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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-20

According TO the Monroe Journal there
viii be no Populist ticket out in Union
county this year also it is learned that
Mr.. j. N. Price, the Populst Represen-
tative of that county in the Legislature
of 1897, will stump the county in favor
OF the amendment, while the Populist
paper of the county, which has been the
Populist organ of the entire Sixth Con-
eressional district, IS supporting the
amendment, heartily since the Legisla-
ture passed the amendatory legislation
declaring that all of the measure must
live or die together. Further. the Jour
nal adds that there are no Populists lag
gng back in opposition 10 the amend
lnent but that the county will give
majority of 500 for this important meas
ure. This is the old time Democratic
majority of the county.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-20
ALEX. j. FIELD,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
RALEIGH, NJ. C..
RALEIGH, N. C.

Ohice, 50l Tucker Building. Bell Phone 1856
General practice inthe State and Federal Courts
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-20

The average increase in population
for ten years would give the State by
this $4,000 census slightly over 2,000,
900 people.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-20

The Durham Herald is right in saying
mat when Butler gets to making
speeches at Republican county conven-
tons il shows concusiyely where the
remnants Of the Populst party has
landed
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-20

If YOU WANT GOOD MEATS GO TO
Tom DonaIdson's stall. ! have on hand
fine lot of stall-fed beef, which | will
put on market this week. Call. Phones
$50. Thos. Donaldson.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-20

FOuND-A BIRD DOG-TIIE OWNER
can get same by describing and paying
for notice. Apply TO W. G. Fields, at
A. and NJ. College.
1927.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-20
Special Notices,

ALIEN ]. FIELD, ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor at Law. Raleigh, N. c.. Of
fee sol Tucker Building. Bell Phone
75G. General practice in the state and
Federal courts.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-20

the day before. They went Immediately
to room in the McAdoo House, where
they met and held q conference with
Judge Adams. Republican state Chairman
Holton, Secretary w. S. Iiyams and other
braves
The sun., 1900-11-05
Mr.. CROKER rs IRRITtTED.
Trusts Have Got Old Gentlrman Parkhurst
As to Roosevelt. on Dear!

The Hon Richard Croker continued to be-
troubled yesterday by the sound money DEM
on-trstion of saturday. He repeated ia "A
hong statement that there were only AO,cU
men In line. said that half - them we're Bryan
men. and then added that the paraders all
got drunk after ~" show was over When
Mir croker wa- told that Dr. parkhur>t had
attacked linn ia h- sermon IN the morning
Mr.. Croker smiled
so tine trusts have fastened their clutches
on the old gentleman too" said Mr.. croker.
His bong statement ,ad
There l. no longer any Republican party.
We claim the name which wa- onr- III oden
tim. The Democratic party now l. the Demo-
cratic Republican party. as II was then II
opposes the party of the trusts
'Th" crisis of to-day entities us to resume
our old and houored name. Democratic-Re
publican. against the party Of trusts, tyranny
militarism. Roosevelrism
How any American who calls himself an
American. and who loves his country, and who
loves its noble Constitution. can vote for such
n man a. Roosevelt and the interests which
he represents il ncpmprehensiblc 10 IN"
The sun., 1900-11-05
This sermon Appiauded.

