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1 - ,, . ; - js i i t . KnniapuDv-Tv fl eowftai Carolina Watchman. OCTOBER, 14. y Ohio has probably gone Radical. p4Q The Convention has adjourned. It ieems to us like they were rather too batty. It may be, however, that all was done that was thought necessary, and we do not find fault with any thing that was done with respect to the Amendments proposed ; hot we are inclined to think that the Convention should not have ad journed witboat first having disposed of Public Debt. There ts no sort of a winiiuii of the rules showing that the amount of the public debt I M. J. J. Stew art 1 take pleasure ipon ua third reading, which has been paid in the last ten years is giving you my experience in the Hay C Pb I!SfSr1m have o.n..Vk Rna lor luieiwi uii. service, pensions and Indians, (all told) the sum of :i.P7?).75ff.975. which is eqnal to the entire National debt of Great Britain. During these tatne ten years the currency of the eountry in whieh the people aeait nas Bn contracted as 1 showed in my last let ter more than a thousand mtiliontf Ming 1.963.677.414. on the 1st of August, 1865. and only $779,669,390, (exclusive of reser ves! on the 1st of November. 1874. Such an exhibit is without a uarallel in Mr. Durham moved to put the resolution i Rules suspended. rr- THIRTY-FIRST PAT. At 10 oNstoek ar m:, Mr. President Rarsom called the convention to order. Prayer by Rev. Mr. Spake, of the con vention, Journal of Saturday read and approv ed. Mr. Turner presented a petition from various tax-payers of Wake county pray- inpr that the convention would las an - - , m in Crop. I have put into market this season 440 bales ample supply for stock and manu ring purposes, besides a large amount of straw for the same purpose. There is no farming interest in this section of the coun try so important to os Farmers as the Hay Crop. How many of os that leave our slug gish streams untouched to slay ourselves and neighbors with chills and fevers, and to fill our barns with weeds, when the finest hay could be put up by a little more indus try. Every person that has sueh hind, the McCUBBIHS, BEALL & DKAFS HEW STOCK OF Fall and Winter Goods Hare Come Having just returned from New York and nuladelpftia. We would respectfully aaaoua ce to the oublic that we are prepared to sfter them one of the largest snd cheapest locks of roods ever brought to this mantel esasurtaa oi. ordinance preventing the general assem-1 the history of the world, and it is one to - - w - . - a 1 " w m bly from paying special tar bonds with-1 which the attention of our people has rareiy. &KmtT he awakens to its value the better it out first snbmitting the question to the If ever, been called. And yet, as has eady j, for him and for rotor, generations. We , ml . . 1 .1 MnMraJ a KaHtM.1 I'jtnnrMi in nrflAr. BS 1 I people, xue peuwon was piacea ou we , - "r--"l"; Vv. hone th. tim u t fcr distant when we Deiieve, ,vO emwrnus vu.cn utinnciam; v- I w " . people. calendar. DRY GOODS, JfOTIOKS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES HEW ADVBBTI9BE2rre BUGGIES. 4 e .1 ... .i cessors, uasaeu itu net wiuier iu ursumo oct; uui uuiauui maiuk hu wuiti uu .boat ,. pow.r of th. C.,.n. LSd depart Mr, Reid, Zm th. fcSalTOT JZttZZVZZZZZ tion to settle the debt question it tbe committee on revision, ana Mr. manning, opinion, for the pnrpose of embarrassing the j " . . , members had felt so disposed. We think Chatham, from the committee on the Demoerats who were about to come Into lands, and with an annual income in propor- bers bad felt so disposed. We think it a misfortune that it was not done, since the people have been more anxious tor a Convention to settle this matter than almost any thing else. It is left just where it was with the Legislature. This amounts to repudiating it n toto, but it la a sneaking, mean way of doing it ; for We call especial attention to oar lane stock of tbe latest sod mot faahionable styles of eissV tay, Ladles ShamU and Fun in endless varieties, and a full esaortanent of other Goods at aatoo iahiogly few pries, (10,000) oeJcs Cotton, wanted. Gall and see as at Mo. 1 Murphy's judicial department, an omitted reports, all I power, and my reason for so asserting is that tion. Let us look back ten years and see fjmnlte Row. MeU6BlN8, BEALL DEAN. of which were place on the calendar. Mr. Albertsou moved to suspend the rules and take up tbe Supreme Court thft v nrovided no