascrihed to that love Of answering a riddle
or guessing an acrostic which is natural to the
English people"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-10-03

done On the oth2r hand. It is said at
democratic headquarters that over Ico
vEite government unions have been organ
lied and that thc legislature is safe. Dun
can declares that the democrats cant elect
Judge or congressman or 4 majority IN
either branch of the Legislature, but TINS
Is certainly very rosy view.
Tha campaign is by far the most per-
sonal ever held in the state.
Charles r. Thomas, democratic nominee
for congress in the third district. has begun
his campaign.
Race antagonism is high that in this
county the republicans decided not to nom
fnato q negro though the after clamo"ed
FOR ii. The negro colonel OF the Third
North Carolina regiment came all the way
from Knoxville to work FOR the nomination
OF at least one negro on the ticket, but was
completely oversaughed. The white re-
pub!1canS told the negroes that if they
nominated one Of their race the result
would be the alienation of the populist
vote, which is an absolute necessity Oil
Yer Dockery, Jr, fusion nominee for So
Hcltor. declared that each night in his
prayers ne made "a special prayer for the
pepulists, without whose aid the republican
party could not exist in North Carolina"
The eighth district democrats last night
nominated L. f. Lowell for congress on the
hfty-first ballot
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JONES ANNOUNCES FOR SENATE.
Frohibitionist Will Run the Race
Against Senator Tillman.

Columbia, S. c., September 26-(Special)
Tomorrow morning Chairman A. c. Jones
Of the state prohibition executive commit
tee, will publish the following address to
the people Of the state, announcing his
candidacy for the United States senate
against Senator Gilman. when the latter
has to stand for reelection:
''To the Prohibition Democrats Of the
State-Believing that Senator Tilman is
largely responsible for our defeat in the
late primary election. that he is more re-
SpOnSiDle than any other man in the state
for the opening Of the state dspensary
and the trouble and bloodshed that has
been caused by forcing it upon the demo-
Gratis of South Carolina, | have decided to
ask the prohibition democrats Of the state
to ndorse me candidate before the
democratic primary in 1900 for United
States senator to succeed Senator Tlllman;
merits Of the dispensary before the
people, and endeavor as dem
ocrat who is deeply interested! IN the wei
fare Of the people and the good name or
my state to convince them that the state
dispensary should be closed to the sale of
whisky as II beverage and that South Car
DINA, state, should wash her hands
of this infamous business and the men
who inaugurated this corrupt political ma
me within her borders. | favor Il pro-
hbiton law for the whole state, but would
be willing, after the state had passed this
law to exempt such counties by a two
thirds vote if the democrats Of the Coun-
ty would ask to he permitted to sell uH-
der county control according to the provi-
sion of the present state constitution; pro-
Vided such county would assume all the
expenses Of the enforcement Of the law
and the responsibility connected with its
sale after it was exempted from the state
law If the prohibition democrats decide
that they think best TO indorse some other
democrat for the position. | will checrtully
abide their decision and support Loyalty
whomsoever they indorSe. From Il business
standpoint. | could not afford to give up
my present position for that Of United
states senator. and | have no desire for
political honors unless | can Ey ENJOYING
Them honor the people who confer them
upon me- but there is no sacrifice that |
could make for the good people and name
of my state that ! would not willingly
make If called upon to do SO.
a. c. JONES'
Mr. Jones is from NeWberry county.
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system OF voting was provided for. Ac-
cording to this provision. resident of the
white ward could vote for four aldermen,
or he could cast four votes for one alder
men. three votes for one and one vote for
another or two votes for two aldermen.
1t was the same way in the negro ward. "A
voter could cast five ballots if he wished.
for one candidate. So the democrats said
to the negroes: I'VE want five of the nine
aldermen. If you don't agree to it. we Will
elect four in the white ward, and all the
democrats in your ward will cast five votes
apiece for one candidate in your ward. In
that way We can elect five out of the
nine
The negroes saw That it was useless to
fight and they take four and let the dem
ocratS have five.
This was satisfactory TO the BLACKS
however and q bill was introduced IN the
legislature of 1897 providing for commls-
sion to govern the city The bill named the
commission--five men. all republicans. not
one of whom could be elected to any Office
here under laws which usually govern cleo
lions in other places. The fusionists had "a
majority in the legislature, and they "oulu
undoubtedly have passed the p4il hdo !,
not been for the fight over the rallroau
lease, WHICH sidet,acked everything eise,
That was all that saved Goldsporo. anu
should the same gang control the next leg
is,ature, this city will have but llttIe nope
OF escapinc the clutches of the negroes.
This is an instance of two attempts Which
failed. Greenville Wilmington aHt- Ne"
herne were turned over to the lsnoi "il'
minority. and are in their hands tooaE'
4 similar state of affairs would soon
Va snap IN Georgia if Wilkinson and MIL
kin could get control of the state WHICH
bappilv for Georgia, is not even reho'e'S
possible so long as such object lessons rs
North Carolina affords are before our
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-10-03
sQUAW MEN MUST GO.
Twenty Thousand White Men Ordered
Our of the Indian Territory.