The Rev Dr David Gregg delivered SER
mon ia :tc Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church Brooklyn. last night, that called f"rth
applause from his congregation The sermon
was on "Our Election Day. or tho Re,pohsI-
bilty of the Ballot" lie said in part
God has given us the hong, the cross ana
IN. flag TO take us out Of self love casting
a ballot for IN. rIsht cause and Tor the Fei !,
man j. the acme Of patriotism nus Stouu
make YOU 20 10 the polls ard vote ae~lii-t any
lie Any man who stands for % cent, htihihs
u dollar stands for "A liz" That l. not politica'
that /, religion .u
Go - the polls and say. i cannot ana WI
not vote TO ally my nation win Mrhlo' nu,
| shall ally II with the greatest nations ana
make H. coin. it, reputation ana it- nag 'd'I"'
20 any IN the world. ,-
At this point there was shgh, applause ara
then DR.. Gregg continued VIII Keep ~"
STAR and stripes waving where TOD n hlI
wisdom put them II III" American u2s l2
De- hauled down, Gods hand alone shan maui
1t down Again there was applause
Continuing. Dr. Gregg said Nr you go
iuc To vote yotr nation Judas I>oarlot, lpu
know who Judas lscariut was lie was w"
silver mau among the apostles lie soId Jesus
FOR silver. are YOU going To sell your country
Vote no sin into national HE and clarar-
ter on TUESDAY Vote for no -ec-ss@lnh IN
morals Vote against class strife NO'e i"r
open mills aud full running factories, N9te
l-nca Vote down thi- sch<mins demagogue
Vote for the man WHO hpnprS the american
army Nutci tor the man who hon"r- the Aheri-
"a
The sun., 1900-11-05
Lay sermon by Frank Moss.

This l. not a bad city" Frank Moss said
at the Fifty-sIxth Street Methodist Church
last evening. where he spoke on Christian
Citizenship" but II needs 10 be delivered from
a rapacious and wicked hand which has control
Of it to-day IL is So good city that II IL worth
working for. fghting for, living for and loving
Those who have nothing but vinegar and vtrloI
cannot help to make n better hope that
within another 300 year- society will hav.
found n way To prevent children becoming
criminals instead of Furnishing them for being
criminals
There IA such a thing "a sanctlfed COM
mon SENSE hut some Of The saints forget
their common sense There i necessity
in Christian citizenship for what Christians
can have. common sense lf YOU are thr--
tan citizen and ther. IL a work for You ia the
city which YOU are not doing, your Christi
Hnitv must soon begin 10 mouldsr II man
I. going through this land trying 10 make di-
ferent classes OF people hate each other he
il doing work which the Christian Church
l. not doing
The churches to-day d." not touch the city
and citizenship ~ thrv should. because they
do not think that tho work of the churches
j. the work uf the CITY Every church should
know all the good and all the bad places In
it, neiehborhOod II is a terrible thing To
think that through the open door in tho n-igh-
borhood. permitted hy "A debauChed city gov
ernment. ten times az many peorle go down
10 hell a. the church nearby saves, Just be-
cause the churches do not make their work
the work OF the city
The sun., 1900-11-05
BRIGHT OUTLOOK ~ THE WEST.
WASN'T q gton state Expected 20 Shift to the
Republican Column.

SAN FHANCTsCo, Nov. 4.--The outlook In the
Pacific Coast states l. bright for the Repub-
lcans. California /, claimed by at least twelve
thousand majority and Oregon Is conceded to
the Republicans. Party managers say the
majority will be $4,000. Washington which
gave plurality for Bryan four years ago viii
probably change about ths year and support
Mckinley. Although the Democrats claim the
state. conservative and impartial opinion
i that Mckinley will get a majority Of from
1000 tp 5,UW.
tn" Republicans have made n strong f4ht
ia Nevada \ reduction in Brian'S majority
of four years ago l. assured and II l. quite
probable that Mckinley will carry the state
The Republican congressional candidate will
run ahead Of his ticket heavily Even the
Democrats admit that the election will be very
Close In Utah both sides appear confident
the Republicans claiming majortle- Of 2"r
aud the Democrats OF 500 The same st'la-
ton prevails IN Idaho. wher" the Republicans
claim maiorti-- al 500 to j,US md the Dem
ocrats of 500 to coo Both sides claim the
Member Of Congress Republican,. are con
fidaut ~ to their State ticket. the efforts Of
other partie. at fusion haviny caused con-
fusion inst cad ia their ranks
Montana will doubtless give it, Electoral
vote TO Bryan Owing 10 the split in the Dem
oCratic party on the stat" ticket the Republ-
cans claim victory
The sun., 1900-11-05
CROkER MiDE VOTES FOR ODEIL
By Insulting the sound Money Marchers who
Were Not Republicans.