adeeuate means for the r , end proposed, and must have known. everybody else does, that it could not ue ao- what an immense demand there is annually on this market far hay, aad by the improved . . j .i it I eoinplished at the time designated. luui.w. - uuHlcu ...u .u I Th Qaegtlon for consideration is not nance passed its several readings. whether we will have coin or paper money nr. sianning, or unainam, moveu to bat whether we will have paper money or suspend the rules and take up tho reao- no money at all. We have paid all the lntinn declaring that the General Assess- enormous amounts above inentiuued in the KlatU Ml Hentlle Qedkich's New BciLDlXO No. 2. we take it for granted that no legislature I bly shall not pay special tax bonds with- last ten years with greenbacks aud national will ever make proviaion to pay it, and of out first consulting the people at tbe bal this the Convention was aware. It looks ' like a disposition to sherk responsibility. THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION, lot box. Au acclamation vote was taken and the chair announced the motion lost, Mr. Manning, of Chatham, insisted that he had demanded tbe yeas and nays before the result was announced. The ehair said that the result had been announced before the demand was made. THIRTIETH DAY. Saturday, Oct. 9. At 10 a. m., Mr. President Ransom called the convention to order. Prayer by Rev. Mr. Atkinson, of the city. Br Mr. Bryant, an ordinance to regulate and establish salaries of state officials, &c. Refer red. Mr. Turner, of Orange, offered the following petition from the grand jury of Wade, now in uTo the Honorable Delegates of the Constitutional Oonoeniim of North Carolina, note in session : bank notes as the established currency, but it has now become fashionable to call them "rags." How is this ? The maxim "consistency is a jewel" is very absurd in its ordinary anpHeatiod to politics because it meats that however eir eumstances may change opinions must be inflexible but I cannot understand how those who established our paper money sys- Hp a ;M ivmfiwinn rfio-nftd for a lew tern during the war, and who were ready to hang, or imprison any one who discredited Pu.U. .iu. Mi k; A it in lie least degree, can now denounce J .u ,1 ,K- .iM greenbacks as "rag-mpney," and stigmatise . . w those who are satisfied with it for currency. declared lost. . . M "rwpuiuitions," and advocates of "dishon- Mr. M u ri den moved to suspend the rales est money." I can readily see how an old and take up the ordiuauee reducing the tashioned follower of Mr. Benton could have number of otate senators to za. opposed the original issue of paper money The yeas and nays were called and the by the Government and could have denied mntiAn tn auanpnd lhn ml wb lnat bv a the power of Congress to make it a legal r I . j i u i : j .1... 4 ; r .i . .a t.. nassaee of the Wal tenter act "was what air. manning, o. .imiss. renoweu . ved"tbe Uuion aod erughed the rebe,)ion. motion to suspeuu me rmes ana taae up and who denounced disloyalist those who Horse Power Press, we can compete with W FIRM & N EW GOODS 1 any other market. Let the farmers of old Kip Van Winkle feed the mules of the cot ton growing section and in 10 years we shall all see who will get the gold aad improve their lands. We have a climate adapted especially to stock and grass, and all of ue should strive to meet natures golden gifts. Why should we stutftvr and have easier in dustry and perseverance, Load our carta down with hay when it is all within our m I . 1 j r . 1 - J. I a iinnap. nnnii nva nil ill in rw n r inn i . i 1 1 1 1 i i i . . . ... . l . . . i ..U.H.KH, ...... JH.W. ... vj Lite resoiuuQii "iu regaru u iub paymruw doubted the integrity of the currency, can V""" yhwoaW of the special tax bonds. The yeas and now have the audacity to denounce this same rnestly and respectfully ask of your honors- f ,, , . .u J: , .t i ru:u iMnnUintL.t rtt ilSlMWrtftO nf aj8 were cancu uuu iuu uiutiuu w cufreuoj h ws, uie nrevwiwaui wimqh 1 For Fine Buggies and other work hi the Carriage line. call W. M. BARBER'S. Shoos on Ubertv street between Innias Ac Fisher St. STAB SALOON. aPtEWISEMtfTt COTTON SAW Gil anr in the roil auperiui fy.wiUiaa to aav on. M. ELUftv-r W. ly 5. w R. Cveglu, E. K. OMRTBTTS & BAGGA? WA&flH ACCOHODATIOIS, I bar fitted op an OanntbtM aad Wagon which are alaraya ready to eonl?' eene is or frva fh cVpot, to aad irrm in We are now ooeolnc a well and