Out of the INDIAN territory
Wichita, Kas. September @o-IW'ntY
thousand white men, who have been mar
ried into the five civilized tribes of Indians
have been ordered 10 leaNe AhD'"" i''''-
tory.
in ArdmOre /. r.. created Il sensation IN
Indian Territory by issuing orders that an
iutermarricd white men We're intrudeTa ana
would have to leave Indian Territory. IN
dian Agent Wisdom viii comply with the
orders Of the commission ana nave ms
mounted police to eject them.
For the last twenty-five years white men
have been going into the territory and mar
rying indian women and settling on the
lands OF the Indians Every year the num-
Der increased. until at present there ara
about twenty thousand. They have families
and are settled upon nearly one-third OF
The. good Hand there. Ahoug fifty thousand
half-blood Indian children have been born
to them. and they comprise large por-
ZION of the territorys population.
White intermarred men were allowed
citizenship under Indian laws and voted
ana held Offices. Their rights were never
questioned until last fan when the Dawes
commission declared they had no riGh, TO
share the lands. The "sQuaW men, as they
are called, organized an association Tor
the purpose OF fighting this order. but
have never pushed it. as they Thought the
orders would not be enforced
The commission. of which Former SEN
ator Dawes. Of Massachusetts, is CHAIR
man, arrived, recently, from Washington
Their first official orders We're to declare
all "squaw men intrders. Mounted pc
lice are to be called into service to "JerC
these men. who declare they will fight uu-
ill death before being separated from their
families and lands.
If the white men are run out OF their
homes. which the unorities declare they
viii be. the wives viii have 10 remain VITA
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the populists and the negroes Is 1T any
wonder that the democrats are making
fight for the restoration of white supreih-
acy? This is why the white people on the
coast are appealing to the Wlnte popui'SiS
and white republicans of central ana west
ern North Carolina to vote the Whlie man >
ticket this year and recover contfoi OF .he
legislature so that the laws Which ehao'o
the negroes to absolutely control may De
repealed and decent government may w
restored.
Suggested To Colonel Wilkinson.
Colonel Jim Wilkinson, who is running
for CONGRESS- il, tho eleventh Georgia dis
trict stated in his Dublin speech last week
that The Constitution had lied ABOUT tle
condition of affairs i'll this state oii I,'o
contrary. the condition is worse than Inc
Constitution represented it to De-
A prominent white lawyer here SAD TO-DAY
that a negro magistrate threatened re'eHllS
to send him to jail for contempt of court
The attorney replied that if the ma2iS-
trate attempted it.. he would do 50 at MS
peril.
The court must protect itsedf,' said the
justice of the peace.
THE court can do that by respecting
ITSELF" answered the attorney, who went
en- with his case undiSturbed.
A white man from the country dropped
dead in a store here not long ago. His grief
stricken widow upon learning that an in
quest would be held, begged the negro coro-
ner to summon white jurors. The coroner
replied that he would attend to that, and
when he returned. he had all negroes. NO
consideration is shown even in the hour
Of Sorest trial. The dead man was a popu-
list and the coroner's action has been re-
scented by many good peoples party men,
Nevertheless. the negro coroner, Lassiter,
will be Reelected.
A white man named Hahn was sent to an
insane asylum last week. He was taken to
an institution by a negro deputy sheriff be
cause there are no white deputies
Yet Milikn, Wilkinson and their fusion
abettors say that fusion has nothing to
do with negro domination. Why not? Here
in New Bern the whites were in control
until they split and some of them went off
ana fused with the negroes. Life is becom-
ing intolerablc here because of the COndi-
tions. There must be change. The whites
are waiting patiently for November Sth,
when they hope to end this in a quiet
peaccable way
The white mothers the innocent young
Womanhood ana the children are crying
to the men of their race in middle North
Carolina and in the mountains to forget
party lines one time and come to their
rescue.
Ii is not for the democratic ticket or the
democratic party that the appeals are made
but for :he defenselass
The democratic party stands for white
supremacy and that is the supreme issue.
The situation is said to be worse in Will
mington than here. one can scarcely believe
1t, but am going there tomorrow to see
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SOUTH CAROLINA DELEGATION.
It Will Be Democratic All the Wav
THROUGH

