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THE ARGUS.
FRANK. PARLEY, Edito.
TnUn3DAX'::;::u:r::SEITEMBEIl IS, 1806
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tQ-EJectioa for Governor, EUU Sena
tor, and Combers of lTowe of Common
takei placi on the Ttlrd Thursday of Oc
toiler.
fciT" Contrary to til public expectation no can
tlldales declared tbemsllve thi week during
CflurC-LrkieriitiSenatt erllocj of Coo
toon. Saveral gentlemen ar spoken of, Bui co
cam, art as jet autnorixed to be published.'
f Th mail eteamsbip Java nailed from Lit
rootloa tha Sib, for Nw York, with 200,000
. Burling in gold co beard. Wbai does it mean f
Heretofore tbe'shipmonta of specie have all bees
4& other way from thi country to Eciope.
- atvTba Tableaax and Concert, a a whole,
- trivea list bight it Anson Institute, U scknowl
edged by all wbo law it m a decided 'success.
keaidoricg tbt abort time ia wbich the partioi
pant nad to prepare tbemaelroa tbej did t try
well, iodecd. W anticipate announcing another
to cota off bortfj.
trja.Thf news from Europe is generally unin
ieresting, the dispatcbe received being mainly
filled with detaili of carrying put the poioti of
the treaties cf peace . agreed opoo. by thai late
belligerent. The cotton market, at Liverpool, was
reported on tbe 8th ta.be steady and quiet. Mid
dliog Upland quoted at 13d. . "
tgt. Tbers waa something ot 'a habbub among
.the ward of the Bureau ia this community on
Tuesday. There was speech making and a pro
cession for a short distance all about selecting
defecates to attend a convention to be held in
Raleigh ihortly. We were not present and can'
give any particulars.
W are rratifled fce ,bl to state that
- Measr. Wright & Whelygs, of Anson vilie, bare
procured a ewtract, tbroueb Mr. Brvan Tvsoo
of Washington, to carry ths mails twice a week
iwtween Lheraw and Salisbnrf. This is aa tm
portant route, and by this contract the mail is re
stored to a large and important section of conn
try that bu been deprived of it for over a year,
FVBUC MEETING. -
Ooe-of the largest aseetiogt we ki
assembled in this town, met at the Court House,
on Tuesday, at noon, and organised by calling
flu), v.. - vl OV.l. - J . 1 - . '
Col. Jos. White, Secreury.
After a statement from the Cbair of tbe object
of tbe meeting, on motioo, lion. T. 8. Aibe, one of
delegates from tbe Third District to the l
National Union Convention held in Philadelphia,
who was present, was requested to give to tb
meeting an'aocount uf bis trip to Philadelphia
history of the Convention, and his views on vat
tjra in general.
Mr. Ashe took' the stand, and for about an
hour fixed the attention uf the audience with an
interesting speech. We have not room' or the
cp portanitxlallo w JiiniJOjfJioarkiJbjnt
wm give ouiy toe principal points loucaea upon
by nim. . ., V -
After adverting to bis appointment by the I'is
trict Convection as a delegate, ho stated that be
accepted the office-, with some roIucUuoe, antici
paling that if be attended ta Convention hia in
tercoi;rtnwith Northern cither s might be any
thing but pieasaut. . Hut be was happy to say.
ihas aj soon ai he came in contact with cititena
from all parts of the country the North and
Northwest especially he bad been most agreea
bly disappointed. Not one unpleasant word or
expression did bo bear the whole time he was in
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COURT WEEK. '
Tie crowd ia town on Monday and Tuesday,
7 minj la' aUeadanee oa the Court, and others
" wha came to ate and be seen,? was the largest
wejhava aeen here fcr yea.fr. The iJambtr of ne--v
,W preeest ws.l unusual! v law. BarriD?
; , ane or two. alni pntorwtr ndt. Cspt. W,W-
ije-inEoonce, tie behavior of all parlies was
eoeraiij rsry gooij. : . . . .
' 'AXSQS SUPERIOR COURT.
The J1 term of this Court began its session
Lere on Moodsj, Judge Gilliam presiding. We
cannot this week give any of its proceedings, but
snau oo so next. The Lk)urt will probably bold
an til Fridaj afternoon. The State docket is na
. -ajoallj teavy.
Wa aaderstand the Judge is jo quite feeble
health. lie was more last week than this, and
in ccnaeqaenee many eases before SUnly Superior
Catrt, where th J ndge presided, had to be cdn
tinued, among tbcm the case of a negro charged
with rape or an attempt at rape, anon a refpwt
able jonog uamarried white lady if that county,
CBERAW&XD COALFIELDS RAILROAD.
