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Entered at the Postofficc at Wilmington, N.C.,
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DEMOCKATIC TICKET.
FOR PHKSIDKNT:
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your pen and write as I shall dic
tate: . - .. : . --'
To His Excellency, J. Worth, Gov
ernor of North Carolina: , ,'
Sir: The process of this -court
has been illegally interfered with
and a pnisoner-has been rescued
from the sheriff by Daniel E. Sickles
and Thomas Ruger and James Bu-j
ford, of the United States arniy,aud j
Friday Jones, colored, late a citizen j
of Wake county. 1 demand that
you call out the whole power f this
county to uphold the honor and in
tegrity of the laws of North Caro
lina, and secure the arrest of these
said parties. .
(Signed)
Dan'l'G. Fowle, Judge.
This communication was sent at
the moment by Judge Fowle to Gov
ernor Worth. The old hero was
alarmed at the situation, which
seemed-to him an approaching con
flict between the State and Federal
authority. He, too, loved North j
Carolina. "Sir," he said, "this will
never ao. ine attempt to arrest
these men will force a collision, and
bloodshed will follow this act. This
hot-headed yoang judge will ruin
our people. 1 will go at once and
settle this matter through President
Johnson." The next day found him
in the President's office. When he
had concluded his statement the
President said: "Sir, do I under
stand you to say that a hot-headed
young judge of your State lias
dared to order the arrest of-a Uni
ted States officer?" "Yes, sir." said
Governor Worth. .."Then God bless
that hot headed young judge and
every other one like him in North
Carolina," said President Johnson,
and immediately added, "Mr. Sec
retary, ask the Secretary of War to
come to my onice. " s lie euiereu,
the President sternly said: "Mr.
Secretary, telegraph at once to Ral
eigh and direct Gen. Ruger to re
turn that prisoner to the sheriff of
Wake county, and direct General
Ruger to submit to the legal man
date of Judge Daniel G. Fowle."
The next day Judge, Fowle said to
the sheriff in open court, in the
presence of a crowded court, house;
"Mr. Sheriff, take the prisoner to
the jail yard and "complete the sen
tence of this court." Two thousand
people" looked upon the sheriff's
second compliance with the law, and
as he struck he called out at the top
of his voice, Nine, and so on until he
had struck and called out thirty
nine. The prisoner was released
and allowed to depart, and the im
mense crowd quietly dispersed. The
law had been obeyed; the law had
tri inn phed. Windsor Ledger.
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siding judge, that Generals Daniel
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dicted for obstructing the process
of said court. I also observed on
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lency, Governor Worth, demanding
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arrest these named parties. The
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At this date the law of North
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ishment for all persons eoiiviated of
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at the public whipping post. A
negro was convicted, and the Judge,
in compliance. with the law, had or
dered the sheriff to take the prisoner
to the public whipping post in the
jail yard and inflict upon him thirty-nine
lashes. In obedience to this
order of the court Sheriff Ray took
the prisoner to the whipping post
and commenced operations. Just
as he struck the eighth liek hi 'rush
ed Generals Sickles and Ruger and
Maj. Buinford and Mrl Friday Jones,
backed by a large erowd, mostly
negroes, and rescued the prisoner,
took him from the , sheriff and car
ried him away. The sheriff prompt
ly reported this outrage to the
court. At this juncture Hon. Sion
H. Rogers, the Attorney-General,
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"Mr. Attorney General, do you
know of arty interference on the
part of any one with the sentence of
this court?" The Attorney General
replied that he had witnessed the
interference, described its manner
and form, and named the parties.
Judge Fowle immediately said,
"Mr. Attorney General, have the
grand jury brought into court."
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the facts and said: "I direct you,
gentlemen of the grand jury, to re
tire to your room and find bit's of
indictment against Daniel E. Sicilies
and Thomas Ruger antl James Bum
ford, officers of the United States
army, and Friday Jones, colored, a
citizen of Wake county, who have,
with violence, outraged the laws of
North Carolina." This was done,
and a capias was issued for the ar
rest or the parties. Sheriff Ray
proceeded at once to Gen. Ruger's
headquarters at the old Palace, and
approaching Gen. Ruger said r I have
come by order of the Court to ar
rest you; here is that order." Gen.
Ruger said: "Do you see those bay
onets? do you see those men? I will
not be arrested; if you think you
can arrest me proceed at your pleas
ure, and at the risk of- your life."
. . Sheriff Ray appeared in court, re
lated the result, and made known
his inability to carry out the order
of said court. - -
Judge Fowle, when the sheriff had
concluded, said; "Mr. Clerk, take
ties fr e nt.
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The National Life
-AND
Maturity Association
OF WASHINGTON. D. C.
Assets..
liabilities........
Paid to members
..$314,072.19
. None. ?
;.$120,ftJ2.31
HORATIO BROWNING,
. President.
GEGRGE D7 ELDRIDGE,
Secretary. Manager and Actuary, ;
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Life Insurance at Absolute Cost. . -
A Guaranteed Policy.
An Incontestible Policy. . -
"Maturity Value in Casu at Fixed Agei
. Annual Cost Absolutely Limited. .
' Only Four Payments per Year. . , v
Non Forfeitable After Three Years,
.... - P. S. RIDDELLE, M. D. '
Medical Director
W H. GIBSON, Special Agent.
r. Home Office, L215 F Street, N.W.
JOHN HAAR, Jn., Local Agent,
Oct 3 v - WilmlngtcaN'. C,
wantofa-HeadacLi-
vanish i
magic i:
kiugafct.
Pimplf ;
Boils (1.
speedily when this remedy is taken. 3
o more enectual renei lor tne nan
loathing of food due to INTDIPC.
than ths article. Putuplnlarg75ct
ties. " Sample packages iaPOvrDEBfor
by inai 1 to any address on receipt of K
in stamps.' The reglarliquid forma
sent by mail. MEXICAN MEDIG.V
400 North 3d St., Philadelphia, Pa.
; BIRD ..'.MA!
-The great secrctofthecanarybirdb
of tho llartz Mountains in Gcmanv.
Manna wil 1 restore the song of cagebi:
prevent their ailments and restore t
pood condition. If given to a Ifffl'
the season ofsheddingf eathers,it
cases carry the little mnsichin tnroijj
critical period without loss of sons
uail on receipt of 15 cts. in stamps .
. 'OOD CO., 400 N. 3rd St. Philaddj -
'.ease mention this paper.
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The Acme
MANUFAOTlBlNSt
.MANCFJCTCKIB3 0F
Fertilizers,, Pine 'Fibre:
Pine Fibre Matting.
WILMINGTON, S
rnilE REPUTATION O?0tm
the ACME andGEM,'lsnow esta
the results of three years' use in '
the best farmers of this aid
attest their Value as ahigh grade
- - The- MATTING, nad from tM
native We, Js concededto te6
wool carpet for comfort and afW
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demand for lr. is aaiij
tues not found in any other
TheFIBRE or WOOL 13
totair,"6"
nsiveb'c
upholstering . purposes
Mattresses is almost equal
elastic aid proof asije partis
?i.ifl.otPi from rellaDic v
n n & seen at our am-
Id upon appUcaUon--r ,
it
JOB PKliNTI
We want your
doing your k;'tB5& ' kr
and stock amountUo anyu f
are cerUinly entitled to c-
Onr money has not Vi l- -
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type. : 7, . U -"i J vca
Try us on any .
order. -'.'7 ,t nnh
.Personal attention