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THURSDAY. AUGUST 2H. IKS 4.
H. A. LOtfDOtf, Editor.
Beiocratitf Sectoral Ticket.
FOU TIIK STATK-AT-1..MMIK :
"V. H. KITCHEN, of Halifax-.
JOHN N. STAPLES, of (hiilfotd;
First District Yv If. Livak,
Aecontl " Donnki.i. (hi.i.uM,
Third " W. Mi -Clammy.
Fourth " 15- H. Dunn,
Fifth " lfe D. U'i.knn,
Sixth " " Al.FllK.il IJoWI.ANI',
Seventh- " - IV C I'i'wykah.
Kigritlt " Heimies McDu.ivi:k.
Ninth ' M. H. Jusru l.
CHATHAM lONVKNTlON.
On our local pftg"e vvill he found
iftie profleediiigfi of the denncntti?
Hie prfMH-CrtlMtf Ot- me oeimn.-.
. itominftfinsveomeiilir.n ot this county, I
o i
aiid thu names of the candidates there
nominated. It was a convention of j
xtrhiph- any eounly
mi.dit well feel!
jiroutl, and' wkM the largest ami most
ntliusiastic that has ever been hell
hi Chatham. All its proceedings
were conducted most orderly alul
Harmoniously. Every township was
reprwHcnt.ed. and i"-h ; set of dele
gates is sohfom seen. The township
meetings that elected these dele
gates were largely attended nod
much interest w-,..s manifested at,
rbe.ni, so that the convention was
'Vuly A rcpreseiitiiiive botty if 'he
democracy of the "entity, and we
doubt not it fully rrlh-cted the w islies
of the people. Although the friends
of the different aspiiauls strove moM
earnestly for their success ami st uck
fo tkoiil most persistent iv. Vet. there
us no bitterness of fee. ing whalso
ever, nor was there any unkind m'
'.tViyleasant w.nl uttered. We do
Jtiost iu firtily ron;rtluhitc the tit nio
crats of Chatham upon their bt in:
able to hav) such n ct 'locution, and
we lso' congratulate the conveiitini'
Upon the splendid ticket Humiliated
Iy them.
The nominees are nil honest and
Capable. -Mid ."'11 I"- '-Ir-ctet! by large
ltiajorities. Tht nnuiiuees for tlm
KegislatmC willrellecl honor onlhei!
county and fait hfu'.h ii o.eseni the
interests of their cou.-l it anil Tiuy
lire both men of iilteIHgi nee it'id edtl
ittioo-. rtlnl of im-. -riipl ib.e lid: i;i -y
of tharit. ter. ?.ir. .I.in.u- A. .!.-.i .n
is a fanner with lati- possessions,
ami is fully i.h ntitied with tin a;;ri
cultural interests of the country. He
M 51 ymis old of u.iisu:.iiy hst:!
some appear-mee. is icspecled by
everyone who knows him. and wiii
make it u.m fu! alul .iin-cit Mious li p
resentative. He lias never before
fieeii a ean.lid'kte f"'- :nv olVi.-e. Mr.
T. lie W olnack represent' it I hi.-, m "f
Nuial district in the Inst (ient-ral
Assembly and there made a niost
enviabie reputation, and il was a tie
nerved recognition of his services
tliat rendered hi.- im nuiimt inn w
pre jr
Capt. I'Aline's unanimous nomina
tion for tlie fourth time for the oflice
of register of dei tls was a tit tin;.:
eoinphuieiit to a most ellieii-nt and
popular officer, ami we predict that
be will be re-elected by a larger ina
piritv th ever before, although it
Was over llld at the last, election.
Sheriff Brewer's unanimous no'iii
nation for re election for the third
:... v.. I...... il...., .. he IhiuI
. f ... ...I,
I ii
and, as before, he will doubtless lie
re elected without opposition, ne
certiMiilY ileserves ins "real ooiiu-
laritj'.
The noiniueeH for enrituer ami sur
veyor ore ycung men well qualified
for their offices, ami will of course
Se elected.
Such whs the convention and such
are it's nominees, and we are pleased
to know that the democrats of Chat
liam enter upon this campaiyii more
united and haitnonioiis than we have
rfver before known. The p.nty here
m solid ami determined on sweeping
ihe county by the largest- map-lily
ever given in Chathmn. NYe have
increased our majority ut every elec
tion, and this year let us make it
double w hat it was ut the lad elec
tion !
CLEVELAND'S LETTEK.
In anotlter column vv pitl.'i 'h the
Icttprof Governor Cleveland formally
accppting the democraiiiMioiiiinatioii
f.. il, o li ...;.l. i,..v We e.iii.ui, ml
it to the careful consideration of our
readers. It should be read more
tlian once, as each reading of it will
impress you more and mote. It is h
iliost carefully prepared document.
and evinces slatcmanship of a high
, ii .
order. Ihough short, it contains
much food for reflection. In a few
ooncisescntenceBGoYcrnorCleveland
Writes inoie clearly and intelligently
ti t.i v....uU i.. ..,d.
uiiiiiiiiVi.t,.,,u ,.l.,.,'..
muns. lhis letter shows that lie
Uuo tlio in-.. i,i' .iiii.eii.ioim of the
duties of a President, and it proves
him w.vrthy of occupying so high and
honored a position. A public speuker ., the unsetlled. disturbed comli-1
fttighi tako almost any sentvneo initioii uf bosiety, sure to follow thol
this letter iw a text for a political j
It ought to' be nil by or
'to every voter in the United Slates
It is ft model of its Yuii. uiul is ii
striking contrast to tVsft verhose and upon the inaiket otdy to liud u pur-
ditrudissevtatiotv of Blaine in uc.hur. exe.pt nt a U-nlUv n-nlu-ri
, . . with lmd hlood eneiuh ied between
' eepHng his liomiiiiition.