q. b Merrill, head of one OF the departments
In the wholesale dry goods house OF TeNt,
Weller 4 Co. is sn Od-line Democrat. and
always voted the party ticket IN national
state and local elections up to l-ye when lie
voted for Mckinley on the sound money issue
Mr. Merrill voted then for the Democratic
state ticket II was his Intention 10 vote this
year for the Republican Presidential Electors
and for the Democratic nominees for the other
Office Including the Congressman.
1t naI meyer hem my intention tn vote for
the Republican nominees rignt straight
through" said Mr. Merrill yesterday. but the
banners which were stretched across broadway
and Fifth svenuc To Insult and annoy us sound
money men have changed my mind marched
~ the capt ain oY company. simply to pro-
test against Bryansm and the Kan
-ls City platform As passed IN Broadway
and saw those banner. and read the legends
on them | made W. w mind that ] would
vote the whole Repubuo6D TICKET. to show my
rcsenlnent Of such Inspte am going 10 do
Il andI know Of al least N~n score Of men whose
am convinced NAT those banners viii cause
three-fourths Of the men who had intended
10 vote split tickets TO vote the straight Repuhli-
can ticket ] believe firmly that they will in
rlenc' 2OOO0 voters and think that that l.
conservative estimate
The sun., 1900-11-05
Rr,ana u Hind Leader Of the blind.

The Rev Dr Charles II Eaton preached last
night IN the ,rgrch of the pivl . Paternity ON
the 'uli, How should Christian Vote
lie began 10y saving that he considered the
present occasion one when minister might we'll
speak ont - mind from the pulpit, ~ the dues-
tipn 10 br decided VA, not like tartfr con-
rrover.y bay was one Of ua,iona! honor
1 don't sep why shouldn't say that the free
coinag. Of silver on the basis proposed" said
Dr Baton is u compac, with dishonesty and "A
compact With III. devil Even n the persons
who advocate the free coinage of silver are
sincere II means thit vs assume an obligation
of one dollar and shall undertake To pay It
with ffty cents II you did sIch n tliug In your
hrl.inr-. yuu would be called a thief Every
honest man, ru matter what ms parry, ought
10 vot" 80 thar his country will he honest.
In IN" next IlaC" man should vote Tor
order II We are real Christians We ei'v.
Ia the ldborlHT man, bvt We must Also btAleve
that th" leader who iuCites the lahOring Nnan
to violence l. not friend Of labor. tie - Q
blind leader Of the blind. Lot lis remember a
the polls thar II il the duty Of every man TO vnt"
for thar government which depends on order,
not disorder.
Dr Eaion concluded with an appeal to vote
against Tammauy so q. 10 begin the crusade
against vice. with such an array ~ strong
reasons for voting against dishonesty, dis
order and vice tlIsr. whS no reason why any
true Christian should skulk In his tent. Failure
10 win the ighf for honesty and decsnry on
Tuesday, hs said, would b- a disgrace IN the
eyes o' God aud man.
The sun., 1900-11-05
ILOlD j. SHTTH AC0IiTTED.
Wild Demonstration In Court and on the
street when the verdict Was Given.

