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other hands. If. they arc disappointed
I they .iuk in dkspair. No further hope
' in the future. The door of deliverance
fa-t tin d. 117 theWe.-ti be d,eafk
tiieir cry? lXint every Inxly kupw. tluit
all this xxLcpinand wailing and giiash
iiiwf tix-tli ; all theoe frantic apjea!s
ir help is based on the f;ct that of the
f.iiileiNi candidates f'r the ollices en
umerated in the JttvrnvVii bill of
I'linplaiiit, eiirht are nrxroe? And
.Imtt it aj-pear also that the ollices afore
.-.aid are fjr Juitice-i of the Tcace, (Viji
.t'ble, Tovus!iip Clerk and School
t'oiiiinilU-'eiiien of the IViwiiship of
New I '.erne .' 1 '
Vhv certain I v the whole Went will at
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on-.-e rti-h to arms and resctlc Newbern
Irnin the hand of the ruthless foe. And
tin 11 the supreme impudence of the
lilu;.y Iri-.hiu.in, McCartney, wanting
to hold the hirh and ini j-ortaii t poM-
ti !t oi luwnsiiip c lerK : ana lie an
'(', lull, ivlii-n it is well known that
Maj. Kiij!chard don't want oUntt to
nave any thiiiir to ilo in tue inaiia-re-
iim nt of our domestic ajfaiis. Certaiuly
the W'c-jt xxon't s?tand tpiietly by, a.jta
tioiiary as one of its own grand mountain-,
and mc an Irishman be made a
Tow n-hip I'U rk. Yc(iola! The out
ra :e ri-mmilted on "mir ffyt " by these
K i l i- uiibi arable, and it the e-t
d tut "hurry to the help of the imbe
ri!e -, ali xx ill be lost.
I'.tiL what is the Vtsl piii'' to do
al.oiit the char-res priTirid by the
1'ianklin Vnnrit r .'
I hi'v must either set llm! p.ipvr dox it
.is a nlo.t ilelictable liarjor it will have
t- I '.iue to the same conclusion about
the ." -iff. Th y ceitaiuly dont Ulh
t.ll tin tiulh, and the Journal only
mi -n'.ioiis in its painful complaint the
hanlliips sutl'eritl in two oirw.iij: in
the K;:st. xxhile the thin it r com Cj to tlicl
front and complaiu- that the. i ; is
eoinpli tely noveiI timkr in five coun
ties xx herein they have very large ma-
j.i ities, aye, that they are completely
iuuoril in (he iioin i nat ions lor Con
vention, ami tli.it even New Ilaiio
vcr. the county xxlurein the Jimnnil
li.i-s.iiil a pain'ul"e.i-teiice, has only
one ncjri'o, and two ediicaled, intilli
jeiit and tisjictable white mcii !
To'J bad! two bad .V docs the Juurnul
waul the II V to funic forward
a'ld kick these white men out
ol these six counties of the Kast ? It.
complains that the negroes nionoH)lj.e
the cilice-, and the, Omiff givesj die
nanu s of vh 'itr men who arc the Re
publican candidates. locs the Ciirirr
lie? or doe- it comedown to the poin
that the Jouiii'il wants the West
c nie to the l!.it and kick cut the
choice of the people because thev are
liYpubliean-. rather ill in because they
rr i, ( neirroes ?
W ill the Jitm-mif rise to explain .'
Will not the West think that the
. - - if h.m raitil the cry f AV6lr
Woll jusj a ( tint often? And wont
thev be peilVctlv willing to alloxv the
K.i-t t maiia;. its own atrirs xxithoiit
any interfe ence Ironi them ?
Wlit-u the Republican party obtained
coutrol ol the -outlierri States, at the
close ol the xvar, there were many
tlimu- t K- !oiQ (ti repair thu damage
ofitxil -tiifti rablio. faisti'ttitiots of
all kind- had -one di-ray, and there
xva- a Mt-r.iI demand for the out lav of
money to re c-t.ibli-.li their elliciency
l ci uie, the IVmiKTatie party, rr-
-M.ii-ible for l!ie war. km Lw rivjum-
sihle lor tin iuvesUv of this out lax;
but a- the appropriations of money for
it were made by Kepuhlican jlejrtd.f
Uirev the IVm.HT.its now cry aloud
that Ka Itcal cxtravacanee has bitn the
rum of the uth. AVy.A.Vrrn.
