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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
RAKING UP THE EMBERS FROM
THE ASHES.
The Rumpus that Garfield's Letter is
Making Rosecraus Dignified and Si
lent-Western Republican Senators on
a "White Man's Govermment"--The
Spoil Truce in North Carolina Mott's
Men Still on the Anxious Reach Per'
sonal Notes and Postal Dots.
Washington, D, C. March 14, 1882.
political circles ia tnis city are in a
greatly disturbed state over certain dis
closures daring the week. A New
York paper published a confidential
letter of Gen Garfield to S. P. Chase,
chief justice at the time of the Su
preme Court of the United States. The
letter was dated July 27. 1883, and in it
the Writer accused Gen. Bosecrans.then
in command of the Army of the Cum
berland, (now a Democratic member
from California of inactivity, and in
cidentally of cowardice. The publica
tion of this letter, following so closely
on the heels of Gen. Kosecrans; denial
of that part of Blaine's eulogy on Gar
field in which he charged that the Army
of the Cumberland was in a demoral
ized condition when Garfield was as
signed to it, has created a decided sen
sation and stirred up military circles to
fever heat Garfield's letter is regarded
as an evidence of his double dealing,
Janus-faced character. He was the
trusted, confidential friend of Rose
crans, and while occupying that private
relation he was stabbing him in the
back with letters to the War Secretary.
A new light has been thrown on the
matter by Hon. Montgomery Blair, at
the time postmaster-general under
Lincoln. He was a warm friend of
Rosecrans and went to the President to
prevent his removal. It is represented
that Blair said that Garfield spoke in
high terms of Rosecrans when the
President expressed astonishment at
the statement, saying that it was upon
Garfield's report that he was removed.
To add to the excitement occasioned by
these revelations is an attack in one of
the local papers on Garfield in which he
is likened to Judas in his betrayal-of
Christ. The attack is believed to have"
been written by one of the Grant me
dallion brigade and has caused much
comment among Garfield's friends, who
have rushed into print in defense of bis
character. It is acknowledged on all
hands that the last week has done more
to injure Garfield's character than all
the developments of "Credit Mobelier,"
"Salary Grab," etc., that was brought
out in the last Presidential campaign.
The same men who were Garfield's
comrades in the Army of the Cumber
land were Rosecrans' too, and a number
have told me that no such state of af
fairs as he states ever existed. It re
flects upon each man and officer in the
whole army and they are ready and
anxious to deny it As a rule no army
commander on this side the Potomac
was more loved by his troops than "Old
Rosy," as he is affectionately called.
His popularity is attested by the fact
that he was elected to Congress from
the San Francisco district by over 1,500
majority in a district that for years has
returned a Republican member. More
over he is as brainey a man as there is
in either House, has been elected chair
man of the Democratic caucus, and is a
trusted and able Democratic leader. In
all this correspondence he has kept a
dignified silence, conscience of his own
rectitude and trusting to history to vin
dicate him which it has already done in
the opinion of 99 but of every 100 peo
ple here. It is not improbable th at now
that the trap has been sprung a flood of
light in the shape of confidential letters
will be shed upon this subject
A matter that should not be passed
by unnoticed is the fact that during the
debate on the Chinese bill in the Sen
ate last week, Senator Jones, of Ne
vada, a warm and personal friend of
General Grant, set aside the false face
he has been wearing forsome time and
allowed himself to indulge in some
sober truths. And yet, suoh is the fact,
strange aa it may seem, and more
strange indeed than the truth from
that source was the peculiar kind he
indulged in. He said, in speaking about
the undeserability of Chinese emigra
tion, that if the negroes of the South
were in the North that he would be
in favor of their expulsion anoTthat the
North herself would not tolerate them.
He went on in this strain for some
time, much to the astonishment of both
sides' of the chamber. Mr. Dawes, that
canting hypocrite, .felt called upon to
rebuke the honest expression, and views
by the Nevada stalwart Mr. Teller,
another Western Senator, followed the
same strain. The negroes around the
capitol were thunder struck by this at
tack, coming from one of the pillars of
the party, and one in reply to ques
tion aaid. "You know Jones has al-
wavs been half democrat" Mr. Jones,
however, has taken precaution tore
serve his speech for revision and when
it appears that part about toe negro will
ht Ipro hA entirelv eliminated.