CHICAGO. Nov Lloyd i Smith Republican
candidate for Drainage Trustee was acquitted
to- day on the charge of shipping grain without
cancelling warehouse receipts When the clerk
read the words mot guilty" MIR smiths friends
IN the court room, numbering nearly $40. burst
into cheers In the streets below were fully
40 more friends of the defendant who had
NOT been able to get into the court room These
friends heard the cheer ia IN" court room and
sent up mighty shout The cheering con-
timed without Interruption for half an hour
Such "A demonstration was never before Wit
ne,s-d in the history of ia. local courts
Ers smith. who lad sd beside her husbGrd
dlrirs lh- twelve day q: the trial. was at
his side when ~. verdic, was read As Tia.
clerk finished the reading sh" f"ll To the iloor
in faint Mn Suiti. WAS carried into .Iudg-
Holdon private chambers. Wa-rc a physician
vent to her as-l~tance Friends surrounded
Mr. smith and over" l'eimed h,Iin With con
CALCULATIONS un 1T, NI"tpTj Nearly every
one present was crying
Judge Folioih made no attempt TO restore
order in IN. court room nntl! Ar smith had
returned To the side ~ his wife. who was Al III
uuconst ions II was then that the Judge
ordered TIE ten bailiTs in the court COON To
isturs From tho streets cane tho cheering
and the n"l-" almost drowned the Judges
A. the Jurors were discharged Mr. Smith
walked TO the jury box and srasped each 81
the twelve men bv the hand The acGuittal 81
lloyd J. Smith will bring ioy TO more persons
than those accounted among his friends and
naiahbors The verdict ended trial that Mr.
Smiths lawyers called on" of the most afro
cious political prosecutions in the history of
the local courts The ATTORNEYS say that the
newspaper friends Of Bernard Eckhart inspired
the prosecution because Mr. Smith would not
resign his candidacy as Drainage Trustee ia
favor Of Mr. ECkhart
The trisl was for the purpose Of determining
whether Mr. Smith was guilty Of shipping IS. .sss
h,l. md Al ,,f Ihaas 10 I
thout rancelliup w1rphouSa recents
The sun., 1900-11-05
Nesroe. Urged to Vote for MckinIev

Tka Pav. u. II { G. AStYood. pastor Of the
Bridge \ -ee' 4 NJ +. Church in Brooklyn
ln 1ia an appell vaste"d1v - the coorni men
nr the United S,9te- T. support tho Eenubli-
can uarou,l cand Ito said IN pan,
"Ol Tia.i tv the-n j. to hn fought the greatest
hlttl" thai tho country has known. The bat
tla t. II" fought tNen * ore for human right,
aud huns an lhrrty. The reaut viii he echoed
around the world
The Republican party stands for human
rights the D"mocratic party stands for all
that is contrary To- tina, great principle Every
right that the negro now enjoys was accorded
H. him by tho Republican party The D"mo-
cratic party would diye-t him Of all ihes. rights
II would take from the Constitution, every lin.
tisi' make ''e negro Il man and Il ,IlII"n It
cost nuCu offering. many IrBrt1Chc- many
and lll'c"u'h amendment. ~ lie Constitution
II - duty every colUr"d man owes hi-
race to suluori the Reuurlican nominees
he question j. asked What ha~ the R"puhli-
can party dom" for 'ous' I ash. what has the
Republican party uot done for luu' II th.
Republican part had done no NOR" than freed
vuu IL would he worthy of Nuur 'tN-uGl graii-
'udr Ru n did mora. II conferred upon ,ou
Tho righ Of citizenship. - that yuu nm stand
mo Democratic par'v would deprive Won nf
'hHi rgtl aui w"tli mas" Nuu dcaiu slave.
81 -"ri
/ warn nh cul,sy"d rrau not 20 vot"' Demo
,ratir ticket Thousands of bllCs women in
tho South ~" now prds .ur Ia their humble nuts
.u cah.H' iu1' Their sons ~ m" Nor'h viii mot
l"!r Z" elevate =" POWER a Var'' that would
The sun., 1900-11-05
ARMY CANTEEN DIVIDES 4 en- zen.
Pastor Holds n Mcrting In the Edlnc-. Al
though the Trustees Locked the Doors.

