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7 are 10117 to loam that there w
so ixnproreixvcnt in th healh of J ode
Bojden on tb 30th ultimo.
And tory which we rmblifch cn
h flmt pgt of thi iwrac, wu wriV
too by Captain ft A fibotwell, the m
aocUU editor of the "Sonthern Homo.''
. Captain 8. was incarcerated in a got
ernxnent Btil for a niple aMault
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BACX TO HOETH COEOLIffA.
Onr cxcluuigea are eonaiantlj notic
ing the return to their natire State of
repentant "Tar Heel," of men who
have expatriated thcmaelTeis and gone
to diaUnt paiU of the Weat, and
North West, to better their fortunes
returning to their old bomca trVr,
but not rcihtr men fit men who did
not realize any of their anticipations
tud expectation! by immigration, re
turning to their natire places, content
to ipend tbo remainder of their lirvn
in tha good old North State. Mr. J
0. Finley, a uatiTo of Wilkes county,
bat who has for some time past, resid
ed in . California, called on us last
week aa he passed through Statesville,
on hia way back to Ida old home. He
aays the influx of population is so great
tohthat State, that it is wuh difficulty
that one can get wages enough for
work to pay board. Ho was not
pleased with Califoinina, and before
be left Sanfrancisco, ho clipped from
tho Chronicle, the letter written by a
hard working woman," which is pub
lished on our ifirst page. For severa.
years past, "many young men of indus
try, energy, and : enterprise hare mi
grated the very men North" Carolina
cannot afford to lose and rhom 6he
most needs in repairing her waste
places in developing her natural ro
sources, and placing her once more
population will soon ea&e, and wo will
. welcome the return to their ancestral
homes ot manymore rejenUit wn-
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! THE PAETY OF THE FUTURE-
During twelve consecutive years the
Republican .party has held complete
and unlimited control of every depart
ment of the Government, executive, le
gialativo, and judicial. There has been
no interruption to this long and ccn
tinned reign. It is entitled to the full-
.1:. 1 ivriliiaIlw -TfC;aiJJ in
-.1 : fl,- ,r,1,'.. Rf.rn-.ctntA. 1UT
rem fought Uie a-n "i : - , ,
and were rm:nntly .oH.fol. lie to tU iv.- T.J
...i.i .. -tl fit " evxttatet Uitit miprort-wf t-w '
. - .....1 Tl lu.tn t .T-:nt ! v. .t.
aentencein the ColumUua StU. . i , . 7 . .
1 1. w-ni: nt. r.t!6r irgtwa jero.i ai it w . i.: t'-i
elect of Ohia "The yi battle i- ; titmed saW ar.c. H-n u? bv, l. r,:,5:ai:;f ur,fJli u, n i
lilical question, said U, before the; and ml tnatlur by word o. txlcl jffut. Our Ni V-:k -! f
jcopl of Uie United StaUn ; and all : pruacl
other qucations are fcubordinaUj to tliat j Utter
one, and merge into it, and that qae . an
l i-f 1, r it will be norttUe lor ; mtn
tavM m - - a i
the American ieople to purge tliegteat j re's
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contaminate it, and keep it f: ee from
contamination in the future.
In a crisis like the present, when
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lepublicans are thrusting their hands allow a Ut legiaUtion to U- comjpt-.h Uve - uni , ;u :" -,: '
intt tii r,t:i?H o . iue nation. iuc ; ns t 'rr'''i ii rei ihiujt m i- tt w .
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niaiCS, me rtuen, aim up ""'" . n'j;.Ar,i..uvum.; f" " I ;,,Htifv u I ; M: -lue a;:itv I V
over the
cant ima
phrases about Democratic piinciples coiifi.led. 1 he htato has Un nM:i.: . ' t;1-'
for severe demuiciation of DtinociuLc
rogues. The cortlial acceptiuceof the
Cincinnati phi tfoi la, mi l the nomina
tion of (ireely by the National Deiaoc
ion.
