s s .
J
I
"Wit
t-t-- r .
IMllH
or:
KlWr; thw Mint
ilinx 'increasing Uio weiht in tie
tray lcAt litrl toattractjiJtntion.
Bui even then the counterfeiter'
f production is in vnriaU y lighter than
; i be real troln. 5Tk?b tboi people at
tu .Mint niaae ,o coin as : tuwvsu
imitation i at possible. : The!
v -
'THURSDAY,
I-RUKU.UU 13, 1879.
do do it Wore yon go b&ck to them,
or they will introduce, to the notice
of each o of J oa t rliort quotation
from Bftakepeare "Nerer more
be officer of mine ! I i t
Bat, gentlemen of the Ls?gis!a
tore, if yon are bent on the salary
milling ou the edge, which ha grab," don't go loo strbnjrlj fur
jierer yet Lceti well executed in j your pound of flesh; old Shj
I counterfeit, is a great rafegnard, and ' lock came out a rery bad recond in
( the dies are produced in the highest! that performance, and yea will fare
style of the art This is one of the J no better, if you persist. Don't do
1 greatest difficulties in the path of any more tinkering at M Battle's
a s a - . . a .
tue counterfeiter uio great ex
1 1
Texas rankn third among tLej pense, the impossibility, almost, ot
wool producing State4 jg,liug work done by first-rate
-s 1 1 workmen. This is generally ob-
ivsu 1 11 is is wi,ai ishuci uv a Rervaule in il.
i 1
statesman in the Charjotle Uemo- counterfeits published by the an
crol : i J thorities, as, when pointed out, the
State. A i'. There has befn, neiiher re- nary Observer, but they
irenrliiut tit
lay
rule and there is m large idehciency
the Tn-snry. The eie(i.t. iu uJ.
1 1 1 1 1 . l.. I d
merit hnrc If en inn tl instead ,.,gve the description of a counterfeit
decnatl f iromised. ! : Hlvr dollar which' las jut been
J?C ?Z ,S7.'8lt ft ; Jiored. In U maUer of weight, i
nr pju-tf . Il idl; Tlimjwill not do. . it IS, OI COUffO, UttlCient. It
.trifle
ReTisal," but see if you caunot get
through before the allotted sixtyi
days with what might ha to been J
done in thirty. You can el, if you I
ecire1 two detpstehes, oo of tbsa from
Mr. ' ElmrA Cooper. ijiug UuU bo
toney conkl b fsruUbsd, uml tbatk
the ngotijitioBS nn4 b topped, s3
oas frvn Got. TUda ssyingthst lis
4 Pel ton musk retara at oaee to New
WkCily."
It is erktent UuU llr. Tildra Xi4 not
maintain tb petition which be bass
snmsd of innocent iodiflerenes, of sbsor
lute ignombes as to the tismeful ear
rnptioti which ws Wing carried on for
Li benefit, mml by men wbo were known
to l bis onttSJenlbtl nents. It is o
b!e thai knowing it be ntopped it, ss
Pettoa intimates that be did, and as be
declares be wonkl bre done. That is
apoiutfor laeestigstiou. What in es
tablished beyond a donbt i that the im
presaion which be baaaongbt toriee,
that he knew nothing of it, ia eontraUiet
ed by the first really ekaeutial eridrtice
that has been offered on the subject,
w e
encbni i.t nor r.form.; The p nple ' roinut that they might w
ny the Mine tuxes paid pnder lUa;eal ! . , , J
lie and there is a largo ideticienry in Overlooked by the UUSUsp
are
ell
so
be
descriptions of, are sincere, saTe the people some ' ELECTION FRAUDS IK SOUTH
$20,000, by getting done before this
month i out, and although that is
not at all as much as might hare
been sored, it will keep tip appear
anccs, at least, and promise well for
the fotaro.
unsuspicious.
To sound the alarm, therefore, we
SOUTH CAROLINA.
N. Y. Times.
Jn the mouth of November, 1876,
-. I a il a il w
IS a OLU11I1 31. i ecu, iim agea OI IIW MO
I 1 I 1 A . 1- .
ili'krr thnil llut stnrwlanl . .. w . .
TOnAfTVl TY lsrercnuoiise, in new xotb. enierea in-
ivuiviu 'siher dollar, but weiclisonlv seren- to netrotiatione to inrcliae the francto-
Tl.e Senate Fia,cj mmit:ee;ieu,8 as much, aud tbe nulling u ! JTSSS ?3FiS
have agreed to report to that Ijotly, , imrK-Hect Tlie other imperfections ! tora. He aKn-ed apon their mm (or
Tin;
diicing the tax on iTnnnlacturetl ( The figure 8 in.
looacco to 16 cetitH ,per xund,
leaving the tax ou Snuff mid C'igar.-i
unchanged.
It i - cl.MincJ by the friends f
lOilnctioi) tlut forty-twp Senators
nte iinpjnivo.i!.y commiiteI to the
bi
tlccuJeuly ojik oJ to it m its
Miupt. It is gfrptifyiiig to.
CAROLINA.