I IHilVrtuit Kinds of Kailicals.
Mvj. Nrodmanaiid Judge Fairelolh.
jl.ho two candidates for Lieutenant
(Governor, arc canvassing together
jin the mountains. At our of their
ween t speakings i'tMirlftl: asked
! ; , ' Sfcd-
twiii answered t hut there who dif
ferent kinds and detincd them as
follow :
1st
Tin. in. 1-'k radical, who
has an m-l natf l poli ical smell of .
L.,...-.,wi,ii,.ii,ii, ninl nitiseation acts,
M The internal revenue nulical.
wl... ,a,l leeii a Deuiocriit of Weak
, , . ,.,,
..i.......i i,
iiitii jnin iiii.ii-u .... - 1
mi, ,lci:ii t nu-ttt at a high price for .
1!l(Ucal service. :
'M. Hm m-'iigrel ra.ii.-.i,-w no is
hair radical ami ItiUt I 'iMiiocrai . ami :
who honest I v does not know to which
i... i...i..... i
ll'h. The I'oiidcsrript radical, who
talks like a radical, and smells like a
r.-idiruh yet will never cull hineelf a
' radical, hut. generally speaks of hiui-M-il'
as the sa.oe old coon. I should
:i!l Dr. Vork a shining and illustri
; on.i specimen of a nondescript.
I I I lie l"t .t ... .".ii;.
County (Jou'riiiiiciit.
Kb.iii Ih i-ll-.-t t N j
ilieie are twenty -seven counties in j
ilu- Sti.te that t it lu r now have negro
ni.ijiintii - in' vx ill have negro ni.'joril n s
nt tli" next census at the present nile
nt imiiaseoi I he two rac"s. What
thin is the present, vvstelii worth
I'use counties over the t 'unby svsteni'
I he records chow that, under tin
lion- veins of IMnocriitie rule, the
iiegi-o county expenses ie .tl I
le.-s than mult i- the three ye:. is ptf
ci-thng under the t'aiiby sys.eni. And
nut only this, but the J'eliioerats, Willi
;litt much less in-ui-v. p:ud 'j:'ii'i.l'.
i.t' tiii titer indebtedness ; and Hot oli.y
thi. but ihev brought eounly oldei:.
mul i-.tunly ohli..vttitiis yi neially. troui
their vaiious stasis ol shaun till d
pleciatiolt up to pin, so that I Ley have
sine, h'. eu iiiiuost uuivel sally wollh
dollar for tioilaf.
li.d. win'.l are the ncro counties
woiih to the Di litociatic p:irl '
the total wliile Vote of these
twenty seven counties, accel'dm;,' to
ti e last census, was lU.Hol, oi twi nty-si-vi
u x i- cent, td the possihle whit.
vote ot the State. Tin- vole cast I'oi
.j-iivis in it. I -.- -.iimtM-.-. :o:d il wa:.
..i! white, was lil.l'.l:!. tint I - b' suv .
seventy til.t percent, or more thai.
I hrec fourths of tin while nun in the
li. ylo coiiullt s. lathe Wl.lle coun
ties of the Slate only lilly ei-ht per
et in., or but little moie than one
hull ol the while men voted lor luui.
In other words, if the while men
: ol the Mcu'-o counties had voted. ;
. i -online to their strength, no b. tiei
than t tit- while men in th whi'i
connives voted a.'Cor.lilif, to their
slielith. Jarvis Would have been
ueatM by more that -I .III Ml votes.
Whcie.it-, hinl the- white met: in the
.vhile counties Vot d as Well as tht
while men in the nnro counties, hi
.uajo'iiy would have been more, than
do.oiiu."
; Why this is so. any thiukiii',' man
may ste at a -lance. The while man
in liie iit-ro county realizes ni'dy tin
iiitportante of i'in- to the poll- and
i-aslili-- his vole in the Stale election,
it is only in t-he Suite election that
his- vote counts and he knows h
lullst make himself felt somewhere,
if he would get relief front the Leg
islalure.
Hi pi ivo him of this relief and you
i will take from him the inducement to
' vote the Democratic ticket with the
.eal that he does vote it
back to ncuro rule, with
Send bhu
the know 1-
I fcdx" thit it is the. Pemocratic party
tliiit sends linn back, tuus cuttiicr
, liu (V ,rol)1 M jl(l.)U iu tlje flltl.t
and joti certainly caunot expect nun
u oj nif oo.is .....
brethren do in other counties in the
i State, and then ntnt then time
' will be no more. Iteinocrutic majority
in the State; that is all.
Are we ready to surrender our
Slate elections to the lleptiblicans ?
If not, then we must not semi our
brel hi en ot the negro counties back
; to lie'TO rule.
e do not si;r that ttio white men
iheio will join the liepublican patty.
inn we tin suv iiiiu iiiei inn n.i- n.
more inducements to go to the polls
i ... i : ... .i... . i :u ....
and vote than white men elsewhere
have, and not as much. There, a
iiltle over three-fourths of the white
men Vote the 1; Una-ratio ticket: else
where, a little over a half. See the
hi'teieiice. and count, the cost, be
fore voting to change the present
svsteiu of County (.iovernment. tor it
islhehopoof holding that svsteiu
tha, tiiakL white men of the Kast
Vote so wei'.
Li t every nmn who oonsiiiers
the
success of the Democratic party es
sential to prosperity in Noith Caro-
linn ponder well these tilings, for so
far as facts and figured can till the
tar as tacts ami hgures can till tlie
sloty, me ascenoaiicy oi ine i""""-; i,llt , Ihe same it should l-e ui.th
eiiitic party in Xorth Carohiia de , st0( )lllt it is ,.,., to the ex is
pinds upon the protection it aHbids
lo its while voters in the
u,",'
counties.