It was mentioned at the time that the
President had called a halt in tne party
warfare in the Republican camp about
North Carolina offices. A truce was
nathfd un and as a result Seymour
rftnrfisentinff the Keoeh wing and
Cooper and Pennypacker representing
the Mott element of the party have
been nominated to office.. So far the
Keoeh element seems to be ahead, for,
thnnch hut one man of his wing has
been put, be has been confirxaed, while
rnfl moil will it nave iwu uaiucu iui
office with a red-hot fight against
Hnoner sending and a slight breeze
liable to be raised against Pennypacker
on account of that 0100 pei montn par-
cain with Mr. Canaday. It seems un
fortunate that the Mott wing should
miRh to the front men against
whom charees are made by their
own party associates. Even as
WAXupw w J r i -i
the South, it is not asserting a falsehood
to say that some honest men could be
found in it capable of filling an office.
There are peiieveo to db sucn iu
vrnt.t win or. and onlv on the principle of
"birds of a feather," etc., can be accoun
ted the men he always pusues w me
front
It is remarked here that most of his
men are quasi lawyers, and tne transi
tion into political carrion is not a vio
lent step if we are to believe the old
...inir that -the profession of a lawyer
has often made a knave of him whom
nature meant to mane u
' Both of Mott7s men are now before
the Senate, and a few weeks wiU suffice
to show what that body will do. His
wSmSfa he coroesout, will do so
afterhaving been the recipient ' of a
heavy party fire.
PERS02JAI NOTES.
W. P. Cannaday, ex-collector, of Wil
mington, is nere. i
t.Atiwi AarnA for the purpose or
iSTm hU jMXxronta.; or collecting
that eiOO per month from Fennypacfc
-f. t armour, recently con-
a JJI inHonf the Eastern district of
of North Carolina, is here. w -"
it T. Pennell, a prominent Bepubli
CHARLOTTE, N. 0 THURSDAY
can of RaleighV jiH 'Cis.her'e taking
horoscope of the politieal heavens.'
a
No city in the gcruntrv is so infested
with strolling lunatics as is this. Hard
ly a day. passes but what' some "crank"
is sent across the river. The latest in
this line Iiails from North Carolina and
gives the name or wmfleld Scott Han
cock. He is cranky on the subject of
women, and says he come here to mar
ry an heiress. He was sent across the
river. .
Senator Ransom was a guest at the
dinner party given by Senator Brown
of Georgia, at the Metropolitan Hotel
on Saturday night
It is the impression here that the
President wiu commute. Sereeant Ma
son's sentence of 8 years at hard labor
to half that term. .
It is safe to deny things at long range
but it is equally as senseless in the ab
sence of facts.,. It was asserted. in this
correspondence that , certain whilom
leaders of the Democracy had indicated
a desire to go over to the enemy. It
was denied and the original charge in
the light of facts remained disproved.
It was asserted last week that Gov.
Jarvis had decided to call the Legisla
ture together in spite of the. fact that
the entire congressional delegation
here, with one exception, opposed it.
xour Raleigh namesake denied it and
now the Legislature has been called for
April I9tn.
Next to putting "cranks" into an 'asy
lum is to export them. North Carolina
seems to be adopting the latter method
for in addition to W. S. Hancock, a col
ored "crank" named'" Wy lie Dempsey,
hailing from Plymouth, N. C has turn
ed up in Alexandria and beed locked
up.
Oscar Turner is a' Democratic mem
ber fiom Kentucky. A few days. ago
he made an able speech on the tariff, in
which he undertook to show how much
a man paid in custom dutiesupon the
necessaries of life. To do -this he fol
lowed the man frftm thatimfl he aroso
in the mbrning until he retired at night
and mentioned how much duty there
was on the towel upon which he wined
his face, upon ttie soap, he used,!the
forks he eat with, and when he retired
upon the carpet he knelt down oh to
say his prayers. It was a most pathetic
picture, out while the facts stated re
main true, Mr. Turner feels like kicking
himself, as a member with no regard
cor his feelings, arose a few days after
wards rtnd showed that Mr. Marshall, a
membv i itn yf ars ago, had delivered
th$ same speech that,, Mr. Turner had,
word lor word, it is not likelv Mr.
Turner will be heard from again this
session.