Tbe Teller Committee baa finished its
la bora in Charleston, & C. There -is
plenty of evidence on both aides, I nt
tits evidence on tbe Democratic ade ia
moat remarkable. Where Uiy oann.4
get some one to swear that j rt:-i.bir
outrage did not take place at all, Lhey
try to make it appear that tbe wl 14 p?og
or the shooting waadone for so.-r,a'ther
purpose than political effect. Tl " ;wor
Democrat w;sre afraid of the ntrvi
in fact, their tires were in danger and,
conseqnentiy, to diminish the danger,
Armed Democratic moba took prominent
negro bmdera and almost, if not quite,
beat them to death. A Terr likelr atorr.
earn woicu may bare oeen coo.uw or ; iaee.l ! At Cbarl-stoo, on J n. 23
8H0.0U0, and irported the bargain to . , v 1 , n
havedoU ialLpeiimlsteVfnwYotkbytenWsph.''11, ucoettlltt Ue followiag
in a ctpuer nirntauea y urn. ne ( w .
reeeired tlieir assent ud surtod North ! C. C. Hayne, a eo'ored Repnlcao,
; ctow tbe trananclion, wht-n he wa . tcstitiet ! the beating of Freeman, the
l.v I'ttnn Ilia limiliaaf IMnMa.o - f I ...M.. I I ... Il..
of O .T. TilWn. alio said that Um mat- i engine honse, aud the rrj-etiou of col-! Conr, tostifle.1 tliat the Tote at the
greasman SmatTj. who wiValao preraat
ed from leering the place 'that night
On the other side. Thomas IL Moae.
Ctgred Penascrat, testified thai a
majority of lb colored people la the
strongest colored sectlcss of the county
vers Democrats. '
J. S. Bteedmaa. a white Democrat,
testified that rtbetn was bo distorbsaos
at tbe flsekriUn meeting; that Con
greasman 8maHs eoneented to tbe diri
aion of time, aad tL.it ow election day
eeeryfcody voted freely.
L. J. Ixlar, Usyor of Blaekrine,
firmed this testimony, and testified that
tbe Krpablicsna epprored tbe Demo
cratic ticket, with the exception of two
canditlaten for the Leglslstnre.
J. 1W I in per, a colored Democrat, tes
tified that William Riley was of notori
ously bad reputation; he would not be
lieve; him on oath; if beaten at aC, be
was beaten for a brutal crime with
which be was charged; at tbe poll in
Hampton County, where tbe witneas
was rn election day, most of tbe colored
people votrd the Demnerauo ticket.
Bandy Keitt, a oolon-d Repnbliean sad
Depaty Marshal, testified thai RepabU
cans were deuyed in voting at Orangs
bwrg; that be tw a Democrat staff
Demoeratie tickets into tbe bos, and
that be was arrested tot insisting on
entering tbe poll-room to witness tbe
count. After the election be bad been
assaulted, and was afraid to go back
I. erne. Hundreds of colored mea bsd
been tnrned off by their employers be
cause they did not vote the Democratic
ticket.
E. A. Webster, white Repabbean,
testified that two Republican meetings
were broken up by tbe Democrats, and
that at tbe election the ltepobl:ans
were more united than ever before.
Two colored Hnpervisora testified to
an eseem of tickets in the boxes, nud
to tbe solidity of the colored vote.
B. Byas, colored, testified to tbe
threats of colored Republicans against
colored Democrats. One Democrat, he
said, was severely beaten for distribu
ting led shirts.
Two Kepol licana, from Georgetown
for. and obediesot to, the Ufctted Etatse
Laws woald fellow'. Accenting these
views, tbe Administrstioa enterad apoa
the erperimeni of eomplyiaar with the
demands mads by Soolbern Piieewta.
Tbe rrsuit ia wall kaowa. I ssost ef
tbe Southern StaUs tbe biw oCears of
President Grant's AdministnUoa have
beea rephmrd by Democrats or tsae
waim IkpebBeaae ea dorsad by the
leediae? mvn at Ike Whste League.
Ia spite of these cbaagsa, bowever, Ibe
mansiacrure of "moonshiae' whisky
energy than be
imetbatioa. A
five precincts where tbe Republicans
had i mi nty was turown out on
present
iuiv that, uhaicor nay lo the
iiclion of Cotjf- tlw question
uun were , . , . ., . . .. .
..' ..- fiiA ... ..l. v. v.uii oa l v. uwrncutw ui
rot ps were draau out, ui: but fire ot
will e
Trade
crl'lniutv
1878
eucli lo4u.
The P in " IMuribna " hns also the aae
defect.
The bottom of the I in the sarao word
in slightly curved, wl irh i not mi !
in the ceuaine coiu. snd tl ! i.r i. ui Mm. i.. n. ki.n. tlirH .r ik.i ...t.n in ti,. 1'i.mi. h
lower parts of uiani of tlf lett
iu ' United Sut.-of Ameriei n j no, be farnKhed. Thu ii the uUt4nce, w! o 'as sutwrvisor at the Thirty-two 1 conDi ' iufonn-lities. snd the
are kliirMlv rr.aiknl anH l,nLii i t ..it t. . u ...n .1 .. .. 1 . i coniitv thus civen to the Democrats.
wlnle not niulo thnil tliiitv are The xuiiterfeit is stated to le mle of i f .. ..i.,. i. UV J i.,n.. ...w.r.1 ..M'tii1 Ttio Dota.icrufs brousht lurward G
........ . I 1 1 " . 1 1 ? . . . . " . .
.mLiv.uiButinii, iisueiua Imiiseil IWuto tho ctcimilt sitting st
Klivt-r- It'.ie Fifih-Aveunc llolrl last week.
- ; The ndmiKiwuM ore very grave, am1, we
do not wiunKr that t e committee dt-
lajcd a4 long as p-ib!o ovtr preliini-
nttry matters tieforo rrudiug to New
v !i ... ..i 1 1..... i l. . ....... ..f
1 bese words, used ho IrcpictJly . n, u.rln i a-oitahe.! le..ul all
dispute Mr. Tilden's knowledge of it, . .rgaiii.niion of the Republican
ai ,1 Ucl oi uis Uikiuj sciiou wiiii iuj Ix.- a,
reg.tni to it, is eviuiiaii3in iMiiici. , perin(el, n
It i ih bo for Mr. TiMen hituaeir, sided threateneil to shoot him. He describ
(or enibarrus e.t) by his nephew, to ex-' csl the interference ot the Democrats
plain the t xtent au1 the dale of hs with the Republican Convention st
kuowlodgf, the origin oi it, .ud the ! Sumter, wheu there was a disturbance,
i but no ' ne was hurt. He next described
a ! the Kuftini! c'n'k m etins. where
hor;'v bt; it led, Ld tlto
l
lio t' lievctVof the im-
Iwing over it
wliir!i
-for now neatly t !o in tith.
