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The JVcvv North State. TH IT.RSDA Yv DEC. 7, 1871. ; TOO THIN; , Our virtuous and patriotic fellow-citizens xf-4tiie Democratic persuasion now occupy ing seats in the legislature, are greatly exer cised lest the. rights of the people of North -6aroHmt shall be infringed by federal au tbrity Thus upon the occasion of tHe es- Vcabf a villain from' South Carolina into State, and his arrest by the lawfuf offi- f s cers of the United States, having nothing better to d, they pass a resolution calling upon GovEHNoa Caldwell for information. His Excellency replies to the resolution, in ' a' speeial message, as follows : i . In reply to this resolution I have the'hon- '7 or to inform the Senate that I have received a communication from persons purporting to be citizens.of Cleaveland county, informing '...the that Federal troops hail entered the county of CJeaveland .from South Carolina, arretted one Alk'n Bettis, and took him be yond the limits of this State, into said State ct South Carol. i a, and the said communica lion called upon me as Governor to take steps to have the said Bettis returned to his home in Cleaveland county. I have also been in ' formed from other sources that said Allen Bettis is 'charged with being either a princi pal Or accessory to the murder of one Thom- v as Rountree, in the State ot South Carolina, by "a band of disguised men, and that he was arrested as above described by orders from an officer in command oi the Federal troops stationed an sail state; and that he lsjield to answer for the crime alleged against him, before the Circuit Court of the United States for the" District of Soutli Carolina- In further answer to the resolution of the Senate, 1 . have to inform your honorable body that I forwarded the communication referred to above, to the President of the " United States, " and invited his attention ft? the complaint therein contained. " As it does not appesr to me that the Gov ernor or the civil authorities of South. Caro lina have anything to do with the arrest of -teaid iettis, -either directly or indirectly, but that it was done by the Federal Troops, I deemed it entirely useless to open any cor respondence, with the Executive on the sub ject, as I feel confident that said official would ,;inot; be inclined or disposed to take upon his HE-DISTRICTING THE STATE The following, exhibit was picked op in the room where the Democratic member! of the Legislature had been holding a 'caucus. It is evidently an estimate made fori re-dis- tnctmg the State under the census of 1870. BY DE POPULATION OF NORTH CAROLINA TKICTS. First District. Athe, Buncombe, Chero ee, Haywood, Henderson. Jackson. Swain. Madison, McDowell, Macon, Mitchell, Tran sylvania, j. Watauga, Yancey, - Alleghany, Caldwell, Borkey containing a population of Shipp's majority in the above counties, 2G65. Second District: Anson, Cabarrus, Cataw ba, Cleaveland, Gaston, Lincoln, Mecklen burg, U:;ion, Rutherford, Polk. Popular tion, liy,U77.; Shipp's majority, 1480. Ihird District. Rowan, Iredell. Davie. Yadkin, Wilkes, Alexander, Surry. Stokes, Forsyth, Rockinphara. Population, 122,873. bhipps majority, 1129. Fifth District Wake, Franklin, Gran ville, Nash, Johnson, Chatham, Person. kPopulation, 125,207.; Shipp's majority, 11,- 43. . . . Sixth Disirui. Warren, Bertie. Camden, Chowan, Currituck, Gates, Halifax, Hert ford, Hyde, Martin, Northampton, Pasquo tank, Perquimmans, Tyrrell, Washington Population, 137,337. Phillips maj.,4100. . Seventh District Carteret Craven. Edge combe, Jones, Greene, Lenoir, Pitt, Wayne, Wilsoa, Beaufort, Dave Popalation, 133,21 Jj Phillips' rnaj. 3723. Eighth District Bladen, Brunswick, Co lumbus, Cumberland, Harnett, New Hano ver, Richmond, Robeson, Sampson, Duplin, Onslow. Population, 14X457. Shipp's ma jority, G50. . ' It will be seen from the foregoing what "he purposes of the Democrats are. They have arranged the counties ro that thp Rprmhli- cans cannot reasonably elect more than1 two members of Congress out of