Maj. B. D. Townsend, President of the above
named road, paid our town a7 visit, oa Tadar,
uttuietiewor meeting thesitizens of tEacoan
ty and presenting to them the claims of the road
BbU m iuq voors-touee aanc the noon re
oww iae uourtottiiat daj, but finding the
rdom alraady engaged to the citizens for the Rat-
iacauoameeting,tie concluded to postpone bis
, -aiij.iueBuajpr.yc'Der.gourt, when
lV10 meet onr citizens, especially
those reai3in al?iBf ihs ist,7i;- ;.;;: -.m-
jrcjeciea ran, and cousu't unh them.
A NATURAL CURIOSITY,
An adiridual named John Pattereoo, of half
L tnd whlte "-"gtiog, from Harnett county,
.tro without arms, Has been givlnFexhibi:
onslcre ta-ih-public ibis week, which are
escribed by those who bare seenr iheai as verv
nlf-rldl nii.tr ' .VV. .u.. i... . " ., .
tbwr.laad,aleaii .,trcp a razor and
fyh, U as much skill & the most ex
prt barber, and da aoatber of other things re
. ? y AKMZ &jri tige'j, and deliaajy in htndllny.
J . . .. f - thy ( the consaderaUoa and patronage tf the
i ' eublia. Eeinz debarred bT hi
rrtnnmlnXm, manual labor,
s - be seeks to support Umself Ij.suclWernmelnf
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;j .; " SWQULAR REPORT." t
i About eight o'clock, oa Moods mornin
, thl eoar citiaens were startled by a very
uvna.mrp report, Miffroai a riled oannoo
i . of heavieet calibre. firl at . r
r aix milee.froa, this point, followed-by a rapid
,U1?, jastea neaiir minute,
passing off toward the southwest, a&d aeemindt
causing the earth 4o tremble as if from a passf g
traia of oar. At this nnint h
w vuid livtu uirecuy soata of us. Citizens from
the neper and western portion of the count v
describe the ound as sppeariig the sarn to them
as to as: oat oiRzens from (
of the county, and er the South Carolina line,
t"T t'F S directly over'
Xi? tf r03'1.0 bario8 the atmos.
Phere, fallowed by rushiog sounds as if from two
Mdia-Ma goiog directly wert, and tbe other to
warda the southwest. At the time the phenomena
cffamd ih. atmosphere wa alighUy hary. We
art aatisfied from all wa eaa learn, that Ihe re
TV?," ,0Ba described, proceeded from
- .i.p6 aenme, om nntwipau hearing further
Philadelphia, from delegate or cidseos, and a
though the Convention llalL inaide and out, wi
literally crowded, he never esw a mote orderly
crowd in his life. . lie had met at the Conven
tion men from the North and Northwest who
were mare denunciatory of the Radicals and their
policy than tbe most extreme Southerner.
' Uli these preliminary re mark-be took up
the Declaration of Principles and reviewed them
urxatim. before doing so be stated that the
resolutions had been adopted altogether by the
Convention by acclaaiation.aad were cot voted op
on separately as many seemed to (appose.' During
bu review and clear exposition d them the audi
ence evinced their appreciation of them by applaud
ing. In commenting upon the expression "loyal"
in the fourth resolution of the Declaration, he
claimed every man as loyal, notwithstanding what
his antecedents may bavo been, wbo had taken tbe
oath of allegiance and wbo supported tbe Constita
tion of the United States in good faith. As to tbe
ninth resolution, to which some'exception has been
taken in the Sooth, be laid, he could not see bow,
under the circumstances, the Convention could
hare done otherwise than have adopted something
of the kind. It was simply a declaration of the
duty of thp goverament to its soldiery tbe duty
wbich tvery government owes to it soldiery.
After reviewing the resolutions be toak up the
proposed Howard amendment (so-cal'od) to tbe
Federal Constitution, acd 'commented-severely
upon it. lie warned his fellow-cituens against
eiTiBZ it anv countenance or eur-Dort. anJ
jealous!
by tne
the Assembly whose views are well known on
that subject. ...-.,
Mr. Ashe was listened to with almost breath-
les attention by the large audience present, and
ww oitea interrupted by applause.
At the conclusion of his remarks. Mr. J.. R.
Hargrave offered the follo wing resolutions, wbich.
upon being seconded, wero unanimously adopted :
. Raohtd, That We arrro ot ths proceedinrj of
me late nauonii tmoaaLa Lonstit&t odI Coarcatun.
at Fbiladelpkia, becance w oi therein a, fall and
clear re0nitioB of the Constitutional right of tb
soothers States in tLair rtlation to the Federal
i. moo. ,
Jiuotred, Ttat we aptrave aad talon the 'nol'ev
now beicz r.ursaeJ br Andrew Jahnnn Trirlt,r.t f
the L'aited states, sal will lUiUio't'ie nni.