The terst ntt? ai d njint j peculiar
1o our able c--.Oiijorary, I ho
Wiltniiigtuu l'on, i uvitict-aLlo in .
tlio lol!-"'.
'iliis i-. r. I. . ;:.! -Tr n: fi-v- Slil-,
here tin" JK"J1.- r m Tle" lioiirbou. '
I'M IihU' rani"! tl.e SUtr by fraud
ii'xi : i :ivr. fixr.l t;.iVi, luul tln-y
coul i hold tin- 1j. hi.i1. ire even wlmii
the HojHiljiic.iusi'iiri icil the tate. Theu
thev changed t.n; ' Vntitsitiou. Aud
no.v ti p I'ihit'i"'! -vt'tsthe uiagii-ti:it-K,
it ui:jf'ri! v i-i ,i I in in each
coiiuty nre nlwnn !..'irln'r.K; the magis
trates fhot the Cm'' C'ii4uns-iitiirH, ,
ll , c f ili'iu ok i3o,nlouf'; nrd the'
Cuimi.isiuiitrs rpp.-'int the poll -hohterr,
nil f wliota aru iirluij; jiU'l the
H!l-ho'ders nre th jn' qf elections,
isbd eon lit : tlit. l-fie 'aul tlirow
out ns the.v pieuse. 'i Ii is; i ry mnrh :
hiu-h mi nriiitocrac n.s n the Catholic
t 'Iih r-h, wlu'rc the I'oi ;,. spHiuts t he
t 'ariliiiiils mill t!i (' r-lMiah elect the
I'opo. TIiiim tli ii'ou h tjl is ou the
)ie hi of tl.e pci'pli1.
HE FOll 31 AM) IiETUENCH-"MEM."
Jiuuiedifttt ly Lt-faie nud after elec
tions, fmu well, and iue well cal
culated to catch the h&l! t of tliol
uer-taxed voter fcekin for any!
ballot 5 wna fonud.
It UKKTl'W tiKtte
which were Republican votes.
Samuel Lee, a colored Republican,
from Sn inter, testified that ea:! iu the
cauraxs at a precinct meeting at Swim-
niiu, Vus, ho was given notice thst no
I'-rty
aoea ea with wren a
fors -'the era ot reeoneiliatioa.
Democratic District Attorney ia Bowta
Carolins did not restrain tbe red-shirt
rifle clubs in 1878 more effectually than
tbe Republican officials were able to do
in 1870. A Deiaoeratte' United States
Marshal in George has proved that be
ia enable to prevent fee grossest viola
decs of the revenue laws ia that State
and in Lonialina. A Marshal appoint
ed upon the rrcomneadttinn of leading
Democrats was enable to restrain tbe
political murderers of Tensas sad Caddo
more effectually tbaa the Republican
Itaraha) Pitkin was able to rsstrsia
these fellows ia Feliciana and Onaohita.
On tbe other hand, tbe frauds ia Mew
Orleans, which Mr. Pitkia rendered im
possible ia 1876, ManbaJ Wharton per
mitted to pass nnchaUeDgsd ia 1878.
These facts, with assay npeaiflsatsTins
and details, are now being
voters and other irreculji ities at Muut
Pleasnut S. J. U. Maikbewa, a white
liemocrat, tcai.nea to lbs quieiuesa oi
the election ud the&'reng.h of the col
orsd Demoriulic vote iu the city.
Stephen II) ue, a colored witness, esti
mated thst Ji.UUU colored nren votetl the
Uowed there- the witnesi I D"uwrr"t lickei he city at the last
nd 20 srmed wuite men lcci"n, he had been repeated thre-t-
means of relief from hi-? heavy 'oadi
Knt it hud n 'f i !aa u en coiri: roft"irJisii it.
uiwi. iuiuj hcib .. . ,- . . ... .
1 II mi Ullll UUI J IUTl niuiug v
fiiu . U ' 1.1 1 .V V llil.l i I tin 1 liitnfwliir. ia.tMl..! nn lk.. Iitel
rr.il. ., ;,, 1.; icantKMi'lv rea.iceil to licit -omU!ion oi nmi tour iuui tUul if he did not cjII the
iu i. in f . , , - .;., ......i- , .i, . f-il ;.. , i i l i . i ... i l
reiueuiln-r every thing which it coulu to Sumter; he was kuo:ked down, Uk n
' not oe otherwi e proved nut Le could J iu s buggy to Suuitcr. snd told that if
uut rsibly have forg' lieu. fie did j he a on id not promise not to call .n-
iitit lem.-inbei wno uel nita to go
but fl.o trM pmvt-rbially pra -pod Usilt wituf-
at by tlio tli owning
vnin etfot t in- PTTety.
" Reform and vcfren-hinont "
was supposed to be the wutch-woil
f f ir present legislators, whrn
they 1m?iu their "lalnt," bnt vc
are inclined to think that if they
ever had any idea of adotingsueh
a motto, they must have changed
their uiiuds, and have cone in
Iteforni o" KeticDchnieut.
present Iegi!Iati v.cio cJccted in
Boiith, or ito gave Lim the cip.'ur in
which he couiujuuiciteii w it b. New
York; he could not say to whom his
dedpxtchi'h ere really uddressed under
eovt-r of the lihnie ot ileury iiavemejei ;
lie could not ivctll what his cipher wh;
he i-o'iid not nco lect what tlie uorrevt 1
other Itepublieuu meeting iu the eon My
tie woiiIJ In. killeil. At te liamplon
meeting ho ass ill-treated to nsLing
Uov. ilauiptou, a q'iet:oti; but Hani
I on ri'seiietl hiiu.