eight, notwith standing the undoubted Republican majori ty in the State. In our opinion sever I of the Districts, notwithstanding these skillful manipulations will give Republican majorities. SUSTAIN YOUR PAPER, j In addition to the reasons urged in oar first camber why Republicans should sustain their party organ, we mention the fallowing ; Re publican juaroala iu this State J and in the Sooth generally, are fewer in n umber than the newspapers of the Democratic party. ' Refute the war there was no Republican parry in exis tence in the South, and since the surrender, of course newspapers ad locating Republican doctrines necessarily had to be. newly created. Those parrs already ia operation had the ben efit of patronage and prestige and being advo catea ot a policy hostile to Republican views, i hare circulated almost exclusively among the people. No saue man can doubt the powerful influence exerted by them; and we venture the opinion that had tht principles of lUpub Iicanisoi been equally well circulated, onr par ty organization would to day be much more complete and effective. i CLOSE UP THE RANKS. 1 The Republican party was never in belter trim than at present. 'Both it and the ad ministration of .President Grant are impreg-1 Got. Scott, in his message to tit1 Legisla ture of South Carolina, in reference to tha ku klux in that State says': Many petsons of tha sstptcted clan haTa l r . i . ... . nabry fortified in the affections of the people, fled from the upper counties, while at the vlous that every one with an eye in Lis head can see them. The Republican party h.s been triumph ant everywhere, because it has given lh country a strong and honest govern mejiti Ithas been pru lent, economical and jatn it nas proiecteu its cimens every- otic. where, and made the republic honored and respected abroad. ' It has given no heed to the demagogues who woohllcad it into wars aiid dissensions, but has pursued a steadfast policy of peace and good will toward all same Una protesting their innocence of crime Flight Troa arrest by cEceii of the law ia not generally regarded aj furnishing a very" strong legal presumption of innocence, -" T ana officially informed tnat thus (ar about -Vix hundred arrests have been made in this State, under tho Act of Congress. The per sons arrested, and now, for the most part, held for trial, represent almost eTery class in society ; from the humble laborer and small farmer; to the wealthr planter, practicing phvtictan, lawyer, and minister of the Gos pt. ... men iDemocracy, on the other hand, stands self NEW ADVEltTlHhMENTb convicieu oi astounuine crimes acamsi so ciety and cood covernmeut. In its own stronghold it has allied itself with thieves and criminals who ought to be huuted as so many wolves.. There arp, of course, Ik nest men in the Democratic party, but they are Notwithstanding these dbad vantages, it b powerless now, and thev would be powerless not too late to remedy the difficulty?at least in to protect the country if their Iarty were in j J Jt I rr i -.11 . i. I a nartiaUcnse. We cannot eineet fur minf I Pv o more lotea in uw j J AtfnKilnAf Anal 1iktrit llui n H Araf ia kirmnfip R. O. & W. L. CALLUM, 22 E. Market St., Grxaulcro, Ar. C, Uealtrs la ' nrtrcs, rjcDxcrnrs a n d FANCY A.ND TOILET AU11CLL3. Sro.NGES, TAruh, Prrfumtry, tic. oirn Rnntrrifll district thuri Hnrnf in Srmnnp years to tqual the party-hostile to the govern- 0r Charles O'Connor His rr.mansand bul- ' iv,rsleiaas- rrsi.tt,.. ..r-n . ment, in the number or circulation of our I !ies have agin eet him to the St tte legi- i rUera aaawer4 witbearcaaa dtspaica Far- Mm W ... ft . ionrnalii? hnt we can fuL L.innln .r.r1 1 lature. It i unfortunate for the DemocrHtic : mer a,f 4 fr0 lh atrr will tad panv mat me xwettis anu not tue iiiueus . . , ., . ,.r --... made up in a great degree this disparity. In The present dutv of Republicans is clear , - the North, Republican journals are irreatl? in I as the sunlight The rmolre ha liftil from ' cxccssof those of the Democratic faith and tne receut polit