, init what are these negro conn-
li..u ....ill. I., tl... I,.iuii ..i-a i,f tht.
" " '"'"-
''V.67 , , , . ,!
; pI)0 wlo0 amillut 0f tuxes levied
for the last fiscw.1 year was iu round j
! n timbers .l.VJ.titM). Of this amount 1
tlie tweun -seven negro counttf s imni
-.-cl-l OO'l .......1. ... ..... II,..,. .,.. ,
. : . . .. . ,
'""' " '-
nl,OMl one-nail, oi tlie "liom
. unioiiMt, that is to say over VI I't'r
cent, of the whole amount.
! WJJ " St!K5StK,llt,3
' ' ' ' ' ' 1 , 11 .
effort to force negro rule on wJiito
; '"" "w; ,
WITH gOOIl ClllClis w.'i !;.;
Loi.ieri Xvl-Clc h;!e( llll li llllcWIIitc
n.j-n with I':. nil iliftr f.ivm ih'owu
. th.-races, do. s imv man suppose Dial
t.i i':..., i,ii.,ni. r.i
I.-M'SP liegn) nMUllua i in --
pa V their present proportion of the
State t:ies ? t i ij. vtv .mist h -en asc.
ii. lii.. musi ilimiiiish. and taxes With
tli. iii. ninl the other rails oi ti t
Miti
must make up lh- less.
Tiiis is not mere speculation or sur
mise, but what sad expi lieuee teaches
us.
Under the Uanhy sysleni of county
govi'iiunelits. in two yi ais personal
property ill the lie-in eelllil ies di I 1C
einted 1" fir cent, of its value: that
istcsav
in IMS H was worm i "..-
li'J! less than it in lNTil
other hand, in two years
On t la
under the
present sysiem pei.-ou.u i"'i" '. 1
these counties we':t upll r cent
..., is 1;, wlv. ,,, f SSl I it
fSSd it was worth
S'2.Sir. ttlt'i mi n-e than it was worth in
IS"S. ... t
f,,es any ..ne w.sn t.-r plainer pr.mf
o, ...... -
payer oi me i -.n. k,.
Caiiby syHem of emu. I;. g.vei nnieiit .
A ,1.1 .Iock not cvt -iv tax t"H r know
. ...
that if the eiist. by leiisoii of
ih pre-tiro-s.
ciat ion in M ol l 1 1 v. imvs h -
that l! t litre and west
must make
Up the thii'ei elice ?
We say, ihert fore, that before nny
manvolis to i.j-.irn the Can by
(.vsteii: of Count y ( iovi i nnieiit. it v. ill
be well very well for hint to pat. st
and COIIsidt
ill these thin-
(ir Ma-hi tut nil i.ettei
I p. in ..in- l:.-u:ai i
M.IXl.-lo.X. i t
Ii' cull be no i
lis In ut ell tin
weS.sd.le ItU
II l.v S ion I l!"l
i, i. Hi.
nt- si.
lo the ...l.i
n l' mid ,iit-.-il
i.iin-.i-e
pallso
-etl.-r
i I il ie
111. .',
mu.:il
a:
iii i-.-i'-iffii. .:d-. i':tt
! Il;e ii -i l.t out b
d in:
I'...
Mi
I he i ll r
I tioVl III.
will i.e ,
r l . t i iii.
idlilUtd lo
iii. i.d nnd
M III
III
l-i ad ill
(l, ,',js
tltnnelli
bv b...h
vc h:id in
. h
mi
I i.e -hit form t i a .i
mis .ion is to . !!i el a i
thee.. ; tlpt 1 !?:; 1 1 .! '
beeo.;.- iLi iiil:d:i:..i nl.
of the . I. M tti .:. t . I p.tl t v .
ti,.-!t pa' iv fi.mi po-.M r.
t.i th; patron -I,..- oi tht
the I'le.-i l. Lev. "(i.'' :i
power, t he tent) t l! :ol. !
. I V W ill. SI
Unit
in
l-ilild l.-iv
i Lle'ilflV,-
a'i ! t- v.;
Hi-. Il ! n l
;.-1 l ilt i ''In l
i-iitv t.t
it tu:n piil
1 1,
III-
lice :e-.iln. an. I. mole lli:ill nil.
lh:n
the av-olahihi.v u 'n.ds ,i, in, iu-
Clinibt I t V.h.'ll, .1 l oide ol flli.-e hold
ers. w H h a i ( ;.i 1 . in "i i.tM i l-- ii-
.elV. ii III;-i lo.-l.-ltd b-. ll.l If, e o
hivois vt t to cone-. -'.:.'! it a-iy ' :.!
With Uioiil V Ml.. I It. 111. id j ! It l i ; sei
Vice. We leii lii. in Ii t iiuii'tniv of
tlie I'li-s'delii ii eiittlou a n.i si
m l ions ihii.er to that i aim. d hbci
ate and uiteili-i I t action whit h liei-t
ciiai :u tel IZi- a is v i linn lit by tin
people." aw w.it.m that . !..;. id i't
slllu.-li nt lo eol:sl i! lite :i ! illoiui lual
oii-hl to -i li.. ei..pt...t.. c. io.se
Hit lit of the nii l nl. eoj ie.
I h- Uepiiblie.tii papers ail t Ver tin
countrv ,e .- pu. ii i.m-a table v.iuh
may or nm n-i be anl in nl ie. show ii
llie .-rtii pile It ei I jits ol the (iovei i.
uiMil d.iliii- I'..- s. Vi ial adliiiiuMi:;
tl-lis ip.ll, V:i iitl -.toll to Aili.i-. ll.l
t la! ios-t s ie t ;t.'h oi the siiid inli.ili.
l.-lr:.'.lolis iiiiii the loss In. nl ia.ii
SI. IMM of collet-lion.-. lloln tins
table it :i; p, ai -.. that ushtiiloi,
Iht ll, W. ir ci:. I limn-- ;i- i oi..p.ii e.!