Euohed, That we will diicsnotenance idticUihu
that may be deeiraeJ or rany teed to thwtrt the prea
eot piaaa of tbe Federal administration in it eforta
to rcttora tie 'Union as it was before the late attempt
to secede.
"Before adiottrcins the orcceedinM weTi .
thrizod to be published. We have taken the
official wpypd-eHaitrated-as above;
As a ratification racetios;, we look oson this
to
V guard igaiadUvery atteoirt totlizi if i
Legislature, by seodior; only soch men to I
as one of tbe larpest and meet tucoessful that has
.a ttti.a ...
ever been ne;a in tnis county. Jiut little tune
v BAt'lCAl MAXaSUVERLYO.
We give below uvcral articlo as (bowing tbe
dosperat effart c.tlicg by the Radicals ia this
State to rcvclulioftli tb goverament of th State,
and to place tbi'.peVpl at tb eomplete mercy
of tbe Radical faet.on ia Congresa. The Raleich
Smtinei ventilate as follows the Uatu of the
individual at Ntwbcru who are th prime mover
for a Convention 'uf Radical to be bald, the
MtnJard sits, cu the ZULU tost., instead of th
ku, at itateignt
tu tuwuiti oaoAjiiaiia.
- Ths Utt 5awbra fdMMxIrtsaa adoouotof a et-
log held u wbi a, iMt week, to conalder the pro
priety of scieelinf dk(rt te a State Convention to
convene la t) la ciy. Tbe Tutt due not fit ths ef
fioijil proeardioca of t'it aaaetlnf . It aava the meet
Kg fan a "lru asukUiuiatio" eaa, btonly men.
tiot the names ox a t white paraon presant, and oa
It two of those art Kurtb Carolla'.ans.
Mr, C. K. Thoil, Uta Searetary of SUU,.nd,
Uter.' rridot of the ACantlo Eal'MdwbaM-ibo-
lai a mow or ai ldur ana friend, w. w. lloldeo,
wa u cnairaita oribs meettag. Uw radical pro
eliiiliaa kara. bowercV, bean we'd known. .Mr. . R
HUnlr was th f am airr a verv lit appointe of a
. ill 5 .a. r i t
rwuw nnuai. THt-xi. 11. menniDjer, it, r,
Lahnita,' and I'. W. W aHror Were tb eowuiitc an
iraolatioo.- T kr Vaokee dtd la tha wool, and
repreMnUii n t'm ?omnr aa Thad Bfcvena.
add reived Me met! J. .' ( .
W kaa bad ? je Terr toillos; dicurt front
Washington In r;sra to aonta of Via aoter ia thi
tnactiDg, at J, if wa mistake not, air. K. W. Carpen
ter la tha repute 1 aaUor af ttione woodarful Ulesmtr
ad lettr bailing from Nattb Carolina, Dearly a year
aro, which tare rooli wofal aeooont of tha treatweut
af tha blaoksin tb 8h, furnished to lha Northern
Radical rreasj W ihould not ba anrpriwd If mora
of tbe Same tart were iH3 conjured up to effect an
object. Most ot ttoa diapatcbe bailed from Ri!i b ,
bnt ar tald to havf bQ manufactured In Newbern.
and vntilata4.thjagh a tbn wiU;Bt; me-iium here.
Tb Virginia raM calif J tbam Rtleigh-gratae, and
hecoa eTerrUiior raeivd from Raleish In tb thure
of a UUrai, Torsrnia time, waa looked opoa with'
uipicloa and trvatad with a large degree of allowance.
The reolutiotrppraa of Hie a!if a Convention
to be held in tUa U? aa tha 17tii init,, to orgncli
in tha f tate tb aiaaistakabl loral taeo. W are a !d
toeeetbU. Ws are anxious to know wholnNortlr
Canada aralLe Radicala and enemies of tb Union
and OoMlituttoa of tbe L'nitad States. We are anticoj
to know wb r tka unmioUkab! Joln.'oa men and
who ar not. W bar a.lwvrsc!tsed Mesira. Thom
as and tfta!r. mtir Nortn Carolinians, fand there
are a raw mora a'wut ewbaro,) in political aeoord,
(and oppotad Jo,Oov. Worth, j with the 7Vn ani
Messr. Mfniui,r, Itubxan, Wardrop, Carpenter.
Ae. The tim s-u earn when they I'jonld bang their
naaaers oot.
