The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-10


DIP. I. Il. KINGSEURY.
c~eilence of the first four volumes Of
the series. which We're presented to
him by the trustees OF the library of
the STATE in 1897. There are twenty
eve Olunes in ali, as I am inform
ed by the librarian, Mr.. Sheriff.. and
l. by Judge Clark. overlooked this
IN writing the above. OF the total
series Il have been printed by Judge
Clark and the 18TH is III press. 1t gives
The census OF the families living in
North Carolina in 1890. giving the
name Of the read of each family. The
9TH volume general index is ready
Tor he press as soon as the volume
now i'll press is ready. rerea1 what
| have before mentioned, that Judge
clark's important labors on the sew
cnteen huge volumes of State Records
has been entirely unSelfsh. without
amy p~ecuniary compensation as was
the case in his five large ana most
valuable volumes OF the R~eginental
Histories. IS one VINO has q high
esteem for Chief Justice Clark and
who places great value upon his Sc
we're II important labOrS indicated
aE0Ve, ii IS with unaffected gratifica-
ton Ihat | CODY as it, another Oner-
Jus ulqeftakin@ OF MS That increases
u admiration and establishment,
and places him above all North Caro-
iinians in the magnitude and import
ance OF his services. l learn that the
state undertook the important work
OF Ieprintin@ the Supreme Court Rec
oFd@ that were out OF print and mac
cesaible. Some 20 volumes were re-
printed, but i'll Il very unsatisfactory
The state Librarian, that Judge
Clark thell TOOK up the work OF an
lloiatlAS tlleSe reprints by putting at
tie end Of each case reference to all
Subsequent cases, clted ana approved
or Unsupported 1t. n added tables
OF cited cases and other modern inn
p~FoFeInents Whica We're lacking in the
Older reports. He has thus annotated
and reprinted 05 volumes of these re-
EoEts- iillS mas peen OF great pene-
~ | am Old especlaily to the young
ef roy tnI7 WORK ne mas
been Dald out OF the sales OF the re-
prints on an average OF not over go
per Foluine. II is no compensation ad-
GQQate, OF course, OUT he undertook
the work rather than have unsatlsfac-
tory reprints issued.
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G H'1 nv ADiAS as ~ *
new life of the great Scotch reform
et. john hnoN, Cutie recently two
otnef IlNeS nave appeared, one by An
drew Lang, the most versatile scotch
writer, ana another by Henry
CoWan, ID. d., professor OF
Ghufcn HlstofT IN me I'M
Verslty OF Scotland. Ihese blo9-
laphies differ n their stimatlon OF
Knox. Lang, rather ~deprecates WhGe
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tCdStiI duO o'AliNl4l@'
Mr.. Lang finds Inconsistencies in
the great leader and thinks mach
harm anne from some of his teach
ings. The reviewer says that Mr.
Lang dwelling upon h evil which
was wrought by the attempt to apply
to the turbulent Scots q sort of heO-
cratic governments such as might serve
in p civ like Geneya-apd serve there