ical bttlehVd.. and wj mv less than half a dozen Democratic States m , the North is overwhelmingly Republican. r 1 '? w bJ r: 1 the entire Union W e m:it hohl wlmt r We insist there is no reason why . Ilepubli- have won. Whatever triflins dissension ' cans should not sustain a first class 'newapaper I exist in the party should be healed Ht once, j 73-) Main Strett, be done in this cannot aiioru to oiiKe experiments. v e . are uoi so stron: or iki powertul that we rasv not be defeated in 1372. The ureal Pn-i j cr jiortiou ul'iLo 6iate. Yet wc tec prosper- dential contest will be soon upon u oxs panTs nubli!.d evervwherc but here. must have no divided councils. We have j E. Sr., Pa E M I U ;yi DYER AND C LEAKER, Richmond, v- in (ireeusboro. If it cannot place, it woui.l ovvm that u cuuuut in any oth No I 1 won with Grant an our ftnd.trdbearor in tl.- can we win , , i recent battles. With him onlv manngeuiciicun mo part oi our i-re-ecessors, in 187o at Repufj;txni. but iliut is no reason why the people should jfr 4,Aifl tiL'i Itt.I.I .l atla 1 -o;.. . Mr. Catacazv. the Ruinn unnitrr to th uvi I'vu iwmw uviu v ui juji uiii a lib n o i it 1 1 - - . . j country, has been removed, and lien. Gor- I JAS. W. ALBRIGHT, COMMERCIAL BROKLR M.nttIGUTS KLO K Kt Mark. I StrvtiJ No J tf v tftaie of North Carotin wGailfard Count. bUl'EltlUR COURT. Thni. M OvmsT. 8amtl R. Kialda. subscr:ptuns pou. in, we shall make our con- 0f military attache of tho leiiation. !. been f Amr'nt4 . lit i.r, .r.n.ti j .i-ttli ll.)li. li.. I ! rtriTM n t Oil t f Pill I )A V-IO-.in'l ff PullMTi' f ' I ':fi r. .... j 'r..i i i I I P-eriuf is tho saUafaetion of tha court- We ks,otr a r-xvspipor can he well supported yui w ,on l"e urana uukh unruly n.s L he d-f.ndani.bas.ual a. K.eMs, la ano- I'm thl3 scciiou ut Ihv Slate, u..d wu believe the ur .Ul luls UU"J " ' urn o , rM,,,. or mesial, it U Urfr orJ.rM hy t ,.. f...n,r ti-V.M, ! t vvUI V USisia. ur .UDIHI1B M S0ira00S b lasda 1 - " vim, ivv ass 1 ... . 1 y , mr. v . ac . . ' iiv 4aw uam diaii ooefl m. m mm w sit w k We shall for the preseut pay little at- btate our cause of quarrel, if-we have any, tention to the various schemes presented to with. the (jovernmeiit of the United btates. the legislature for the amendment of the cm Where upon Senator Robbius of Rowan Jstitutiou. When the proper time comes, wt orates ; speaks of tyrany ; says the liberty propose to take up and discuss these matters, of the citizen is in. danger; rushes, makes a a practical manner. We do not consider remark about Pagan Rome ; and bursting that the oI our leadi meu have yet ...:-u i .n,. o i " vi.u .cxxiuic ciuueuu tciio tue ouie been sufficiently made up to know what they " rememoer now a noman omciai tremoiea 1 , I , . , . cr 1 mm mmm " - - ' i wucv m ml. Weill u-nd tu do or pari, which w the mure difficult xil K FKDKKAL (tOVKRN.MKNT. ITS : vieiy. one, and v. trust f lie jten- If. will do theirs. POWERS Ia ,uT,k,r orJ"ed thai natica a glwcn tbai W : 1 i a " n attachment hn beta iaauetl in ihia actiwn v. ' . . . np 1. A w . r.... ..1 . i KA v . 1 1 r . . i i .1 . 1 . . 1 . m . . ..... in his boots when aul proclaimed himself -ax Roman citizen." f . - - And thus these patriotic Statesmen dis coursedj Miu Edwards was 'mortiBed" and humiliated that we have a Governor do desire; nor have the people fully consider- 1 ed the questions involved in the various prop ositions ior amendment. We believe the con stitution to be more satisfactory as it is, thsn it would be if curtailed here and added to there and generally marred and jumbled un. .Wo whould send such a message in response lhink gomc of the auieudment8 proposed by to such a resolution !" Proceeding, he ex- the Democratic address ought to be adopted, hibits his wrath in this . felicitous manner : but the sweeping changes proposed in that " The insolence of this fellow (the Gover- document we cannot approve. The constitu tor) is amazing ! The English language ia tional-amcndment-mania has not yet' seriously powerless to express mv repioach ; the'mind , , ' . . . . , , , is linabla to invent words of detestation that attacked us, for we think that when the organ- I have ior this fellow in the Executive ic law is changed at all, the change should be office." 