Wlih (il:i!it -. .u.d '.l.at .M:.if,n :it.
titll en eoeld ontsii-nl lull bet Ii and
lluvcs ihvii li.iiis ov.r tun I tin n
;,'ivr him o.l.ls l.tu Attti.r wiih
tie ."-ilar lioilte thieris and l u or
t..velt tiii'ii i-!is of tin ( iot ! Hint Ill's
uioiitv in their .) l.et.-. oily -its
avvav with one ami ei-ht t' -dhs mills
on the !(!. u idle Mr. Lincoln is
at-uisol of approprial:':-; - veuiy six
ci nt s on 1 1 ie ." 1 !( M Hi. 1th -re .1 . h u I '.oaeh
was a factor in t I.e (iovernnn iit 1 The
reliability of this tabulati tl stab nu lit.
prepared by Mcl'lulson. u.av be est i
; mated from ' -old hu ts ot the de
veloped liifcenies of the bill nsltles.
m Mmv ,1( hundreds of .th. r
. convicted and iinconvicicii
. who have alone rob I
1 ineht of more money
; "ale pereei;ta;re ol vi
d the (iovt i n
Ihitii th(- :i.e-ie
iv stealage I rot. I
the tilst adtnllnsti ilioli tlown I" the
t lnl of tin Hayes dyim-tv. .y. tlie
Indian contracts nlout , would ci ver it
lat-l-r 't rceutiteeof - I. iiliu;.; i!i So- t,
ti'ali tl'.e whole four years of Nun
Ii.neiis itdinimstr.ition wnien sliow
,i ,,1llls .,,,i:,,i .,( .-Ml 71
on
tM, spun, Ul ..jj,.,, to M.-l'ht i
jH1, is i: It .t 'i
; ji(.ii4.lSon r ,
the! probable th.d what
calls .ste-illlig tilitlir a
IVuiocratie adittini.--tialion, Leconie?
only a pardonable and iiuayoidalile
deiicieticy under Ih publican suprem
acy. '.Mr. Doiiuaii P-. I'.aton has written
a letter in reply to s. nu bo.ly in Gov
eminent employ who has In eli fl ight
enetl into a cnlili i'.uilioit for the Ih -
., ,-,, Ml. Fi.l((111
CommiV
sloli. luui lieuer nave u ii. mis n un
; i . i ..i . . .'. . i ;
Jet ter
unwritten, though ,t is scarcely ...ore
than g,h bensh aliyuav. Mr. I-.a on
tells the (.ove.n.u. nt clerks tna Ihev
w.Oi.lv vein ;e (o col:t I Oititi- to t he
.;,, r.,,.,1 oftlie "rmid old naitv.
;" ; ,,, .-
; , ' f f,.,.t; (i(v,lliniet that there
'V i ita np-
should be parties in general and the
giailit Old party 111 parncuiai. aim
j t, . vnuut, ,.xjst without the sinews
- ... .
r war, which musi come .. out s....-
where, and who better than these in
o,m ,.im,.Ilt employ can alVord to
fimijsi, n,,,,,, i In spite of all that Mr.
j..)lt((n (!1VS )o these Vei vvoik-
, ,;,,,., .,,,,1 hun-ert d employi
. , i , . r
j r.i -iitelv assure tlie vei v nisi one oi
i ci
,. that, the i-lai
es thev know will
; j,1(iw them no more torever if time
. i ii i r,,t.,:i . ,. mdeet to
'T ." f "
i 'Slev,! UU' U"'1 '"f Al"U 1
., " w .
ITuuco mid China ate at war.
fli'vi'laml's ATitaii'.
' Ai iianv, N. Y.. Auff. W-i.
(t s : i.l'MCi : I have lert ived your
oinmuiiieiition dat'-d J-.iiy :!. !HI.
i.!''irmh;." 1:1'.' of Hi V liomina! loll t
Uie otlice of I cedent of the 1. eueil
Hi,tes by the Na'ional
Convent ion lately assembled M i hi
lesideht of the IViu-d
eno. I accept tlie nominal ion wim
t. i..,.i. tl. .ii .if lli.- siuiieino
. u, , i i ii--. -
honol c. inferred and a suliiiuie sense
0f t lit' rcspoiiMhi'ity which in its
neeciitilliee I assume.
t have carotuilv consulereil the
, .. ,. ,. i ..... ,i i... ,1,., vi i,i i.n;
', ;.i. A... M... .........
ami co.iimin iii'M...: n.
plain a stuteim nt of lemociatic faith
mid iho principles upon which that
pally appeals to the Miiliages of Un
people net ds no supplement or cxpia
liniion. It should he remembered
tieit the otiiee of l'rtshicui is csm u-
tia'.lv executive in its nature
Tin- laws enaetetl bv the legislative
blanch of the (.iovernment the Chief
Kxceiitive is bound faithfully to en
force, and when the wisdom of a
political pin ty which selects one of
its inemlii rs as the nominee lor nun
oliice has outlined its policy ami de
clared its principle, it seems to me
that nothing in the character of the
otlice or the necessities of the case
r ipiires more fro.n a candidate uc
ct ptiin; such a 'lominai ion limn a
sU(4-c-tioii of ctituiu weil known
truths so isbsohilelv vital t the sate
tv ami wedaie of the nation, that
t'hev t unuot he too olit-u recalled or
too M-rioii.-ty enlitli-i-tl. Weplondiv
c;:!'oi'!-s a -OVelllHH Hi In the people.