tln Ualt'core or l-hiIa..Wphii, i Tt??rvea o: 7.. u'. " 4 it 'lz'ti tLH U .4 . ; f f
of the Ommmratirc i-aity wU be ; the liU Cltv couU vth T1 , ak tuiiU Mr U U ll, ' .i.- --- ,
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VTrginia nceda ubtantulcujiitalanl
wholeacjine immigration fi utu abrotuL ' .Vl tLuie k:t few ina.rk.i ttul
If we ntit turn t the tuf ut.u Tl..c M. i: ;..ir r .v
we find.tUt m tL. Lfth w. k .f the W 1 r. fn ; i ! r.i ir
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Union, it would be the inert it t-rn adventuiei and v.nal, cornip't tu.d ' t iiid-r hl-rul ai 1 win n it . ', lt
iginable to Bubstitnte sounding depraved-c-alawugs Ler dt .tinica are. tiei ii -l ' :if(!!! Xt ' ? I t v 1 ; ,
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with exeitoneiit sinct; tl.-e iioniliiatii-T.s
from the allejliaiui f. ti the :. a .s',.ir.-
The principles of lit mptr an 1 ilulx a ti,,. ,r. .iu-. h'unia:
have b 'tti iinitaitiullv i.jrtinv 1 i n l 't;tip. '...v ..' "
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such Democratic leaders, as Seymour, throughout her broad d.;in:u:i, and . r. ; ;. (, i; l. . xu.::i,w )lf IuaJl.i ... j
Hendricks, JJuckalew, and Thunaan ourselves we do not doubt the u-.i.i. 'j,(S ;,r ;ir ...nj .,; ::-r;iu:'i: .'. .:
and Pendleton in the North, and by
the Democrats and Conservatives of
the Southhave hikneed all fears iu to
the loss of any of the valuable triumphs
secured by the war. The Democratic
masses are honest and favor reform.
Is not here a platform bioad enough
for the honest, the sagac ious, the cour
ageous men of all paitifK to ial!y upon,
and fight the great battle against
the two most alarming evils of our
times. ( 'orrnjti'tu ti.ri rr.it tr.i'lztitlntt.'
Will independent Republicans :.u 1 Do
uiocrats think of -thtse things !
If
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iselore anolli'.T
Radicalism will have received sueh i '1 Lv i.. -j !
stunning de-feat in the old Domini-t. 'f wi-; i i
'the mother -f Str.tcs and .tatesmt iu' Vtt:t"n; 'J'; -;1;;
that it never will rear. a
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head amid tho craves of Mount VcriK.n. Mj.". v.,iks, uesMv uui u i
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iIonti-el!o and Montpelier.
1 he c -.heeling sins of triump!; wl.i' h 1 x:e
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como nora 1:10 i..: esu i.s me n ni
of the i-eetnt eh ctions. will f v.L'.l eaeh
tiihd Wave as it brtks nun li r mi-.k-s.
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THE VIRGINIA ELECTION.
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nieK on its v.sUm lour, will b.-a;- .n
its bosom tl.: i!it Sf-ige t-f v.'.it may be
done by tlift s.jn.sof Olito. sin : tlie other
.SUiti-s which Lav? j.;t sj"";i:
eonti st for principle, and impirt. .1 by ;
the t-.ignrt of vic-loiA, th! v..!kin v;i:M'r' .'."-
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We look with no little into: est to the
ides of November and the result of the
race issue, which was inaugurated by
aVlSe-"mxSlOS: tfcWfriemU aa fl Tl TT T 7.' fiV lag
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u . - - . oi f ha --l l Ct.1 Ol i;!e
the Conservative ana liaoacai j-ai
The illustrious names placed ipoithe
;,' ;;.-:-i :uture of t!..- :i:
2'itK" :-s Vt'iiii'ii ii e ! : .'. i'.i;'.
:ir ;!
Conservative ticket, is a source ofniuch
gratification and pride to -vei y,:te
Virginian, either now dauicild within
her borders, or liring i oter States.
We feel and believo tM Virginia is
still worthy of her pvyfni fame and
renown.
Kemper, Witvrs ftl1 Daniel will
Lite
panicjB the 2axti:il or full stoppage of
bo-nuiy largo factories; a (xiiridoruUe
pitit if the Northern pop-.tlilion is
dirc-cw dependent upon theso factories
for KvAiort. Tho failure of
firm,
Uaineic'c Co., throws out of exnploy
mtnt I'OOO hands. Many fartoricn
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Lock ct -i:y v.
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rideau Will j'V - , -clous
and STTcstivna-inal cx,, .
tM-feuii"e. Ctovi-:r.tr llcJ.nc v.-:.s
'VT3- " JJn.J out of Ljsodc. anJtL. inf:
w.uve e.ex ; foistttvvL i, ,.! ..,:
eio;ed, or running o:iftiioib-j . Oitvi'ct U. 17.5.
