The farmer and mechanic., 1907-08-20

People have moved TO every State
In the Union from North Carolina
but few people move 10 North Caro-
lima
1T IS no, an easy task fer man
TO break into the old North State. We
are mighty particular about inviting
strangers and want 10 know with
whom we associate.
Referring TO Governor Glenn, MIR
Winston said:
He is Fundamentally and essentially
! Democrat. He believes that the peo-
pie have the inherent right 10 govern
themselves. and ne has faitE that they
will govern themselves wisely and
well.
His patriotism embraces our whole
country. and he accepts the changed
relation OF the States to the general
government He is for the Union, one
and inseparabie, now and forever: but
he knows that a just regard for the
reserved rights of the States will make
the Union strong and great
He is reformer. after as we'll as
before election. He knows public af-
fairs. both the requirements OF the
present and the demands OF the flu
ture
mo rash experiments in Govern
ment appeal 10 him. and no cry Of
conservatism can turn him from the
path Of plain duty.
THE great chief executive Of our
nation struck the keynote OF modern
civilization when he declared that
every man should have square
deal" That sentiment finds full voice
in North Carolina. Recently. in a su-
preme and crucial moment. the Gov
ernor of our State laid down the only
proper way In which the square deal
can be had without disturbance to
real moral or business conditions. and
adopted as his shibboleth-'The Laws
of North Carolina shall be obeyed
Il present a national figure-Ro bert
Broadnax Glenn, Governor of North
Carolina /"
Governor Glenn was highly enthu-
siastic over his trip here and the sue
cess of North Carolina Day. He said
repeatedly TO those around him during
the luncheon that It was one OF the
greatest days OF HIS life and expressed
his qualification at the outpouring OF
North Carolinians to celebrate their
day at the Ter Centennial
president Powell Of the North Car
olina Commission was seen yesterday
afternoon following the exercises at
the Auditorium. and he was just as
enthusiastic over the success OF the
celebration as the governor himself
He said that this week was the begin
ming CT the attendance on the part OF
Caroiinians at the Exposition. He
said that thousands would follow those
who attended during North Carolina
Week anC that with the possible ex,
ception Of Virginia herself. North Car
olina would send more people to
jamestown than any other State In all
the Union"
Governor Glenn introduced Ben La
cy as the best man God ever made"
Mr. Lacy told the gentlemen to whom
he presented the State Flag that he
ought to hold 1t high-yes higher
than any flag. not excepting the Stars
and Stripes.
The North Carolina Military.
General Armfeld. your command
made a splendid appearance" was
the compliment paid the North Caro-
lima troops yesterday by General Fred
erick Dent Grant who witnessed the
review The parade was led by the
TWenty-third Regulars and followed
by the regular artillery and cavalry
Then the North Carolina brigade
passed in review, 2,200 strong
In the line was the 22nd United
States Infantry, attachments of sail
ors from the battleship Missouri: 8rd
ond Squadron 18th United States Cav
airy; 1st End and 3rd Regiments
North Carolina State Militia: North
Carolina Battery Field Artillery and
Naval Brigade
Brigadier General ArmfeId was Civ
en- a stirring applause as he led his
rne command. The Third Regiment
headed the parade. followed By the
Second and First Regiments. 1t was
the first time all the brigade had been
together. Governors Swanson and
Glenn stood side by side and received
the review. Thousands witnessed the
review and the North Carolina trooDs
did themselves proud and were pratg-
ed on all sides
In the official box during the review
were the following members of the
staff Of Governor Glenn: General Ma
con, Colonel Peterson, Colonel Caller.
Colonel Ludlow, Colonei/Johnson, Col
onel Robinson. Colonel Arlington col
onel Hodges, Lieutenant Colonel Kim
patrick, Lieutenant Colonel Hunter
Major Gedes. Major Pierce. Colonel
Young, Colonel Cunningham, Colonel
Williams and Colonel Ward
Governor at Negro Building.
The program Of today was the Visit
TO the Negro Building. where the
North Carolina negroes have yer,,
attractive exhibit This was the nrn,
gram:
Music.
Opening remarks by Secretary e
Hunter, introducing Commissions
eT General c. II. Williamson.
= Music
Address-Governor r. B. Glenn.
Music
Addresses by Hon. p. r. Lacy. State
~ treasurer OF North Carolina: Hon
+" =. Douglass. member OF the Te1-
lslature; Commissioner General 7 E
rrogue ana members OF the Exposition
commission from North Carolina
Praise by Ledger r-Dispatch.
Inc Norfolk Ledger-Dispatrb sneaL.
IN terms OF praise of the speeehes
me governor and Lieutenant Govern
In response to these addresses
Lieutenant Governor Winston -.
SoIth carolina. made a brief adsresa
that was a pleasure to listen 70 IL
was eloquent and said the thing ~.
"eIe ntlng to the occasion. He was
ioiio"eo ny Governor Glenn. who re
ceifed an ovation when ne arose "a
advanced to the front of the .,saa
Els aooress was freqentiy interruntss /
py applause and at times he vas 49,
pehea 70 wait many seconds befnra
enough % 20 nge.s. se. the audience quiet
expressions OF good will for IT, ms ms