It is not siu ii when a e ass is to. el
ated w hieh .11 I i';; !!es to i.-e!f ln:i!iii;.
niei.l til iniblie othces, st t k
o
,.
coi'irol the pup:o instead of icpic
.-ellli .-; li'.lll.
I'.u'.iis are the necessary out
eri.wilint o.ll- ilistiilltioi,:,. b.lt tin
;,. ivel ellleul is Hot lo I lie i opie V. hi'l
i i:e p.-u tv fastens its control t.poi.
tile cunt r . and pe: p i uao
I
i bv
joilli;,' .-enl l.-tr.-l ii!T the
e l ol s. i v i:',i '. iit-.n.
I .tnelit is no! bv the peo
p. op:
pie when the H-uit whi.li shotinl
i, priselil I he illieliieeiit wiilof free
ai d I ! i i I : k i I o- men i.-. or can be. tit
tt i mined by tht col iiiptioii of tin ir
IllVl .-ti s.
Win Ii all ehi-tioii o ulliee shall be
il selection by ! he voters of one of
their numb.-, to a -sniue for a time a
pnb'if tru-t uisles.i ol his ib-. iic;.: i-m
10 the ,, oies.-:o, of polities: when
the ho i!t i - i I ballots, ijiiickein d by
11 sele-i of duly, sha'.i aVeii-e the
truth hoir;iV". mid pledges ino'.-U.
and w hen siilVra-e shall be nito. t in r
free ,ai,il uneorriipted. t he lull n.'i'i
ton of a -;ovel nnu Id by t he people
will li at nam!. :md of Ihe means to
this tin! m l one would iu my jtid-
in. 1,1 In mo, ei iieei IV e i i.i.n .Hi alia I.d
nieni . ilo- i on.-1 1. 1. lion tlistuirify
lie: the i'reddcili ItoTil It- cieelion.
N hell we ceiisi. It i I he p:t!l'oii:i-;e
of I in.--i tail oi'n.e. the :ti nil euieiit
of powei. ihe Ii luplili ion lo letaill
pub. If places oin-e -.inn d. and more
than alt the u' m lit I . Mix- a party limb
in an iiiciilnb' ul when a iioide of
i.tVlcc hold. I v.ilh Zt ': l-.-t i. oi in in
ills ice. ived ami f isleli d b the lu-jf
of I'aVofS Vi t to eohle. sljitld I e.ldy lo
.'.id vvilil lilii'ii V :i!i.l i-:.inttl poiille.ii
,-el v lee. we reconi.e ill t he e.ilbi'llj.
of the liesitielil for leelectlon a
most sei ioiis dan-i-r to that eaiui.
delibelitle and initei-illl political
.-.i t mil v. hn-h l. ins'. eh:u aeti riz.e a
-ovi I unielii of tl.e people.
A li .ie American si nt .nieid it eo-'-nizis
the di-niiy of :.-ti.o" . and the
fact thai honor lies in honest loii.
Coi.t.i n(. d !abr Is an e. nteiil .of
National pl",pei ity.
Abi.ily to woik i i:.stilutes the
capital, find tin vv .-.-i s of labor is t he
income, of a v :i -t loinib' -r of mir p i
ui.itiou. and ihi- ii.len-sl should be
jealously protccied.
( hir woi kin men are not iiskiu;
tini i asunab e nidib-i nee. but as in
it lii-t nt aini manly ci'ieiis the-, si
1 he sntne con:,idei ai ion which those
d-iuaild who have other ilitclcsts nl
stake.
They should receive t heir full share
of the care and at tent ion of tlm.se who
make and ixecnle the iaws. to the
etui that the wants and uce.U of em
ov eis and i-mpioycd shall alike hi
subsi-rved. and the prosperity of the
country, the common luritae of
boih. be advanced.
As ie!;it(d to this Mlbject, while
we shtiidd Hot iliscouiiii;e the ilumi
e.:d!oii of those who come to ,.c
Kiiowlede a!!t-e;iaiu-e to our ;ov rn-
lm i.t and to add to our citicn jiopn-
Illtioll. et HO lilliltl.s Of protection to
, . i iii i i
oill Wi.l Kti.e liieli ...lioUnl I.e 111 ...ecle.l.
cerniiig lliose who. if they ceiue or
:ue hi'ought i.Miiir laud, ilo not intend
to lifcoiiu Ann i icans. but will inju
riously co.-npeie uith those j;istiy
emitted to compete with our field of
inhor.
In the letter accepting thf tionii 1
nut ion to i he oliice ot (inventor, near
ly two years iieo.1 made llie follow - 1
ing statement, lo which I have stead
iiy a.ilieiitl: The laboring classes
eonstitute I lie l.tain pa l u on, po,,-
; ' i:"
. , , , ... ,,..,,,..,.
... , ', i i
- saUl(;.s ,hls
Mll)j(,.t' recogni.e Ihe cat e of
(iiJS(ii((i U r M )(.
... .,
.............
i ,.oln ilioli ot tlie woiiuii'' man.
A iirooer re.'iud for the wi Ifare of
i . - . . ii
: "V'K , ' 'l " ' ;'.,.',
institutions, none ot our citizens arc
more interested than they in gnaid-,
ing against any conupting inilueiices
: winch seek to pervert the b.-iieticeiit
' purposes of our govel nnieiit. and
; none should be mole watchful of the:
'artful machinations of those a hoi
ailuie Ihem to self ilillicled injury. 1
Iu a free conntiv the cuitaiituent i
, i" i ,i .. I...- i
, , , , . , , " . , ... .
nai htioti it i oiu i tie r,ui it an is ,-s.st-iu i.ii
to the peace and good older of the!
j hmd' between the several sub-'
ieets of uovernmental control, and '
those which can be moie fittingly ,
' left lo ihu laoial ss-ii ie ami bed' luc
posed restraint of the citizen should
lie enicfnllv kept in view. i
Thus laws unneccHsavily intcrfcr-'
ing with t hi' hidiits tuel customs of :
iOiv of our people, which are not
ohcl.MVV to the moral s.nd.n.. tits nt ;
tin- nvilli'H worm, mm vvnieii are;
consist eut with iood fit i.cn.hip and!
r
lions.