Reidsville postoffice becomes Presi
dential on the 20th instant with a salary
of $1,100 a year. There are a number
of applicants for the place. R. H.
Wray is the present postmaster and
stands well with the department
ine commission of 1). C. Mangum.as
postmaster at Durham, expires on
March 20th.
It can be authoritatively stated that
failing to beat Hubbs in convention
this fall for Congress, an independent
Republican will be run with the hope
of defeating him.
The present term of the district at
torney of the Eastern district of North
Carolina expires on March 30th. The
contest for the place mentioned in this
correspondence when it began still con
tinues. The most prominent now are
Judge Russell, and Messrs. Albertson.
Robinson and Purnell. The two latter
are on the ground. It is thought that
Judge Russell stands the best chance.
A movement is on foot here to have
ex-Gov. Holden appointed collector of
internal revehue'in place of Ike Young.
it is sec rortn mat women deserves a
place at the hands of his party and that
as Young has . had his place for some
time that Holden should be given it
Nichols makes too acceptable a post
master to displace him for Holden. '
POSTAL NOTES.
Special service from Simpson's Store
to Aspen Grovle, N. C, has been ordered
discontinued from March 15.
Service from. Edgefield C H. to Elm-
mood, S. C, has been increased to four
times a week from March 0.
Change in Stat Service North Caro
lina:
Dudley to Bentoilville.
Leave Dudley Tuesdays and Fridays
at 1 p. m. -
Arrive at Benton ville by 8 p. m.
Leave Bentonville Tuesdays and Fri
days at 5 a. m.
Arrive at Dudley by 12 m.
Picktjp.
Bnainesa Yersns. PoiMca in the &qxx
A Northern correspondent has recent
ly written a letter from Birmingham,
Ala- to the Boston Heram. me most
striking idea in the whole letter is
found in the following bit or conversa
tion between the writer and a Northern
man who had moved to Alabama:
"Arent you afraid to trust your capi
tal to the care of the bulldozing peo
ple?" I asked a shrewd Pennsylvania
iron master whp has put up a furnace
near Birmingham, ''Now, that's poli
tics, my friend," he answered, and I'm
here for business. It's well enough, per
haps, to talk about bulldozing barbari
ans if a man's up North and wants an
office that his brain don't entitle him
to, but no business man has ever been,
scared away from the South by talK
about bulldozing if he could make any
money here. I'm just as safe here, be
tween you and me, and so is my money,
as we could be in Pennylyaniat We
business meq are settling that section
al question," he continued,. "The South
won't quarrel with the men who invest
their money here, and the North won't
quarrel with the section where it has so
large a pecuniary interest. There are
certainly solid chunks of wisdom in all
this.
Murderers .Respited.
Cincinnati. March J5. A Lexing
ton, Ky., special says Gov. Blackburn
has granted a respite of sixty dayB to
Neal and Craft, sentenced to death for
for the Gibbons murder,
Methodist Conference.,
Fredericksburg, Va.. Match 15.
In the Methodist Conference last night
the appointments were announced and
the Conference adjourned sine die.
: The River a New Orleans:'
New Oktjeans, March lk-Al mid-
nicrht the river was eight inches cerow
the rise or loi. -wo.iurmer uisa-juera
. - m -n T M i. J! -d
to levees reported. . The weather is
clear and cool. ; -
irNMtit Ditnliff Top the Tfafr. that will
otnn ita faiitn. has been lon aonehBfbf. Park
er's Hair Balsam, distinguished for Its purity, fully
applies tn wauu -, . ' " " .; . i t
should not hesitate to wait upoaihoae whom eveii
soeh disease as smalt posliM attack ' There
is lime to be feared by persons watting on th side
tf they will use Darby s Prophy lactte Tund freely m
thAwmter tbev bathe with andaalsQ take tt mier'
nally. In -sick rooms -a should 1 .exposed bn a
plate or saucer, and the patient spongea op wun
tne riuld diluted wun water, ana siso a tew arops
used Internally. shonkl also be used about
every part of the house. i
ii 1 ' " " 1 1 1 '
MAROH 16, 1882.
We would ean special attention to the advertise
ment of In this issue of Geo, A. stone, the well
known nurseryman, of Rochester, N. Y., who Is In
want of a few more salesmen to sell hla now fa
mous PoukUngton Grape, and other new special
ties ra nursery mock.