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I ion and tliousaads of op2rabrs are ; j;,
eael honor t3 place for which thept r0vm 0x4 of cmptojicnt. Lite
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est credit for whatever of rootZ w7 """"- . 1 . wf , V . . , . ( rni:aA I i-u vou'reet - t:i -n..!:-1 . 1 !..;., i.o.m-...!:
For Whatr of r ? '"'ink on- f UW ??Ct tkV 'f ' Supm your Ail U tU Oicf, " 1 1 ,
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tenure of rention. The candidal are all and
inflirtAd nnoa
retponaible- ; j a i L-rfr, men of fine talents, good charac
Sme the most corrupt party, the most ter, tried trj t5 douU
rotten with theraritjroljilJ
plaodU-j lenjanclee, that ever
it0 Doeared in history of our coun-
trj. lie JlspaDuoLu uiumzauon Iip
leea perrerted to the basest user
dy i ds before the cotufcJr stoeP
i corruption and crir Its Ieaders
with rare eTeerlionp -re venaL profli-
f,c,t, -d selfish, and ntt-
ly unwortiV 1116 least confii' ce. The
princ'i aim of tne KepuDiican party,
and the prineip-object of the power
it h2djB coTuption in Legislatures,
od in Congresa fraud in the admin
minbut dangeipf being driven to the !
iieatvd her
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prou'iii-'
UlilO has
walLXhe faillre, or temporary susi i cb.im to c&K'?rf""'' ' ,
pension of so taany firm a is particu- JSSST t rtsioio administniti.-n
v just Know, as Vii'tliem taai:n to tne
api)rooching,andrn-' en of the time lionored
rvrtuere is nnt . f!iit.ff.,,.ii..!; l.-i , I
,.x , , tv-'"" o'- i"f ' iiiuu-iiire. ih; i:i
"as none nouwctter, nnancially,- very soon, so that : is and has been
ror ms naure atate. , f the pioprietors will be able t : ot tir- giaad.-st m.-tn
the inr-gce and patriotism of the
yiinia yoteiTB. Kemper, both as a
soldier
service
contrast is presetedh::;,"1: work, -there i U.l t. I : al Unk
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AQicteu Ufiaphii
vl:tio.ul parity. , , ; -,:,if lt f.'V'iiVV
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ut'.ire what sis'
l the- pru.L. o:;"
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Istration bribe-giving and bribe-tak
ing plunder pf the public treasury by
robber outside with the connivance of
robbers within. For along part of
una asccnaency. the UppnhluM hmA
uajvxwea cccct. 1 1 1 1 linu-UlUUS OI Uie
Senate and the House of Representa
tives. Every committee was in their
jwMwoiuu, (k ,uiak iwas noi possible
to report & bill which had not the en
dorsement of a Republican majority
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xms pany is alone responsible for the
enormous land grants to rail road and
other great corporations by which the
ouxk oi me public domain adapted to
agriculture has been appropriated, to
the permanent injury of bona fide set
tlersfor the rule of carpet baggers in
the South by which two hundred and
fifty millions of dollars have been stolen
from an outraged and oppressed people
-for the spoliations by which the In
dians and Treasury are robbed through
irauauient annuities, swindling agents
nd outrageous and illegal contracts ;
f x the mockery of civil service by
which nepotism and favoritism is more
glaring than ever before for high tax
ation and tariffs to faror special inter
ests for the indefinite postponement
of specie payment by packing the Su
jpreme Court , for alarming corruption
la me puouc aepartmenta ; for the
own race, championing tho colored
race, and allying himself with a set of
miserable adventurers, vampires and
From tha proceedings of the late : 'KrinrJjrl h-' i:c f"toit on t!l'! -
horse leeches, from the purlieus of the I nnna Conlerence of the M. E. Church ' 1 JoOKs
northern cities, of the kith and tin f "uuu lor Aenccssee,- vre see that four
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orff-.who heads the so called ! lk'ul of su
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nnh hnnn t i in... i. . ... itKj, an- jc.aeiiiiir irom t in i.n,.. i . 1 .m t.v
s.u;n ti..u....o : . . . 7 ' I?,-:, t h.vrH . m-nm . appie ivt-o. on tf.cir.rr.i of luv:.S
T7 wc uwur Ui "srneej, tnalandj " 1 T ; Hunter, which : Lnoti to Lr.ve Uno
misiortune, separating himself from his 1 f xma OI u'ui" and call-1 a full crop of Juno r.p4.:in b- .i t
iii-.iiio uemg uiscnarged Gaiiy. a food crop during t
) and. r.!t;:on--h bereft
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Carolina. FlnM', Ar;J i enJ Conference AT. 13. Church South, cnt! Vnt the c"so thit stvle : -V.'e ; ! It r:.. :.. r t..,- Jolt-: r.ud
. r1-!--.- -ii. it , 1 ndvi.. thrift yur K11,".T; r
Hen Epon North Carolill two ofSvfccja ftro f i owesa ul h a grcnbacl- to ; r.cr. v: ... t.t Ln 1-
. ! Trll r le. f;m : lebi at or.ee. the greenback ; y r-.r, 1 ger:tron, n k:i:( s wovdi ut 2
4 llto n -l. 1. .
foo ciu iice con verra tne. sunn v
plains of South Carolina,
fUfisirri0ivJ. T-i
earth.