selected stock of Fall and Winter Goods, which have been bought at Use vary lowest Cash Prices, coo aisting of every kind of Dry Cooda, Yankee no- reach to rill 'the barns of the burning sands iona Ciothin. Hats and Caps, Ladies' trimmed of the Gelds. Let us all cheer up and say cw .,i ni. rwWr .nH a full line among ourselves, it shall be done. Audi ... . -r . when this is all done who ean estimate the 3 T. , ZJZ annual crops of wheat and other grain that ine ,ow 'orvnor oaner. will come on evry season. Sow your clo- attention and due politeness to mni a noerai ver aod orchard grass seed, on your wheat I share of public patronage, as our moto is quick lauds next March. I hope all the farmers in Rowan will awaken up, to the cultivation of cr ibs, as has been done iu Salisbury and Fraukliu townships. A FARMER. Capt. Ben Robinson, of Fay- etteville, Announces his Sever ance from the Republican Oct. 14, 18e5. 3 irarty. Come one, come all and give us a look befcrs buying elsewhere, NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. We pay tbe highest market prices for all kinds of Country produce in Cash or Barter. W. LAWSON KLUTTZ. J. A. REN DL KM A N. raos. bonds known as special lax bonds, should not adopted by a vote of yeas 47, nays 48 he paid by the legislature before the people of Mr. Turner changed his vole to the North Carolina Who are to pay them shall be negative, in. order to move a reconsidera allowed to pass upon their merits and validity at the polla. Your grand jury and each mem- - . . . . , her of it do believe said bond- were issued in By Mr. Jarvis : A resolution to ad bribery snd scandalous corruption. And they jouru sine die 6 p. in., to-day. He will, as in duty bound, ever hope and pray for moved to suspend the rules and take up inch an ordinance. y . t)e resolution for consideration and adop (Signed,) W A. Rhodes, foreman ; E. C. Fowls, clerk W. D. Alford, G. W. Atkinson, uo . . W.H. Edwards, Wm. C. Bledsoe, Jhon J. The yeas and nays were called on the Eddins, W. H. Chamblee, S. C. Chsmblee, T. motion to suspeud the rules, and the rules Broadwell, E. L. Mills, H. ' Watkins, Mike were snpended. Yeas 10S ; nays . Jones, colored, T. G. Stephens, Charles Yates, Mr Turner moved to amend by mak- DnipeS. lir tlia ln.n. s( iii)!nnrnmunt tA.mnrM at I . . . . . . Mr. Turner said the boldest man Kentucky '"6 j creditor class deserve and ought to receive ever saw said on a great occasion, "there was a 12 m. the same protection as the debtor class, and courage be did not possess, a courage he did Mr. Turner said that he made this mo- no more. If a man made himself a creditor not covet; he would.not lay himself down in the tion in order that a fair aud square vote of the Government, by buying its securities way of the glory nnd prosperity of hi country ; on tne 8pCcial tax bond question might be very far below par in a depreciated corrency ae was too iwwaruiy ior um. me suujeci 1 Horo nTt ju.i- f nA.r he has no verv special nirht to demand a matter of this petition had produced a clamor ' . ? wK- u tK' gpeedy redemption of the security at par in r toe past nt.ie year irom one end pi mis VT?t v V" V. T . irold, if snch redemption will derange busi- a a a t f tho Atlinr ' hlu mnna rnui , o tt ur-kc I HnPPUl HI 1)1111(1 WMfP lHHT1ffl 1 1 1 1 H M If! I w sjsjsp w viiv vimvi m, aasas saavrtsoai vno va v Vf e w sac r awwapww w j w held up as in the war of tbe glory and pros- what the state justly owed on them on parity of ti e slate. He hoped that before night account of value received. SSI hlfSai At the cocl8io of the debate. Mr. not be found laying themselves down in the "ornam cauea me previous quesuon. 1 he call was sustained. . a a. a is a "national disnonor, and tocnaraetenze those who are willing to continue it as the currency of the eountry as "inflationists' and "repudiationists" is not so easy to under stand, unless we attribute their cnange o position to very unworthy motives. Does not the whole secret lie in tbe fact that they are the creditor classes of the community, generally speaking ? Is not this outcry agaiust "inflation" confined almost exclu sively to the mouey centers of tbe country ? I am presenting facts, not discussing theories. I have no prejudices against capital, or the contrary. The capitalists has rights as sa cred as any other citizen, and no more. 1 he way of the prosperity and advancement of the common mother of us nil. It wns said this would be our