POrGHkEEPsIE. NoN.i. The harmony which
ha, previously marked the rca ions between
the pastor and flock at the Prr-h> terian church
In Freedom Plains. has been sadly cisturh'd Il
by a Disagreement over the question Of Wheeler
the "anti-cauteru" agitation o,n.s into II,
realm Of politics The Rev {. 7. Shafi'r,
the pastor "i the church. i, mG'h interested
IL n" ca1te"u subject, and shares the views
held Of this institution ~ several Iromirer I
temperance workers of Poughk.eI sle.
l. Wa proposed to hold u meeting at Free
dom Plain, las, SUNDAY to di--ect the can
teen. and hammer and pound II until the free
born American citizens in that vicinity should
agree To join the army Of crusaders and march
on TO it, annihilation II was first decided
To hold this meeting in WOlveus Hall Then
II was whispered around that the meeting
was to he held In the PRESBYTERIAN church
The trustees. when they heard This. unan-
imonslv resolved that no political meeting
should ho held within the WALL OF The sacred
edifce II they could do sultllng 70 prevent
II. and notice was served ou the Rev. Mr. Shaner
To this effect lie read the petition of the trns-
tee- from, the pulpit and at he same time
announced that, ~ yrevlOuslt determined
bv Tn" session Of the church the anti-cautecn
meeting would pe held after the morning SER
vice, and that addresses would be- delivered
ny prominent Temperance workers from Poilgh-
heepse
Th. church doors were lockei against the
promoter, of the meeting, blt entrance Wa
wa- t,kra ~ inside Wh"n ia" meeting was
over IN" dopr1 we're II illet -hnt uhtIi n"N
lOcx CO. I'D be- proc ire from PouehSeeret"
The fore he manner in which the church Wa
rnt.rei ami the fact that the church bell wa,
rdny u auuputcr A political meeting Cal-ri
good dat Of DISCUSSION, not only among ~"
members ~ the church blt all around the
vicinity There was difference Of opinion
nf politics, but II va, agreed that Il 4 did u
wa. bad taste ~ ring the church bell 10 an
The sun., 1900-11-05
Rev, Mr.. Cox on the Voter, Duty.

The Rev Sydney Herbert cox. pastor Of the
] ee Avenue congregational Church in VII
lan.burg delivered n sermon la.t night on
Does God Control our National FleCion;"
The true patriot said the preacher has
three beliefs that are really one n" believes
in God He believes in the people ~ a whole
He believes In himself lie is atlc 10 under
stand that though the wrong party may some
times lie successful IL Is not because this iisel.
T.. the will Of God. hut that the lesson which
the peuple learn by the short triumph Of a
viCinu. policy and n wrong marty In power l.
the stern lesson that God eos can I've taught
the people In ~ other wav The true patriot
believes in all tie people a. y whole II. can
not CONCEIVE that a vast Wuilllude Of his fellow
citizens desire to p dishonest, unlawful and
corrupt, and therefore when he 'nds that for
the time being demsgosues have ul,ed them
into upholding a dishonest monetary standard.
or persuaded them 'O see ~ exaggerated view
Of social CosditinDs ans u false GO, ,ct ptt"n uf
m. national dcsiiuy, hc knows that the honesty
of tn. people coupled with n dearlv bought
experience, will bring them into line again
Win sound principles of finance, Of econornic.
ard ~ gov"ruuicrt The pur. patriot he
hrye- IN himself and expresses hl, hottest con-
viction. wiuhou' resrrv" and without deception
For hlm Brlmouti-ru l. hlasph"my and II"
While the pure patriot believes ~ God and m
al the people, he also works hard. and harder
than ever that the will - God may be done.
and that the ewes of the people may be widely
opened to tho truth, so that the nation may
not have 70 suffer by IN education nur- stern
and bitter. brought on nv the election of cor
rupt politicians hy anarchi-ti" method-
Violate tho laws Of finance. of Justice" ~
government, of economics, and Instantly H."
Inevitable reCoil falls upon the Uroll" ""
cannot plav %, We rke NTH these iundliunr'al.
and irv '" adapt them iO UuI immoral or iu-
moral desires Brvatism, Plus trukcrl-m,
uslu- N" very nnl'he>i- Of patriotism, and
gather. II cannot erdur" long, for II contains
the very elements that Will be l's own dcstrut-
The sun., 1900-11-05
On the Boss and on savage R~publics.

