DAILY CHARLOTTE OBSERVER: SATURDAY, 0CTOBIER 21, 1 882.
CIIAS. rTjONES, Editor and Prop'tpr.
r entkhed at thk I'ost-Officb at Charlotte, N.
0., A3 SKCOHD CLASS MATTER 1
' know no safe depository of the ultimate penoers
'of society but theime thenunlva; aiul if we think
"themnot ailiahlcivcd ounKjhto exercise their control
"withatbholcsomcdiscrction.thc raiuxly is,not to take
"it from them, but to inform their discretion by edu
"cation." Thomas Jbffersok,
SATURDAY, OCT. 21, 1882.
NO TIME TO SVAl
For twenty-two years the Republican
party lias held possession of the gov
ernment of the United States, and for
twenty-two years the Democratic party
has struggled to oust it frord power.
Within these twenty-two years of He
publican rule there has been more mis
government, more utter disregard of
law, more oppressive laws enacted, more
contempt for the will of the people,
more grinding despotism on govern
ment employees, more malfeasance in
office, more plundering of the public
funds, more excessive and oppressive
taxation, more machine dictation than
the whole political history of the coun
try showed for all the years that pre
ceded, under all the administrations of
all the parties. This is saying much,
but it is the literal truth, nevertheless.
Had it not been for the fact that the
Republican leaders had appealed at
every election to the sectional feeling
of the North, and representing that the
return to power of the Democratic par
ty meant peril to the government ; the
overturning of our financial system, the
ascendency of what they called the
Southern rebels, and a vast amount of
other ills which their genius and fancy
invoked that party would have been
consigned to the rear long ago, and they
knew it and hence persisted in keeping
up sectional agitation as their only
safety from defeat. But the people
have been learning much in the
past years ; have been studying much,
and at last saw through the deceit and
trickery of the Radical politicians, and
as they did so did the Democratic party
gain in popularity and strength. It be
came strong enough to elect Tilden
President, and had it not been for de
ception practiced on the tariff question
when Hancock ran it would have elect
ed him.
To the observer of current events it
must be evident that the people of this
great country are becoming tired of Re
publican rule, and of the abitrary boss
ism of the men who dictate the policy
of that party. What else means the
formidable independent uprising in
Pennsylvania, the open rebellion in
New York against Folger, the particu
lar friend of Mr Arthur, and the disas
trous rout of the party in Ohio, and
the dangers that stare it in the face
in other Northern and Western States ?
People do not change in a day, nor with
out cause, and where there is so much
dissatisfaction manifested it means
revolution and the annihilation of the
party which has worn out popular pa
tience. It has held its lease of life, as we re
marked above, by its war upon the
South, by poisoning the Northern mind
against her, by flaunting the bloody
shirt and by never failing to misrepre
sent and villify her when political ne
cessity demanded it
How, then, let us ask, can any citizen
of the South, who bears any love for,
or entertains a wish for her welfare do
aught directly or indirectly to keep in
power this bitter enemy and savage op
pressor of his section and his people ?
Were, the Democratic party all that it
is represented to be by its worst ene
mies, it would be preferable then to the
Republican party, to which the South
owes nothing but the memory of pre
scriptive legislation and misgovern
ment that ought to daurn forever any
party under the sun. Let no Democrat
be deceived by the appeals of selfish
men who hope to promote their own
fortunes by creating disaffection, into
lending himself to the perpetuation
of the power of a party, that
in the past has proved so disas
trous to the best interests of the whole
country, of the South in particular. It
is no time to turn now, no time to swap
horses, no time to turn from the men
who have proved true to our State and
section, and replace them with men who
when they had the power trampled
ruthlessly upon both and allied them
selves in word and deed with our bit
terest enemies. Victory, the victory
for which good men have struggled,
hoped and prayed is within bur reach,
all the signs point to it, and let us not
foolishly throw it away by inaction or by
listening to the voice of those who have
gone over into the camp of the enemy,
and invite us to join them in their de
sertion. Be true to yourselves and your
country, and the grand battle will be
won.