la-t day ; he had heard as much out of doors, btt he could not believe that this convention wou'd adjourn without settling this vexatious que ti n . The ordinal ce to amend art. 11 by the addi tion of a new section, was taken up. The fol lowing is the proposed section : The Constitution of this State be added at the end of snid section as follow : "The fore- ness, depreciate property and oppress tbe tax-paver. That such would be tbe result if specie payments at an early date are en forsed no oue can deny. Is it fair or honest to brand as repudiators those who are op posed to tins enforced return to specie pay- Tbe question recurred on Mr. Tamer's f Went at au early day ? 1 never have seeu a amendment, which was rejected. man ,u Iavor ot repudiating any part of the 1 he resolution, as introduced by Mr. Jarvis, was adopted. Here Mr. VV ilcox, as a member ot the com mi l tee on pr i v i leges and elections, arose to a question of privilege, and read a debt of the United States. Some miserable demagogues have, in the discussion of this financial question, tried to raise some of the old war prejudice by charging that the peo ple of tbe South hare taken the "inflation" side of the question in the hops of eventually voluminous document, going over the J repudiating the national debt. Such a charge old. I t 1 . 1 . 1 I . J M. going provision for imprisonment with hard ame ground wnicu nave Deen repeatedly uo"i , d labor, ahall be construed to authorize the em ployment of such convict labor on public works or highways, or other labor for public benefit, and the farming' thereof, where and in such manner, as may be provided by law." On motion of Mr. Tourgee, the ordinance ; so amended Is to prohibit the pnniseraent before. Mr. Withers defended the action of the committee on privileges and elections. showing that Mr. Wilcox bad never even made a motion before the committee in re- the worn-ont one tbat the Southern people are a f . r v i . ... community oi assassins wno areoniy waning a chance to butcher tbe entire colored popo lation, Now, so fares I know public senti ment, there are not only no "repndiators," but no "inflationists" in this part of the coun try. If opposition to any further contraction Raleigh News. The following letter from Captain Ben. Robinson, formerly editor of the Wil mington Dispajch. has been received by a Democrat in this city, and has been handed us for publication. We are pleased to chronicle that so gallant a gen tleman has severed bis connection with the Radical party a party powerless to accomplish auy good for the people of North Carolina, ever if it had the disposi tion to do so : FayettkVille, N. 0 , Sept. 16. Mif Dear Sir : You are not mistaken in supposing that I do not care to dis guise my political sentiments. My opin ions are at your service. No stranger am I to the position I now hold ; I am Southern to the bacsboue. Nor yon, nor any one, knowing me as intimately and as able to look squarely at facts nublined by prejudice, ean even have doubted my affection for the South. It was this made me a soldier in its ar mies ; it was this panoplied me with for titude to endure a thousand bells of physical agony resulting from wounds received in its serviee. The hope of do ing something for the South assisting to do something to retrieve its fallen for- . . mm . tunes, wuen at t tie point of the inexora ble victorious sword, I was divorced from my idea of the good government in 1865, made me willing to survive brave and more fortnuate comrades who now sleep ing share Stonewall Jackson's eternal t m - i . a nivouacK. it was mis made me euonre the sacrifice of pride that my DISSOLUTION! Kh The Firm of Kluttz, Graham St Rendleman have this day (Sept 25tfa, 1875.) dissolved by limitation, ana they hereby give notice to all indebted to said Finn to call aad settle their account without delay, as they are very anx ious to close the "busi ness of the above Firm They return their sincere thank for the very liberal patronage given them by tbe generous public. KLUTTZ, GRAHAM ft UENOLEX AN. Oct 14. 753 mow Are now receiving their large stock of Fall Goods, consisting of DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. CLOTHING, BOOTS Sc SHOES. HATS & GAPS. FAMILY OKOCERIES. aod many other articles whieh they are en able to all at PRICES as low as tbey ean be htHight. L,ouie nnd examine our stock before pur chasing-, snd be eooviue-d. Satisfaction gnarnuteed or money refunded. BERNHARDT ARSON'S. Salisbury, Oct. 14. 