The commerce of a nation to a
great exient ih.'t ermines its supreuia
ey. I'heap iijul easy transportation
should llielet'oiebeliheraiiy fostered.
v llli in tile 11 mils ol i lie colistlluiion
the geiioi'ill governnii'lit should so
improve an. I pioieer iisiiaiurai waier :
ways as will . uable the producers of j
tlie country t reach a protitable:
market. ;
.
i . i . ..
1 he people pay the wages oi piioue
.uployees and they are ciitiilerl In
fair and honest work, which money :
thus paid should command, ft is , .
the dutv of those inlrusled with the
management of these nlfairs to see
that such public service is foitlieom-
inr- i
The selection and retention of sub
ordinates in the oovi i nnieiit employ
incut should depend upon their aseer- .
tail i d litliess and the v:i ue ot their
v-oik. and they should hi' neither
eected nor allowed to do tpiestcui
able pat ty service.
The interest of the peopV will be 1
bettor protected, the estimate of
public labor and duly wi.l he im
mensely improved, public employ
ment will be op n to all who can
demonstrate their li moss to it. the
iiiisi eui'y sei amine tor place under
llie ..;o eminent with the co!isetienl
inipoi t unit v w hn-h eiiibillei s oliicia!
life wi:l cea-e and the public service
Will not be liin-d With those who;
'conceive it to In- I lien' in'si only in
aid the parly to which they owe t heir
plices instead of l eli.h-i iii;r a pali'-ut
and honest return to the people. 1 1
believe that I lie public II niper ! .such
that the Mil. is of the laud me piv
pared to supp.ut the pally which
-i i s t lie best ii i .inise of ie'i.:iiii!-i er-in-
the eoverniiieiil i.i the holie-t, 1
. i-iuiple and plain manner which
consistent wiili li s cliarneier and its
pm jiose.-.
" hey have leui lied thai mystery
illtd coiiee.i'.nielit ill the manaeinelit
of t'heil illi'.iils cover tricks Hud b.
tliival. 'I he slale-ncinship Iheyie
i lne eo!isi-.ls ill li.ine-.ty and I'l li.li
Ity. a prompt le-poitseto ihe heeds
of Ihe pi opie as I h.y al is-, and a
vi;.lial:t pi oti-c' loll of in. their varied
i ililei es s.
Ii i should be called to the chief
maejisi l aey ol the nation by the sill'
fia;,cs of my feliow cil i.ens, 1 Will'
as-iime the ttulir- o ha! hi-h otiic -with
the son inn deierininal ion to
deibc.-ite i very ei'loil t i I u- e. unit ry'
oooii. :0id Wit II nil hllmbie lei luee
upon llie nl, or and support ol iln
Supreme bt lli'. who 1 heiieve vviii
liiw.-i. s bless honeil. hiluiali elnleavoi
ill coiiM-tChl lolls diM-hal -e of jillii.ii-
du.y.
Signed. (i:oi a Ci ..h.vm..
In I nl. Wm. F. Nbas. ehaii iii.-ui.
1. I. I .e.-l er. and ollu-r hiciuliiTs of
ihe no: lih-iii lo it C' .1 1 1 1 ii it 1 1 1 llie
I teiiioc; al tc National convention.
The ' Ilera'd" says the I leiuoeratic
Slate executive coni'luiltee of New
York has on its books the unities of
seventy thoii-.-in I persons in the
Si de, hel i to.'oi e I it peb icans, who
will p. isi: i vely v oi e for I 'leveinnd a ml
I leinlricks.
Tile hi s medii-i.l authorities ac
i, no.v ic.Il'i- ihe oi, i.j vuhit of Avcl' s
C-tih:tic Pills, and i'l-eipi.-utly pfe-
-ilOe t Ixll- le-e Willi tin- utliin
I
diseases caused by th r.-.
tin- s'eiiiat h. iii-er ninl b.
SpFiiirrWilSioiit Bliissgms.
Lvl'K IN 1,11 K To booli
Nl-.VKK TOO I, VII
foi: lov
,. MlM.
rs.,riil
-Ykt
:. a...rs-.t llawili .re. v ' l. i
mil i-e.-iCl it..- fin.- i:t xv I . -1 1 -. t e;,l.-.i-.
I'yli-li. "li ,li. Iill l-.ll iii.Jil-ily iiuei i- I
.-111. ;' III.- .'."li I V lllililll.M... S.II I, ,'CttT III-, r.-l.-.is.'
li'.' I- p 1II..1 ivh. re l III! Ilil-.l.l -s ?
oiil'aiv.. in.. iti Ii.-i..ii ..-s ". I'.in ili.n i. iil. I ln
.1 i.:- In .nit, i, s-iiiii ..r w.-tini sinip.iliii.
list., mill) I, III li 'less III,' ), Hill ..1 11 Nl'lt l.llk'i .II I
niiuii'.in UI13'.
In 11 i-tti i-;.. v.r. 1I1S.-..X .v f.i., Mr. I.. 11.
Ti-.M. 1'. ll..lr.-'..i. V. I , -i;: "I Il iVi -nff.M'. .1
lllll'.lt ilt-.i I'y I p. Ill --lltl-lll'MMl In ni .-III-. .It ie, I Is. fit,.'
