tFT GREENSBORO PATRIOT
THE WEti- i'MfiiOT
CISCULATEB LilCELT II TEE CCUKTILT
Largt, CHdeai nJ Iot Exlen-
t. Kioaor in Piedmont
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people
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j t- vi ; i ; t I DEMOCRATIC SUPREMACY FCR THE GOOD OF ALL, AND A DE1.1QSBATIC aCMIMISTRATIQH AnMIHlSTrRFH!Y nTMricRATs K: i 1 T ! i I
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J : ADYER1ISINS RATES
7 tiSixABLE kI BASED.OS AC
TUAL ClBCiJLAnON. j
VY DA'JChTER.
OUILFOBD. BOCX1VOHAM. OH AX
VILLE, CA8W1LL.P XBBO K , AIA
XAIVCX, OBASOX. CUATUAK.
BAKDOLPn. MOORE, rOB
BTTH, DAVIDSOW. SUB-
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,, jt i-h of tiirlrinir on
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blameless for ttye frequency of these I era on tho national
great catastropbeti and, the impnni-1 nomination: the Xsi
ty with which Jtliey are TeieatedfaM inJependent,
II riant m hi.w jhhii
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Democratic
York j IJer
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year after year.j It sayN ia effect, publiqaii leaniugs-lgves Cieve & Vi"' 0 Ivlnarket these" uoble valleys were iricher
nearly tu naan.. in Lewistou. ami asked if la wu. iuruiijr .owuiea
Dort.iiui !iiifH-! 'n.iitfPV na ollh l.iruri,ini- tha r Vrfrl; TiniMi I AiiAtrH Smit h wan in. Th .Tntlff-e I tnOUSand.f Of blares
' r - v f i" T-..., rr- r? a lavish i Intanaitm t!. lii.rifto-
was jiuiDS iu nit? uuua. uiiice ioih.-i , r ; . T e."&
unbroken botica and uncra-ked I erstwhile the most luCueutial or-
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;iiil t.iini'
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,6.s;h- :vt tt niMn .
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i' j-'..ib ami ""iKton V.
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, -t ..- uum?: riiipt in tin- ijrix'!
.:t 'uiik and wut-r!j
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world."
lem.rt.biyPri-tty vd4iuff. j darinfir the first quarter of this ?t;An w iJ.
IFroin the LowUtoa Joumai.i r century when It annual orodno- whA ri t, iTr,Df i..;Z
About l:3U Saturday yonng "V'"vr"'" vvww" ner wrath. Uhicago A meriea.
LOCAL NEWS.
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From the Daily Tatriot of Saturday.'
couple entered the grain store of .hen -n y that the planters of
THE TLRRIIJLC CIlASi
t.i So .!, ti r..tw , T,tti- I wealth, splendor and proflicracy :
are supposed t4js wrtU to; the the seourity of the ' pftfo' rights I ton's oldest .and one of her most tTillJorelr min D"-qualed iu vf
and the preservation .lof
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r. oi. itiy i;in-jcl1er!
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M H K' 1 i Y P ATHIOT.
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JULY 20, -1883. '
i ' - -t r-
--1. 'ft j
.. ia meat country,! full of
. .i-iuiiitt'S, flendid oppor
. . ' openiiigsjfur bus-
ui iiiufactuiin a lid other
3 :u.:r:.ii'euterpries, and, in faet,
s j.aiii vCopnieiit in every di-
rcct;;i. ; j: i .
It is 4 iaii'i-Mit fact that there
jn-c-'inparativeiy lVw young men
4iit f' .s-izi thi'M-, )pjrtunitieH
put tuenist'lves nbreait of the
Irt, -it s of the day. We iieak. not
Last week's calamity was worthy vital ii teres ts, excep
more, than ' newspaper para- J contihdaiice of a pi
micratio ad-
i j.l'-
t-Mles- diones ia ev ry com
lines and a wholo column the hoi- men aril; newspapers Hardly Jet a
ocaust engulfed tnorejtha,!! the qsu prominent.