In Ymrinia the soalll TU-K i Irtue11 coliaty- an j of our readers has never I
w - v iu.ijvau
party is chiefly com
and the majority of the white lead
are corse than negroes.
ble would be her
party in power !
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uie same as that of some oi her sister
Southern States. A new
fields and Bullocks of
Blodgetts and Clews, would soon come dising. Mr. Holden is a Steward of SleaR-ed r.pnn tho frcr.tt of our foci.il' r"-r:; 1 r" :
to the surface, and wonld rid nWp l,w ' tue church at GalLrtra, and is foremost st? : 07lG r he swt-ctt tt llcvc: s ttit
l,'Vav,M n.. ; . , : in all cntei-priscs of the chnrch. ,- ' . bloomed in tl.e trdf -n of earliest !
uu mjr Tana, Ker. j. sf of thft firm r . . assoefctien,- Im Wd his salary in-.th:, d: oad f -.it c merger cy. The b--
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nosed of n(-mWc . . oi. ouariH?, and ; e, cuu r:ie rocner Bfj g: ud -f it :r t..?.- kj.- :.n i t:.e .n-:i!g. !, k-t ;:;;
Muuic Pleasure oi met tin ln;n nnf pro-.n.ea u.-v owe it. l. " l' e - .. :. ; ':.-n r.i.
CIS !,., - 0.' kT their nri-bl-.r" 'si, : -.'vr.it.- v ! n f !: 5 , i . z. ,
tr , , j wng since on a visit to in 5 old heme ' c . , . , tt" " -
situation with thi J fP tue foLowmg from the 7.V- TLc reportcr of a vllV:il, 'r.py :!., f-M, ,: i:
Her fate would hVcnJa,nr, ashviIIe, Tenn.: j y. ho. mentioning a nn- lulvs ,-hr'' :
I j.-- iiuiatu is a nauve or Aoitu - i.'ci'.nuij;iy :uiu-!ei ii.-ras t.ne ; ; " -j'
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Vt-TA J Carolina, but has spent the greater of tbo lightest jcy.-e!s thr.t ever p!it i-" 'v ?-- J th
k set of ItLe- portion ofhis life in Gallatin. Teun ' temi in tI:o dudc-m cf r.u eartL'v Jt-wisti rjxbb; takes t!:-.- s..:a, rV.;T. U 1.
Kimballs, of; where he is now engaged in uierehan- toEK'; fmc ' '-ho purest stirs that ever 'atho!ic nr. 1 l'rot: st-n.t .'.:.,..
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debt, bankruptcy and starvation behind j Rhea, Smith & Co., is a local preacher - crtase'1 V) f d 'l.irs a mor.tiL half Lafi la!len cn a tew. f ,r ti, roarv
them. Let the Radicals once get pos- j with Elder's Orders. Mr. Sharps is and the balance in cordwc-vL ' alsc-r.t :.l 1 s.fe. but -that : Lav.
session of the State and they will never ! another Representative of North Caro- e 1 ,Een t r-p Ini ily v-t:- tho d mands
no never, let hr if .r,c Jma, and is now about 41 vears old fi-... . , r. Ui . ycr-'-'-'a -i. are lading
banot fG..rV Oe JMt. tX .T.
mocic trials. United States bavonots. rv end
omg-amg or Albany Penitentiaries ran vas once
suffice to keerj her. - : Uhile enga(
Virginia has, in this campaign, every ' P m c ana ith theBuck eva StateTwilt havehadample TILd. pious, every way wo: thy of .tf ,tr. t
thing that Virginians should hold dear 'i hL m-iBiu - Ume ioT flection. In this connection the honored name the lere, fuid a uni- fjtftn tf tr.. J
ti.i ... - TTT Saomanoia dear- i-. Sharpe wid not be an idle spec- we are cdad f 1 f - vei-sal .favorite her death will have an 1
fSZ.3S3r? .tSaVhat Tutll lnJfTfCrf e ?fer i tiondyingout rapidmong thewhiis ' achmg void in th, wide chcle of those 7 Jl tl V, .V
Virginians shall rale Virginia, and we , butwill do faithful service; either of the State, end their aiwreciation of why knew and loved -her, and excite ,,, ',-. uv c ...
beheveitwill be so decided on : m committee room or on the floor of their native fiteiwlnn1 t d general Fvnnuthv f,r the Lobecircla .. T
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