2moe. Next T9or to National Hotel. The proprietor wishes to announce to his friends and the public geeerally tbat h has always on hand a full aasortmeot of tbe ln-el wiues and liQuors. The former rvpatati -u of this establishment will be snsUissJ rw gardlrss of cost. Hons snasW Whiskeys and Brandies a speciality. Bailey's Rye or Corn Whiskey. Cliuw s Corn Whiskey always on hand. J. A. SNIDER. Proprietor. STAB SALOOFRESTAORAllT Is now opened and will be furnished with every delicacy the market afford. Freeh Oysters, Fish, all kinds of fouls. Game of evary description. Meats at all hours either day or night. J. A. SNIDER, Proprietor. RUNAWAY From the Subscriber on the 28th Sept., Jut Cauble, a bound mi apprentice of color, about 19 years old, for wbnae recovery I will pay the sum of fire cents. The public are forewarned against harboring or employing ail hor. MATTHEW PLCUMER. oct 8th -St. order, ai or at my Livery A Kal hkablc, Kkitcr near Railroad bridge. SIIMN MALE C0LU 1 ffTATEV ILLE, 1. C. The next seesiwn will opes Sept. I. Terms for board. Ac , har brer, tuafc uk Cha. Phi: lip.. D. D.. Prof. W. J. lUrua tL, W. A Wood. ev. D. B. Jordan. EiWli Van or, H-n. W. U. RattJr. aod all fnee Z the lata I'rof. Mitcaell. v( Ghspel rui,Y C Aug. H. l-Ct.-emoa WESTERN MARYLAXDoT LLGE. VOE STCDEXTS OP BOTH SEX Eg jg KraBlTl PaBTnsrT, Each sarin it a fuU enrp of "r- fr jf FIFTEENTH SEMI-ANNUAL SEIllOl begin ttepteiabcr ll. I"s7j. .. . 1 1 u 1 j 1 1 "ai nm m k Term, Courx- u( Studr, Mr . . furntebei rm- lloosir. AiK.lf. 1. W AKU, U. U dcut. WesUiiiucr. Ud. AAAH.. T. . v in m. 1 1 - weass Address U. Portland. Maine. Ts Jan. Is,ls7,-T gard to this case. He went to give a or convicts so hired out, except by a responsible history, of the investigation, showing that f or the currency makes them so, then the oucer oi ine oiaie. i ; ,p rnmmittpo Viarl hpiaH fairlv and imt v I fionntrv la full of tham. I he imvc thatmno v UM4 V AMttlT UllU inCLI T I J ' " - - - - - reading, re- mi . 1 m sne quesiion reenrreo opon tne passaEe oi , ty-nine men out of every hundred would oi ine oruinance on us eoona reading, wtiicti . . . i; ,v, ,.f,i . . . II .-.fOQ.ft " I Ilr Mxnninir nl Chatham t ohainniin I lur ,uo Su,cluu":1" ,c rJW-y -Z&- . iZLL' .-'JT"fTTT'. T-' ." FT " 1 stored So that kwntasniae to nav a dollar On motion of Mr. Coleman, the mles were of the committee on privileges and elec- spended. snd the ordinance was taken un on tinna. next took th fl OOP in i nattat inn iUafhl,2j'edAng' . i 4 of the action of the majority of that corn- Mr. Bennett moved to amend by saving that . . ' . mm7 ' t; t no convicts shall be farmed out who has been m,Uee; "e went on to show that the sentenced on a charge of murder, manslaughter, committee had used all possible diligence rape, attempt to rape, or arson. Accepted. I in tbe matter and taken all the steps pos a a a - - 11 . a . . . w ,w jar. xoong moveu io amena oy saying, "out eible to bnug 4k .i .i if i . ii I . o m wuiiiui uu isruicu out mjai i ue ai au urnt-s under the supervision and control, aa to their 1 I I V . . .. ifOTernmeni ana aiscipune, oi me renitentiiry R. Frank Qbahax. W. G. Watsoh. J. C. O. Gkaiiam. 0. G UAH AM. pay would be equivalent to a dollar at borne and abroad; but there is not more thau one in hundred who believes that we can return to specie payment on the 1st of January, 1871) as the present law requires unless there is further legislation of a totally different about a just solution of character from any we have had recently. the I wnat kind ot further legislation will meet Mr Avorv nevl look th flooe In Aa. th WRnt9 of the country, and particolarly of Horace Greely cast in 1872. It this in the hope that the concession it shared in by the Southern peo le would transinate the mailed hand of tbe North into' a minister to one's suffering, that in duced me to turn from the coonsels of my passions, my pride, my associations, and the admonitions that were silently spoken from the twenty-one battle fields ou which I had fought 'before I was twenty one years old, aud te unite with the party to which I had been a constant oe stuce my boyhood. I believed that power made partius magnanimous. I be t ha Aiiiithapn fltaJaa will Ka Kri ofl u ltaj,i,aaul Board or some officer of this State. Accepted. Mfince of the committee. He denounced in anothef iwue of ' ur pMer. 1 ineoruinance inenpaaseo iis tnira reading, me statements