Philadelphia Press: It appears that
immediately after ex-Senator Spencer
took himself away so that he could not
be used as a witness in the star route
trials Messrs. Merrick, Blisa, and Ker,
counsel for the government, addressed
a letter to the President setting forth
the facts in the case and suggesting
that Mr. Spencer had shown he was
unfit to hold the office of government
director of the Union Pacific Railroad
and ought to be removed. Many weeks
have elapsed since then, but nothine
Mil. ARTHUR ENDORSED.
The Republican convention which
assembled In Raleigh to ratify the work
of the coalition manipulators passed
the following resolution : '
"That we unreservedly and cordially
endorse the admiuislration of President
Chester A. Arthur, and realizing the
dillieulties originally besetting its plan
and course of duties, we recognize in
its policy combining wisdom with
consistency, justice and moderation,
suavity in manner with firmness of
execution the policy of the American
people."
And yet the men who call themselves
Democrats, who aie afiiliating with the
men who passed this resolution have
the hardihood to say that they are not
acting in concert with the Republican
party, and are not under the influence
of its managers. It is absurd, and all
their utterances on the stump or in the
columns of such papers as speak for
them show its absurdity. Never are
they heard to utter one word of disap
proval of the policy of that party, nor
one word of denunciation of all the
abuses perpetrated in the past two de
cades of its rule by its representatives
and minions. All their censure and all
their abuse is reservtd for the Demo
cratic party with which they formerly
acted, and whose cause against this
same Republican party they cham
pioned as patriotically and as loudly as
anv. All at once they discover that
this party, whose' cause they cham
pioned for years, has become a thing to
be spurned while the party they painted
as a hideous monster to be shunned by
all good men has become worthy of
their support and admiration. They do
not deceive themselves and they cannot
deceive anyone else of ordinary intelli
gence. It is too thin, the motive that
actuates too appareut, their protesta
tions too silly to convince any one not
devoid of sense from seeing through
the game which they are attempting to
play. They are as much in accord with
Mr. Arthur's administration as their
Republican allies who passed the reso
lution of endorsement which we quote
above.
SIX MURDERERS HANGED.
Six negroes, five men and one wo
man, were swung into eternity yester
day from the gallows in Eastman, Ga.
The Augusta Chronicle gives the fol
lowing account of the crime for which
they were executed :
At a nesrro camp-meeting the mar
shal and deputy arrested a criminal who
attempted to escape, whereupon he was
shot and killed by the officers. The
killing of this negro so enraged the
others that they determined to wreas
vengence on the oracers. wane at
tempting to carry out this purpose
they murdered a young man irom a
neighboring town, who had nothing to
do with the killing of the negro, mis
taking him for one of the officers. The
killing of the young man was brutal
in the extreme, the negroes having
beaten him to death with fence palings
For the time there was a scene of wild
confusion and demoniac outrage, the
whites arming in order to protect their
lives. On the train returning to Macon
the riot was continued, and would have
resulted in several murders were it not
for the courage and coolness of the of
ficers of the train. These are, in brief,
the facts as we recollect them. A large
number of arrests were made, and upon
trial, eighteen were convicted of mur
der, eleven sentenced to imprisonment
for life and seven, including one wo
man, to be hung next Friday.
Six of the seven were hanged yester
day, as mentioned in our press dis
patches, the seventh, Ike Chepman,
haying been respited by Gov. Colquitt,
because, though a desperate man there
was some doubt as to his having been
one of the leaders in the riot.
PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS.
THE ARREST OF HENRY GEORGE.
TRYING TO SCARE REPUBLICANS.
Mr. Folger having been nominated as
the Administration machine candidate
for Governor of New York, found
that vast numbers of respeetable
Republicans in that State had resolved
to repudiate. the work of the machine,
and support the Democratic nominee.
To stop this tide and save himself if
possible from defeat he stoops to the
game of falsehood to alarm the Repub
licans who are opposing him and drive
tbem back into the party lines.