J. II. Stew-ur, colored, n school-teach
tr, was culled, aud eirrotorated the
teitiiu ny of ln ua to the Rafting
Creek luvetiug, the mectiug on Oct 12
.1 a. ; .1 uLdUa
UM WIWUWBVI HWAilwiniw i mtmm
there is Rood ground for tbe belief that
important changes will abort Jy be made
among tbe Federal officiate In Georgia,
Louisiana, and Booth Carolina. For
the lfambalship of Louisiana the ea
Marshal, llr. Pitkin, is tbe most promt
nebt candidate. Us is endorsed by ell
tbe strong Republicans ia Mew Orleans,
and by leading basin sas men. Tbe
President is reported as having received
application the most favorably.
tub xusueirn um am
The Houe, on Feb.fi, pnmul the
Mississippi Levee bill, sfter atrikiaajoat
the provisions for the expenditure of
over 3,000,000 for the construction of
levees. As paaaed, tbe bill saiborises
tbe appointment of n commission to ex
amine and report upon tbe feasibility of
all plans presented for improving the
Mississippi, sad appropriates 820,000
to defray the necessary expenses. The
commission is directed to complete tbe
uivey of the river from its month to
Alton, UI , snd to improve the passes at
the mouths below New Orleans.
tub piirrrxo south cibozjxa sxxatob
ship. A report baa been prepared by the
Senate Committee having this matter
under consideration which ill shortly
be laid before tho Senate. The South
Carolina Seoatorship is now held by
Under (Dem.), but the report of tbe
committee slates that Mr. Cortoui
(Rep.) ia entitled to it.
RRZASIXa UP ILLICIT DXSTUV
,...- . Ll2tG. - .-
TfaaaxswrcsT, Jaa. 25. The Caxxals
stoaer of Iatcrsat Revenue to-day re
eeived lb foUewiag telegrama from
Ra!eigh, If. C, f rem Oolieetor F. J.
Young: "Reveaae Agent Kellogg aad
Deputy Coiietior Farrell jaet rrtaraed
from Cbstoaza. Captured Shaoera'
iltdUtaary. Thirteen beer stasia,
1.G00 gslloas beer, SO gallons ajpgunea,
Aev. destroyed. EiSi saved."
lae foUowiag detpstefa was rsewived
from Reveana Areat O. W. Atkiasoa
at Lyacbbant; Ya: "Deputy CoUeetor
Aastla has returned from a raid along:
tbe Virginia aad West Virginia Lne,
He esptared five distilleries and made
several anarts. The West Virginia
party bad gotten two- divtUiariee
when the isuliee aepanted. Is
UeDowell County, West Vs., oaroOeara
were fired into from tbe brnsb, aad two
of them aarrawly
TBS KZGRO EMIGRATION
PROJECT.
From 2few-Orleaas Times, Jan. 23.
The emigration movement among the
colored people, begun by the colored
witnesses summoned to testify before
the United States Oraad Jary relative
to sRfgai outrages fa tbe stfishss, aad
inspired by the Wisdom resolution, in
sasnmisg aew phases every day. It ia
now said, and oo the best of authority,
that the republican members of the Lsv
gnuatnre have agreed to call a caucus to
eoasider tbe matter, aad to prepsxa
same sort of a document to Coc green
nUtive to the subfect. The Republi
can Bute Central Committee will also
be called together to taks some setion
oa the same question. Of eourse it In
Impossible to say what action either tha
eaaeas or tha Central Committee will
take, as neither of these bodies are yet
prepared to suggest nay particular me
thod of dealing with the matter. These
wltusssss declare their intention of not
going back to their homes, and. if the
emigration movement asm race propor
tions worthy of attention, labor iu many
parishee of the State must suffer con
siderable disorganisation.
FORFEITED PHOPEBTY
FOR SALE.
"kit ? ttJrS I INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION
Tiik New York ('"inmerciul re-
t. t trKusiMtiou of bis despatches was.
; though he kue that wm o( them had , and the irutulnit-ut voting at the election j
lhe-been erroueonsly interpretetl. Tula with tiwue ticketh.
ccuvrnient ,x laboraie weakness of' T. J. (JotrhUn. white. Ilinbliniu.
hiHi. . -unv into very atrouK 7(1. wms culled. 11 cimkiri.t tho lie-1 f V n,on1
lovernor. and
After recounting the feeling with considered him su imbecile; after the
l...l. I.a la.i.111 fttit.1 1 1 j.i ui I fi ! H : .. i ii.. i . I . I I : . .
emijeariea' were iu Suth Carolina , o-hortt U.M f'.,Urt !,..- to il-,, Washiugtnn on the following Monday.
to this moment thev have civen no (' uocral it seems, were uus- oat of tro ible; the Democrats threaten-
- . . nuuwiot ), unit now mo " m io am uiu; some "l&cu nmrts sp-
ru,- sacii lnteution on ; the Returuinff Board would sell theii i nroached him and he drew his oiatol
ened and cursed because he was a Demo
erst.
R. Smith, colored, who lir.s been a
Democrat sines 1872, was positive that
over 3,009 colored men
voted the Democia'ic
a ? s a a a si t-w. I
eifc.iPB;iLj uoiougei imn a ii.iiu.-mo- ADDRESS TO THE COLORED
matie success wo ik. impair Ihe.r nghts. ; PKOPLE QF THE 81 ATE BY
and U.ey increaaed in auiaber daily The I Tff. y0RTH CAROLINA INDUS
witness had been Wed by eolor d . THlAL ASSOCIATION.