1 Poor man, how wretched he feels ? Then comes Sexatou Jones. He says - . .... . T1. . .... . INCONSISTENT. pTnnnence of the Senator from Rowan." - The BW of the Present . Ieaders ofthe ri'UMr i: rr ttk.mf.nt llie decrease v f tle pui.ic d 0t"l tt U itcd cjr tes durini !hc month of November, was $3,472,080.1. L'l is makes a total decrease siuue March 1, 1809 of 277,211,802.10. i he suppression ot the rebellion sttlrd th rnnft the rronartj f aaiJ4cfndal in Gui!for4 practice, whatever may be said of the thtnr "uij ! thifStau. of the Guveriiment of the Uuited Slates. Th. I " en un-lcr my hua i offlea ia GreneUru d.ctri..cs of J.ffcrson, Calhoun, and J. fftrrso I ,u,- "u " .r . Davis have ceiled to pm.cw validity or vituli ' ty, and the doctrine ot'Wahinutonf II mi. ton . I . . i t : i . :n i .i i .u i i Guilford coaotr In tk Superior Court. anil Lincoln will hpntrcliirth fu ihi rnl ti I ... I .1 . r .ll I .1... C. . I i . We feel gratified in announcing that, al- "V. I ffhir rirlitd iitiilrr t hp I inlifif inn K .iu 1 1,. Q . tnougn dui two numDers oi oar journal nave N.tion. RoTernniint 19 oaratn.-n: t m it. OCR SUCCESS. it.J Sammita. huuiia hi Oweu, Plaintiff, gamut iujcI It NicUa Dcfcnin fTATt OF NUKTU caUOLINA. been issued, we hav flattering assurances ot States If the Government is over all, mi tha ! To th heriS wt GuilfurJ Coautjr Orteiirrp hcartv suDnort from the people. We not onlv n0 State can, in any eveut, rebel t-r scc d i j Y..u e hercbj cotneuanded o aumtnoa luvl lOiiuws inai inc uovcrtiuit'Di ;s purauiiutit u , ,''' ut'ouoi ninta u u- i all thinra ii:disn..l(.l,lc to its own or.-s. vii,-. r",,a Jr count, to b udr uig so much job work, that with the advertise- jhe riirht t recede never cxU e !. I wa oieuts banded us, we will be compelled at once purely imaginary No riht ha, tl r fen to increase our working 'force. This compul. been destroyed. Tie Govtmict in now sion, however, is extremely pleasant to us. I . i ,: i. : . i ' ' I It in nnt a ronfuiiiilntinii- lt.i. imt a .iha We receive letters from friends in far off ft , a Govrnyirnt, orrr the Slate. a,,.l nrr the counties, speaking words of good cheer. The people, derived fnn j thejchoU pijtt of V,r (JHi following is from a di.ttngutshed gentleman of destined ta endure forever. . Any assumed riht ut a btate which conflict the county of horsythe : w:,h this v;cw. is u . , bo r, .rarj,.H. ilit tj,c Democratic partv seem to think that the Gov- We presume Mr. Jones referred to those eminent has power to protect the American : eloquent words of the Senator, concerning citizen in every country but his own. ' When -the Roman official who " trembled in his any American citizen is insulted or molested v , , rU rv. , in at y foreign country 'thise politicians sre boots Query :-Did the Romans wear loud (n demands for vigorous action on the toots?. ' . part of the Government; but when it exercis- I 1 : Th distinguished statesmen and law-mv- es its authority and power to protect tho weak " . ' t ' y -. . , r i it j- hand defenseless at home they begin to protest .Tr T . 1 T . 3 r r v about the -'unconstitutional!: y" ol its doing so. .. anl inileagefbr this kind of fustian r and Xow we hold that this Gover .ment has the the peopfe foot the bill, While their represen- power to protect an American citizen-wherev- :' t'atives waste the prtcions hours they should er our flag floats, at home or abroad. Protcc- ' 'ni- iji: .liyii'i:!.: ! W tion to life, liberty and property is the high- I est exercise ot sovereignty, and the Govern- ' tjroveriioT' says m . nis annual message mat nient that ,as I)0t that power is not worthy of the Cv. lisfitution is not! to" blame for the being called a Government. E. City Eorth length ot thr& session of the legislature ; and Coroliuinn. . e ' that the extraordinary time consumed is dite True as gospel, every word of it. In the de 1 toitin'MithftIl tiublic servants. f ' - bate upon the. governor's special message, re We had supposed it to be unnecessary, for) ferred ton another columr.' the eloquent "You have mv best wishes in the success of I States r tobi trotceted in a.l il.