Cri V JTEM8.
CO HANDS WANTED
lo cut wood. I w4?l give regular cm
pl)yment to the above number of goxxl
working wen, for the next six month.).
It. , . W. V. Uaxapat.
Lxvish to purchase a good milk Cow.
l'ersons wishing to sell will please
apply to Robert Kennedy, office of The
Wu.Mixu rox Pusr.
shock iug EuglLsh into our column, we 1 enjoy the inestimable privilecres of that malcontents and demarromies r
cannot better portray in a striking j which lucy themselves had been dc- the greatest evil in a government. The
manner tue character ol tbe mte
League than by publishing ittst auch
communications verbatim. If ignorance
is the parerttpf crime, this fellow ought
to have an away of villainies credited
to his account a iong as tut tring of
scalps at the bell of a Sioux warrior.
Jnfcr-Cktan. . . j s
prived. And by. the most heroic self-
sacrifice, with" the aid of Northern so
cieties most of the colored children in
thisittate have enjoyed the advantages
of j oommon-school education, and
mapy have graduated from Eastern and
Western colleges.-
insuiuiions oi a nign graae, ior coi
Rain Is very much needed.
The. weather is moot loo warm to.
Comfortable.
be
taius to the .sea
But, unfortunately for the Suite, there
is a'tkiss of men who
STILL MOCRN OVKK THE "LO.ST (AVSE1,
The fish market was very well sup
plied yesterd;iy.
There was no se-i-ion
(!ourt veslerdav.
of the City
The Vlckaburjf Oulrso.
When the Confederate Democrats f
Mcksburg turned out to break up Tt
Fourth of July meeting and kill the
Bjxcakers, they intended to vaetly re
duce the Republican riajorlty in their and sigh for those "good old days" when
State, and render good serriee to the t,ie sl-vc kneeled at his master's feet.
, i.t.i i i Lone years of domination have warped
party in which their gunners have been tnnw nf xho mt nnr, A
enrolled. So far as party fame u con- c"anriot be conteht to remain on a foot
cerned they gained nothing, for the ing of equality with 'their fetlow-citi-I).MnMT!iirt
nnnprssimnlv noil nnnroval Wns. They Ulllsthave homebody to
l j 4 . .1 r i I look down upon. Instead of accepting
and do not mention the names of the j - , , i r -.i . ,! .
I in good faith the inevitable logic of
murucrcrs. now nicy expect o K- t event?: ftistead of going to work to de-
ofllce without favorable mention is a I velop the immense internal resources of
mystery. Beyond the garbled telegram the &tatc, they spend their time in
sent by the Associated Tro agent, the "?f!n.a -i fUd a'lU
- . . - miaiiiaiiageiiieui, ianx.ing iiuuui, iue
ew Orleans papers, thonc iu favor of inferioritjr of the "nigger," and in pro
a white man's party, did not mention testing that negro sultrage is thefourcc
thcjtflair, which is most discouraging a" their woes. So quiet and inac
to the color liners of Vicksburg. The Ultst: oio me ar .n
,,.., , their State acquired the not enviable
I-rauklin &un docs not even give them titlc of ..geepv Hollow," but since the
the credit of breaking up an offensive j manhood of the negro has been recog
oreil vonth lift their heAils mid Rnrrnd
their benigp iuflueace of intelligence 1 aml Iixnj's linc"t?hat iiegro-suflrajre is,
oyer tnc wuoie SUlo lrom tne inoun- anure, aim mat im wiuuig to join
real cause of all these Democratic move
ments is that the
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fcOCTIIERX DEMOCRAT HAS Ht-rKX Dri- OK
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They take this as an aduiiWion ou the 1 -MO.000.000 A&iCtii. Keprotltetl.
XK U' AD I 'ICR TJSKMKS' 7X
INSffRANCB AGENCY
JNO. W. OORPON.
Don't fail to go aud see I bei t Lm-
mett next Ii'iiday night.
The idea of walking through the
streets for a half day, looking for an
item and then not finding one, this
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Would it not be advisable for the
city autlioriliesi fo I axe the Market
House washed out once or twice a I celebration of American independence, nized they have become restless, and
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wc(!n : x iniiiK il w on hi
There xvill be an excursioif toS'mith-
ville and the Black I'Lli (irouuds on
August the 3rd .given under the auspices
of Hie CaKi tear Light Artillery.