The Boss and the Ballot" was the suby ect
~ SUNDAY evening talk 70 business men by
the Rev. philip NJ waters. pastor Of the Grace
Methodist Chrrch. In Vest lOith street. The
theme was an appeal 10 voters 20 do away with
the corruption IN the municipal government
which the preacher declared was running the
cltv. In the course of his sermon Mr. Waters
said. This i th. largest. richest. bralnieSt
most pIilanthropic and wickedest city IN the
world. There is disease proving on our body
polite the corruption OF politics centring
about the one word ~ BossiSn. There j. u
ing Of men who work purely for personal gain
The head Of this ring II the Boss. His social
position makes no difersnoe. He NAV have
been a saloon Keeper. n prvefghter, or y mGr-
derar. For him our police, our schools. and all
that we have are means Of fliing his own
pockets"
Mr. Waters further declared hat nm honest
civil service reform vas the hope Of the citv.
H. conclusion he said There is ~ the present
day great deal OF twaddle and nonsense
being talk ai about the righ' nf certain eOples
- become reIuhcs I'm government. Not all
eoI le can rule Themselves. Mentally. NOR
ally and stirtually, many are untt 10 ne reIuh-
h,s md II is tho duty - wiser Goyernn ents u
rule them until they are n.
The sun., 1900-11-05
Re Sure 10 Vote and Vote Right.

In closing HE sermon last nirh' the Rev.
G-ur.." K Nardcwatcr Of - Andrews EIisco-
pIl Church, l?7rh street and Fifth avenue.
.ald Ia the congregation, "ro sure 70 vote
aud vote right " Ne lad not mentioned re
ulmo Of any Presidential c1rdidatc IN his s.r-
mon but ever. parishiorer went away know
ing inst what 'hcir ua>tor meant nv right
Notifx he said ~ uar'
"BNh candidate, ara Christian gentlemen
and Officially clean and II l. true That some
nun must not he 'udseh 10y the company they
hO But the great questions Of this cam
pagn will not he closed with the election and
the magnificent plaC" among nations now
won by this Republic must be kept The
supreme Court mus' remain intact aud there
must be no change from tho honest financial
policy under which our country has become
PROSPEROUS and happy The life Of the Re-
public depends upon our having "A united
people and II capital i arrayed against labor
mud The rich against the poor all must sufer
ANY man who would arouse class hatred who
would provoke insurrectinn should be sup.
pressed. and ha who gives encOurageWent TO
rioters j. little better than a traitor
The sun., 1900-11-05
ENTTCED INTO Az OPTUL DEN.
Girl worried Herself Into Insanity Over Her
Treatment. Mother SaM

Mas Ottilia Zip 10 wears old of ?S Forty
eighth street. South Brooklyn. was taken to
the Kings County Hospital on saturday and
placed in the insane pavilion. Her father
Ia travelling In Europe, lier mother said
last night that her daughters mental CON
ditton was due TO worry over the treatment
she received AZ the hands of lawyer in Man
haitian
MY daughter. she said, went 10 New York
week ago To visit her aunt. who lives in Broune
street She went into n drug store and talked
with me over 'he telephone She gave the
her any chang" Then Sh" went to Centre
street court 10 complain ut him. and there
met Young lawyer who inveiged her Into
an opium den In Chinatown and assaulted
her. When she came Ia her senses she told
her aunt uf what had happened and worried
that she went insane. She was taken Ia
Bellev,I. but they refused to keep her because
she was n Brooklyn girl SO Yesterday I had
her transferred To this borough
Mr. ZIP refused 10 give the name of tho
LAWYER
The sun., 1900-11-05
MrIEIL.y THE "THREE.SnELL"
Croker's Man In the Twelfth Congress District
a Political sharp.

With sturdy efforts Georg. Mcclellan.
Croker's candidate for Congress in the Twelfth
district. can b" beaten on Tuesday II Is already
know n that Mcclellan l. not worthy To represent
this or any other district IN ~. United States
He i "thrce-sholl' candidate for Congress.
in political life he i like those fellows down
at Couey Island who play the thrce-card monte
game There isn't anything tine about him
II" wants to sneak into the HoDIs. Of Repre-
s.ntatlve. and lie shouldn't be- allowed to
do il This /. time when men should be
elected. men who are STRAIGHTFORWARD IN politi-
cal life. and who are not afraid tn expires, their
convictions on the momentou- question, Of
tho. dsV