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THE ' DEMOCRAT.
Enterfd at the l. O. at Scotland
Neck as secokd class Mato MaTTEB.
Tlmrlnv. February 19,
W. W. K1TCHIN, - - - -Editor.
With last issue of the Democrat I
severed my connection as editor. J
wish for the paper unbounded success
"anil may it number its volumes by
tens and be a criterion by which those
outside of the town aud county may
judge the town and county. We have
formed a very fine opinion of the
place and citizens and will ever hold
m high Jregard those man' friends
which we have formed in our short
residence. We wish Mr. Kitchiii, the
new editor, success.
Very Resp't.,
Chas. E. Haskitt.
Democrat Stock Company.
We, the undersigned, having unit
ed as joint stock holders, have pur
chased The Democrat, and we now
place the paper on a solid basis, wfth
a capital stock sufficient to insure its
permanency. We do this through
patriotic principles, being interested
in the town and community and in
the great cruse of denioeraej' as well.
And we take this means of assuring
the public that this paper shall con
tinue whether it is self-sustaining or
not. But it is well known to the pub
lic that no paper can be successful
without the hea-ty cooperation and
steady support of 'the people. Every
community ought to be aud is able to
sustain a first-class newspaper; and
the community that fails to do this is
rightly considered behind the times
aud wanting in enterprise. If the pa
per should fail to be self-sustaining,
it will incur loss both to the stock
holders and editor.
Wr, therefore, appeal to our friends
and the public generally to give their
support.and thus aid us in the contin
uance of this enterprise so needful to
the community.
( We assure the uublic that they
need not hesitate to patronize the pa
per either in subscriptions or adver
tising, for it shall not be allowed to
suspend to the disadvantage of sub-
scribers and advertisers.
The politics of the paper is outlin
ed in another column, concerning
which we all agree. We again ask
the public to aid us in establishing in
our midst a first-class paper, and we
confidently believe that they will do
SO.
Noah Biggs.
N. B. Josey & Co.
E, E. Hilliard.
W. H. Kitciiix.
W.A.Dunn.
To 1 'h Public.
In av-uii.siw
: iw:il
au::es?iift iii-iiiHy i'aU to ; he. i.l s.
an .ineiutnt:!i.vd ine wo tt n.
thai, wo h:ivc coiisidfri-d well the bin
drauces that obstruct the pathway U
success. Now, thinking that our ever
are somewhat open, and knowing that
we have substantial grounds on which
to base a bright hope, we salute the
public and cordially invite all tlu
"friends of the Democrat to lend a
helping hand and joyous encourage
ment to it by continuing thoir sub
scriptions and consider it a fair me
medium for advertising.Ot course, the
Jt.be general make up of the Democrat
hereafter will, in no wise, be related
to, or connected with its management
and control i.a the past.
-As"1he readers of this issue wil:
readily perceive, in the card of tht
stock-holders, a safe guarantee foi
. t.ie continuance and spread of tlu
circulation of the Democrat, let
those who have been hesitating in tlu
least, hesitate no longer but feel fret
to patronize this enterprise in Scot
land Neck. It is impossible for aii3
paper, however energetic may be itt
director or however potent be "tht
power behind the throne,' to succeed
without, at least, moderate patronage
fram the citizens of its native com
munity. The NttcsQbserver, last
week, echoed an acknowledged fact
in saying that "the size of the town
has much to do with the circulation
of its representative paper." The
Democrat does not expect to equal
the New York Herald until Scotland
, Neck many times doubles its preseni
population, but for all thaUts futun
is bright. The Amazon is as small
and unnoticed at its source as is tin
most insignificant stream of the earth.
"What's in a name?" The political
channel of the Democrat is fully em
bodied in its appellation, as we un
derstand it. As our predecessor, tht
Commonicealtlt, which was only ouj
forerunner, was strictly Jeffersonian
in its politics, so we shall ever re
sound the sentimeuts and attempt al
ways to follow ip the wake, long sint
illustrious, of the Sage of Monlicel lo.
We shall ever eucouf age and promote,
as far a An 'us lies, the principles of
tt.ose.who most clearly sanction, the
doctrines of j'efTerson and Jackson.
The Constitution, strictly construed,
we shall accept as our guide, We
shall fearlessly oppose all maasures.
both state aud national, which we be
lieve to be contrary to the organic
law of our couutry. Our paper shall
be democratic its highest and no
blest sense, and not partisan as that
terra is generally understood.
It shall be the purpose of the Dem
ocrat to encourage anything that
teuds to the advancement of educa
tion, of the arts, of farming interests,
of commerce and in fact to promote
the community and to reflect the ad
vantages of our locality. We hope to
!-o nha rn (in ornnA to OUT SCCtion Of
the State and throw credit upon our
enterprising town, and on the other
hand we hope to receive good from
our considerate friends, who recog
nize the fact that with the advance
ment ot this paper, the best interests
of the community, county and State
shall also be advanced, and vice versa.
We wish to be considered alive to
progress, aud we know that we mast
be to seem to be. To give to the pub
lic news from all parts of the State,
to shake hands with its progressive
contemporaries and joiu them in their
glorious efforts to elevate the Old
North State, to welcome progress, to
brighten the homes of the troubled,
to give choice reading matter to its
subscribers, to irownat anything that
partakes of the character of fraud or
violence, and to contemn and con
demn anything that we suppose to be
groveling : these shall constitute the
Democrat's joy. and we shall regard
ourselves as happy in so acting.
We shall sift well and impartially
judge the contents of our exchanges,
and when we differ, our opinion will
be voiced in unmistakable larguage.