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and makes the Monday following the ,,k lu .
. "I wont 1 fur tv wiiii t liv ni'iv iln-ni)r 9 mii!
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1-ourtli olJuly come ou tne sixtu him., jcvisiIIir ,m.arH whereby thev may do
and calls the assembly tireu into a ne- it constitutionally.
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gro meeting. men carelessness
amounts to an insult of chivalry. The
SmC& account is most ingenious, and
Ma;stkati: t't'rnr. Ik fore T. M. xvo give it as showing Jiow a fiendish
(Sardner, J. I'. State r-. Johanna Tay- outrage can soothingly be made to read
or, h;r as.,auls aiuj balteiy upon Kli.a pleasantly mid agreeable :
lane Davi.s. J uiIltiih nt . io and cot-ts. There w as a disturbance at a ncirro
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Committed to j til in default of the meeting at tue couri nousc on Jionuay imrneu ior xviu nea ami nieu xieie uueo
lasl, l UC SlAHl llisi.llll, iiiii;ii j;iiii uui l ior M'.miij iuvh Hilts on uuu.i.
of a dilliculty between two white men, It .stultified itself by entertaining a
one of whom was dangerously woiin- foolish resolution calling upon the
ded. A pistol was then drawn by Leu whites of the tState to leave the Rtpub-
Mlen. a colored politician, lie was Jican party, because of the passage ol
knocked down at once, by the Whites the "civil, rights bill," which they dc-
nd severely beaten. Soon alter this a clared would establish social equality
i'ktI.i ni'i ii m il l.. tr..pn : 11e10.11 anil :i I lii.iv.i .(ii Ilie two races. It shoxved its
f o i.:.. whiti. iii.iii in which the ncirro's skull utter disrcirard of the ritrhts of the cob
was broken. A shot was then fired ored man by giving to Kaleigh, Wil
into the crowd by a negro, riding past mingtou and Nexv Berne charters which
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same.
l-'oi ti e l'oi-t.
a v.n i:, ( .or xi v,
I''i:K ToWNnlllf,
July -'1, Kso.
Ml.s.-i.... I'.iniui:-:,-tur. regular can
vavs openeil to day in this Township
)ur Keptiblh an standard bearers were
hi hand and com rid jthcm-clves with a i,act. which was returned by the virtually disfranchised him, and which
irlorv. Tliearjruiiieiit.i ol Mr. l ancloth whites. During the melee two negroes it knew to be in violation oi iue nation-
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were kiiieit ana oue seriously wouuueu. i ui nun f-taie consinuiious. m i.i i mi;
Kvervthinc was iuet on the following people, by a maiority u ten tuousami,
day, Tuesday. voted duvn,the jroposilion to hive a
1 he last sentence is very neat and convention, iine ot tne leading slales-
assuring. " Everything , was quiet on men iu the Democratic parly opiosecl
the following dav, luesday. ' Jnes- any chanre in the constitution then,
day is spelled in a comical maimer to and thev oppose ii now, though they
draw attention from the laet that txxo fear to eive ei res-u.ii to tl.t ir vmvs
1 1 eir roes were killed.'' Kreoueiit i -Iran sic- in the fundamental
The Mireveport 'Jim- also makes a law, like frequent revolution-, arc inju-
lauvdiable affair of the trajicdv, and rious to u State: I" allow ns:tisfied
gives the following account in its best spirits to tamper with the guarantees
vein of humor: of a people s lilei ty is niways proiiuc-
The New Orlears Rkpi ih.h an, and live of untold evil. Nevertheless, by
nating Hawkins or his crowd so much other ladical papers, with a Miigulur an unsparing application of the party
6( the Slate money1 without any roni,l- deficiency of enterprise in the Woody whip, a bill w as passed calling a
In. miiilit liiiv li nn frriis!itili "'- iiiii:, iiaiu imim .: I. . I A COXVF.NTlON K,( ll.M.K IVX-
in di i:i? s much into nonsense. Mr.
hands with the Southern whites in op
position to national legislation for the
negro s protection." , .