Repubimai.' l"t being Democrat.
On the Repn ian side, Frank John- Felxow Crnmi: Work is the secret
stone, Kep:iMicuu M rMMr, t-tin.1 ; Qf success in every department of
that colore.! voters were ..:! ngel an J hn ,nd that this self-evident
refused the light to vote iu Ward 2. ' , , ,
G. H. Ihuiiuun, colored Rimb!iea0 I trnth m7 he more thoroughly impres-SuerA-iajr.
uglified to the n jiiou of . ed upon the minds of our people, and
colored voters, the use of tisue tickets, that they may be stimulated to improve
and framlufcat a.Uitiona to the ; pSl h; lbe j,,. of ..MUieJe U(
in Ward 6. A copy of the o!l lit was , . .
prodneoil, and the witness declared that j hnm aud taat they may he eacour
it contained tl names of desd meu and I aged to develop the latent resources at
others who did not vote at the hu4 eiec-; their command, aad thus press their
t On. At IV or le, Ol Charleston, was forw..l nnw.nl ti nnnnt i
the fud hope and beliel that they f r,ief ttie f-cU w wllich he was cm-' pihcu meeting on Oct. 1
could and would do something to- ! lulled to make dUtiuct statements, j recogii'Z.-d Uitmptou s tti
wnrds the reductiou of the
enor
mous expenses of the State, but up
Mivor Sale, of Charleston, was j wmy fonrarj
be een,ns of Charieon Utelv tbe dt,n7 wluca 0od
taken and never published, but failed or
refused to appear.
The committee adjourned, to meet in
for them,
evidence ol
murk vi in rnr, 1 tn l!io tr:iilinf tlnil
urc vl i itv d.n i ,.' t' e .-losiW week ' ,heil lrt- l'lihlic feeling iitnngly i fcrtincates to the Democrats, he gives j aud bade them keep off. The witness
gte.U i ll tliin.ig l t K)BiDgeu i t, 0 j ; trtimony ou the main facts which is corroborated the testimony of Lee and
Of January : "Tli-re is'no iuter- ,n ,avor ot " educing She exjieuscs , coucluaive that we reprwluce it here. , Stewart as to tha election.
of the government ot the State, and Ue
of i the Representative of the people are Jl?e11S -2ei
WASHINGTON.
soCTBcaa wab cu.tnn.
Last Teek tbe Senate spent nearly
two dva couaideriug the claim of
. ... . T ' ll.l.l.ll k K....WW ...
i-iii, In Mm clnn. ninrnvnniMit ui kiiv: uuiuiuilirui ll IU Oiaif. BI1U . miner n irms, uiunu irf'iiiiKiiau, UI j " . .
ru ti.n to tlio Ftcnii . nnprocnieut fc ",u ; teleeraubed to X.w York to find ' Hnn.ir i .'. .r tM..:AMi i. i... i oottc-i ca:tured by the United States
t trade, nlthougli ih- Inst week of ; lu- q-SOn.ailve.i OI the people are ut whether money could be famished, pursued sud nre.t at by Democrats; and inriug tbe war, bnt ieally in discussing
tlio tnoiith is iinallx a uitiet one in ! Uou,,tI ,u honesty to EO0 that their I to lieury tiavemeyer, sud, so far ss 1 vV. IL Singleton testified to ti,uiiUg : the genera, question oi
tut. iiiouui ilium i ijiuti ii . in .... . . recollect, everv desiiatch I sent was di- MukarM of tissue tiek-tM in it... .v. claims. Tbe claim of
many branches of I -.u.h.uob. V allies j urv. carneti out. Xtt our . reeled to hsm. A number of despatches box at Swimming I'ciis Preciuct.
do not advance- lir .-, as vet, but h-giHbitors give no sign that they were eut backward aud torwanl, and The Democrats then put up C. II.
i i. .'fttmssllar sn erraiiammallt Wat:et ltmriaW ar 1 t ... Jt t .a. If. 2 u I la . 1 u
ibvlli-... niul vni-l, uiiiiersiana vnai is wanted, al- "-?:. T!: J,'
Son t hern war
Mitchell
a
w a Kw nisi. nf 111. Vw4l.
Carolina Industrial Association issue
this sd 'r jss for tbe purpose of inform
ing the race thst the above named as-
eociation will hold an Industrial Expo
sition in the city of Raleigh during the
coming full, at which time will be ex
hibited such evidenoeg of our material
snd intellectual progress ss can be se
en red. And in order to secure such
products as a ill do credit to the race, ; phtce,
Csitbd States Ixtebhax. Rxvbjtcx,
Collector's Office, Fifth Dist., X.C.,
Winston, Janoary 22nd, 1879.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on SATURDAY, the 15th
day of FEBRUARY, 1879. at my office
tn Winston, at ONE o'clock P. AL of
aud day, I will sell to the highest bid
der, for Cash, the following described
property, as forfeited to the United
States under Section U. bV.
Revised Statutes:
ONE GRAY HORSE,
ONE BLACK HORSE.
ONE AIULE,
ONE 2-HOB3E WAGON,
ONE SINGLE WAGON,
ONE SE1' SINGLE HARNESS,
ONE SET DOUBLE HARNESS,
110 GALLONS WHISKEY,
Taken ea tbe property of M. If.
Welch, Moses Teavue and David
Thornbury.
W. H. WHEELER,
febC-2t Coixsctob.
T4H tls fitter is Coli Ue Alps
Hist fcsjtei.
