They are consistent in nothing but
inconsistency. They have made no
professions they have not abandoned,
advocated no policy from which the
have not retreated. They have al
ternately denounced and supported
every measure advanced by their ad
versaries and fonietimes simultane
ously, as when thev have demanded
r tne sucar f Domsiuna the pro
tCCtlOU they Have dell led to tlie iron
, 1 1 .-
ot 1 eimsy Ivauia,
Pretending to be in favor of the
free coinage of silver, they supported
a Presidential candidate whom they
knew to be unalterably opposed to it
and who would promptly veto a bill
should it pass. His proposition for
an income tax, which sent them into
epileptic convulsions during the war
as an odious, inquisitorial invasion
of human liberty, they accept with
out a murmur of protest, and under
the pitiless scourgings of his con
tempt for their greed of oilice they
whimperingly cringe with snariing
servility."
The growth of the Xorth Carolina
College of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts has been very remarkable.
Starting four years ago with one
building and five professors present,
and with little equipment, it now has
six buildings, fifteen prolessors and
teachers, and a complete equipment
in many technical lines. It gradu
ated its first class in June, but tt
once many of these young men step
ped into lucrative and responsible
positions. Its announcement appears
in this issue.
"THE ONLY M KNACK."
The Poor Old Campaign Tariff not in it
Any More.
A financial condition which is the
OXT.Y mexace to the country's wel
fare and prosperity. G rover Cleve
land, June 5th, 1S93. tf
JULY 20.
1 STRIKE FOR
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