Wo have confidence in the libeity
loving people of the North that such is
not the case ; and we think that the
South will bud that though the North
is w illing' to fill up the bloody chasm, it
will not oe trampled upon and debase
its own manhood by filling it up with
the loat-sight of long oppressed and long
suffering race.
The dormant malice of the Southern
Democrat has been aroused by the pass
age of the 'civil rights bill," and he
only needs an expression of 'Northern
sentiment in his favor to break out in
open and violent opposition to the en
forcement of any and all the laws
guaranteeing to the negro "equality be
fore the law."
The South fears the North to-day as
much as it did in lbOo. Jet the North
but acquiesce in the movement among
the Democrats in the South, and in a
few years the negro will have "no rights
which a white man is bound to respect
LIEr.KTY TO CONTROL AS IT ILEASE!
its own affairs, without interference on
the part of the orth,'is what the South
means by reconciliation.
hi the whole, it was theL As we said in the beginning of this
body that ever sat in the4 article, their hostility to I he colored
man is confined to, for. the most part,
the Democratic leaders aud those w hom
they stir up by an insane prating ou
social equality and the demagogue
appeal to th? lowest passion. If the
"poor white", man could only be made
to understand that the men 'who thus
address him are not his real friends;
that the ner;; is the white man's infe
rior only in opportunities; that he was
as much benefitted by the results nf the
war as the negro, and that every joor
man's interest is one and the same, the
davs of the fire-eaters would be num
bered, and fbc South would bloom as
the fairest garden on the globe.
ivcspectfully,
Chas. N. Oily.
This class had control of the last
Legislature. On the whole, it was the
most ignorant
Capitol. It
EXPKM.KP A .MAN IKo.M II IS SK AT
for his religion- belief thus carrying
back the State to. the time in the history
f this cmintrv when women were
were' no. m-x. i .. Me, and his opponent
Mr. lb-rich, M, did not attempt it.
Vfter a veiy enjoyable debate to us, be
tween the cardidale-, owe Maae, a son
of Win. T., came forward and made one
ol his cbar.nTM ist ic !a ks, which was 'a
niedlv of prot.:u.ty and black iMuriii.-ni,
hurled at Republican-, and especially
at ll.f ll .n. 1. .1. IVf- :i If he had
ju.-t expbiiiud his vote in the last Leg
islature and given some .reason for do-
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f-n.
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atKi .Manning. t!e while
part v l.n made alnut
out ff lU u-ft. aiul i
i loin bke a lt itanv
' all lL.- .la.il, I bi-Uiu-ll .-
t:tx makes
o"! xi,ii-f f r
lh-V Milj .-,r . ll..- I.. Llr
(,J -rn titrrv re o maay
f ;' nc to ti'd the otfioe.
rtJ daKicriu ar a Wig way
t 'rf irv i. 11 .1 .i . V . . ' I ll
r who
IV RWkU patty."
iw te At lli re i a lie itl
aat the iTcoo.tteiKy mi
" I he ipirit of know-oothingisBt i-
Ik-im rev i vol by iho Radical party.
; and as it eminateU -ftiii the official or
i: in ol tin lUdicaV artr the- W sii-
inisihx t. ii Kixiri.K outsiders niul
Ulieve that it will he a ski plank in
their iK-at prrsidential platform.'
(Vnin'on tia.) Ihtify TV.
Now if the fiji will imlicAte the
article in the CiiKOXH i.r which" au
ihortil it to make the aUve state
ment, we shall lobliTU tw ifw 1U
erwiM. we shall N compelled to say.
that it has nianufacturtvl a faWhood
Htt of. whole cloth. llaTiBfC OO h.
Uuly to forriners, the "spirit of know -nothingisni
" ciahl no4 harr CwvaniUsl
; trMu our co.umnv Standing on the
tiuctritM of the equality of all men bc-
!forv the Law, ami rtxogaiainx ta ribl
of every ruisrn to cnoTt ad exercis-9
the privileges wfcich the Law coutcru
v im tuttrx fanw the prescription of
ut rxrririi-lsf n oumw by any pur
tkm ,f our pcopff , j w do tK aM
tewtpt of the late rrtxls to uVr-rUe the
cvlTTd pciHU of th iew rctit coo
frrixxl upon then by the CVatitattov
( ntff,
b Oum tay no twaa H rdcu
ltm in th character whkla nature iw
teoded him Ui repcocnt.