The Stantfarrf prefaces the resolutions adopted"
at the above a entioned meeting with the follow
ing "sUxriog ppeal." No doubt, like Glen-
dower, tbe cdi'.cr thinks he can call spirits from
tbe "vasty dp; and we hope the 4,unmitak.
ie will not refuse to obey his call the people
want to aeo wao they are: -
"We call, tWefWe, on tha unmuUkabl J loyal
nioa men af the Slate to com i mow ta lUIeisb,
to take eoacxl together on tl cut of & country.
Let th East, lb Centra, the Xortb, tk fouth, and
West be here ia fu!l f jrv aa practicable. Let av
er Vtucn r:r ho nay btM af Ua proia4 (wnrcn-
tion. spread tie Information anion: hi uaiebbora: and
let oa btq a r t ttriag of tb trira frieoda of the got.
erTcnfBi;-Wlv Wn'.f !sJ InTTia r;re. wurk
.lffUK.U5j.l?; every man whaaa'cbara
ta u a ana u. mttat, eoroe to tnt UonTPtilion. IJo
not wall for mcc itg to rcqaeet you to com, friend,
one contecr wr own accord. The country is in
great peril-. lis t'aioa mast be restored, bat it eaa
ta restored o by "unmiaUkably loyal men." , Et4
fry material aui mural Interest la suffering from the
condition hi wlica w ar now place J. Tb only
remedy is the I:. Ion I the Union I and the sooner
it la ra'ored lis batter it will b for oa all,"-
In the artiJe of the Standard from which we
take th a bow, we find the following extract
from a letter, which the editor says, is "from
distinguished Western friend ;"
Coo&tles eaa be reprttentad, and a eaadldate bobIb
atad. .
One more let tbia appeal be not diaregarJad, and
It may be that tb aeit eiaeUon will plao tb Stat
la tb band f loyal Union, man. UNION.
Raleigh, N. C, Aug. 26th, 180d.
Ia addition to the above we loam that ther is
a secret oath-bound association ia tbia Stale,
called th "Black String Band," which already
number several lodge or circle or "knot" in
Stanly, Montgomery, Randolph and adjoining
counties, working te csrry oat, bj, underhand
means, the aim and ebject of the Radical.
These aims and object have already been enun
ciated by tbe Radicals tboniselvci the' first of
which is to have tb " Iloward amendment," so
called, ratified by the State Legislature, and next
to completely revolutionise the Stat government
and place it ia the hands of tbe "onaiistaka
bly loyal."
I The Radical organ at Raleigh bu already
enunciated mat its party wui attain its enus- ati
all tuzABDS." Our reader will bear this
threat in mind. "
DIABOLIC A I O UT&A Q Es ,
The President Teat I CSiicaf).
. Ia onr last w mentioned thai tha Prti&al
left WaaLington oa the 23th alt,, to go to Chi
cago to partioipat in tb eeremooj of lajlog tha
oornor ton of lb Poagla Jlonameot la ta
tatter city, and could only, for th want of ipae,
. . av.a ' '.
advert to bis reoepuoo Dj tat pcopia ana aataor
ities along th rout. . In Nw York city a grand
banquet wa given oa lhera!ght of tha 29th, at
which were pressut. Orant, Farrsgut, Seward,
Welles, Rossesu, the Mexican and Bnxillaq
ministers, A. T. Stewart, Aitor, and apwardi cf
two thousand cilixeo. '.I I 1
The President spoke at great Unsth. We
give below a synopsis of bl speech.' , 111 defioU
tion or ioterpretatioo of what A considers "loy
alty," we wish particular attention to bo takta of,
aa much baa beta said lately by a eertalo rad
ical paper in tbia State as to what constitute "toy
ally." and which raper'a ioterpreUUon. if aV
Lwedl.woul4.fednc to a atst of Tassalija t-
waras ot iwo tuiras w ail me wuito ciuscn b
lecal voters of the State, embracing tha rraatr
portion of tbe intelligent and talented peopl af
tb State, and thoe oolj la whoso band her.
saying "That
Uexpr.i par- '
csoSatca."" An J "
coveraaicot tad- rrtaUwhed tbrirrwat fact .
Wilmington acd Wcldoo road a few week ego. that lha HUla bate pot tbejower or rlkht, either
r a . . . k . I 1 . r II. --11- a a
Un the mgbt meotiooed, tbo itor being in clarg "J ;"ioi or peaoeauie means, w seperate iroaa
of Wm. Cox, a aon of Wm. J. Cox, ged about "cU . Ba F prUaall
. . . . . assumed, and cp to th present Urn carried oat.