The Democrat shall be a bold and
resolute denouncer of wrong whether
that wrong emanates from the ranks
of its foes or of its frumds. When
we see fit both "prince and pauper"
shall be attacked. On all questions
of sectional interest we wisli to utter
the wish of the voters. The Demo
ckat shall continue to be wholesoul
d, liberal-hearted and democratic.
In conclusion, we most earnestly ap
peal to every public-spirited man and
woman in Halifax county and the!
State to give us their patronage aud
encouragement in our effort to estab
lish a first-class democratic and news
paper in the town of Scotland Neck.
' Very truly,
W. W. KlTCHTK.
Justices of the Feaee.
The present Legislature will elec.
naiiy Justices of the Peace in each
..ounty. It is very important that ex-
seme care be exercised aud that tue
villofthe people be scrupulously re
;.ir le i. We advise t!u chair naa o
)-M;ooratie etc committees to call a
!2:-.'tir)r in each township of thei
.counties to select the successors u.
hosu whose term will expire, The1)
should then be sent to Raleigh at
once. Let the people exercise due
care and recommend none but good
men. Washington Gazette.
Paying Debts.
A christian and an honest man
needs no law to make him pay his
debts. That spirit of honesty and
justice, that every honest man feels,
makes him pay bis debts, law or so
law. The man who would hide be
hind legal subtifuges. that were creat
ed for the protection of honest uieiv
who desire and need protection from
the heartless creditor, who would
force from him his only hope of main
taining ' a dependent and helpless
family, in not a true man, is not a
christian. Kinston Free Press.
We hope the House of Representa
tives will not reach the Blair Bill this
session. We want to see it continue
at wise legislation, but never do we
wish to see it have the time to so
completely ignore the Constitution
as to pass that Bill which so clearly
signifies a disregard for the constitu
tion. It appears from the proceedings of
the Legislature that Edgecombe is to
have a no fence law, and, perhaps.
Halifax too. We would like to cau
tion the representatives of Halifax to
thoroughly understand the feelings of
the citizens, before acting too hastily.
The House of Dakota has passed
by a large majority a Woman Suffrage
Bill, which was, we should judge, an
inwise act, and as such would be
considered in North Carolina, bat
perhaps the women there are slightly
different from those of Carolina.
Clippings-
.Wilson Mirror : Fire thousand
pounds of tobacco were sold in Bat
bleboro last week at an average of 16
cents.- Some sold as high as $1,80
: i
Tarboro Southerner : As the Eng
lish trudge through the desert they
frequently propound the favorite
question of Capt. Hay arood Clark,
"What has this, to do with the no
fence law?"
Weldon News: About fiie lain-,
dred more bales of cotton were ehip-
J H.--1 ann Hian
bom if fmm hra rlnrino the 8eS '
son of 1883 & 4.
Elizabeth City Falcon : There are
three residents of the town Snowdens
proper, all of whom are applicants for
government positions Life Saving
Service, Collector Internal Revejioe
and Light-house Superintendent can
be supplied from this small burg.
New Bsrne Journal : As evidence
of the severity of the cold snap that
has been upon 'us for, ths last few
days, j'esterday Neuse river wa3, for
about half the distance across on the
North side, frozen over.
Warrenton Gazette: Oar people
seem to be more active, more energet
ic, more industrious, more determin
ed and more hopeful than we ever
knew them. It is a cheering sign.
Henderson Gold Leaf : Henderson,
as a tobacco market, grow3 better
with age. She ranks along with the
best in the State, if fine tobacco from
all parts of the country, heavy breaks
and high prices, are a proper criteri
on to judge from.
Monroe Express: Wheat and oats
.re looking very poorly. The out
look at this season has not been as
unsatisfactory for years. There is
yet plenty of time for them to recov
er and make good crops.
Western Tribune : A Railroad is
projected to run from Alt. HflUy on
the Carolina Central Railroad to
Denver in Lincoln county. The Alan-
agement of the C. C. R. R, offers to
equip the road u the people will
grade it. v
Kernersville News ; When a fellow
with red bair, and his pants in his
ooots rushes into an editors sanctum
and savagely calls out, ''Are you the
boss of this shebang,.' it requires a
jood deal of halting between hope
and tear to decide whether he is in
search of the fighting edLor or wants
to p-vy his subscription.
Norfolk E ceaing News : The spirit
of reform is abroad in the land. The
North Carolina House of Represen
tatives has passed a bill making it a
misdemeanor to sell or give cigarettes
to a boy under ten years qf age, and
Virginia boys are hauled up in the
primary schools for chewing tobacco.
Wilmington Star : The greatest
change of temperature recorded this
seauon took place during Tuesday
indTnesday night, the Star ther
mometer showing a fall of forty de
crees in twentyfour hours ending at
6 o'clock yesterday morning. We
tave iiad numerous sudden jumps
: his season, but this, we believe, gets
uea I of all of them.
Lenoir Topic x Up to dat the pub.
lie road have been remarkably good
for .he time of year. If the Spring
rains continue, however, they will be
come almost impassable. Let us call
upon every overseer to give his sec
tion an exceptionally good working
as soon as possible before court. The
work is ur;clr needed.
Eastern Reflector : $Therever you
go and meet people who have visited
Greenville recently they speak of the
rapid improvement and growth of the
town. Greenville has, indeed, made
very many marked, improvements of
late and all that is needed to give the
town a general boom is a good rail
road and a few more enterprising
men.
Ac ics-Observer : The committee
appoint' d to take steps in regard to
the sale of the Exposition bpildings
has been in session here. No conclu
sion was reached. Another meeting
will be held. It is hoped that the
main building may yet be spared, and
auother grand exposition held in the
autumn of 188G. When asked about
the matter yesterday, Air. W. S
Primrose said : 'There will be a gen
eral sale of exposition property at a
time to be set hereafter. It is not
definitely known what will become of
the main building."
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