The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-12
Chesty Pads Blanket A.
Getting in Tune.
"RECHERCHAY
Judge Douglas Nifo~F ArtiNE.
~,nchrunou> Nth 1iEaf el D.
fia~ STAYED Over for tho ~.
po~-Iiack Nith tlr
Trust. Republicans
ami Arc Glad.
and src Glad.

III I tttA-hh IA asa #-aeaf- 1898
the Republican STATE er-ta
blew .n'p Raleigh on 5 gentle
The coming ~ Mr Rollins ua
aided ana his mission u5s 9
To friends who met his e1ugtHaa
packed in the sorted Ituk Hf -.
bacCp Trust lobby. he stated s..
that he was from the mue.
Is help out an infant ttitnHs#.
dustrN which ran from some
knob t. another and was fg...#
lest Mr.. Breest's bill t. max. #
meet physically with Tho HrEt
would ruin It's nnancil -tanasHH
as its apralS Mr. Rollins bana
he said these things As one anu.#
II am glad to see YOU again h.
greet to find YOU stll lnaptrf|a#
When the vote ON the NDLa##
Stituty for the Reid autl-trua.
was taken. the presence at Ar.
Inns gained "a political ~ WG#
acoustic significance
When the vote was called f#.
Republican Senators 10 3 man
up with the lobby ana voted I#
substitute. which has been e.#..
'subterfugc
The significant point Is ta,sa
cert on action. there never batHH. ..
~ g. @HF
specially is leading political orsH.-
was credited with having boon t#.
thor Of harmony out al dI#tur.
\ glance at the record al IH. +
publicans contingency Viii throw
gravel in the scales Of this d@#u##
when the p~asscngcr rate bill M. -
ing. leader Har~haNS. Who Ha.m
- his own version consider
form "a bpat o. take for tbe ##
shore Of office. was credited Wits
ing secured Il caucus of ssiaa t##
Republicans as had landed ln #"
seats for the purpose ~ aH##
mite if thereby might come s#
the roads Ina the caueu as tb#
runs, Mr.. Harshaw WAS confront
the appalling act hat = ua8aT..
his political colleagues were Iu
of reduction IN rates fu fact
said that. rather than be In~tHu.
by The child Of his making 1..sdsf ~.
shaw adjourned the caucus pfssl
lately.
At any rate. when the passenger b.
came up IN the U"use. the ltrpuhi"
members pIuCticallX dtviGtd u Oh
votes. Again they all ~pracucallE fs
for freight reduction and. W8en .
trust bill came up III the IiouHg-uE
tically the Reid bill which ha
in tho Scnate-thcv al With tho
ception Of Bailey, Grant, Picsel
Pugh voted for III
When the Reid bill catue u.
the senate. the Republicans WeFa
longer divided While Mr. lt"t
stood smiling in the lobby tho H".
as Of wore. and as Il man Nhat
the medicine
Republicans - known In Rate
have not been supposed Ia b. bur#
ca with conviction. IN ftct. th.
visions among them 1T this
which have implied indspe#.
thought have caused remark Is.
they lined no with the Tobacco If.
legislative observers .breathsd H#
freely. IT was the same old I#
with it's traditions preserved rs st
" as before. one felt better aboui
Republicans, because Of their rH
ness and because Of the WAY thsr
at command. Who's command r.
materiaI-it may have been Mr.. j.
Inns who gave the order, or Is 81.
have been somebody else. Tho t|
was by plattoons. AT any rate.
This. was on Friday. A. So.
Mr.. Rollins was on hand Ais t..
Bernard was active III the -
Claude stood on tip-toc when NJ -
ton made his speech III order ta
over the head Of Boss Lauier and
no syllable Of the discourse. it
hard to say who was more imprs
or in whom LAY the greater contra
point Of physique 70 the
Claude or Boss. They WefH
charmed.
But at night came the grand e
The Republicans had a banquea
gcther they fOregathered and al.
the mutton. 1t was an ommIum s..
erum. Willis Briggs was
Hiram, of the Freedman buraaa
footed as having been 81 fhose
ent. Mr.. Grant was there, aH.
Harsha~. All the member ,
House and the Senate were Their. .
discussed strange food and =ls.
drink and cursed the nostalgia ."
petite BY familiar politics. E
nent in the crowd was ~cx-Judge g.
las, he who ran for corporation
missioner on d platform Of dow.
1t all. IT IS understood thai Il
Douglas made a speech. Wa5r.
not for publication AZ was h.-
form" during the campaign.
all the banquet hroode1 h#"
Duncan and Dockery and other
local fraternity mixed o..#
body of the Trust bill. the .
renewed their VOWS In fragrant
crs- IT was an "auspicious onl.
= = 1919 ~ ~ lfai1 lilIfE2 I'D
q melon had been cut"
Yesterday judge Douglas wa
ing around the Supreme CouH.
Snui1ng up memories. H CONT.
u TREND that he did ROT feel
well; that he had intended IT, g
on Friday, but that he heard
'banket" and remained. JUDI. .
las took a fine view Of the 5a.
an idea and a regretfuI ono .
a fact You never can tell H...
gong to taste in the moruiu-
how"
But the blanket was an F.
however highly favored.
me point was the new hagH
n the point Of that wa
denncsS.
1T wa like a nod CARRIE a.
= "ad Of bricks. 1t arrived BIZ.
departure was noticed.
Great is the trust as Il harm.
Magic is its baton. IT must be
When 1t Yields a Republican ".
doeS il more gracefully. Their
ing IKE practice anu old usa-. F..
world. anyhow, to endcar AN