Jw" geoncniao at tun tim y.. iaeLr :M .... .v, po,.,,,-..-. ... rf..l.l
being in New York, making bis fall purchases,) and thee State wtr out of tbe Union.' Wo
between the hours of efcbt and nine o'clock, a denied the right to secede, even peaoeaUv. Aad
Dcraon knocked at tha il.r an.! n.m Pr .n. dw w find, then these Sutea irgk acraio to r-
, , y O ---J -r i .- I i . r.T. .. . .
poeing it was a eentlemaa friend whom he wa. r p-cuca. reiauoa. witu ta uaioa, j
, " ...... ... enaing repreaenuttve t uongre, tbtre are
.W.UJ5 .u ...y wuu uioi ounng tne nignu in .... k. wb in , d atln f
oponed tbe door, when he found a negro there in-1 charter of liberty, refuse to admit them.
Mead of hi friend. Tbe nezro stated Li dcairo The questioa is, will we submit f ' Will the
to trade, wanting he aid, a hat and pair of shoe. American people tubmit to thi practical user-
Young Cox replied that it was attaint th. rule lV" paaut.a and ever.
. j .i : . torew oy me wan laai issue I oeiur tow.
. . . : w u rul I It. wa aubicit ta thia mm Ih. U AWt
be eouid get what be wanted. Tb aejrro theo :1 . ' T.7 . V . .
.ab.,1 f . r ,r Tkt. n... 7i u pv""u "J ce toe war com.
wwwvw .w m L.wv w. IVW.VW. A u im vvA mwv nna I . I II. . L.I ! .1 . . . . . .
:i...i 1. 1 . l: 1 . . . 1 , 1 wouceu. no aaacu, in iuc SDiru bl consuanilv
itatod to let bim have, bat on tbe negro s rrom-1 , . j -i i v.u.y
a...m. .v. k and sound philor-by, tf w are prepared agaia
h w suiai ii vuicmg iui uuur. ua WCUI v.C( I . - - - ... - . . - , .
bead from a very large stick in th band, of the "e !?? T ' 'coaotrjin aarmoaj
negro, which knocked bim down, rendering hi -! 3L..il. 'nl. J
for awhile insensible, and put th lisht out. After , VC ' , V . J,"'"T." v-i
be fell the
it beins verv
gvva,
A bold attempt wu made at tbe slorcbeose of J goyeromeat ihould ftet.
Wni'. J. Cox. at Lilcwill. on Fridav niht laaf. . 1 'maX l rW.
J. . j ' I a ' 7...S ' tba Oovcrnmcnt went to ait lor
w uuo e i poN p restoring tb anion of th
juuu vuivuiu, at uu.iacr ciation, oa toe I tb
our great
nsen4ible, and put th light out. After Mtf 1?' ?? V0'' U,
negro continued to strike at Lira, bat !3,J ,'hU ,ht ,JcDC lkat ca f
(ry?d.rk bo conld not sec very w.i " f0?. AXD LoTAL AO
; tu mm wksu .v. L TI038- And wb gcaiteaco net in Coo-
. a a a
wnere to put a is blow. Wbile tbe negro was
tbus raining bis blows right and left, Uox rallied,
and becoming conscious of the intention of tbe ne
gro to perhapa kill bim, crawled to the door, and
started for lr. Jackson's houw, about four bun
dred yards distant, calling as ho ran for help, bat
which ho did not ret nntil he reached tb bouse.
Whan Cox snd the help he bad -cot at tbe Doo-
-a.
tor s returned to the store, they fonhd tbe aecrii
gooebut that b bad left bis hat -.Ly-
It wa no doubt tb Dcgro'a tateatioa t kill
jxmn Cox 4 ihm rob lbaia, if f 4 of redfc
Ventiop, from the North ani South, cam for
ward and professed dototioa to tha Union aads
Constitution, and when their actions tod prcfea.
siooi correfponJ, who ili.Il dare to doubt lhara f
llave we reached that point, that all coafijenee-
i loat in men 7 If we bare, I tell jou that joar
goverament ia not 'as strong aa a rope of aaaaV
has ao weight and wlU tomb! to piece.. Tbo
adhesive power of this government u ia tio coo '
CJane which tb pocpla feel In ach other.: " ' ' ''
ua rjia iuu sue oonta caa accepted tac anua
of tnon.yj-.ind but.for th. Bgtt Veiig provide J. !"Ti- 'I??., '"
tially pnt out ha would ao doubt baft saccecdod
ia his
lad tlo
other blowa
received wbb tbo light was rut oot.
The name of the oegro is not known to Cox
ibisu
attempt. As it was.-Cox reeeired aeveral " m aecwew. am, ku
ws in different part of Li. tod v. besides I 7T v? . 7 taken -
ontbe bead in addition to tb oa. be P.D ? ,u
lentorceo. n bat, wen, wax tne caaae 01
trust Tat it aa cause
rhU is another warnin, l-, .i.v.- : Io Pea. Urant and bimcclfi
inst opening their store Tbousc. after nigbtf c foUK?i U lla a. " ltui f U,.Um
tally if the stores are situated ia somewhat .VV"7 .g- n".
against
"Tbe new tiiJtkotion has bsea rejacted. There
fore ta fur aa tr part cf the Stat is eoqeernad, tbe
qnestion wlil ! th white basis in botli branches of
tbe General Amiably, and tb l'uiot all baxurd.
