DAILY REFLECTORYP. J. WHICHARD. Editor.Fame oe. eee : ""EVERT AFTERNOON: (EXCEPT SUNDAY).=Envered as second-lass mul matter.ailnanreennmsiantenegrepscrIlTprtan RATES.pe venr. - * . #3.@ne month, - - 7° wo)Une weer - © - - JeDelivered in town by carriers withouaxtrT cat.ave Hberal andean heAly ertiang rateste the editer or athad on anrieationthe offer"_va desire five eorrespor.aent atavec nostafee in the county, who willgent in brief iters of NEWS as if Oecirsneighborhood, Write plainlyBp ene)gacden von ope cide of rhe paper.[cvesrar. DECEMBER 7, 1897.osene en CC CC 1onCAPT. KITCHEN tOR HAR-MONY.Per edHe Writes a�"� Letter to the Editorof the Charlotte Observer, inReply to a Recent Editorma!.SONTINUED FROM YESTERDAY:)"Tsaid in mv letter that I wouldinvite all owho love home, family,wives, daughters, children,friends ana bleeding humavitv.�This invitation tvould include the~editor of the Observer and alllike him, for I know be is honest.gircere, patriotic and not onlydoes all these things, but moreAnd no man living would rejoicemore thaa this writer to feel andknow that you were 1n harmonywith the Chicago declaration ofprinciples. I donTt think theparty or its principles ever had astronger advocate, or 4 moresincere, honest, patriotic support-er, and I know it never had @-~pember I thought more of, orbad more confidence in. And Iloye you now, and I will continueto do so. because I recognizeyour right in your opinions. Andwhen the day comes, that theman of thought, reasons andconvictions cannet entertain andexpress those thoughts, reasonsand convictions in this land of~ours, without being houndeddown and denounced, that will at |least be the beginning of the end-of our liberties and independence.Now, vou quote me as sayingof the Populists: oThis whele-gale denunciation and abuse ofall who aided in administering amerited rebuke to the nationalDemocracy is all wrong and outef place,� and then you ask me,oft this is not also true of thefew� who kicked at the Chicagoplatform, or in your words, theohandful of bourbons.� I answeremphatically. Yes, a thousandtimes yes. ©No one wants our former breth-ren to otag along at the tail endof tho procession.� I want allthe honest. patriotie gold advo-cates and Porulists and all otherswho believe in the bed rockPrinciples of the party, and whofavor the driving of the presentgang out of power in the State,into outer datkness, where therewill bo wailing and gnashing ofteeth, and who will abide the de~cision of the conventions of theparty, to come boldly into theconventions, and stand in saidconventions as peers and equalsof all other Democrats. Ofcourse I do not mean that [ wouldfayor inviting sneaks, spies,bummers and traitors into aDemocratic organization or con-vention, as plotters, schemers,intriguers stirrersup of sirife.Bot I do not consider the honestgold siandard man or the honestnon-ofiice-seeking Populist asDelonging to these clasees, but Ifook upon them as I look upon )myself and the members of theDemoctatic party, a8 honest,uprigbt, patriotic citizens, de-|siring and striving todo the bestthey car to,aidin bringing lightout of darkness, quiet out ofchaos, happiness out, of misery,prosperity out of adversity, aod,above all things, to save ourcivilization from the hands ofsuch men as Builer, Pritchard,Russell and their hordes. ofheathens and barbarians.As I have said in substance, Ithink nothing less of a goodcitizen, honest and open in hisconvictions, because he holds| opinions different from mine onany question. And it is radicallywrong, morally wrong and politi-cally wrong to heap denunciations upon them. The villain,the scoundr@f; the plotter, theintriguer, thé utprincipled fellow]of the baser sort, devoid of prin-ciples, honor, virtue, true man-hood, and who deals iv falsehoods,aianders and stratagems andtreasons is the fellow to cenounce.li I was chairman of the Democratic party, I would beg andbeseech ali! Democratic papersand speakers, for dscencyTs sake,and especially for the sake of\harmeny and unity in the party,to hoist on high the flag of truceand cease firing on their formerfriends and to turn their gansupon the common enemy.I would then extend a cordialinvitation to every man in NorthOarolina who is opposed to theRepublican party, its principlesand practices, and who favorswhite supremacy in the State,and who will support the nomi-nees of the conventions, providedthey are men ot good standing,to come acd join hands and touchshoulders with us a8 brethrenand comrades and aid us in orgavizing an army of patrioticsoldiers. regardless of past partyaffiliations, to purge the Statiof plunder-hunters, demagoguesand inefficients, and restore whitesupremacy from Cherokee toCurrituck.Some men are pugilistic bvnature, and can't helpit- 1 asedto be so myself. But time andage have put a quietus on me,and the fire does not burn soravidly. These hot bloodedfellows will learn a lesson afterthey pass through 4 few morestorms, and