-:r ri.'tii .l i i i a . ' . . :: i - - f - t maae wnen ine people are cooi, aim auer care Tjour enterprise and you shall have what little local and municipal government, and ih ;r ov i j . : t. :j 1 1 :. . . i r ... :. . 1 . i. . p : .t iui auu pa lie ui cuusiueraiiuu. i uiuueuuu i niv iinve iu in rupuurt. i erciirtny i reprcMMiieu uf uereioioro in ine In cundcctiug a good paper, have the articles 1 Senate. Thtu are ujt to be the judge iu the short and pithy and use the scissors- freely; I last resort us .to their riht", hut this is f.r thi such papers are always succcsslul. whole peop.e, speaking and acting.thrugh on Our rnrresnondpnt ivpa Rnn. WA oo common National GoVi Tlltiient the Piresident-of the-United States, and those acting by. his authority, to ask the consent of a State legislature before carrying into effect the staLutels of the country ; but it seems we , were in nrfor, aud that the laws cannot be " executed uuless, with the approval of the . Solons who are assembled in our State Cap- JtOI. :' i iJ.i): ORGANIZE ' "We learn from the Piui'.eer that the Repub ; licana otv the 7th Congressional District have decided to mept at Ashville on the 8th of Jan on tion for the ncxt ..capipaign. As we have al ready sid, itl8not too8oojrito begin the work. "We especially recomuieud these Pistrict organ " izatrous. " There "should also be county and , "township associittons to aid, in the pmmulga- Senator from Rowan' said i..4lf a citizen .of . s Great Brjtiau had been arrested in this unlaw ful manner, the Queen, her ministers and the peoplo would . have been aroused,, .and war would be declared, if necessary, to protect the liberty of the citiien.V. And, pray who would ."declare war" in this instance : the State of ,North Carolina? The eloquent Senator seems to forget that the gov ernment tf the United States is the paramoun authority in this country, and that, the States are not sovereignties in the sense that would give them the right to (ff declare war," or. do4 wmcn we snail iouow. ms ideas are as good as if he himself was born for an editor. Gen orally we shall endeavor to have our articles "short and pithy." Of course there are some subjects that cannot be briefly treated ; but articles upon such matters should be, and with us, shall be the exception and not the rule. The Banner Tobacco State. -It is surpris- ing the amount of manufactured and smok ing tobacco put up in, this district during the month of September for this present year. For instance : The tobacco manufactured du ring tint month-and taxable at "thirty two and sixteen cents per pound was, in t tal. one hundred and seventy thousand nine hundred and eighty-nine pounds. Of this total we notice among the most considerable manufacturers that . T. Blackwell of Dur hams put up dining last September thirty- six thousand three hundred and fifty pounds of emoking tobacco, at sixteen cents ' per pound tax. J. Lt. Jonea oi Oxford eighteen -thousand five hundred aud ninety pounds of manufactured tobacco, at thirty-two cents per pound tax. ' And James Y. Whitted of Hillsboro twelve thousand seven hundred and thirty-one pounds, at thirty-twor cents 1 i n.i s 7." . ' per pouuu ia 1.11. uiuuuui. They Wouldnt EiUs The Democratic Executive' Committee issued a circular some time ago, and said something about three dol- r ir he Julge f our 6urior Court, ai ib ('itri iu iie.J for lb-: Cvuufjr of Guilford iur: lluute iu Greeashro on iLe ftrai Monday of March tiexi aad auwer tl coiupUinl vhich will ! dr iird ia th office of ib Clerk of tu Superior court of id douolj. witbia ibe first ihrct-1jj of the next irrm thereof, and li ibt -i 1 d feulultak notice that if ha fail iomrrr the iaid c tDlaini wilbio that lime the plaiuulT will take judgmcntagaiaat him for