I wa racett' In Jienderaoa eoiinfy, and foand a
late mjitrr the people ootasd oot ft tbe How
ard amendment I Bnderstaad'tta aainefeelinf to x
L)t west ef tneR'dg. Tbe Ucjoniats of ths Wen are
8rm, and ar raiting with rroat anxiety for tbe cam-
paign to begisjf Our people ar ready for a CooTentiod
to nominate a Modidat for Governor. W are waiting
to bear fnoai tit Centra and tbe Eaat upon the isabject.
Onrcandi iur th Legislature ar waiting for tbia.'
I tbink
peCt
isolated places.
was allowed to give notice, the thinj; being sprung A .r n ' . . ...
after theJJourt bean its morning 8esBiLf anf ' TWS 81
jt aa soon as procIamiTioraadobr the ft
'I
Hduig filled "OTjrcrflawiijff;
The Raleigh Seniina and W ilmingtoa-pspers
are requested to copy. J
TU E PJT ILAVEL PIT A RAVICAL UOXVEX-
This bod has adjun.ed-a4 diifLhut Jjeforo
doing so tbey split upon the n?gro saffrage fj3;-s-tiofl,
the delsgates from thv bd'rder States witb
drawing after the aioptkia cdJ thajoriy report,
wnica inoreamat aamion. It , snan ih&t
to-itBitteo on the aiMres waraatBOBt'aaaa
imous s'iinst nero saffrace. which the
teo on resolutions gtood tea in opposition tofiv
m javur oi it. .it!i tietiatfl an ttrrrrrmrTrf-rm
ported to have beefl very bitter and snta?0Distift.
bowing that the' rcconstructedand nnmistaka-Ml;:lojalU.r-.
taWdeftBooiatory; than thoBO.wlio
lor it at tb other: andt
if Grant waa not in tbe tld, ba waa doing good,
sefvio. ( Lausthter and artlause.1 ; .
lie said that our V:,'JO0,UO0.0O0 of dctt eoulJi '
be paid only by tbo consolidation of our nation
ality and the perpetuity and union of lha State,
in conclusion, h said that tbe demon stration
in New Vork cos firmed bim -in hi opinion that . -th
people will take car of the Goverament, aad '
those'whu would attempt to frustrate then bad .
Utter stand aside.,. lie, himself. Lad reached ,
the summit of his ambition, with one CXceptioo.
But on thing waa waating. Would yon hear "
it? fX'riea of " vea. ." A tJ.; i,i!t.
wi .'. . a 1 J - 1 J "wl M -aw WtIMU -
ncss. mo 1 resident baa time and sgaio altered enai and period of our hislorv when the Rut,.
t ' i u . -... . .1 j. . i t .mm . Z .
ms troitst Ftw rtT"rrffTTorrffr-ti'r'i'rrf. aM-rTf-w aeru.u lean tn ll.n mnfrnmnf ia t h
agaitiet its plan, between which and bis policy, tbe band of the people, of restoring the Union aad
Standard says, there is no material difference. HJ1US compute, causing me Uorernmont to
Vnd now a body of its own friend,, the Radical 27::7 7"' " .rrP' " '
n -Lf-f . : oi.:t.j-i-i.:. I""" " . m ube . camain. aa ;
WUI1UMKH IIUIIHHWUIM IU ,U U Ud JU, IUI ia, J AA J 1, I. .1- ...
bec?.rd th9tbr4a:diffcrenoe3niil?cidea1 7 " "1" WT
tLem toTos??LlTnipporT6riTc Th. MmBt aT d ltaP
go back t thl Union, "Union end foremoat.'
SettLror Psctery abouH be tisi'tnan."
Aa a prevxm nujibtr of the Standard
e God
give en-
lh gentle-
pnarnd ara the rery. ones tnat sJTooTd cause
fctf-The Standard of tie 4th ssys:
Ther is no material difftreno betweca tha plan cf
tu rresiueDi ana tna plan er Corgreea. Tb rresi-
dent i bi'naalf tb author of ery separate and par
ticular principle In tbe CongrtMionaf plan. VT ar
anxious to pet back to tb Union that if w cannot
ret on plan wc will take another The main thing i
to a;r tiaca. it mtkn bj difference what rood w
trarel, it ail tbe roada leads to tb same piac.