At a Republican meeting in New
York city Thursday night a letter from
him was read, in which he referred to
his Democratic competitor thus:
"It is faint praise to say of the person
who is that candidate, that as a man in
his private capacity that he is as good as
1 am, he lives as pure a lire as 1 do, he
loves his neighbor as well as I do, he
does his duty as a citizen according to
his judgment -as well as I do, as a
public officer he has acted as conscien
tiously. Yet there is one difference
that goes to the root of the matter
when we are brought to view as public
men and put lorward to act tor the
public in its affairs. He is a Democrat."
He argues that however acceptable
Mr. Cleaveland may be personally, as
the nominee of the Democratic party
he must be beaten, for the return of
the Democracy to power would have a
disastrous effect upon the business in
terests of the country as is "shown by
the fact that the Ohio election was fol
lowed on the next day by the shrinkage
of forty million dollars in the value of
the great property of the country.'
Here we find in the concluding lines
Mr. Folger. the machine candidate, re
sorting to the old dodge of deception,
which has been played at every import
ant election since the war. This is the
first intimation the country has had
that the ' values of property in the
country has fallen forty millions of
dollars" or forty millions of cents since
the Democratic victory in Ohio, and the
country would not have known it now
if Candidate Folger had not imparted
the information. It is disgraceful
enough to be running as the machine
candidate, spurned by the; better ele
ment of his party, but when he resorts
to such old and oft repeated tricks as
this stereotyped falsehood he caps the
climax of political baseness.
Postmaster-General Howe will re
commend a postal telegraph in his next
message.
Lord Granville's Apology-Mr. George
Fully Exonerated.
New Yokk, October 18. The follow
ing will be published here to morrow :
Department of State, Washing
ton, October 17, 1882. Henry George,
Esq. Sir: The Department of State
has received from Mr Wm J Hoppin,
charge d'affaires ad interim of the
United States at London, axlispatch in
closing a copy of a note from Lord
Granville to him, dated the 27th ultimo,
in which his lordship says that on the
receipt of Mr Lowell's note in reference
to your arrest he lost no time in apply
ing to the lord-lieutenant of Ireland for
an explanation of the circumstances
which led to it. After mentioning your
arrest, your re-arrest and the circum
stances alleged to have been calculated
to excite suspicion as to the object of
your visit to Ireland, Lord Granville
says: 'I am convinced that the United
States government will readily acknow
ledge that considerable allowance must
be made for the difficulties with which
the officials charged with the preserva
tion or order in that country have to
contend at the present time. Never
theless, in view of the information fur
nished by Mr Lowell as to the character
and pursuits of Mr George, which cer
tainly rebut any presumption of unlaw
ful designs on his pact, I can only
express to you the regret of her majes
ty's government that thi3 incident
should have occurred.' Let me add, Mr
George, that it would give me pleasure
to have an interview with you at this
department at your convenience. I am,
sir, your obedient servant,
"Fredk. T. Frelixghuysen."
A WHOLESALE HANGING.
Sheriff Alexander.
Sheriff Alexander will meet the peo
ple at the following times and places,
when the county candidates will also
be present and discus3 the political
issues :
Clear Greek, Monday, October 23.
Morning Star, Tuesday, October 24.
Providence, Wednesday, October 25.
Sharon, Thursday, October 26.
Pineville. Friday, October 27.
Mr. Bailey.
Mr. Bailey, candidate for the Legisla
ture, will address his fellow-citizens at
the following times and places;
Big Spring Church, Monday night,
October 30.
School House, near Mr. Robt. Sloan's,
Tuesday, October 31, at 1 o'clock, p. m.
Norment's Store, the night of the
31st of October.
Spurrier's Store, November 1st, at 1
o'clock, p. m.
Whitley's Mills, the night of Novem
ber 1st.
Hick's Store, November 2d, at one
o'clock, p. m.
Thenisht sneaking will commence
n a. '
at 6:30 o'clock.