tha uiuof fur iiundred -ud iwentaix dollar and eighty cena willi inter at on ll at aiaoam frvui lb -lib day of July. Her in fail not, and of this 8 amnion make ue return. Given under my band and the seal of aaid court ihi -U tdy of Ocuber, lbl. AUUAM CLAPT, Clerk, Superior Court Gailford County. Feb. H0 '5w There U no prospect of uti empire. No one isfor it f a wc know of., Many oi'the leading Confederates were tor an empire under J: ffi't fon Dvis, but tberc are no advocates ol "the purple' within the range of our acquainta- ce. We are for a govcruuient srrung enough to hold the States together as with bands of iron. and strong enough to protect all in their right of person and property. Wtsning'on, and Jackson, and Olay, and Webster were for just such a govern tueut. We have got it at last. and we ant it preserved as "the palladium ol our political safety end prosperity."' Tue States would be nothing without the Union. We arc now a nation of peop'e,oiie and indivis ible. TIi ere is as much truth as beauty in the expression that the States are "distinct, as the billow, bet one as the sea." Wash. Chronicle. A Singular Occurrence The Augusta Ga.) Chnmirleand Sentinel of Sunday gpves the following particulars concerning a singu lar railwav occurrence on the Georgia Rail road last Friday night :. Soon after the down night train had passed a point about fifty miles Irom this city and while proceeding at the .ui.nal rate of speed a defective rail threw the engine from the track, No portion of the machinery broke nor did the engine fall over. It ran along on the cross-ties far about a hundred yards or mote, when, in some unexplained way, the wheels jumped on the track gain, and the train went alcng as if nothme tnul h U. WILLIS, CONFECTIONER, and dealer in Pruita, Nuts, Canned God, Sauces ud Table G oda, TOY'S AND FAXCV. AltTICLES 1 now receiving a New and largo atoek and in viir bia friend to five him ealL No 1.4t F. J ARRELL MANUFACTURER OP DOORS. SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, SCROLL, AND ORNAMENTAL-"WORK OF ALL KINDS. riming and MaUbinf promptly doao. os tho mod ronablt term a and la boat atjla. Lumber cf all kinds lioutht and a-ild and held U II VV lUllMIVHa . J. F. JARRELL- V CONTRACT BUI uary, 1872? to eff era preliminary , ornixaj any other thing to thwart the execution of the laws of the wholo . Union, , The . Senator no clouht would rrquire the federal government to nphold its dipnify:if insisted hy ia 'foreign pnwer ; but at the same time 'holds that ' our own States can resist with j impunity .the sway .f the authority that the . Constitution places over us all." - lar a day and ten cents a mile, lor. the Leg-' ed. Neither engineer nor firemen quit their ) a,!dre islator'8 per dicjn. Ha one of the hickory, sol-! posts, and the eugine does not' seem to have 1 No 1 id planks, in their platform, to win on. ' The been injured at all hy its singular feat. A Legislature Las repudiated that plank, hy ' passenger in the cpnductor's can did not fare voting themselyeaytrc dollars a day. . so 'well. - The shock was so violent when the .enmne l?apeu irom tne track that something I . " ' 1 f ' T f . A loving wife in Danbury, Conn., on the decease -of her husband sent the following will I alee eontraeta for work i bis 11m tfco moat reason Uo t erma. . Caa bo found at llu Saov Turning Company's Factory, near tbo Depot, or J. F. J ARRELL 1.; Grtoaaboro. N. C.w t truck his lee and broke it iut Mow the .' knee. Asiae irom tms. no one was iniurI. urease -01 tier uunuauu evuii iub luitumug ucc. itoiuc uuw iuib, uu uiic u mjuri, 1 thrilling telegram to a distant friend :Dear tho passengers hardly knowing that they h id Grit K John is dead. Loss fully, covered by insur- a miraculous escape from perhaps n terrible Ladae' S ance." ' i .divster." "1 ... ' Noilly , J P. VALENTINE, - r-i FIRSTHDLASS BARiBER, (OPPOSITE BENBOW 1I0U8E.);: GitKKNhBOItO- N. C. titebes enrled at roasoaabU abarf ea. itie uq' Hum vicn.. k-x- I- ! I II 11
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