The Standard is maundering ia it old age,
and Las been struck with otiosity and mental blind-
man who hv$ not yet lost I1 respect for himself
T0TB7 CIOS'KIS Or K0R7H CABOtlXi:'
1. .ft., i.: . I j. . " .' . . '
uiv (tkii.uiiun asr o"sen aeieatea ana it now
remaii-a ta tsen, if the Union men of this State are
going to allot Worth aad tboae who snnnort bim! to
run urr tba wilboa t kuj aho w ot oppoitioor" w hat
do not mate an gteat f rctectIorssTbeyd6T
. : , TIIE CANVASS.
Bnt a few. weks now retaaia befara tha non
pie wil te called upon tvoterfor QoTernor.-We4
want the friends of Jonathan .Worth to bear
in lind the importance and necessity of geing
to the Dolls and Pint i no t.Y,nir vn fn,
f - w .V.VO iUi M 1 ill ,
We Uiua early call attention to this, because
at present; bar eotjla pm ha n nnok
. a " mv aa . aa. a
cast down by tbe failure of their cron that tho-J
.-L: i-..t . . . .. F . 1
are laiung but utile lowrest.io political matters.
Every vote that shall betetaintd from Worth will
ba a vote that counts in favor of Locan. or whet.
ever bis opponent may be, and a rot strengthening
tue radical raeuon m iJtonzres and atrainst tha
President's policy. ,
Nothing i iaipossillc, aai if tha Ua
the Sfca fill ris up in their acight rb
tmt-s
nicn una all am-
ftn j croaent a bold
$rCVv J.ivtAiijt dPiLpnt party. Worth aao h
beaten. t mvt eetnifnro true- Vmwn waBariH.aiMLsjjt!semeBJbi. and call attention In ft,a thti -;..vr
mlt . .1 x . , ' "l-,-.-t .r-- ---it -.ScS:SV.ILJUa.Vi
m itvw.,., ijeia hi oegin Maef and bring 1 -u. O Farali
worts, - 15 itwome t-etn to begin u ae and brine
out i-ii,r ii".nio iwr uuik oi una ma lyegmiature
air amMtwj is tne oo. ueo.: W. Igan, of
Bntbarford, bu: i am wilLng ta gire way for a ymi poe
-Hib.1 thm Hwiitil amrrlTnpiifdooii nnt ff1nd from
oace, proficea it is saoptea, auct i think it. will be
Tho only min that I k,n?w that is eminently tjual
r . - ... I v-t . : . . . i .
oi KKiamona county, tr tne Jioward Atnendmofit m
l0fkerr tf alejsted can take b a seat. becann h. f. 1 v,..i. ,v ....i Jl " "w ,uu tnanegio.
J-..-. . - --7r- - ..-v v.i uci WIUHD2 IDff M Hi rin.
no i nuuer t sn,
L . . jtung: : ...
-The negro who oommitted a rape on a married
ady of high etanditig and respectable faaiily ber
Ilarrisburg, in CaUrrns couttr, was hurts on Fri
day last, in Concord. Tire was no witness but
tne i-amea woman berseif. FoT such crimes,
there is no punishment tooievere.' LetinitH
be meted out with a iiiek and heaw: hind, in
- fSIVU ViMT-.n.. -r .... .:
fcnch peiag. tas.ease.H. Dockerr i thtnan n
II- . - ' J . M '
pasacsaas n eoendence of the ncoola ofthis filnte.
brxan be ettftted. It tboold be the aim U tbTJaion
men or tnw tut to throw no oboUol ih the way of
rooiura.iaa. wiey ron uen. Xogan, it'will be said
that be WM'jnrfh rebel Conerrcss: if thfev ran f n
TbM.' SettUt. it Will be suid. be aened in thn r.h.i
army; and aUboet every man. eent f.n iwi...'
baa had aoastthtog to do with the rebellion. .
, Gea Dockery ia for 4b white basia. He is fnr tl.i.
governmbt bng controlled by whit men and bar loir
v A word t tba Union men of tbia Bute: Do the
" cim wuuraw tram plea rurtber
in tbednst tMao-. Jtbey have i dared to lore the old
flag?-are tl.y eonUat to allow Worth snd b.ii friend.
vi ruie Mem any longerx-Are they willing to have all
the since of bonor, trust, and profit tilled with tnea,
who gpeaUtt merits ar haririr imre,l 'nnr i .i...l
Confederacy?1 Shall it b, that tb very men who
did all tier Could to destroy th FuTp.rmmint ... 1 .11
eonnecUi with, it, after their cause has been defeated
bail now b.flftoedin power, and . that, too, because
3 d d d ti?y crjilt da to destroy tb government?