.-I ll.e I...H-.-' oil'. I -li u-i I. 'I'll. :i' .-..l.n.,l!'l''.l i'V Iii'' iC
il j It. 1 p-Hiulil l.'!. I Ml Iln- li.-il,.N ..r ll -si -i.-tiiH
i.l i very s.'h'H-l .-iii.I ii-. I I'H iy :i .'i.l ai. I '("in. s-
II.' I.-IH. t l. Int. '1' id" s'HI. I li.;,.' Ill l.i?.! i.'llli.l
ill I'Ai.KKI. s'l oMC ; mi !, i.. j i.. j.i.-v. t.t
io-i.li t.'ili-' it l.i.'.li:.".t ;- :ti.-ii' II- -. v. !i.-li
.ll.l !..r in." Ire tii.ilnn - I . 1 1 I .1... I- . n:i.l,.i
I., iln .'i.-'lit ..I in, k.-i.ln i'ii.- my li.-i.'t-y l;i.-. 1
i'ln .-l'tuilv .".ii.l i.t.i 'uiiy ii, kiti wi. -lire '!'i- iii'-i.'
Mr. K. S. V.Vlls, i.. I Is '.lelll'l- . lll 'll. ll I'O
1.1- .1.1.. ... .I.Tsi'.v CUV, .'..LU: -I'll.- :-.-! illiil
Mr run. i t'. iiiliii.. lili.l i'liu.' ,-.iy, ...ly ii
' I't'i-.-!' i-i'irv u... i inTiiii.- i... ii.is .ii-
,ii:,..,l r..r nuii,y yous. lie is mv . -i t.- r-inlaw.
life. as. I'll'II.L- II 'I'l 1."
I'm- ilnttl.' I ii- an Imi
.'I'LMIlS. . III.'-' llillll.'lll.
Ilil lisi iises nl Iln- lii..'
ill's llll 111."
I'lii.-ys, ini'l
Tho most roniniiin pirn. nf Dycprpnln, or
IndiKfutttia, nr.- nil ojrt'si -fi Hi tht)
floiu.i. h, niiimvi, ll .titi.-n-y, ati-t l.ia.-li,
Leart-l..i: 'i, vtiiuiliiit;, lu ul ni''iiU auj
confUjii n. I1; ...-itio ii.iii. iiii sulier un
tnUl mi?. Ties, Uniily mi l meiu.-il. Tliey
(Uoul.l .-.liiuu'.alii tli j ili-.'.-tl"ii, and sccuro
rcguiur tl.ii.y ii. ii.iii nl tho buucja, Ly lUu
Uso of niodurmo Uoses of
Ayer's Pills.
After tlie Twwi'U aro rojmlateit, oni-of tln'so
Pills, t.ikfii coi'h il.iy nflcr .Imiii-r, n usually
11 lli.it in rcquireil to comjil.-t I in" euro.
AvKlt'H I'lLl. are ttg.ir-ei.-itej nuJ purely
wijetaMe a U:u.iiit, entirely raf.', nn.l re
tintiif. ineilieim- fur tlio euro of nil tUttortlcru
of the iloiuach anil bowrl. 'I bey art)
the beat of all urgativr fur family om,
rREPARCD IIY
Or. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Prugguiu.
st.i it. c.i. trt i' p. r. s. I'.it. :
" i "O'-i1. V.': .1 i.ir.ii l', e e.irr-1.,1 n-Vn'.- n
II i . N.. . Iii.i-i. i..r a.lvi- Nu i,- . 'i.n' .1 mi- !
. et. m i.ii.i.i. 'i.
t .... tt inkir.. ii,..1 !
t". r.-nri I. . wis ,1 . .1 ... .
' r
i , Wa.Ulimti.il, U U j
.UllllCt III' lltolriM ikJU. li-.
NEW STORK! NEW GOODS!
12. II. McSjEAN & CO.,
SILKIt STATION, ii. F. & Y. V. H. R.,
Oiler to the pulilic one of the best selected stocks of (H'XICHAL MEH
(!ANOISU. ever brought to this section, and are now Belling at the very
lowest prices.
Dry Goods Groceries,
BOOTS AID SHOES, EATS ABB CAPS, NOTIONS. CLOTHING,
i i tiiir i nt.
1 1 . li l Ml . li r., in' him.iii, i i.i h .uiu, 'in ..,
().' .; ',UV DKSl'ltll'TIOX.
V. huve no ohl st-v-k iu hantl. It fi ver liiini kit season : everything i
. mv,. eouie to stay, and intend to sell everything nt the lowest
ivi , Aj nf m, t,T ti:hi-it
7 me mNo agents for the best l eililrers fn the market,
.limp j..ih. ii. tr.
K or nil stiekv soil : tnishv covered
iiiiil to the celebrated South Peml
South
Daeh
Ni
Wiii-
mil every I'
ruaranteed to
f WS, ' X. A (.fiiiTiil-tniri
XK!;s-i,K!x. tfitliw Itirbiin
T , with fliillftl tir sr
I. :ive also a lariie stock of' 1 louble Shovel ami Planter & Pride Plowc,
Turn Hit'Vel ilti.l Hull Ton-tie Plows.
HBVY AHU SHELF HARDWARE,
ai extremely low price. Special attention oiven to the luleile Trade.
. i
( 1 1 e in
Ap.ii
:i ti-inl.
IL lN.it.
If.
II.
T.
CEAPIN,
l-l ;-! i
it hep
. I'ru-s
,r-. Ci
,-nt nil
i ii-
Drills.
Arli
.l V
,iit Ii -1 ti t.v "i" m-'lit.
v. r.. him,!.-.-.
1 1 mm s ii.,
J'AVIIT I I. VI I. I.K. N. C,
M n l,. i s .iimi'.-.
WKHLESALF. GROCERS.
V,il:i. lM. ly
I11U1UV..I
tliiU liUtUU Ui liftini.
01. Iftiy Stror.'..
I.....riv i-w !' I ilo-li.-vili.. li.-i.-l .