H. C. Jones,
Ch'm Co. Ex. Committee.
Col. Wm. Johnston.
Col. Wm. Johnston, candidate for
Congress, Hon. Chas. Price, and other
T.ihorM.1 snpakera. will address their
fellow-citizens at the following times
and places:
Hickory, Catawba county, Saturday,
October 21.
Lincolnton, Lincoln county, Monday,
October 23.
Monroe, Union county, Tuesday, Oc
tober 24.
Wadesboro, Anson county, Wednes
day, October 25.
Lumberton, Robeson county, Thurs
day, October 26.
Laurinburg, Richmond, county Fii
day October 27.
Rockingham, Richmond, county Sat
urday, October 28.
Troy, Montgomery county, Monday,
October 30.
Albermarle, Stanly county, Tuesday,
October 31.
Concord, Cabarrus, Wednesday, No
vember, 1.
Charlotte, Mecklenburg, Thursday,
November 2, at 7 o'clock, p. m.
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Six Lives Pay the Penalty for Taking
One.
Eastman. Ga., October 20. At one
o'clock to-day Itiddick Powell, Simon
O'Guinn, Joseph King, Robert Donald
son and Ella Moore, negroes, were
hanged in tbe jail ard for complicity
in the riot which occurred at this place
on August the 6th, during a camp
meeting in which an innocent young
white man, named Jas. Howard was
set upon by an infuriated mob aud af
ter being shot by one of them was
beaten almost into a jelly by others.
The woman raised the first howl which
excited the mob to the desperate work.
No attempt was made t rescue them
and not more than 5o negroes from
wnom violence was expected were in
town. A detachment of military from
Macon were present for protection.
The Registration Book in Ward AO. 1.
To the Editor of the Observer.
The loss of the Registration Book
for Ward No 1, suggests an important
inquiry, viz. In whose hands (or custo
dy) does the law place the Registration
Books V and who is responsible for their
safekeeping? Please inform the pub
lic through the columns of your valua
ble paper and oblige.
Subscriber.
Sec 17, Chapter 275, Acts of the Leg
islature of the State of North Carolina
for 187G-77. and entitled "an act to
regulate election" is as follows:
"Immediately after any election, the
judges of election shall deposit the reg
istration books, for their respective
precincts with the Register of Deeds of
their respective Counties
Of course this makes the Register of
Deed the custodian of the registration
books, as no one else could possibly be
held accountable for their safe keep
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Collector Robinson of the port of New
York has forbidden the collection of
political assessments in his department.
Politics are lively in California this
year. There are four tickets in the
field Democratic, Republican, Green
back and Prohibition.
The Fever at Pensacola.
Pensacola, October 20. Fifty-three
new cases of yellow fever and nine
deaths reported yesterday, which swells
the number of cases to 1,836 and of
deaths to 156. The aggravated mortali
ty has occurred during very warm
weather, generally thought the most
favorable to the sick. Yesterday even
ing a very heavy rain storm set in with
a driving northern rain falling in tor
rents. The indisposition of several
doctor?, through slight causes, some
suffering for lack of medical attend
ance renders the report of new cases
perhaps imperfect. Dr Renshaw went
yesterday to the Nix settlement on Per
dido Bay, ten or twelve miles from
Pensacola, in company with Mr M G
Yuinstra, who reported a number of
cases of fever there. Several cases are
also reported at Powellton on the Louis
ville and Nashville road, 16 miles dis
tant. No intercourse had existed be
tween either of these places and Pensa
cola since the outbreak of the epidemic.
Dr Martin, of the United States Navy,
arrived last night on a mission of in
quiry as representative of the national
board of health.
Independent-Republican Candidate lor
Clerk of Superior Court.
To the Voters op Mecklenburg County:
At the earnest solicitation of my many friends
I hereby announce myself as an Independent c:iu
dldate for Clerk or the Superior Court ot Mtcklea
burg county. N. C.
lu submitting my claims to the voters of the
c unty for the office of Clerk. I do so as a Republi
can, leaving It to De determined by the people of
Mecklenburg county, at an election to be held on
the 7th day of November, 1882, as to their choice.