A0:tb90f ttd tiiues.no. Lettarv I'ninn..
go to work aVot; let keetings ba beldand a candi
emu mr uovf roi nominated, and tkat at once Le
net tbia s."pl b in vain, bat let yry man be a
...' ' Hr ia th etrife." . .
It hy mi have a O stion bcr on tbe 17th of cat
riontl .t l U tin-t ie?te;b,- a rofficient n rt.s-r c-f
the President's "as top leniuot."
Tbe Standard ' seems to ba disposed to est an y
(juaotity of " humble pie," and no doubt tbo ed
itor j.ast about now would fed highly flattered if
Thad. Stevens would put bis club fjrjt uodcr tbo
regioooLlik ooatlail3. - J r.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
We tavo barely room to indicate whiob are'new ad'
sler & Co.:1 Commission Ua
mington, N. C. " - .
KendulLi Dockcry Cjinmission frcbant. rh.i-i.
ton, 8. C. : .... '
. . V, A. Parker. rWrnnn nr,t:.i i !iVl - .-J
DuaoloUon of Brni of Cos. Kandalllk
tinnation of bnsinesg bv J. J Co ''
?. . a m . . - .
v c tax-assessor. a notice, fwr Anson County
A re-opeoing' of aa old roif t, .... .
"5.-1
i nat beior kna m.v
ambition is complete. I would satlier lira In thai
actions and hearts of ay countrymeu, as haw
ing confum mated tbia great end, than ba 1'reeb
dent of the. United States forever 1" , ,
Ifer the-audienca broke jat? aa irrfpreseill
burst of applause, ar.d oa the cull of Gen. SandV
ford, gave tnjree cheer "for Andrew. Johnaoo,
the Restoror of tbe Xnioa." . ;., ' ,
In bis pig&aga through Nenbcro Ohio and
Michigan, the Frekidoot was moat outrageously in
BftlUd. At ClevelaDt.' Ohio, ho was interrupted
geveral bimea w'iU fp.fljr,',nt having th tens)
con"traiter'iipplid to hia7.TAViw7nTfcr
w . a i a. n i . -"-'
W
parties wanting nritrir. j '
L. Tillman. m.l. "v" waJ'
Mr Ransom'Wilminirtoti trivial nnfTat .! 1
for board and toitionXitTber ins Z' "
lioa
Wades-
Tnrnar' JJmano-fir lfefiri. r.. j-,"
Fowlk s Co., wid on and after tb 15th pnt a
of back on th route to arff m ft.n rr:n "
. . bv it a
bore', for accommodation nf tr.i...
W. M. Jonea & Co., hate" received UtticZir
eeries,&e. '
Arnold, Coolev k Co.. r u ... i . ..
. . "uw m oner to act as mdium for
P3?f a-,,nB t0 Proeur mil ""tea.
: H C. Maoers house building and carpenUring,
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. , f '
. r?t0C F".'' '"-' atiMfoB,: and
a hrnthn nf 1. I..- . . '
, w v kUO posiuiaster at that tlace
who committed suicide some days since, attempted
seifdestruction. bv enh nrr hla-tkm.f ri;
out a- omc.
the 30th ult., but wm prevented bV hi
friends The Newborn CWiciarsavs thai
in bis frantio endeavors to frpfl bimatf .L.!
reltraint, Bo pearlj;. fucfieeded ia .Irangling Jobn
n Steveneen, Esq tbo proprietor of the hotel,
mjtinng lum senouslv.- Mr. Wa-f ? ' '
time, supposed to be affected, caused by a frae
tere of the akul from th. .i.u..J .
riunnjr the late war.; ' f k'" "
tg wss hun.rrtnf rM
fnieio-plaji
to play a aottont air. At-Dirt. a5r.L?w.r
insultingly alluded to the nhry pid thVpsi'
dent to whi.h b. rK.j v - j . ra wa-
a one of th.radical houndewho had been bafkini "
lusioa to lux salary his text, b pourjd a broad
aide of invective and ridioule intothe radical '
gross, which he called tbe Congress wi?ffi
Wed it own pav. and Tr''M . -
At Chicago h w ' 8fowe(3 io rmj0v u t
fonIas Monument. ?fv.... .
BM.T.t... .t- . reowymBtna in. -
him with T:rB rtdiM, PpotHWtenedl .
- SALEM. .,.
L A National Bank baa been esUblUb.0 i
l ia this Stat. ..TM.-t. !7!n,e8.7wj;Bd". Slent -
esUblisbed in Nnrth n. VJ,U0W
. .i & .
J. W. Ilunter, R
Israel
na, . Tha ri .u
T.A (-Wilson, I. Q.Ush,
a-falldwr- Director
iRJy, Eirj , Cashier.-. . "
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