oy tne minority ot the Before concluding it may be worth while qn ssssioaofyr. Dnrhasa, the rules were committee that jostiee had not been done, to call attention to one subject, whieh itlne. ffW jf on to prove trates how tenderly the bind-holders have fore, was taken up. The following is the ordi- thttt the onlv ob8tcle thrown in the way heretofore guarded the national honor aod nance : of a speedy and satisfactory adjustment of strenghtened the public credit, even to the Re U ordained by the people of North Carolina the matter, was dono so by the Rcpnbli tent t forcing Congress to bind the people im Contention ateenibled. Thst section thirty- cans on the committee. Tbey seemed to for much 'nore than they ever promised to ne article four, of the Constitution of this uft-B an nn.i.onntaKI ,.hn - Py T his subject is the 5 20 bonds. 8t.ta: be stricken out, and the following insert- ; ana?QnUD,V0,bJftIon t0 a The live-twenty bonds were issued by the ed In its stead, to wit: 8 commissioner being appointed to ascer- goverament to the extent of sixteen hundred All vacancies occuring in the offices provid- U,D wbat wa true Will of the people of million and bear 6 per cent, interest. They afiii'i! uArtic,e of this Contortion, shall be Robeson county. are payable in twenty years, with the option TZTl7 " pp" T ?T 01 l"f Voverno.r' on After moch confusion and desultory to the government of reducing them in five -r-.rrT f"T,wa hoj m-noonee intc Mm inntnt nn nn mtt.. r .. Jarvie, took a recess until 4:30 p. m. aball bold their place until the next regular election for members of the General Assembly, when elections ahall be held to fill such officers If any pe raon elected or appointed .to any of said officers, shall neglect and fail to qualify such office shall be appointed to snd filled, aa herein. All incumbents" of said offices shall hold until their successors are qualified. Under a suspension of the rules, the ordi nance passed iu second and third readings. On motion of Mr. Barringer, the rules were suspended, and the ordinance leaving the Gen eral Assembly to provide laws concerning the carrying of concealed weapons passed its second and third readings. The committee on the Judicial Department recommended the adoption of the following to be an additional section to article 4 of the Con stilntion : "In case the General Assembly shall establish other Courts inferior to the Supreme Court, the Judges shall be elected in such manner as the General Assembly may prescribe, and they shall hold their offices for a term not execedins eieht years." The ordinance than passed its third reading by a vote of 57 to 49. On motion of Mr. Dnrham, the rules were suspended and the following ordinance was considered : "All marriages between a white man snd negro or Indian, or between a white person and a perxm of negro or Indian descent, to the third generation, inclusive, are hereby forever prohibited." Mr Alhertaon moved to strike out the word "Jn-dlaa." Accepted. Cwnyth, col., moved aa an amendment that the word "negro" shall be stricken out. Lost. only Crosby, coL, an i Throne of Warren, vot ing for the resolution, Smyth voting against bis ow moimion. Crosby asked permission to withdraw his vote, snd objections were urged,, but the vote ea wHhririWn. I be ordinance then passed iu second reading. years, whence they were called 5-20 bonds, but there was no stipulation on their face for payment in gold. The "legal tender act" was passed in 1862, and expressly provided From Wilmington Journal. I that the notes issued under its authority THE FINAL CI AT IRHTTH! should be -legal tender for all debts, public c-",-'-eaxj aooujs, and private, exeept duties ou in. pons and We publish this mnrniner a second letter interest on tbe public debt." Anything. from the Hon. A. M. Waddell on ihe due by the people, except import duties and financial issue now so irreatlv mmtMrnkU- the interest on the pubiic debt, might be theeonntrv W- .:" ' 5 Paid " these notes. Therefore tbe 5-20 call attention to th lJ7e ona8 onquestionably redeemed in m V . T r7 WI "g- them. Indeed both part es so agreed, and ores showing the amount of money which Thaddeu. Stevens, who drew th? bill and nas oeen pain unnng the past few jears. passed it through the House of Represeuta luero ay wonder tbat "hard times'' tes as Chairman of the Committee of Ways I A fin I a m- m m oppress our people i l Uere must be and aDa iAeans, denouaced any other construe tion ot the law as a swindle and robbery. And yet In 1869, nearly seven years after tbe bill passed, and tbe law was so under there will be a remedy. THE FINANCIAL ISSUE. A Second Letter From Hon. A. W. Wad. ueu. stood, an act was passed authorizing th Secretary of the Treasury to pay 5-20 bonds in gold at par! Those bonds constitute three ,..