The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-13

Mary 4. Holt. and was Il North car
Fl oIina woman" He was born 2ViH
April 1923. His father moved 10
Brunswick county when the son was
Il lad. 50 the young Harnett was
reared in the Cape Fear section of
which ne became such q capable
eager. aggressive leader.
Prof. j.. II. Hill contributes q short.
but interesting ape upon one II the
important. conspicuous characters o.
North Cardinals eighteenth century
heroes. Edward MoseIey. He was a
man of rare intelligence and marked
gifts for craftsmanship. He WAS q
leader, and OF decided courage, per
spicacity and foresight. He figured
above almost all other men in the col
ouy period to 10.
mother valuable and interesting pa
per = the address of General Joseph
IGrah9m at Charlotte on end May,
1885, at the celebration Of he ami
Versary Of the famOus MeckienburG
Declaration Of Independence on 9th
May, l1I5, an event Of great signifi-
canoe and ii splendid feather IN the
cap" OF noble, faithful. ever patriotic
North Carolina. General Graham,
the father Of the eminent Governor,
and United States Senator William A.
Graham. was the sole surviving wit
ness of the Declaration at Charlotte.
AtiP / 1AsN 49, - J 1tAiN' -
grandson, Major w. y. Graham, con-
tributes the address. prefaccd with a
short account Of the celebration. The
address appeared in the Western Car
Gilman, published at Salisbury, on
June goth, 1885. | have for q year in
tended to refer to q one volume life
OF General Graham, by Major Ora
ham. that possesses genuine historic
interest. He was one of the real he
foeS or the hfSt war OF independence,
ana lhe volume contains material Of
POSITIVE NaIRc 10 the student OF our
state history ana particularly to the
IuluTe NdcdIlldN or Green VINO snail
write with literary charm THE His
tory OF the North Carolina People,
mere nave DceR TWO very important
biographies pubiished Wlthln the last
zen years / hdFo SFeatiy desired 10
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MI Morley IS OF the first rank, and
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view OF Reviews" a fine. broad. in
cisive. apprcciativo PAPER ON the great
leader He said his IN ono nlaca con-
r]arnina tha bi@her noHa ~ +h pa"E ~ g CGI
Statesmen and oratcr and j. 10 90
GOOD ana emo ,1,e 80 - ha,oo
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noIitics bnt 7TheraZar i has occ11rrad
Of recent Years we owe il 70 NJ clad.
stone He hac toI1chad ana bo aIona
win the excantion If M Rriabt The
higher nature of man His annaa1 as
Emerson wonId say is aIu.avs Ia No
over soul said one Of his collaaones
rncanflv IF were asked What ,rae tho
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,aap NC ,aaral ha?n~
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CoHoh LiodoiI was one OF lhe great
est uiNlhes III me ftSlaDllshed Church
III me ldSl century fialh@ with MI
STEAD round the slope or a mountain.
b~enNolfllch whose distant summit was
Illudei from lhelf eyes by their near
ness TO It's pase, he said:
"Ihat Ountal reminds me of MIR.
Gladstone. We shall never know how
great he is While We are with him.