My record in the past mnst be a guarantee for my
course In the future. While 1 entertain liberal
views on all party questions, I do not as a Repub
lican, deem It advisable to abandon our party or
ganization to gratify the whims of a few office
srt6rs If the masses of the Liberal party (so-called) are
anxious for the defeat of the Bourbon Democrats
they will vote for republicans.
octl J. C. CALLAHAN.
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on the Atlantic seaboard.
Stephen Hempstead, who was the
last Democratic Governor for Iowa,
has just been nominated for justice of
the peace in Dubuque, lie is old and
poor.
Convicted With a Recommendation of
Mercy.
Trenton, N. J., Oct. 20. The jury
in the case of Charles II. Houghton,
charged by the government with
making false returns while collector of
the port of Perth Amboy, after being
out three hours and a half and taking
two ballots, returned a verdict this
afternoon of guilty with a recommen
dation of mercy,
Pattison, the Democratic candidate
for Governor of Pennsylvania, is meet
ing with enthusiastic recaptions at his
meetings in that State. The Democracy
has been done by the President, appar-1 the old Keystone are up and doing.
entiy, towards relieving his adminis
tration of the odium and discredit
which most attach to it if such a man
as Spencer is allowed to continue in a
position of honor and trust after bis
unfitness had been made so manifest.
There are eight or ten firms in New
York city engaged in shipping fruits
and vegetables South, the same class
that the South in the earlier season
ships North.
Tke infamous spy system which has
been long fostered and encouraged in
more than one of the departments of
government at Washington is bearing
its legitimate fruits in a new crop of
thieves, blackmailers and perjurers.
For the honor of the department of
justice, Attorney General Brewster
should sweep out the whole foul nest of
them. It is a disgraee that such harpies
should have- been permitted to find
shelter in the very temple of national
justice.
It is computed that $500,000,000 have
been paid out of the United States
Treasury in xevenuea since 1865, but
that is a very small sum in comparison
with what mutt b paid at the rate at
Which trta pension list is being increased.
Iowa Democrats have high hopes of
carrying the first, second and ninth
congressional districts. A Democratic
congressman from Iowa would be a
strange sight, but the way the political
tide is running now not an impossible
one.
Indiana Democrats say, that the re"
of the Ohio election will be worth
20,000 votes to tbi party in that State,
which will go Democratic by a rousing
majority.
The coalition candidate for the State
Senate from Guilford county, A S Hoi
ton, announces himself from the stump
as opposed to the repeal of the internal
revenue system, noiton is more can
did than the balance of them. They
are all as much opposed to the repeal
or it as he is, but they don't say so.
Weather,
Washington, Oct. 20. Middle At
lantic States, fair weather, northerly
wraaa, becoming variable; slight rise,
luuvwttu oy iainng Darometer, station
ary or slight rise in temperature.
. For the South Atlantic States, local
iwuB xuiiuwea uv Daruv ciouav weath
er, northeast to northwest winds, south
to west winds in Florida, stationary or
lower temperature in the southern por
tion, higher barometer.
Death of Bishop Paine.
New Orleans. La.. October 20 The
Times-Democrat's Aberdeen Missisppi
special says; Our town in in mourniDg
for the death ef Rev. Robert Paine,
Senior Bishop of the Methodist Episco
pal Church South, who died in full po-
session of his faculties ai half past four
o'clock, aged 83.
The Feyer on the Rio Grande.
Brownsville. Texas, October 16
All places inside the cordon are healthy
there is no sickness nearer than Cam
argo and Mier, which are yet in a very
bad condition. The weather is cool and
dry.
Cotton Mill Bnrned.
London, Oct. 20. The Oak Bank
cotton mill, situated near Mecclesfield,
has been destroyed by fire. Loss fifty
thousand pounds.