COX VEX TION T, CHAXi.E
STITCTIOX.
The present constitution wasadopttd
in 181'iS. It is an embodinient of the
best features in the Northvrn constitu
tions, and is, without doubt, the best
instrument of the kiud their State ever
w; II' .1 It ViCM KM KNTS.
Pay Your City Taxes.
I HUT Ok TltF4S-KK AMI . I'nl I.l'l ToK. I
i irv in- imiM'iiv, N. I',, v
Jlllv .Till. 1-7, J
MKi i rv tax iiiiuks roii is;-, ii. vy
ing 1.i-ii rii-i-ivitl nl this .illi.- tin- in,.
l. iUli.il . iH.w iMi'imcl to ruilcrt Ilip
"lly Tnxp-i on Meal K-lai iml I'rr-ii.h!
rrnM riy lor ls.-j.
-M-I I'AllTll'.s :r Hi, red. ir UnliMtHl niiU
reipiesli l lo'mrr Hum nnit-r ltiim. illi.1. at
ti'iitloti. ami tuf i'liil liHK t.Ilifo uiitl
up" xxplioul furllii r dflux .
"IRE INefRAXCE CoMPAMls .
Llverool ii London ft Globe, England.
I i
Hamburg Bremen, (fcrniany.
Mobile Underwriters, Mobile.
Virgiuia Firi ami Marine, RioLnind.
City, Richmond,
Southern Mutual. Richmond
Old North State, Warrentou
Penn, I'hiladelplii.'i
Home, Columbus, Ohio.
Amazon, Cincinnati, Ohio.
(ioo.1 AfifiilK xvii ntr. I for I. lit an. I ir
Compatiti-n In nil nrnH.-ciiilt J tcininrv.
omx on i riuci-ss. loUcn limit nml
i il.
Alo Mnnai-erK. for Nor tit ..r..lu
M 1 rj IK U iLiTAX INSfUA.Mi: iiiMIM-Kl.'N.'Y.
Water U-ls,
Jyly 16 If
WILMINtJItiN, N. i
pions .-.a,: mm
Nexv siitl tioauilnil tlohlKiui. n v ., ,, i .
ett Address KHWAHU I1T1. W ul.u,
ton, H J july ! - Liu
NOTICK.
'plii:itKvii.l,iiKANi:i.KTio. rin o
I U the usual ihiIiIiil nlitfiw tail)..- m-i
ThurMny In Auuusl, 1st s In N Hhih.m i
ooiuily for Hit- elet-lloii n( tin- i.iIU.m m.
towiuthlp nlllt-erK. Mr :
WII.MI.NliTONTOWNsllll- ,--i. i, t.c
islrut. one TowiiKhln ( 'It rk . oiit- ....-i.ii.i.
Hint tlireo Sohool ( iniiniltlt-i'
FKhKHAL 11)1 XT. MASoN I ti ii.i l VI;
N KTT AND t'AI'l' KKAIt 'li iW'S.-llll -
Two Miit;lKlrritit. oint Olerk. on. I'.nini.it.'i
anil lliree St liot.l ( t.iiiiiiillrt) mh.
Nr.W MA.NoV K.ll AM) l'KMikl: i nl A.
TIKS Three I ifltirnleM Iu ll It! 1-1 I f I t .1.-1 1.
t ill loual I on x en! lull.
II MANSINi..
lsliiTiUf Ktx llaiioxier1'oiiiil .
July !( Iw. .