THE GREAT
AMERICAN CLOTHING
And Dry Goods House
OF
3s Ds FlUUeKUK & Ca,
Despite tbe "wreck of matter and
falling timbers, still weathers the storm,
sn J, in returning thanks to all their Cus
tomers for the pairoxiage of the past
year, are pleased to sol ounce that they
are oouunnmg ouaiaeas at tne
there ia no
proposition was made and submit ted, a crate, of Sumter, who testified to the
t. il... a.
chnwjes as do take p'aco ale for mne r oi me .iaic ; Uenuite pru.KjMtiou, wnicu i (eicgrapu- general fcood
.i i ti : ii: .. i.-cmi w ith nertintwit RitPiWinnn ' d to ew lork, ou the part ot the lie- people in the
itio-uuiti-r. n.isreiH.uu.ij.iHatHu. - " V" turning Board of that State, offering to I ference of
..il v to tiiCKlucts ol oinicilture. but I cieauy auu uuuiis- nvo the voU of that SUte lor etiuer nnblican me.
warmlv supported by both of the Ken
tucky Senators snd opposed by Ren
Hill, of Georeia. and Mr. Mores o. o;
v " w -
Alabama. Hill arraigned tbe policy of
a a? a a ?
-tug
the favorable .urn of atTairs is due
to the restoration of confidence
uhieli has followed the rpdet re
'bumi'tion i-fajK-cio pavmciits. Ad
vise influence aio believed to
li ive exiiansted themselves, but
is sincere in Ids professions of
economy, and is equal to the situa
tion, we offer him a nob!c example.
phed that
aud reeeived
feeling toward the coloed l wsidenug this elass or claims, ana
i couutr, and the noutuU-r- aeeiarea mat ne waa opposeu win war
the Democrats with the Re- ma, wneUier presented uy loyal i or
etinaoo Oct. 12. Tlie foe. oisioyai euumanis, . ue oeiieveo uac
My recollection is ! mer id be wsa disgnste.1 with the eon- oouuof them should ever be considered.
.lsl.A..Ml. t.. .1. I a . s . .1 saaaaal. lai Ws.1 skSml llaB SVS1 ul tfsalt: t flan
UV WrCaTT- , sIlliTL Ol III s IJtlaa4MYaf nl 111 ntT-rttltF VtaW. " Kvaawff -
lence to S.m Lee, and that tlie tissue I sooner the Southern people were given
tickets iu the Sumter box coul 1 oulv ! te understand thst these war claims
ht I considered at the time te be su have got there by fraud. ; would not be considered ly Congress,
assent to iu" Hanua, colored. Supervt-nr. ibo Uetter .1 woeia uc tor luem. xney
Later, beiea-aaked to identifv or deny . tMlmA tn i-intr .uunii.i -...l j, .., wuld thm go about building up their
liiiH-iHKHMiwi.iuM i... Hn' i (. ,i - .n. u-; t n:n:.. . ! Material interests iustead of iookinr to
Tin. ,i. ... .t.1. fu.iiimliia 1 1. iv.i- 1 the Government for uav for their losses.
Governor Murks, of Tenuesace, in ( 18, and addressed to Henry Havemeyer, I Deputy Marshal Per derasa. colon-1. Me said he conM see iio difference in
I.;.. .A Jon .1... T...l..i... ..f I nnd whieh stated that the votes of the .t lUum iWv. u ....HI 1. : Uiia class oi enuma, lor ne uaa never ve
o 1I1V.IMIE.V IV tJO UCtiriMUlC KIM . . . ... . . m " J
and demooetrate to the world the real
merit snd worth of tha Begin, we wQl
ia dae season issue a premium list.
Georgia, and Mr. Morgan, of which will offer the ssost liberal rndaee-
of
lathe
1 1 imported merciiaudis, Conine i,akab,y where tho retrenchment 1 wflO.000 or e80,0U0. Mv reool
X nijoircl nurMi.mais, , MiOTing j , thst it was ti0.UUU, although
that the " puichahing -power " of s,,"uia ftl ,ca?t "Cgin. ! patches say ?),00u. I telegra
iho countrv t- increasing. Much of Xotv. if an) onc of n' legislators Ppmition U. New York, and
that State, advocated the reductiou
uu wuiu wkhu uu ,u wwew v. uc ai i ne same oiuoe. waa aaian mil t a ' : r - . . ,r .
Retnrniug Roard couid be secured for j party of Democrats, who then, without ! definition of loyalty as .ppbed to
SeUOUO. snd nrmue the mouev to be I hino- orn. votd tUana ti.t. i , those wlo remained South dunog tlie
$M).0U0, snd nrihuB the mouey to be
at Hi a, a . a a. . il. . sT. II SJ . . n.s Mt. . . - .
till the return of prosperity cannot of aTe expenses, and, proving Iiih T" ..7.." . V."! rvf',T I .uuIIn, Irviaors testified to
.. . i .1 ..: io sinceiitr bv oraetiein.r what ! i.. ..?.7T iZ'TTi I Heins. TIU.,T. swmwsiou to weir poi
iim iw i.ii'i i. " j i -i syu uiuca lor iun nwcoce oi ins imi -
f- '' preacheil, he voluntarily surreu- gin anl the indications ss to who were
DOWiAttS ! ! de,od $1 ,(XK. of hU mtj. ' j " ""f"
In tl.e Liiltt lexicon of vonth t Now, we don't want to say anr- !tbe clue here given, to discover who
counh:hfeh
thrre should U no such jword as thing; b,t it is retnarkably strange, , tSxX
fail,'" nor would 1 hero bo in the and it never occurred to us befoit?, 1 rnpt liargain iu; who received the pro-
leshxMi of manhood either, it occu-s that the punac for all the ills of , 1' telegraphed to Ueniy lUve-
... . .. I r-ievtr: who accepted them, aud wbo
to us, if the honest ctitzeu were as tlio K'ng-suttcring taxpayer of rsortli
iv;idv b r his cpiKii tunity V :is tho Carolina Jay fn tl reduction of
rascal gencinlU
hng-iUoesio the county.
j It. E. RUir and J. U. Johnwn, Re
i publican Supervisors at Camden, in Ker
shaw Uounty. Mstinea thst the polls
were crowded by whites so that tiie
colored people could not voin. and that
he found large n ambers of tissue licdiets
in the bs I lot -boxes.
