The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-02

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tnf t-e1 Ire Old 1eGt- lta'
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makes Is Old fols= n. ME meE2e4
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tire S14taer1 C-Ittca1 =rea..--g a-s
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~ 81 ,rf1,sa ana h9~5-f31et+ cam
oaiga Wae IN hard. and 0-l. the p.at-
fGr-7 ofa~- ~ r~orrar5Fry perttes
rera in demand 53r rae OCCASION.
Erom Fft- - . br74rea miles around.
faa-re 1f-no.4 s+,froad ror7nnrfca-
+io~ ss 49, ros1~ea taa5l DELEGATIONS
IN ~. r,.o 63-s ans ri9bts in adj
vance. o~ocesssa..s with afe and drum
ans bands cannon and cavalry, had
held rial re-ades
III. - ,.n
;-e - ms a.s1.foI fra1a6as M
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- IN - III 49,
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$50 So 800 80 +a..z +ba
da4rtr- rl7s-1 - E-o,r.r Eioa+s
u-era fo,.voad an5 60, ,-cI,ra women
and ebildren 4xnressad
il symbol the doctrines III their sizes.
all acl9Tr &ot n ] hurarad
wears Guild I 4orver the sneeehes nd
the sneaEars ar tna+ a--an+ful 4at.
whole passages 1inpar III n,en7o~z- nov
recall the iIbilant ria~ If Pan Hill
as. lifting an Ola pla,ard on when Vas
inscribed "Rurk ara PraoL- ami KAN
sas' He said. You've rot vour Buck,
and you've got vour brock, hu+.
where is voGr x ans9so. or
Brovnlow with j heavy thumn of his
fist on the able DECLARING II -rat,id
rather vote frr the oId c1otbas ~
Henry t-lar stuffed wins STRAW tban
for any living man" or Tomhs Win
massive head and lord11- nosa denounc-
ing IN bIs4erinp enaaob fha ,,nhol.-
alliance Of certain men IF the Sontb
with the enemies IF It's most vital in
sti+u+ion. ar S~tenhere small and
ueazened salIou ana nnLamnt ,,tb
cigar stump IN his hand. his thin. me
tallic voice. penetrating with sharp
power to the part Of the
great ~open-air assemblage. All dag.
back and forth the battle of giants
raged Toward nlghtfall the Demo-
Gratis were in dire distress over the
seeming victory of the Wings.
Yancey lay sick at home. sixty
miles away, and the wires were kept
hot with pleadln5s to bring him at
II cost, II possible, At nlne O'CLOCK
tfnaI night | saw a strange trlbutet to the
49, - tlaL orarorc no ao4o'
49, - -
lule' - Vel 3 II ne pastt Fdle anu
elhaGlaleu, 'dheli llo1l AMa sIth loora
~ NJ ~ = 7peelai IAN. p-poih5
upon the shoulders or men whose ldol
ne had oeen Tor tNenty Years; ne Vas
eatiaeo - ne p+a,loil - ~ ne elose
o. oar aaS ; 7 95fh' s JleroIs ~ ~ on SEP oppo e.aiae
\ an magnetism Whlch
lell upon al q Us, ne pesaa q speech
or tNo hours lehsth. lin ~
noui. sdch vas TIE aldslc y - ild,'
: hau 'diiitd - aI - 49, $50 2
iled - pails ana ii14eu 49,
~ = so raoa7ving tha tramandnns
annlansa ~ even bis nolitica1 enemies
appgp 80 80 vadaoa al re ,nigbtT ,-o~l
a. - ~ aanasi+fon and
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WITH SUCH polltlcai leaderS as these
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character OF the old South devoted
for generations 10 the study dnd eA-
position OF the puresI parry poliI1es;
l an not suip5 SCI :. ls4ti ~ ~
o. pplltleo anu piatlollii7 y 'ao ~
0ou1i'
When did the OLD South dle' Dr.
Hanlill tells in such a manner e reads
k q fairy story. but OIL. 50 sad 70
those who witnessed the scenes. he
says:
"On a bright April day, 1861, books
were closed in the old academy. there
We're bugles and roll Of drums on the
streets: people were hurrying togethe
and soon the roar Of cannon shOoh
the building as they told US of the
~bornbardment Of Sumter by the bat
teries of the Confederacy.
ing soldlery. Every departing
The Old South was soon a
slea' camp o. sH1Lllls' ulil,
liall no1e - lhe ron tne IaW -
uisainls uoopo - ! -
INN Ills coiipahies ! 800 ~
dltd Tie sdiy ulcSsed eauet9 = ~
nllll!dfS 6cnools. mere We're te.ael
paItlngs ana long good-oyes, 50 long
q 10 MANY 0t Them mat moi H6f mas