Bronehiti. Throat Diseases of tea
commences with a cough, cold, or unusual exer
tion of the voice. These Incipient symptoms are
allayed by the use of "Brown's Bronchial Tpches,,,
which it neglected often result In a chronic ATouhle
oi tne throat:
r. C. W. BENSON, of Baltimore, Md.
We give above a correct likeness of this wii
known and successful physician and surgeon who
has made a life long stadv of Nervous Diseases
and the Diseases of the Rkin, and he now stands
in the highest rank, as authority on those special
and distressing diseases. In the course of his
practice he discovered what now are renowned In
medical practice, viz: a comblnaUon of Celery and
Chamomile in the shape of Pills. They are used
by the profession at large .and constantly recom
mended by them. .
It Is not a pateat; medicine. It is the result of
hf own experience la practice. They are a sure
cure for the following special diseases, and kre
worthy of a trial by all iflUllijient sufferers. They
are prepared expressly to cure sick -headache,
nervous headache, dyspeptic headache, neuralgia,
paralysis, sleepless, dyspepsia and nervousness,
and will cure any case.
Sold by ail druggists. Price oO cents a box. De
pot, 106 North. Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md. By
mall, two boxes for $1 or six boxes for $2.50, to
any address.
DR. C. W. BENSON'S
SKIN CURE
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ECZEMA) TETTERS, HU MORS,
INFLAMMATION, MILK CRUST,
ALL ROUGH SCALY ERUPTIONS,
DISEASES OP HAIR AND SCALP,
SCROFULA ULCERS, PIMPLES and
TENDER ITCHINQSonanpartaoftiis
p.
body. It makes th akin white, soft and smboth;
removes tan and freekiea, and la tha BEST toilet
dreaming-la TES WOBXJ). Elegantly pat up, two
tetUea ia one- package, oonaisUag af both Internal
avd external treatment.
All flrrt class drogglsta have It. Prloe SI per package.
CHA& N CRITTENTON. Ilfi Fulton street.
New York City, sole fieent for Dr. C. W. Benson's
remedlf b, to whom all orders should be ad
dressed.
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receipt of price, $1 per box for either. Mrs. Pinkbam
freelyanswers all letter of-Inquiry. Send for pamph
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tfo family should be without LYDIA E. PI5XHAHS
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tO" Sold by all Uroaaiata.
LIME! LIHE! LME!
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HAVTNff now two more Kilns In addition to our
PJCBPETTJAL KILN we are now prepared to
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lmlAftB T.lme nmves sausfactorv. .
we nave an agency m vuarioiie ui . v. oum
mervllle; who will receive orders for small lots at
-Kelerence as to quality of Lime given on appli
cation. ' SIMON BHOTrlJma,
box ho. 88, wanney uny o. u.
mar7 8m
FRESH . FRESH
GARDEN SEED.
R. II. JORDAN & CO.,
TRVON .STREET. ,
marS
CI T Y PRO PERTY
FOR SABE.-' -
. : a- :-.t;-.:-;- ;i ' ' j -1 -A
8 Asslgaeo ot J, L. Hardin, in bwntorapter, -XV
wiU sea at the court house door in Charlotte
on Monday, the 1 3th day Of March. 1882, two
valuable ettylots, known as Lots 1881 and ' 1883
m the plan of the eltyt-fronting 89 feeton Tnon
street and running back, to College.. There Is a
eomforiIe'dwemng and outbuUdlngs on said
JOtA t-'ul 'n- Ws 5- ' f A i
Terrat-4i eatn. and the balanee m 6 nonttas,
at 8 pee een mterert. . JBBOWN,
- -Assignee of J. U Hardin in Bankruptcy.
: febl8tds ' -'"'.I " -' '
aV
NO.-4,050.
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11
AT
LACE CTJRTIJNTS,
WKrawaHiv 1" Cretone
another season. WS?SM
Ever o3jred in this market. "PSAttL"
HARGRA VES
A
BLESSIXti TO WOMANKIND.
Relieve all diseases of women pecu
Dr.
Clarke's
Periodical
Pills.
liar to tne appearance ana cessation
of the menses, uterine disturbances,
torpidity oi Junctions, witn leucor
rhoea, dlsmenorrhsea, and bysteria.
also in melancholia and other men
tal derangements. - Afford prompt
relief to those distressing bearing
down palos so peculiar to women.