PLOTTS
S1A R
ColnMiu- I wiily tlural.tlll v iiiI xioilli . ...I
Ior lllustmltHl i iiUilotue lM-loie t.ti.ii.;
Aililrens Hi.- niHiiul.'irluriT -low xl.ii
I'LIITS, WaAhlntoii, NJ juij -
I
r
shirts " line, have failed to publish the
real facta of the riot nt Vicksburg on
ll... "irb.rit-.iw f.nirll. ' The truth i
I'eison in reply, followed the advice ,hat nl white man's barbecue was
giv?n by a Dcmucrat, viz: lo treat the jJt.i,jj JUU a wi,c ieague coinmit-
t.ail according loins lolly, and so thor- tce W;ls stft j,wri lt the negro meet-
oiighly druhed bun that all Ins I: lends iK to-kill ten or twelve ncgroc and
were Had when lie Was through. II is ..!ir,M...i,,,,,M.,H r,,r ii1(. hnriii-ii. Tim
ari:unient was replete with good M.-irid .in,,,,!,!...! n.lii.l wi.ro lhen nicelv I iossesised. Iinprisoium ut for debt, the
sens., and cxprcsiod in such a way that iWpU.r..,I. ...! ih w hite neoole dineii whipping po.t and all the barbarous , "'
it did not fail ia its cffecU. Our Irknds rt th,.n. There is but onu dish more eustoins inflicted upon the p., !e by i,7-tm,i..t wti! ii
. .- 1 .1 r. " I.l II . l-..i..l.Ja .
went home lceiing prouu oi our eiori Uyghly esteemed by t?ulhern gentlemen
in the cause of righj, and if long fan s ,ll:ul ' ru;uUHj .. uhgger," and th-t is
arul wad deniorat had been at a pre- stcwed carpet-bagger.
mium some one uug.'ii uavc jjuiiuu uxu
L OI I Y cnriUNs are -!s,, r. t . i v - I u
uajmoiil ofe'Hv Tans.
T . sl-UVi,cvS,
Trenniror aiul I'ollerU.r.
J'J- II
We have not thei Democrats ou the
h,t k and we will keep them there.
Fork.
letter from a Vieksburfer.
For plainness aud simplicity of style,
the following letter i a marvel. In
explanation of its references, we may
say that a week vfr so agj the r
f.v.f published a communication from
Vicksburg, giving an account of the
recent murder there. Resides the let
ter of our rorii's.l'ondcnt, xtc publi-hcd
rr!e also wriltC!! lo the Cincinnati
lMuirrriil, and also another account
of thcafl'.iir as, u appeared m the lute
IxMgue organ publislml at Vickurg
the lltniit. In the lVdhwiiig- com
munication, as will be -ern,.iu inese
accounts arc brandet! as lic- ; Where
the airjivtii are loo thick t aupply
tlu ir places with M coUxeiiK lit ! dash.
I he article referral o Is ireh-rd. and
the writer sars: .
To f E'tUvr ! ikr inttr-On.im. CA-
All ofthw ia a damrU Ji and the
men wha rote it U a dawed ;uailrrl
i lriuz of bad worU-- too bad t prkti
and a darned Uar, and I fVr w will
help to cutt hi d amed trwat irura car
to ear, he ia not wrU lixing. w hrt all
rwil cilicvu'wi' ViktdUrp, know the
relief to lie a cod UMoit Lac f row bc-
eiunin' to ciitl, and w other paper but
a dirtv liem; lcet tul the imrr-lknrmm
would publish uch barffajft tic.
OC K.
Tb- i- mi airl vrrr ontvincinj.
We sup I ibwnter of thi letter
- . ...V.f
;URT II t'A Itt) Ll IV A .
"TteKra of Omul Feelliitf ' -TUe
fotisMint loual Convention The
Pulley of the Two I'artfen, Ae
Rai.kk.h, N. C, July 22, l:7r.
I IE I'NlVKlv-s,- I Y or NoKTIl CAKO-
I. IN A.
Till-l:.-lllllli(iii wilt be re-oiu-ned ou the
1st Moodaj' of September next,
I he luf tiii-i.Jtfii; I lie 2mt I lull m!.i In Junr
i l7, xt Illi a xaealloriof li.i w. ik l flui-
n.as. ii nut iieeu ro orgitulxi'tl on the eclee-
roiiiltlnlni:. however. Ilini1 rur-
scieoce hikL. Acrirallnr.
l.n . .. ... I.. . .... I..
the old constitution were abolished for- ' lenming uiiuiiy taught m iii.i.t Mv-!it.
ever, and the rights of ilw poor man T.. -"'"""V"?" 'r,.'x -Vrlru,tur-
.... .i J. . 1 BiiUlliO Mtclmnlc ArU. An i..!- K.etilfy
lor the first . time in tin State were , n.-m iM-'ti acpnintt J. Th bunding iu.
fully rcc urn iml. The departments of j roughly rerutiie.! for td. rece.tiu i eo ri
the goYciWnt were simplified and 1',rorVonwrrc...l...rv ( .heHU,V
made . ply to V K KM I l li vm K.
