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in less than three weeks after he FIRST
became member of the Senate pro-
hibiting the further issuing Of in
terest-bearing bonds without the con-
sent of Congress, and in less Than
three months, after a most bitter
fight, succeeded in passing it through
the Senate by good msjorityi Il
was this same "Mr. Butler of, North
Carolina"
Who was it that succeeded in the
Congress before the last in passing
a bill through Congress providing
for the establishment in North Caro-
lima of one of the largest fish hatch
cries in the United States, and who
in the last Congress secured the an
nual appropriation for the operating
expenses Of this hatchery, though
the hatchery had not been CONNER
ced on account of the failure of the
State Legislature of North Carolina,
to pass a bill granting sovereignty
over site for said hatchery to the
government It was this same, "Mr.
Butler of North Carolina"
Who was it that commenced and
led the fsht-who checked. exposed
and prevented the conspiracy Of the
Navy Department to rob Admiral
sohley of his glory and just deserts
as the hero of Santiago. and to pro-
mote Capt. Sampson as an Admiral
over his head and who not only
commenced this fight but who re-
fused to surrender even when Sena-
tors Gorman and Wellington of
Of Schley's own State surrendered,
and announced publicly that they
were willing for Sampson to be aa-
vanced above Schley; and who con-
:tinued the fight until Schley was pro-
noted two numbers above Sampsoni
1t wes this same "Mr. Butler of North
CAROLINA"
Who was it that held up and de-
feated the nominations of q number
OF negro postmasters IN Eastern
North Carolinaf It was this same
"Mr. Butler Of North Carolina"
Who was it that held up in the
Senate the bill dividing cases of con-
tempt of court into, two classes and
offered and secured the adoption of
an amendment providing that in
case of contempt committed out of
the presence Of the court that the
person charged with tho offense
should be guaranteed tho right of
trial, which right was denied by the
bill as passed by the Judiciary Com.
mittee and reported to the Senate;
and which amendment was endorsed
bS the Democratic national conven.
ton In the Chicago platform of 1896
It was this same "Mr. Butler, oil
North Carolina
Who was it that succeeded In pass
ing three times q bill for a public
building at Durham and a bill t
erect monuments to Generals Mash
and Davidson, and numbers of othe,
bills of equal Importance, which
would have become laws if they ha
passed the Housei It was this 81 .,
"Ar. Butler Of North Carolina"
BY referring to the Congre 1s;on,
Record to refresh our mer .orv
could continue this list, INIT Tho,
serve as samples to sho' = the va,
that he Is doing, but W n;.h fact. a.
tain papers in North C.rolin. try /
keep from the public, while editor
ally they abuse f4tm. The Keco,
Will show that no membcr of the Sc,
ate is more alert and active And
moro tireless worker wherever Il
interests Of his State are coneerne
or the general public welfare than
this SAME "Mr. Butte, ., of North C.
olinA."
Considsring the fact that the m,
jority of the Soma to is hostile
nearly all of his vie, Is that he hold
it is perfectly wona erful that he h,
succeeded 30 we'll A man Of le
ability and less es orgy would ha,
accomplished abss lutely nothing q,
made NO impreszT .on whatever. Sen
tor Ransom waE in the Senate ov
tWeney years, ~ We challenge Il
Charlotte Obsar YER to show that
did during the whole time that
was In the Sen ste, with the bene,
OF long exper fence and service.
much as this "'Mr. Butler, of Nor
Carolina" has accomplished.
I Whether th Charlotte Observ,
nkes Ar. Bna er or likes the People
rarity, 1t IL Ga rtainly due it to itse
as . newspap or to be at least fair.
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EASILY cured 0y few doses Of Or.
A. Simmona Liver medicine.