wishes of the good citizens of the country supply it least six large cotton nulls,
respected and their rights maintained; the , F n j-0iacco j3 raised near here
treasures of the land in honest and pru- j Q.iicWv m kf en ten
dent hands, to be expended in the best in
terests of the people. We want no more
assessments made on the offices of the
country to swell the corruption fund to
keep rascals in stealing position. Such
things we trust nave nau men
the blessings ot gooa goveminum. c
trust will be ours in the future.
n. n . 11.
and marketed in Salisbury to keep ten
times the amount of factories going
that we have now.
Farming Lands in this county are
warranted bv the fact that so many
roads are improving their property
and either extending their lines or
building new ones. Many old lines,
too, are being rehabilitated, which had
hitherto fallen under a cloud of debt.
There is renewed confidence in trade,
a better feeling between employer and
employee, capital and labor than usual.
Strikes have perceptibly diminished.
Business engagements are being mde
on a widened scale. These facts in a
1 .residential election year and in mid
summer go to show great confidence
in the conservatism and wisdom 01
the management of the government
by the Democratic party.
The Trail of Butlerism.