-. i. c . t a a aaa. a Editors Joual:-A Mn. i.. ... 1 u 1 deot, and put- .liBAiie;.. ;.! - f-.-J 7 , 8 TT "UK vrag premium on goia at iu per fVjVk "I"" , inponatioq oi cent. . tbe redempUoo of them will cost the c, -r.-.o ,,,, UKSirUCllOU ut nwon u inru A TREMENDOUS FALL In Dry Goods just as we were buying our Stock, baa enabled ue to pat in store an as vote for rt01 of Goods unpreeedeotly low. Uur Stock is entirely new. was selected with care as to quality aud price and is oOer ed at as low pnees as can be found in this part of the Sooth. we nave in Stock a rail line of Staple 6c Faney Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shot s. Beady made Clothing. Notions, Groceries, dtc. aad we want the Public to call and see before buying, all we ask it a cbaoee show oar goods and to let you learn by ex .a " perienee thai we mean to sell Goods on fair and honest terms R. FRANK GRAHAM Ac Co., us to e. n. n akmi s ACHINE WORKS. Corner of Fclto dc Couvciu Street. SaJUkwry.R.C. Having all my new Marbinrry is effja. alion. I ma now prepared ia etaerUoaci tbe Ir. o ex Brass wrka Ui d . all kises 4 vniod work, soeh aa LnoiWr LHaat, Totiguv At Groving. makine Sah. Buast dc LXnors. making moaldine fn. hsektoi inches wide, also Turning dt PaMtve bmi iug. Sawing Braeketts; See. Haviag tw b.-.t Macbinvry and first class vrkaM, satisfaction is gnarantevd. July 211, lt75. ly. 0. M. Bvia. LUfO.M. t Co C. E. Baexsk. rOS fcarta, BUIS & BARKER WHOLESALE & RETAIL Dnpja Corner Main Ac Fiahet Streets, SALISBURY, N. C, Where may be found a full aanrnaeat of Pore Drugs, Medldnea, ?e M--ff., "?ne Has kerchirf Kxtractji. Kortirn A Ikonraiir CaV Intendine to remove to Dsvie County,. I will . o-n-a Soau. Hair. Tooth A Kail Hi ad sell my Piano for 500, in intallmemenu ; Marin A American Cicara. All frsdei af ol S50 or 9100, s the Hirchaer may elect, SMOKING A ClIKWINO TOBA000. A eTery 90 daya. Thu Piano Mosfoff Ha..n fine Ujt o( Bra-s A Ulaaa LAMPS; alw SW M. BTlsarrs 7f Octave, Grand Square scale, celebrated Perkina A Ilooe Noy-cxnasrra roaewood raae, (our round corner, carved ca. i krMene Iaasna which we rarml far aw Loiin ai nJie, wun extra cerveo icei ana pedsl. Original price $825- In depth and beenly of tone and equality of touch this Piaoo ia noanrpaased. In my absence call on Moses L. Holme. II H. HELPER. Wvm. JosEratXE L. Nkate has permanently located in Salisbury, and solicits pupils for thorough instruction In Piano-forte, and the German language, and after an experi ence of over 23 years as a teacher in first class Colleges, and io large cities in compe tition with the beat utuaie teachers, she feels c4fideut that she ean give her patrons entire satisfaction. Pept. 30 if wort. V atev, t rect itrmnoy, Wine by the boule or call JOHN. H. ENNISS Successor to C. R. BARKER & Co., next to MERONEY & BEO., MAIN STREET, SALISBURY, N. C. aiuinnit nnn .1 worm intt. .1. i,T 7 . "' uu fiuvww,uuu over me Ton !I1 22 n the pol!lc Park when We what they agreed to pay. and were Jones, an interesting wou man ,nbrj Kn,j, J-n . j5 f.l. "... . Mr iM!i. '5 iT . . I "t " I T- S7 ueee oonoa, iiae an oioer Ur. JoneS, Said (hp. "mra no ,.ui: f .u tt.. . rt. . are exeuipi They were sold for areenr backs wben greenbacks were denreciated - K lieved that submission would evoke gen- Hedricks building. 1st door below Bingham rsaO anil IA noln M. 1 , Ia iU. . 1 . rt . ... " v,uoiv mi im ir- i at uo.. Main Street. son that i lovea me ooutn and believed that it bad no where else to look for suc cor save to the Republican party, and for my bead to the pitiless storm of inactivit v that has been piled upon me in the agony ol vengeance In some things that party has disaappointed me, (the sneerer will say m not giving me office, but I have passed the ordeal of malignant criticism too oUen to care what the sneerer may say,) in many things I am not in accord with it, aud especially as to !ivil Rights consequently 1 have renounced all alle glance io it. Yet I do not leave it with any other than tbe kindest reelings and tne warmest admiration for many of its members wb-jse friendship 1 have won sine