al namber of victims, 'balled" fort What of the party in
moresighK and fears,' and draued lolina! : IQn which side
more homes in "mourn inr: therein telligencei character ,!n
lies the onlv difference. T . . of the Vkople rancedl i
God's mechanism of the universe those of the Littlelielil at
is without Haw, aiid the operation of and pjlgrim Ashley
his ilaws goes on, withoOt' hall or I stick to-the organizatio:i:
jar; but human agencies are at U-st J there isai streak of fat in
weak and fallible and oA the oc. pots of X-gi'pt;" but SiSrh iieu as he. urjt!e blmhing acaiu
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currence of such-fatal itiesj as that I late IIoh.J V ui. A. Smith
pud
of last Thursday inornirig public j Barriuget j have seM tQe "hayd
opinion should bsevery chary of ex- j writing Pan! the walk"
pressiou; hasty judginent might do come outffcm among the
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ful evil. Beyonll all, it is
their rtiost respected justices.
iroairlithe "We want to get married,? was
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ofWs mule, j Wis-injuries are high. A Patriot reporter inter
viewed a . Mr. Sprinkle, pf Divid
the strightforward response.'
eaniidered dangerous if not -fatal
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Five Additional Charges, county, one of the passengers irt
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skull-, if roue. 1: but mo.- d or the IonblifeD iMrtfS,. from thfcir unihnt ,hiM)t..to I. . T. mmwufli leu Washington Li fH"raore u. 9:30 ea-
kitb a,fu,, .Wj Jm u,oui their mo,t UlM,, "i o c odpuT , uS eai thbugbt of ta gffl V W Wcdncy nigi,. south boW, dr
andifoukil mdd nr farmliM norter: the New Yok Kveninn Judcre SmitLT7 was the ooestiou of r iuri iu - T-.-----,. -f wictwunaierriDieacciaent iwursr
vniinir man scrnxii whilst farfl
us somnolence by the sen, was tike miles, from Greensbofo. was the Hav mh rr',U,f vvu,i.' 1..L the Virmr?f--Ai;r11:nrl , VVn.
auuituuuiusirAmriiBDxii nnvH naicirusi -xroreseuiiiiir iuc nureou mm 1 - . 1 nn.:. .. n:t.i. 1. 1 . 1 y "r-"- o ul-'"-i "-s 1 - o r t , ,
of your dividend and k jury shall healthiest Republioal sentiment t tJhM 8WCP 8Ufp,C PaHs orS, Antilles; whose W!a SenUf enti. day Orange Cburt House. Va., by feoi; MP at ?:24 Everything wcnt "orn.ngt ,c Oudford Grays, the..
as-ssourliveHatabouL what we the 'orth-sees no eniranteer for ' ' n,, .u- J wealthy splendor and profltffaev .?r T0. smce cau?ea y tfte-una- injr through a trestle sixtv keei" on smoothly until the trestle at r?rsn lwo companies
which the terrible accident oc- ,ru,u ciusv uc, one irom sne-
curred Was reiched. iibn.tt fin VIUC an? Pne rotn V ayncivillc.
o'cloclc yesterday mdming. ; fie j1?? W namcdt,,cft ai
was tAiA .fAlMLnJ,.,. unum uy ,111c wrorcarct xaa-
alarmed bV the crashihrr timiwr. kin Valley iR R.; the others wen
and on looking but of the window via Rale!S CharCc h t0 homc
tf.', t,- ,J- Ju-..:- . partiality, f you wijl, but In our
opinion no one 01 me commanas
ASTOTJHDENO lGNORANC?E.i-.On
. " . S At ihinarrrt train ohAiit rm.ln,, h. U I M . . ' . i 1 1 s ... J 1 , .