Columbia. 5. c.. September 30.-(Special)
In south Carolina the democratic party
dominates all its candidates for congress- by
the primary election method and that
nomination virtually amounts to IN Gee
ton in every one of the seven districts Of
the state. The negro vote which has been
for years practically the only republican
vote III this state, has been eliminated al
mos. by the operation Of the suffrage plan
adopted by the constitutional convention
held few years ago. In the first district,
formerly known as the black district. the
republican vote is stronger than elsewhere
In the state and this year the Republicans
headed by eX-Congressman Murray, 2f"
preparing to make nomination and run
a man in the general election win view
to making contest in congress iur lhe
seat. In no other district in the state thus
far have the republicans even inlimucd
that they would waste their time putting
out nominees. No conventions have been
called ald no nominations are even talked
Of. though the general election IS not 50
far away.
The nominees Of the democratic party le-
sultrg from the recent primary elections
are rs follows:
FIRST Dlstriyt-Winiam Elliott, incum-
'i Second Distrlct-W. j. Taheri, incom-
Third District-A. G. Lotmer, Incumbent.
Fourth D.strict-Stanyarne Wilson, n
FIFTH Fifth District-D, E. Finley, succeeding
Sixth Distric,-Jamos Norton, incumbent.
Seventh Disuict-J. William Stokes IN
In view Of the fact That there have been
no conventions in the several dtStri"ts the
voters have not been in position TO pass
resolutions rs to the financial plank Of the
Chicago platform. but in this state here
is no question either as TO how the voters
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-10-03
CANADA VOTES FOR PROHIBITION
Majority for the Measure Will Not
Tvcced $4,000.

Toronto, Canada, September S0.-The ma
i0lity for prohibition throughout The entire
dominion will not likely exceed 1900. All
the provinces except quebec voted prohibit
ton, ontario giving q majority Of about
l00G0
Quebec's majority against Of 10000 is Just
about offset by the returns from the mari
time provinces, while the returns from
Manit oba. the territories aud British Co
umhia snow that the west is in favor of
prohibition by a ma iOrity of 1000 5000.
Even the prohibition papers consider the
majority TOO small to influence the govern
ment to attempt to enact prohibition l"sis-
In tinn
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Cuban Army Will Disband.

Gonrz in an interview at Camp ROJaS,
province of Santa Clara, is quoted as say
ing the insuTgent forces Will dlsband ana
andy themselves to farm labor as soon
as the Spanish troops cVAcUate the island
The Spanish steamer Alicante sailed for
Spain today. She carried 123 boxes of mill
tarv archives.
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Butler To Make Speeches.

Senator Butler and Populist State Chair
nan Cyrus Thompson are to speak mere
October Sth. There is some curiosity TO
know what course the senator Will take.
ReDublicanS are evidently showing him and
his wing Ci the ponulisj$ some iaNorS.
Populists of the anti-Buticr wing Ike Edl-
tor r. A COBB. OF The Home Rule. say
that popul!s,s Will now vote for Fowler
The fact is. the republicans zip to last
week claimed the nomination in the third
district. COBB, who TWO weeks ago said
some populsts would vote for White in
the second district now says they will vote
for Lloyd.
conference agreed to divide the nominations
for Judges equally. OF these there are six.
To make tlcs" equal the governor today
appointed w. p Bynum judge for the
fifth district. vice :. r. Adams. who re-
signed to take the nomination for senator,
and then Bynum becomes the fusion NOM
inee for judge. as the appointment only
holds until the election. G. T. Lockey. re-
publican. is taken off the fusion ticket in
the seventh district and J. ". Loftin, pop
ulist. put ON.
The democrats are making the color line
fight hotter ard hotter Carl Duncan, the
republican leader in the entire eastern dis
trict, says that the democratic campaign
IS now really ended and that the repub
licans are undoinS what the democrats have
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Wounded in the Eve.

Walnut Grove, Ala, September 22.-(Spo-
cial)-Dr. II. Hurst, prominent physician
of this place. will probably lose his eye
sight. He was hitting a bolt on his wagon
off and inflicted a bad wound in his eve.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-10-03
A Strange Formation.

About month ago there was born 10
MIR and Mrs. W. y. Gladney. VINO res.d"
near Wedowce. in Randolph county. boy
baby which is attracting great deal Of
attention. Abiding to the infant, the Ran
dolph Toilcr. published at Wcdowee, says:
''But arms or legs he has neither, nor any
sign thereof. He has coliarbone and little
shoulders. bot 30 semblancc of arms there
boin" only slight heshy formations, not
larGer than the last i0irt OF ones little
finger. At the hips whore the legs should
join. there is nothing whatever ON one side
except a slight formation Simil y to those
at tie shoulder and on the other a tiny
attachment slightly rescubiinS a little
foot. The child appears to be healthy and
leartN.'
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