Price $3 per box. Sent free by mall
on - receipt of price. Dr. Clarice
Medicine CompHny, New York City.
F
OR Scrofula or any Blood Disorder.
Dr.
Clarke'
Pills
In either stage, whether primary,
secondary or tertiary, are an invalu
able remedy. They never fall to
cure when directions are followed.
Price 82 BOper box. Five boxes $10
Sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt of
price. Aderess Dr Clarke Medicine
company, new xontwiy.
N IN VALUABLE RE 71 ED Y
Eor weakness of the Kidneys and
bladder. A quick and complete cure
ln4Jte-8 days of all urinary affec
tions, smarting, frequent or difficult
urination, mucuus discharges and
sediments in the urine from what
ever cause induced, whether of re
cent or loog standing. One to three
Dr.
Clarke'a
Gonnorrhea
boxes usually sumctent. inee jj
per' box. Three boxes for to.
Mailed free on receipt of price. Ad
dress Dr. Clarke Medicine Company,
New York City.
Pill.
rjrfjjEJ
RE IS A. BALM IN Gl LEAD.
for an eases of Spermatorrhoea'
and imDotenev. as tha result of self-
Dr.
abuse in youth, sexual excesses In
maimer years, or uuier causes, aim
hroduclng some of the following
effects; Nersousnese. seminal emls-
Uons Cuight eealsstons by dreams)
Clarke's
uunness oi uigni, ueiecuve jiera-
Mrv. Fhlslcal decav. Fimoies on
iraee. Aversion toaociery oi jremaies,
Confuslea ot Ideas. Loss of Sexuu
Pewes. Nbcvieadering marriage im
Invigorating
proper or unnapprv are a posiuve
mn in two tn ft weeks.. One to six
IvnM nmAnTHnfflfllfint- Pflce SLftO
per box. -jrour boxes .t.-- du uj
PUlav
mail, prepaia, on rewip w p
Address Dr. Clarke Medk'ne Com
pany. New York City.
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irt mmm mi$M&
, IKE OBSXHYXR JOB DXPABTMEIT
Has been thoroughly supplied with every needed
wantnd with the latest styles of Type, and every
manner of Job Printing can now be done with
neatness, dispateh and cheapness. We can fur.
niah at abort notice,
BLANKS, BriX-HJtaJW,
' LKTTXB-B2ADS, CARDS,
TAGS, RECEIPTS, POSTERS.
PROGRAMMES, HANDBILLS,
PAMPHLKT8; CIRCULARS, CHICKS, Ac.
OUR
8 HIST, "EVI rT3",s!HOE9,
& WILHELM.
C. C. D. A.
AND
use
THAT
NORTIJ CAROLINA
-HAS THE
LARGEST MUSIC BOUSE
IN THE SOUTH.
The McSml Music House
-SELLS-
cniCK BRING & SONS,
KBANICH & BACH.
MATHOSHEK,
ARION,
SOUTHERN GEM
And other PIANOS.
mason & hamltn,
SHONINGKR.
PKLOUBET & CO.,
BTEKLING,
AiD OTHEB ORGAN'S.
THE ONLY HOUSE THAT SELLS STRICTLY'
First-Class Instruments.
t3P Ask me for prices if ynu want good work
and you will never buy anything but the beet.
Address or call on,
H. McSMITH.
Telephones ! Telephones !
. TELEPHONES,
THE SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AMD
Telegraph Company,
is the
-SOLE LICENSEE
4 1
of the
American Bell Telephone Company
Tor supply log Telephones In the States of Virginia,
West Virginia, (south of the B.4U.B. B..) North
Carolina, Houth Carolina, Florida and Alabama.
PEIVAIELUniS
Constructed, equipped with Telephones and rented
pay- For particulars address
SOUTHERN BKLL TELEPHONE
and TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
fobll eod 8n 105 Broadway, New York.
Having removed to the shop, on Trron street, over,
the Independent Hook A Ider Truck House, is
nowieadr to receive orders for HOUSE, SIGN
andOUNAMXNTAL, PALNTIKG, such as
&BAIHI1TQ,--
Guilding, Ksominingw Frescoing, &c
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