FAYijrXJ.VXbj-iJ.i, ix. o..
( m'el.i a c.'.!np'i le sioct, of
MiiiuciMN. paints. si:i:is.
(UI.S, (il.ASS. V A P N'lSi IKS,
DV!' S'l'b I'l S
ani,'"o' v','k' :" at
S-itisf tctioli oiiiianteed to nny who
may favor him with their nnlcr.
Col re-poll-It lit e solicit d Its to prices
.in 1 let las.
Inly lo ,l-st lin.
MAPCH 2 1SSI.
Arrivals fop tlie WobK.
miiiiNM
N. C.
20
!()
10
HO
25
P.CLS. NKW
CKdl CPU N
.Mdl.ASSKS.
P.ULS. SYUPP.
UPLS. POKTOPICO
MvlbASSKS.
P.PdjS. Sl'tiAUS,
(all jH'a'l' sl
SACKS UK)
co it i:i;.
id SKKD TICK
Ih.is. SKP.DimslI POTATOKS.
1 11)0 lh.ls. all o-j-udes, i')l K.
,'. 100 Ui'sHKi.s COliN.
I AC( l-.I-sill I.' I si l -vJ i
... ,Vk. ,,,. IV II flail's!
iO l'lNSJ.liAN AM) t hl'l S.
-ff IMSII! IS PI-'IMK WTIfTI-'
MKAIi---From Wt.vil! Mills.
5000 1.1 !-S. iil bK .MI'.AT- V. II
and ilK bid K. ..
10 TONS I'UI.MI'.TIMOTJIY HAY
I III htet we h:l!idie t llOi-i 1 ICS mix,
1 can therefore olVel-Hpi cial ilnbicements
to the wholesale ami retail trade.
I'oine to see me 1
AT WATT! Tt ti V7VIL1T.
ililellMi.M', C.k.I'KI! ,V Ci..-.s..l,lislAMi,l
J. a P. COATS'
8IX-C0RD SPOOL COTTON.
YOU OAN BUY IT OP:
W. L. LONDON,
riTTauono, N. C.
-i-in ii v ii .'i i: .ti
in excliangt; for goods.
and heax'v sikI land there is nothing
Chill Plows.
Bend Chilled Plow!
', tvv n-liorse ilnvr, Imtli tIkM unit left,
iim.w llli ir w it limit WlicMer JelntCT.
Sti-i-l tsintrea. I'liu I'est I'low hi America.
irivo
itislaetlon or no sale.
OliKLI, HAUHNVAUK CO.,
lillKK.NSIIollo', X. C.
M. T. NlHU.'tS,
"I N. .l-.-l-. Wjilll l
'I.Oti.r,
W,C. MIICIUR,
I.iiln..r N..rrii, Miii'i-iuo
Orlllln.
M. T. Norris & Ilro.
Vi. i,.-c. -.l N- nls Wyali .V Tayli r al UiHr tAtS
MUlllil,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
GOMMIRSION MERCHANTS,
Xo. It! llx.-hantre and Xo. 15 Kant
Martin Streets,
RALEIGH, IV. C.
Wi: CAUIJV A LAIMiK STOCK
, nhit h wi' oiler to the trade at
I very low prices.
-Mi.;,mv..si-i-.cii. vrrrvno:,-to um viio i.i
'r'i-)7N',
M .- -st i' liiKlii i .r.v Hii-I ritnrn lit i.nn.
I '..-.lit. : i'l '"I. ..cuilii-!--!! ill sliiiill rlcilui.
I.IU..-.1 l.Vil.1 Mill.' HI I. III. ,l Hlot't-ll WlUl 1IB.
A -r I . - I"l I iC;i,.-.-. Ollitll'..
A.'i-i.. i.-r I' iiv.i .. siiin-i- l'liiiF.liiini.
Vj.-.i'- I ish llievK Oikci...
's in-- . I.-: v.i .-I si..ii..wiilH'..U.iii ri..w,
ii..- ;.i. t ! a: ii..ii
.I.tiiii'ti y 1.', I'i.
.
Lougee & Uooawin,
j Sin-.-1-...i-s t.. I. W. Durlcim,
JIT Fnvetteville St., H.w.i ton, X. C,
I MARBLE AND GRANITE
MOMJMENTS
STOKE WORK
up r.vi:nv DKHCICIPTIOX.
DI'.SKiNS HP.XT FItKK 15Y MAIL.
SATfsrACTIOX C.IVKX.
.tuly in, ihm. ;iiiim.
18f5. 1CS4.
Ui I WM It Wi,
I FA YETTEVILLE STREET,
UALPJC.ir, X. c.
LKADF.US IX
HARDWARE
of every description.
GUILDERS' SUPPLIES,
I'AINIS,
STOYKS,
(UN'S,
AMMUNITION.
ind the larire.'-t stock of
SPORTIMG GOODS
ever in K.'iicieh.at bottom pricen.
C .ll and examine our stock
iitul prices.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Write for Descriptive
Circulars.
lUui't forget the place,
JJdf I'A Yl'.TTKYILLE ST.
J..II V. TT.
Ill I I.l l- TAVI1B.
.Wyatt& Taylor,
HAI.KI0H. X. C.
Wholesale Grocers
! ANI
CoiiBignmrnts tif Cotton and Produce
I solicited.
I YYe carry a hcavv sfock of
MEAT. LA IIP. SUtlA llS, COFFEE,
. lUtKSINO. TIES. FLOUR.
I MEAL, COKN HltAN. .VC, AG,
which we oiler to tho trade at lowent
pi iccn.
"Will give consignments of Cotton
ami I'reth ce our pei-HOiud attention
ninl n uke nah at highest prices and
; forward returns at once.
1 YVYATT ."it TAYLOR,
jul,! Xo. 11 luM Murltu IHrMt,