J. M. Csntey and W. M. Sliannoc.
Democratic Supervisors at the same
meats possible, foraueh
oar progress aa are to be found
agricultural, mechanical.
scieutifio, artistic, aad inventive depart
ments of life, together with snob house
hold articles, or any and everything of
aa indaatrial character, that will ia the
slightest degree reflect credit apon the
wbst sub oorwr worn sotabb.
where they are ready to pees every one
in taareh of bargains ia
CLOTHING,
Bar VBfi
vre iu vol red in the scheme to carry i place,, and W. 1. Tranthsm. Couatv
tL ia oui. Chairman, testified thst after 9 o'clock
Air. I wd en s relation to the trsnsac- m the morning tlie crowding wae over.
proves ntaisctl to iu pnee paiu ior tuo oiaio pruning tion u not yet made clear, bu? s.ue light .nd that evenXwIv wbo chose to do no
and iu the abolition
geologist. Well,
we
ol the State H let iu upou it. In his curd of Oct. , could vote, and that may colored people
. . tS. li .1akI,J r-nrr.li n o the I .Uuinl riM mlina aft ll.a t..i;iiU
R t V ( ' V COtll X - - o O .vm iwmmq . wm.ww
lie. Howevci, tlio nsei' has now
given Ihc houeut etUzou an .-maple
' opportunity " for tho oxvci-e of
-11 tlie ' shirpnei " he posicsse. .
It is fdated that time is in cir
culation a quantity oi silver monej i mischief. However, the
dotltiiH, h.ilvcf, and quarter
whii li is fo wtll f -iued as to C reliectfully ask Uiein to ha." telegram, by which interpretation Mr. voting ext naively snd generally.
deccivv, almos.. nny ov. bu( a -nj t to norlt o,, ,d idoco : iVVrt.TuS "ttod.l ! .''l'uuS'SS
iert. Iho counterfeit r lias kept tlie salaries all round, beginning at mean, tint Mr. Tiklen had never bad j before tlie election be wae. taken from
Smith liriliiia .'iittior liMinBt-Ia: I ttie li.ljkra
uuderstnnd that geology businosM "No one of such telegram, either iu j N. S. Sheltou. Edward Reason , Prea
much Lut vc suppose it must ciVuVt or trantUted, w-a ever shown to, i uu Thomson, aud other Republican
ii , ..ii A r or itscoutenUnade known to me." Supervisors in Columbia, testified to in-
rcally Ik? at the bottom of every. -Contents." in the light of Weeds terfercnee with tbe United Statea of
ficers by Democrats; also, to the voting
of tiarae tickets wrapped up in large
legislators testimony, seems to hsve been aeareful-
n ! . L .- 1 T . . . . 1. .
1 1 .1 1 . . H , ii fuwu ,uni. A. uia T iihih iu
I nl'tnif f . . I . I I !d rv. .-kl.kitf f i . k " ! - . . -
Knowing thst every colored man oa
the altar of whose heart remain the
slightest vestige of race pride will inter
est himself and hie aeigbbors fb. this
movement, sad believing that every
person who has any interest ia the ele
vation of tbe colored people will give
all the encouragement and aid within
misted secession ss their nowsr. and ha vine- beea assured ef
hie. aud Only aO- uunmMMil a.t mwmliAii f
the State Rureau of Agricultars, at the
bead of which is that afldenl oOcer
Commissioner Polk, we are sanguine of
To this end wa ask tba hearty
war. If respect for the union anas
desire to see it perpetuated waa loyalty,
he knew of thousands of men iu the
South who had
long as it aaa possi
ouiesoed in it from sheer ucocssity
Referring to himself, he said thst never.
cveu in the midst of tbe struggle, in his
heart of hearts did he expect or wish to
ace this Union dissolved, and be knew
ItiimuiiJa in Htm MMith arlinaa faatiava
ia this direction were sa strong as his , co-operation of all iu the furtherance of
own. Mr. Reck, of kveutneky, ami this object. Donations will be glsdly
UrtaocraDc .sum uera . rsosived from aav
others oa the
Hill with impatience, and whew be bad
finished Mr. Reck characterised his
ft-it arks as a stump-speech, and made
a shurn attack upon him. Mr. Morgan, J
credit will be given for tba same.
Now, to substantially enectuags thee
who are thoroughly identified with tbe
citbrtanguage or tbe substance of any ooo Demoeratie tickets, and to fraudulent
woll up
met it?;"
with
any knowledge of the subject-matter ; uis house by a band of white mea aud
....... . . i . .... . .
Ill " H I : iiupnui'- ujd ivii. nuu lilf u w O WUI KWVLW . "i . , ., .j ... - ' 7 " . . . T 7 . .