will be as tame andquiet as Jambs.There is a right and a wrongway to do all things. Let us allstrive to find out the right thingto do, by using all means at ourcommand, and then do the bestwe can. I dont know what isbest to do, but I do know yillifi-.cation, vituperation,denunciation,crimination anc recriminationare all wrong. I know anotherthing: If we donTt get togetherand stand together we will all godown together in cone commonruins The cause is common tous all. We must all win or wemust all lose. There is no halfway groand in this fight. Wemust stand together or fall sepa-rately. |[t 19 a very serious questionwith the people in my part of theState. Weare ready to do ourduty under any circumstances,make any honorable sacritice, IfL~vould control or influence theparty leaders, I would inducethem to proclaim from thehouse tops, from one end cf theState to the other: oLet bv-gones be by-gones, let the deadbury its dead, our liberties are indanger, our people are suffering ;here is my nand and my heart,yonder is the enemy of us all,jetTs be up and at uin!�As ever, your friend,_ W. 4. Kircnin.Scotland Neck, N. ©., Nov. 30, T97.[have not written this to get inprint, and unless vou prefer, I donot care to publish, but do ex-actly as you prefer, for 1 assureyou | haye written nething I amnot willing to father.WASHINGTON LETTER.© i +(e)(From our Regular Correspondent. )WasHrnaron, D. 9., Dec. 6 97.extended to Mr. McKinley be-cause of the great sorrow whichhas come up through the dyingagonies of his mother. For thetime, the strong opposition to therecommendations of his annualmessage is held in obeyance, gndthe criticisum to which the mes-page is open remains unspoken.In the presence of the angel ofDeath, as it were, any display ofpartisanship would be unseemly.he opening of the session ofCongress was, owing to the cir-cumstances, quieter than usual,although the crowds were thereas usual. There were nuinerousempty seats in both House andSenate, although the attendancewas, on the whole, about up tothe average of opening Jays.Senator Daniel was warmlycongratulated by his colleagueson bis unanimous renomiation bythe Democratic caucus of theVirginia legislature.Because it happens that ail ofthe outspoken opponents of theannexation of Hawaii in theSenate are Demuecrats it has beenstated that party lines are to bestrictly drawn in the discussionof the treaty, and that a Demo-cratic caucus 18 likely to ba heldfor the purpose of declaringagainst anpexation. Theve is nouisposition on the part of thoseDemocratic Senators who areopposing the ratification of thetr aty. tomake lt a party ques-tion, although they will do allthey can to deieat the treaty.This ought to be appareat to allwhen Sevator Morgan, of Ala-bama, a Democrat of the rock-ribbed kind, 18 one of the fore-most advocates of the ratificationuf the treaty. Wnhile the advo-cates of annexation are just asconfident as eyes that it will beaccomplished, not a few of themexpress doubts of the ratifcationof the treaty, and believe that itwill have to be dune by jointaction of Coagress.Representative Allen, of Mis-gissippi, Who enjoys the reputa-tion of being the wittiest man inthe House says: ~Down in Mis-sissippl, we have not, as yet, beendeluged with prosperity. Theadvance agent is tarrying @ longtime On his way to Our section.Tupele (Mr. AlienTs town)waiting for hios and will give hima brass .band reception. Ourpeople, however, are not enfferingfor the necessaries of life, Weliye modestly and contentedly,and are long on hog and homiay,however short we may bs onfilthy lucre. Wedo not go muchon clipping capons, but as thepoet well. says; oWe are thepeople.�Senat.r McLaurin, of SouthCarolina, is opposed to the PostaiSavings Bank scheme, uniessmaterial changes are Made, be-oavse he thinks it would imposehardships on owners Of real es-tate, especially tarm lands. Hesavs that the National Bankshaving no legal right to makeloans on real estate, the privateand savings banks are the prin-pal sources from which suchloans are necessarily obtained,and that the operation of thePostal Savings Banks woulddrive all the idle money into theUnited States Treasary and theNational Banks, leaving no placewhere land owners could borrowed so that the money depositedin the Postal Savings Bank canbe.loaned to land owners, Sena-tor McLaurin will gladly supportvite iDemocrats and Popuilists are] 4not behind the Republicans injoining in the ger eral sympathy |they could advertise they cou'dis.money. If the scheme,be amend-| |CURE CONSTIPATION.PO PPS SES SSS ;10 ¢ ALLie es TN oruenee . . : wie f| REGULATE oTHE LIVE Eel234 50 ¢ athena ALS DRUGGISTSABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED '9.ct08tY cen cote cout rouse aay natural resol Sam-Montreal, Can., or New York.nle and booklet free. Ad. STERLING REMEDY CO., Chicazo,91%.Ps EOP PEL PLE POPP OOO :R. L; DAVIS, PresTt.R. A. 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