my connection with it. Btt for a resolution firmly fixed in my mind to retire to the rear in all party conflicts, and to leave to better and wiser men tbe custody of tbe nation's honor and tbe nations welfare, I should say that the South needs to cultivate a tittle more n..... e .1: ... - - . ... own borders, to make a common sectional rnUmeneS, fenUIIS, VyOmDS, BrUSllCS. Oll8, V wiuoc iu vougreas, m wiem iia oaiance OX power en masse for the securing of na tional aid in completing the Southern Pacific Railroad, and tbe several trans continental Southern canals. From this nettle of sectionalism tbe flower of a true national feeling would be plucked. Tbe South would be no less materially im proved than it would be made complaisant towards the North, while, by indirectly restoring to the South the destroyed capital that followed tbe fall of slarvery, Blackkenv. Malaea California Sfcerrv A Port TjBSL Imported Gin, aad in fact everrUrinf keii in a firal data Drue Store. (Mr tion department is ml' If ta Lt hmrndt a sW pn p irii rt, rime or the other hang in the Sun ear and nujkl and no one nreO appreiietia as ger in Laving tbeir pieacrtuitons ed. Feb. 18th. 1875. Alministrator Sale of Real oi PERSONAL STAT. "Nolire l hfTbf rirtn. that tK will 4br fBraass ai ptdlie aaoSWS. e raa r pr or axasa. at ts kUsss eenc of Felix P. CtoJfcltar, oacaaasd. aWa Lundred acrea oftaaS. tideaglagU U aid df-eaaca, adjoiaiag la laaes mt V fioodmaa. Mr, II. E. WatU aod otkciS allBseS in Mt. Oils TownsSie. aboat t aatks asslsT en the waicm of Htll a Ciesft, aar mwm mm .m ( fca ykWhW m? n liUl.hSALE & fi, 2wrJ? RET II. DEALER In PURE yfe iaf anrfQusjem eWfc IiTT"" sasLsa eflsL 3 I twtaiT acres r nr. a t rtwk t kardi. Taia ia a Uod, a ith ireod baitdiaga, uiiutT of titauer aad bottom. Tmaaof Hals- balaore ia tvU ssostaa. ialtiaat I At Lfcr aame um aad r'acr. ...II f..r .t.nt fL.i l.nK.ka aI rkat. Th of oau. lOu baabcU of corn aad a Ui of Or - ale Vo take !aiat llo'clsrk. A. M. a ;.l,mr toaee U.t Uodcae call oa J. L. near lUe pre is tar, or oa tUe Bdcraisaed, HAM'L A. LwnASCE. Sdai'r. ef PeHx P. Sept. M. 1S76 4ta aay. ar. Jones," said she. "arive n mnF Lki;..ii....rli..n.u.ja'.l. T?.3?' mi 9 re getting from taxation ! Thev were soM . . l"u, nuwanee. Kow which do he" aZ TZTJZ?-?" SB " -h-jf the purcbaaers of them know ' w moil dODM n TO a I Ina than tm . 1 i r a,r or innocence, replied: dunno. and vet Tthev irod a law nad mk!n th-m li velierexB th."7 ?T, &MXS Wl-l TMi looked very KheeXo 8 uuui iuc iirnunoioers. following official records : The poblic debt, on the 1st Hb .rf v. 4305 wm 4S.572JB3 Ml on the fires day of a . i imi - OTftviuvw, oo, ii WAS 9Z,l6rW3,936 ; Wishing to make my letter short. I stop a ere. will Very respeatfolly, . A. U WApOaU. nishes, Dye-wood & Dye-stuffs, Putty, raints, Ltamps, Lamp iioous, Kerosine Oil, Chim neys, Patent Medicines, Grass and Gar den Seed. PURE Wtnes and Liquors for Medicinal purposes. tion every idle loom, every wasting ship, kindle a fire In every deserted furnace, and bring back to tbe cheek of every unemployed laborer the native hue of hope and satisfaction. Meanwhile X am for the Booth, and await the party tbat will seize this Ariadne's thread to lead tbe eountry of its present Ubyiynto of woes. Truly yours, Sic, Bjuw. Ik)!' the .offerer hi. good, and benefitting tho Pnywciaiis, Druggist s and Country Merchants emancipated .lave, but would be creating a . sa m at m m manct whom ina would pat in mo- be irapplied with Goods in mr line at a small aUvanoc on Baltimore ENNISS' AGUrfand FEVER PILLS Ths BEST known to cure the Ague & Fever; never known to fail wken taken according to directions. Call and get a box, price 50cts ai EN NIBS'. CIGARS & TOBACCO. The best 10 otnt Cigar tor 6 cants to be bad Ui tht Qtj, ft&d Tsbaooo i ENKIS8'. B O Y D E N D 8 I II 0 n Mas. Da. Rksves, Paorairr TKa Prorri frraB return her ainCTfV to the travetMg saabiic for their ftbetai w ace while h vaa eoboecied BUBuaa a i. rioTXt. Nut bavisw rooes enooah at to BiiJuesiBislil i aer 1. p tA I.. I aJ ran rw.w iremnauOlU fortaMr, and in lh verv teat ly furotabed bouse, with all the " mninm nn Ik Vi tfoSB I1UC8B. 'u.f.ra foinff op the W. H C JJS ikwEssa,taao Mieakmsi sitae BUif Firet dau Bar aad BlUlfd 6sv loon onwnected with the HOLW July 16 i nrpoRTNT TO CONSUMPTIVES. mmt kLTloTrd xSls? jZLZ ba he we after Bwaaa give ap U oe W Iha PS. tad jyeWan. dm all A BBeeWBa m mm j IP 2 tkriTBdalre- to OUnSL ko 9