J-.iil ..f i'ruu t.
Mn'rljih. N.
n...irlv nil t llr. tlriiti 111 tbf. Stfltf
elective by the jwixple. There are J
many provisions that the poor man
holds dear. He will not vote to change 1
these, and 'hence the Legislature placvd j
restriction uion the members to be
elected to the convention. It dared not
sei-rt'1.1
(iOODNKWS.
UK I MTl;-l! NFl i, ..timnio-e ol At-
........ i.i ..... .. I
JuiitiiHii Jnj!-it:H ; mv mat ii imemico 10 leuen inose j imi eim-. i.k.- j.;.w-Ui m tuiuong
Sir : -The feci in? Wtwccn the white wcrcd pianintccs. IJut it is known llv":,"""
, , . . , .. . ..... . that the relnctions hare no landing '
and colorcil ixeoptc of this State is not fo , imiViu!f t0 tt. t0 whj
so bitter as in ma-i of the Southern length the Ileinocrat will not go ifthey 1
States, liarung the " ku Ktuii out- I are. bo fortunate as to gtt control of the
Siiri.assos In lune timl txwer miy lb i.l i
tan lirretofore nianufu. iiir-l n O.i- ...n.i
try. II .ii ttt-rn ItMitM ). inuu fini- t m
' " j ju.lgt ami
Gtfes UNIVERSAL Salisfdcliou".
Itx o kllllul un of Ibt. l. i" to l it..
patent k lire nwi-ll, Ihr liui-li- i . i..l i..
luc human m.lre. ranging Ttoiii tl. -..lit. I
llutc llko li'He la u vuio me of Mind.
I n-surpaxxtl by any Inlruwnr
Tim piiii'tii t'U ba- not. 1 . ii ti.i t . i
it an - year Ilie I niwrfeei i..n n..l i.. .-i . ..i
Ihe reej i nl i nmni . . atnl .t 1 1 . i. i 1. 1- , . ...
Heal esperii'nt- to me .uAjtitit.it ... i.
tnirfitcl !oi-. nmi lii i ip iiiuti.h l.
rculls III .rtl.ieilni of .,ti it.M i
lone wblrli lutaltulialr vnili.-eij to Ikr
PIPE m Ql 4 1 IT V
TLiiiiili .Ion. nit ;' .n.i , i
tat two. Ttn i nn ii m. at tia.
All tht Lite hi laproi rtnnfs
GRAND FAMILY KX'l KSIUN
j Votl x uiitu i, twi t moin'i
ntl Pullrti f.lix-k XAsit.iti. I
I it
ll.l
rages" ccrl years ago in the western
part of the State, the cult ins I nun ha
ct'jovcd hi rights without molestation
Me fiaa made great pmgnss in educa
tion and the acquisition of pnjn-rty.
The acJiicvements of the cvlornl ih-o-ple
in tins State by 'their imjiiidtul
exertions are worthy the adniirwtHm of
tuo whole country. lrisli"al at first
of all thev acomed by hard labor,
they smut fearneil that only by thrift
aud Mlf-rc!iance could they place tbem
.wlvcs irt a iOTition that woubl coni
mand and receive the resicc'l of their
cueaiies. ImmcdiaU-ly after the war,r
when Uie iH-gro had eontml of the
Slate gvTernmenl, he was not arrogant
in his deporUiwnt or prcMimpuons in
his ambition ; tWIt.ig that slavery was
not the bs-s educator fir the rrpo
MbililWss of high pnitrn, he willingly
ctttruatcd the bcim of State in the
hands of
TlIK XAT1VE WIltTi: KM DUl VN
lie et about to fit hiauscif for the hifh
j l"l!l Le rbta ui.tler 'l.c t U'p rn ol lkc j
nk that they will
il the" ICgTsLuurc .
5 to have all the ' r?
convention.