The vouuir lauv. who was re- r -.' wne erand mrv of Wake Saner- wrecjq, yesteruay upon ms art
graph, with a small cap side-head; ministmtion. S Did spate permit , markably bright pretty, blush! found additional in.jthe dtj. who says, the?
it demanded, gfeat staring bead- we mignt g,v otners us lances o, a bonnets of erar larVir ru'e billJ of !d,Vtm.t flln,r cries and groans bf the wounar
oriI iisirlngnori Hanllf um 'iw") ucmu i.j ui uujuiiu. , ... ' 1 t I l , .' ... U- . . '. A
, Judge Smith looked up quickly coioreu ausiers, go? into a Cross and White, as follows: One ana "atressed battled description
at. tUsxequest, cleared his throat '"?T,?rV two cases of !ibr- Utter darkness Prevailed at the
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time, and , up to the time of, his
departure' several hours later, all
the killed and wiunded had nUr
n . .f - 1 l) i j .t r 1 1 . 1 1 ii i " . 4 .. t- rp prrra m rr r n a i i
niatrninceutiv
! Lassiter nevolpnt Fmile. said that he wonM ulIt yan? an-ame at a ran
i ... I .... . . .. i I ilnwn thfi nifila
ripe will oe pleased to do it. , r ; I , . ... .
,c M When do vou want to be mar- v u.at 8 PV?&' ,aa allif ue
c.ti un . , na'CI mlth not- ft
ned? 7 he asked. a..,o.jr.
Art). cMr-i u.J i v. v:- Isomethiuff thev had seen from! t!w
4i-e tho I in- Docket and nnlled out h is haudker- " w;iufui t-ujieu iuo "; "
integrity rchiff uis e e8 asked for aml S.' T . , 8e """.i f P'
,nIefiry examined thq attested publication fhe official ruler df the car-who J:
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tbe'Slsh
Kow was' the response, the 'ook out oHhe window, here,
;.7 i.i' i.:.... i ud the old lady draired down the
and (Jen.
"Where!'' asked the Judge
"Here, was the reply.
I xnc jjiniu Binir, mini its lu'si
1 floors aud cobwebbed windows,
unisjui j seemed n strange place for such an
the jwp- ators wh'oj are about to gull down event. The brightness of thle bride
a news the temp'lej Cite usf if you can, to was the happiest pieturojn t. The
nalir'tiiA' a uiniA iLlronanur tiL"' if.!, rain was patterii)r. down just out
n-.i.. .lnfv .Inanl zalnnslv thft a uinrrlA iLwanaiu'r rin tlL Konnh ra,!l wa1 pattering.. UOWU JUSt
-y j --"L -I"- fVT!"r 1 " r ' . sideM.pWn ilm,r and trPiinff
jiMiy, UU.i.f tiio.uho- are eji uothin
i,ed with ihtelligeiice, 4ener
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,a, tlM tllUCIl .Sfll MTj'rVl, "
i.n.ie'to soiniiit ratieutiy lit'an ex
i,t. ii'o of a Uriies.H and dependence.
The ;u-a'Jdr.iAbacks to their sue
fM'n lifi ai"e inordinate desire?,
interests of the public, but to utter licau side in North Carol
iua wiiieh
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g to anuecia-.o lnvesngauon can lay rf yalid claim to leveu
vXtr;iv,t: mt ideas and the ambl
: ti.iit fe the great prizes of
'W-i 'h u "without the teuacitj of
' Linii"". ri'isb-ness of aim aud sta.
S k;!nv '" eharacter which can alone
jilfctl ;ny guarantee of .temporal
I fvr-s. They will learn by an exr
JM iuvi which may prove -very j
: :;?cr i:i after ye;:rs,. that there is
ipmore a f-ro;. al. road" to! wealth
!.! honors than to learning; thai
e good things of this world c).st
ys of toil and the wastrng of the
Midnight Ji!; that by the "sweatoi
he tacv" Wrf gain even thcbreid of j
ifiily life." They are content with;
Lkhiriglestha:i comuu.-ucing their
niwr At a uoint. whieh tli',ir fa
thers attained only after unremit
:.iiig labor, riid frugality and as
iduous ai Jention'to business. At
jbe-present day young men undis
lllldet but
1-ll'tTiMl bv
or forestall the tjruth.