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Counsel Permitted to Visit Arabi Pasha
Cario, Oct. 20. The government has
i given permission to Messrs. Bradley &
Napier, Arabi asna s counsel, to visit
their client to-day. It has been de
cided thatr the mode of procedure at
the trial shall be subject to a written
agreement.
The publisher of the Beaver Falls, Pa , Courier,
Mr. John . Porter, some time ago contracted a
severe cold. He says: "I tried half a dozen
remedies ineffectually and upon recommenuuuuu
or a physician I gave Dr. Bull's cough syrup a talr
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Tie Idemphla mutual Aid Society, Meropliin, r-nn.,
pay 4-Montb marriage Benefit, a 20-Day innii
Benefit, and nave the StrongcM l-Daylflarriaire "'
ance Company in Existence. Teltgrrapli ppitrfunui
at our expense. Membership coat noiliinf r 30 ia
FROM
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H. l Rountree & Bro., wsttost
RICHMOND, VA.
We Manufacture the best class of Goods
In our line and guarantee to duplicate Northern
prices. Send for Trade List.
H. W. HOUNTEEE & BRO ,
oct7 Richmond, Va.
J. A. TANCET WM. B. ISAACS, JR. W. M. WjDDT.
J. A.YANCEY & CO.,
WHOLESALE
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STATIONERS (SB
NDERS
AT THE
S-K-A-T-I-N-G R-I-N-K
TO-NIGHT.
1 LEG ANT prize to successful Knight. The
u McSmlth Brass Band will furnish the music
Skaters wishing to enter the lists will please hand
their names to the managers by 81& o'clock. Ad
mission and skating 25 cents; additional to con
testants 10 cents. Open at 8 o'clock, tournament
begins at 9 o'clock.
oct20 J. T. WILLIAMS, J managers
11-25 main Street, Richmond, Va.
KEEP IN STOCK
BILL HEADS,
LETTER HEADS,
STATEMENTS.
ENVELOPES
iND ALL KINDS OF
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THE BEST CIGARS Printers Stationery,
COL. WJH. JOHNSTON
18 hereby announced a candidate fcr
Cngres3 in this, the Sixth, District.
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IN TOWN FOB 5 CENTS, at
Wilder' s Drug Store.
TRY THEM.
AND GiDiiNTEE TO SELL
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE.
TWO CLASSES-$300 PER MONTH.
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T ft M ni A AT ADDED SEPTEMisin
UA I r MUN $5, $10 or $15 Per w
$1,500,000 in Policies Issued in Six Dajs.
LARGEST BENEFITS, LEAST EXPENSE, pCKKi Eim-i
300 MEMBERS IN FIVE DAYS. ;
RULE & NICHOLSON, General Agent5
OFFICEROOM NO. 3, BUFORD HOl
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Richard A. Springs,
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To Printers and Dealers as
Philadelphia or Baltimore.
cheap as New York,
A trial order solicited.
For Constable.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the
office of Constable in Charlotte township. I do so
as a straighout Democrat, and respectfully submit
myself tor the support of the voters, of Charlotte
and Charlotte township. J. G. A. OBB.
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MOZART SALOON,
J03. FI3CHES8IE. ...Proprietor
HIEALiS AT ALL HOURS
DiyortnLjht. Tyon street, belcw Cantral Hotel
J. A. Yancey & Co.,
1133 ISata
Wt7
Street Richmond,
Formerly of Charlotte, N. d
ATTOEITET & 00UITSELL0E at LAW
N. 17 rVMMKU Street, New York.
ATI correspondence will receive prompt attention
Rtrmict: 1 st National Bank, Charlotte, N. c.
B&lelgh National Bank, Balelgh, N. C, Hon. w. P.
Bynmn, ex-Judge Supreme court North Carolina.
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PLUMBERS, STEAM CAS
DEALJB3 IN
Batli
Tubs, Water Closets, WdH
TT eivvsi prPKS and FITTI
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r Agents for STKAM PUMPS a"0
CHIHIS. Next door to Mrs. Qu"
mmatii Hotel.
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