Their sole tie-in" is r) abridge the
i . . l. . . . i l .. :
the fr.-OK hi-e of w hu h ther cannot de- --.
prive him. I hey think that they
always have control
aud hviue thev intend
officers in lhe rvtiie, itnou the fiovernor
dow n l Uk ioxei magistrate, electrsl
by that lIy.
liv this mean- i-vi rx tH. t r in the
Slate will Ih a I Vrtn-crat, and the Re
-Hihlrcatl vote w ill tbtis ho entirvlr irt
elTii tivsr. They fear lo make
i:iicatio or ri.'.rr.Rtv t vi aii-
ll IIIH
f.r voting. It w; i d -Irntirlux m-nr-
WILL NOT VHKVK K '.VAKf.
Aa4 itM S. in . 1.1 III. n 1.. a i j imIhi
InrM U nmki.
BEAUTIrTJL I1XE OK
NIIUKt
mix i! titi! H e II. 4.. k I -1. I, -t iu,i.
lilt hjll.Jl J,yof AllfU.I p. l ,
et for I irn! !r mm ti u..
TiTVn tor iti'n. , . -,j ' T' Tfn mn "t.lff I
I biitlr,-n unilr lJ irtnnT (, uol vr- I Utl ml i
vntt ,'.nni!iiln Utrni:'.-.. frr.
,1, Ihtw wfi.uirr.l n.irn.l i.-ui.tlDti
c tiiroitf HI i,rr noi.iii. m ir.a t LiOt 1 I tt I CJ LI fW
t Tb: eeii.-lo an ec!.j t ?sr to j j
lp !-.- t-
a. 1 X T i.l I I
t:rntlHMi Mkkvu'U.n iw..v.uar
riTY I'ftllTs
in (traa.
I
rl Vlli iMirvU'f II Oirl
I lr lvmti:'.l iMt rra tti ri M t t
a!i sii.wm t-rrna.
!ll bo 11 awi a m .1 l-aM( '
Iv hilft.l I'.. U in .-r.i , ..a.,.. I K,. .e r rr.Sa4aatbll 4... !'
AkviiIn Waninl,
it;
mav attempt to !i;!alr t!i coolrait I
letwecn i-iMplfje an-J enipSaxer, a
ha hern d.nc in Arkanva xnA ,Tea. i
an-J thrrrby put tic nr-m back into J
virtuat slavery. j
The IVraocralta.- ftj hi had ca
trol of the l-.--iiLUr LtAntL id tbi
jovemmrnt since l?7t. It ha. Lti-i ,
frrcduta haU called bmt- thje,-ta of rticr. mnd no. l wrraJr,.
UehIivrsliatheBUJM.a awh.to f B-;b,;S' " 1V- i
coold mt flo U cc the wfJ co.- HlrS,K l 'Li
larW roraUtion l iiblcrat rvr 1 2? Vt
ir4icaJT. Jt i j-M w. brawUnr. IwkutO who wre the rcoru f " VrT.4 WJ u,..
rrotaaw idroU who ake the Kth a uvthinr but coUrptuo i&imrl 'ZL Zl li. Tt
dace to be ahanaew ami depb4. f fr the - ariatorracy . an4 .. . , ! : T " 7 .
rr 1X4 114 timwMtwmrt i w Aai mm Wm wriw tn -
" i J . .v.- i. ,' t.k.;.L.A.. I i TV. - L i rcvl pvra!si
wr Z a
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K W . i'KJl K.
tv. i. i.-sra.
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t tnaail ..
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J . 1 1
MALLARD.
tmtr.
g-citlrcn of Ykk-
to wlmb rlasrx be refen fvrl-
n
rlv, ami wrew wertl caa be trestcd
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aw, rVtaoasaa. I . rr w .re s t-...
l(iat to UXUM ltw jl.M.luM
aajwa mmd rS" tx fM i aTf -m
' WjiarfW A44Ja ta'haWuY.
EDWAItD IM.oriS
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tats right. The fellow who wrote tbe 'bailie-
above, we venture to say. opfMs free uwwJ this, amt. rtr
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HORsxa. El 4llgn i " : "Trl"""'
M.k.w. - tin aw
-thirds anJ heartily bate everything aid clf-rrfwxt were tbe Srrt cwataaU TW Mw&t mtH k l'.t au Mji iiiM.
witb tbe prtfit free. TVwb JiUikmc til iwr4a iwxcrr-a al tsoastwrvtr. i ... T! vl JTaT"tf-!!... . .
to iatrod-ce acb ,Ue rexala.ity ami 'Ar bt Ueir cluVire. absVI Z, j"
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