But wherever a patient
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examin
ability
ation of the causes of such an acci- j ston llepablican.
dent as that on the Virginia Mid
cmsscriftp ilnvn tho winrlnwsJ Piled
Je- high around were bags of mealaud
.leaving shorts and cottonseed. Shotels,
hb Win- hoes, raises, corn baskets and j ap
: ole-narer wer on everv side.
isl true, as k ' :-,... .... "U.La
will be seen from our colitnns else I in the store. Three or' four nieal-
cency, in inch less
out the 4orth State land
It
laud developslhp fact of negligence j where, tLe Farmer and Mechanic, bedecked drivers sttod by j the
uoorway4 .v truce team oaoKeu
up io the door, snd a man camo
bustline i ia out f the rain. The
banner" couple followed Judge Smith into
and iudifiereuc, severe punish- at Walndt Cove, , announces that it
meut hou!d follow, and the jlaw will hereafter bo found
should cinohasize the fact by heavy inn- nnHir itfm Ronnblir'ai?!
penalties that nc corporation is jrich but, theiij this is Is a bfird, Lai d
euough or stroul- enough to trifle worfd. adi we cait ha4e every-
with thelives offhuudieds of peo thing just 'as we want it
pie.
wjorld j
There are Home in the
who can't convert their criet into a
bank uote and pUt it in theiruiock-et-book;
who can't be paiuj forloir
loved ones in dollars and cents. .
i
'workirjg
Oil, Ylis,:llE'LI. .MJHUI.1
5 1' I),
Levi Pf Morton, the l
uomiuee foTjVice Preside
iug-for thiol electoral ote
i
-ol.imckHkv letter.
The letter of tCol. Oliver Dock- recom
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Carolina,! and he 'coiiies:1
GET ITS
publican
r,.is itsli
hi' Xui th
into the
ust such
litl natu-
reeeivo nun
jtffsedly, sneer at th
wtain .n-atiuiMTation
iiieMj in
"Old Norta Stated with Jus
meiidatious us wo
ery, the Republican nominee far rally make our people
Governor, accefiting'the houors, la with "wild enthusiasm
bors aud responsibilities of that po The blankest piece of legislation her throat.
sitlon. is a reularkable document; in the history of anya common- The gro;
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and, aud commg even tuougn it weaitn otjali; this gveat
dtH'8 from a iR.fi tical opponent, oe Union is thai -f the Sp
th6 little ioflice. 1 The -door was not
shut because there is no door to the
olliee. r .
The couple stood before the fen
erable juitice, who pronounced; the
marriage-ceremony and tied a knot
as linn and as good as ever was
tied, between as honest looking a
couple as ever stood any wlilere in
the world, i before any pardon,
priest or bishop.
When the ceremony was over: the
bride wais blushing like a peony
nnder the eyes of the -witnesses,
and her cheeks were brighter than
than the extra tibbon-tied aibint
eusions us
pointrnent.
botli surprise and disap- j Uondsi''hey were the
cial Tax
ruits of a
! systematic jattehipt to ijob uu al:
It i a tissufe of misre-preseuta ready deietcJ trasury,j
tiou and, to ay the least, very in an already liupcven
retklesn rvtatenfci'ut from peginningjdistressedr jpeople; they
ni saul: "Al! right, my
Americ'iii dear, eorae" and out they went to
gether. Uarriug a smirch of nieal
iipim the (wrdditig frock, thetje was
no sign of thy grain store as they
stepped out. "As pre.ttv a wed
ding as I ever saw," said one of
tho witnesses. ,
hed
wen-
iml.to ra-
and
hv-:
yi.iispun.ui-. wouldbav. t ) mJ with Regard to the liuanc- hwlhecate by irresponsible " me?,
i-i-.-rly aeo-j.I.u ii.inyo: ur j 4.8-COIlCerl,in which a man of Col. and were gobbledlup bvl Wall
i
nix cun.nu t
, :t?h! which wnuld
i . r
ear ago as
fimlepeildenr
i'foMuetl the nucleus f subse
bntallluenee and riehes.
y.ttiiingvnrain !i're truth than
homely Mage laat ."you! can't
iu your rnke and eat" it, too."