,, . , , ,. , . " uu hiiuuii ui im raw-u, w vi no j cowrai men, Nl WS ITN, MM smnHj
so well, indeed, that he ; well together. Were ts Joe (Turner, j transaction to which they referred, then j beaten because be was a Repnbliean.
can nrcduco a picco r.f spurious anyhow? They must liavo fired, Mr. ",u".TUJ!B,e. """'"I Carolina Hopkins, colored. Repubh-
w lrmlinirfl TlIU All. W sWssl sm Iwinnani ODH. l iai. rawawat I waa aasna ewes as sat
of Alabama, much in the aims strain ; material welfare ot the State, or. tbe
ss lii'l, slao oppoct the meaaore, wmoii bone uJ 0f North Carolina-
received bnt 17 votes. Daring hede- ... . . . . . .
bate upon tbia bill several of the Demo-; Who will be first to step forward aud give
cratie Senators put themselves nn-1 us encouragement f Wears anxiously
eauivoealrv upon record aa opposed to : desirous that this movement shall
wer claims of every character, and the inaugurated under such auspices as
meagre vote on the aeasnre may be i " . .4
Ukea as a fair exprrsaion of the Senate J a--,-.
upou war chums generally. i approval ef sR good mtisena of both
thb civil skbvstb is TBJt sovTH. raocs ia our State; for ia its material, as
That ti Admiwiatraihm baa under I ia lb) moral aad Botttsoal destiny, our
S mm, 4mm.mi W
ss k . ' 1 ! s a a . ' aeaasa aavaaa a w a v swwsjsj. v w- wae m mm
money wlitcti aeeoives. noc. atone , uuu out oi t.iero, too : sso: u ell, ( Uy the language we have cited aud ! that be was surrounded at the poU by
he iift o-od ceneral nnoaaraace. but Joe. vou fee to thin thinsr venrseif. h! the luither assertion that no trans- j white and
. . . j' it. ' i i. .. .... . taction such ss Weed was engaged hi'
actually by us reststaueo ot acids, i xi you aon t, tuey win ue ail speak:- "could at - any time have come withiu
flut there is one elenitnt wiic!i he j ing at once. , 'the iwngn of has power without thst
. l 1 l i,, t Nn rntLmn. Vbm'l alt .rwt l."''lt."'""7
at . a a a 4 Vsfim AWF tat ltlCT 1 Eaa BVOT I v HH IN UI BaTUBl a
hu not yet l-eeu able to master ! Pto, genuemen; uou t ail speak j Z. Mr Tihiea eoavwed. aad mast
.an imitation coin sufficiently; heavy
i sent home to your constituents, and I "Us UVItoo. Tikleus nephew 1 inform
during that thoe ,-Joa.wiU bo able ! f1!: B ftacw..1'
; to prove your sincerity and earn ter bad coma to the knowledge of Got.
nd still g.Kxl enough in appear
.neo to deceive Ha cannot make
it lamer, for detection would follow
-ut otiee. but ho.makcf if. thicker. their epprtioo. Ivtttsco thai;- oo 1 Wf that he t IPeltonj bad re-. that aeolot
colored Democrats, aud ail
the ltepuiaicau tickets wero taken from
him; the colored Democrats were worse
than the white oaee, and some of them
told Idm be ought to be banged or dram
med out of the country.
Frederick Nox a colored Republioan,
from the same county, testified tbat the
Democrats prevented him from holding
precinct meetings to orgvaize his party;
that he was assaulted by Democrats at
tba meeting at Rlackville oa Oct. 11,
wbo insisted oa a division of time, and
ored Democrat fired at Cen-
consklerstioa a reorgnnizatiou of the
Civil Servios ia the Sooth is now pretty
certain. At tbe commencement of Presi
dent Hayes government it waa attempt
ed te be shown that the distsTgaaitaUoa
of government aud society in the
Southern States waa largely dus to the
ssaumed fact that ofScers intrusted with
the execution of Federal laws were
aliens to tba people among whom they
lived, generally unpopular and discredi
table ta the Admiaiat ration snd party by
which they were maintained, and that
Jsouthern Democrats defied the 1 1 w chiefly
because they detested its iaair amenta.
It was represented, at the asms time
that were tba A dmiuist ration to iatruat
the eiSees iu uncstioa to mew ia har
mony with, aad agreeable to, "the peo
ple" of the South, a new era ol respect
State very maeh depeada oa a liberal
co-operation of aR good rititcna, 7e
will, therafore, gratefully spprachils
any aid tbat may be given by our white
friends ia Has effort to advance the
material interests of our race. Write
freely to the Bccretary.
C.Jo-3aojr.
Fresideat.
O. Ucxxxa, Jr., Seeeetary.
CL Jj, Fboctos,
- 1 a N. HCBTKB,
Josvra Hux, .
a. WASMxwuroB Hatxs,
-. - "( WM.QjutvaB
', Comafllee oa Adiresa.
The press will plsaee aopy.
They have effected an arrangement
with the well known Clothing House of
PETVTjLK k CO., NEW YORK,
by which they win be enabled to take
measures for Suite aad have them to
order, oa abort nctiee. tfemplea will
be reeeived by tha 15th of February.
Oentleman desiring samethbig genteel
for spring wear must aot fail to
thsss aoda. Rua notice will be given
of their arrival.
They win also ha equipped, ia due
time, with a desirable Rue of
UPIW DRESS GOODS,
Staple Dry Goods, Oenta and Ladies'
Notions, all of which will be offered
AT RESUMPTION PRICES
Special ladncscaeata now offered oa
aR tosir present stock, fabo-tt
0I1LY BOOK STORE
IN -WIN8T0N.
s
U aeat door to a E. Allenw Hardware
Store oa Maia Street. Everything per
taining to tlie
lX ui Staterj liu
Kept aad sold at prices to defy eompe-
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS.
FENS, INK, PATER, PENdLs!
MCCIULQE aad many other artielea
too numerous to i
h vrofaaioa. ENVEIiOPES larwa aaxl
aw inranmea prmtea u aeeirea
taei
CsR aad aee ewr etook ol faaey
PAPETEBUES,
Merchants aad teachers would da
wall to give as a call before Beading
vU3r sariac freight ahar.
gva. . CaUaad see us. :
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