. Jum? is noth)yg"giIt e;lgePalout
: th viitnt-s It self 'denial kim! econ
pnv. i.ut t:n- i very serviceable
Holies, for. al. t!i.it; to generous,
liia-lo-vrteil. iiiipulsiveyoutli there
U mmi. thiiii; mean ami sordid in
the a tu ui ,i M;.enee, but'just
ice. ;h In-tTii tl,.m r nerosit everv
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n 1 the waste of
money i-J!:iii5ii',-. pnro and simple.
We e.'H j-y n;j..ir; :.'.- with youtiiv
Hall t t brei.i! .'i.-i.i wine,v .which
sees in th is earth so ninth of Ireaii
tr and brightness, but' none the
n-it.ttse that e who; gives
V-If iijr'feii the xorhip fdeas
-r a r eyed, god.less,- ddwer
f t!(1-is gui!f ;f physieal,Tii
t:,-t':.: aiid mt.ral ;,h rand,
: a.ike jf tjie o.jiLKtiiiilg of
lUfcl aid the patiipeiing of his
aPKt,;, j,, tliti i1,.llv.0f d;iy8,
NireiM:i:i-; for his tiJ, a lis
a'rle. r , tree ami a cheerless
-.Per.;;., j .a l ;ti,.e al'iotihl
e0!t,u '" '-'U lift!.- at a timejof life
'hr.h 11 st. inline, liousid-
fioK jh.it .ijs r ri..v.4rj i8: to be
WMiinl re.j;..,.., hi;ilion uha inde
hlrf8 V men.'
Ki.t-:wj;:s(iK m n in
Tirm-ht ',Ji.saster on the Vir-
' -,';K..rt. li. l:. is only orteout
'fy aeeidents that are occurring
i'"'vTtliet:c)antrv. at all times
: "i every conceivable form,
j Jtf'er tutn insist upon anuibil
1 t "'iie-ail distanee at'Jigbt-
""i vl, pi ughittg the waste of
I :: one half the space in
i journey was dreamed of
i14' J'earsngtV, or plungiugSnto
.r'-eU ij' tl' earth, or burrow
' 2 '"' ! :tiV ii.js of rivers, or bo-
' j J - . - - " j.. . n.
Dockery's position and prominence J sharpers; in whatsoever
should be especially careful he is ortiou of ,tlieni may e.o'.
misleading aud snaraeinny uniair are the result; ol reci.V.-
throughout, dlis friends cannot tiou aud greed -and yet)
nl'
be.
any
thev
stk eula-
Morton is
olead for him iguorance, for that be Uneing this State for naVment r.fa a" sfiuiesj and smartness
iu ,.r 'iiw roiJiift liKttPf i.. :LL .! . .-Li !:..:..:. the liostiiiaster received his
- i m 1 1 1 1 . in i . l. l u v vj .. ..v .-.fc.. i i-ii n i.ii ill 1 1 i lit i . ii.'x.' i i.ir... ' . .
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informed inu in- North) Carolina, bonds! Levij VI Mor
miin:tMus
on North
the Vice
The old nroverb. "All is fair in love Carolina's candidate for
and 'war," is a much quoted pro- Presidency;! Well'j've d declare!
1 . a. 1 I 1 M '
vero; we navep i iiojc iu;uciti im
t
A fot-Oflicr Kobbcry.
A ;.istfOtlk'e inpector says:-4-'I
went into Minnesota to mveti
gate a robbery. The postmaster
was a well -to do German merchant
whose greatest ambition is to bi
postmaster. lie has a son, 'Niek,'
a round-faced little bov. who Was
V Ije.i
com-
s!e
uer
-4
' iri the eniiniiling moan-
r iauning dizzy heights
f t) :'ri.ges, r packing
"f p,oplc in ticket'
dnirihe one tlious
l that the motit reckless,
"Tlly ;., .1 l,jKt..rr nf tli
;Td ciiiiht be expected" to do.
fl.Ur r- .... . .
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In
' s:
:th
and valleys of the South
raves, aud begot a
"Hf ..r il.-uth and an iudif-
i-Muirt,.,!, life fxon, 'which
,4Ve ;:,it vct recoverrd. - Th
-t aer.-t'.re by. no' means
1)EAK Siit-4Yi)ur letter' i f, July
Oth was receivtkl as If was 6n Tlie
. . j i Th.'j.i..i r.iii.
the tender passion just in thiscon P s t r
uectioii-b'ut here are some things ; Judge I-Owle has aibre88od the
condemned , fall cii hzed warfare, KALeIg July 11, hSSS.
aud it isless ttaruarons to siay wun hoN. o. II. DockerV d
chain shot than to attempt slaugh-
I t'i 1
.. - .. V.l 1 4.,pt orr rtnPB with
I . -r. I'J -J" of lepiirture,frop t .e city. ,nd
weaiH.ii uii-u j""'" I askeil thei chairman bf the i)em-
ntt forhiildeinin "polite sassiety" ocratic Executive Conijuittee, 5pier
we would cha?a3terize by one vig- Whitaker,;Esq tto reply to it.
orous Saxon ilonosyllable. . Mr. Weaker on daily 4ih had
i , ; - -vti. invited the chairman o the Uf pub
Our contepiporary :the North .. BxccUtivt) Committee to make
State, has mqre than once depre j0jt appointments for yourself and
cated the disingenuous and uu- myself. is ,
worthv methods o'f wag ngpolitica! On July 'fTth; Mr Whitaker in
t . I ' . ' J Z'oa vitt-d your chairman to make joint
campaigns aopted by press and viJtnieiltg.
speakers, denouncing- personal On July 9;h (Mr. W&itaker again
abuse, vituperation and miscon invited yoii to meet nie at tny ap-
structiou all of wbichlwe endorse, po1utmentS already announced, or,
, . . . f , u Ko. -rtK if vou did lirOt like them, at other
and in check ng which the North ap-.)oiutIlient8 ;to be agreed on,
State shall hve our sincere if fee- wLicIl letter! find published o the
ble co-operatfon. Jhat paper is, in 11th inst. t - l
our estimation, the best if not the . Uion jnyi return In re this alter
i .',.1 mroi f it. rprv noon, I li ltd that no reply as yet
most inuuenrial journal oi us very i t . , , . -
81 j i has leen receivedXo liisletter, anl
bad party; a-nd we call upon It to that Mr Wbit;iker has been called
brnig its Qubernatorial nominee out of the State by ti e sickness of
"upstanding" in its own dignified his mother'where hej may bo de-
aud euphetiistic manner; at the Jained sone time, ft invite you,
- 1 7. ; ' therefore, on W ednesday or Thurs
very outset f the canvass please day Rnbh boi ycn may
let him knof that his letter is un- consider convenient, ftp meet me at
worthy of a ftfew Yorjc ward poli- t le parlor-f the Yaruoro House in
ticiau, used io devious and tortu- this city to agree on Joint appoint
,it n,,t iLromiMKT ments fordisctission between you
ous ways, add that there is inner- fi ,f or . J
ent ia the North Carolina breast have designat. d is not conveniejit
the old English love of lair play to yoi I th)l meet ydtt at any place
which will iiot patieiitly tolerate or lime ypd may indicate.
ucb dubious methods. " No apiKiiiitmeiits heretofore made
; y - , - for me shall stand id the way of a
THE IHIEBIAI.OFTIlEPARTIES.tJOfl ww ueiee
.1, !, ' . I j IVery Reipectfuliy,
f "A man ii known jby the com ; DanieiI G. Fowl
p any he keejis," and Oue need vant
no letter means of making np a At The Seaside At the iuvi-
: judgment ol the two! parties than tation ot gentlenu-6 ot the city,
to note the jollowiug'of the tickets. Cardinal Gibbons Bishop llaul
? - . and Northrop and j other visiting
Far wiser, liiore farseeing, riper in clergv Went dpwnfto the Sound
judgment than the masses, Greely, yesterday afteriiooii on a special
Schurz. j Sumner, ami, later ou, car over lie iScafcoast railroad.
Conkling, Eow and other Northern Among he party jere the Rever
, . , end Fathers Hill, Felix, DuCombe
men of consp cuous ability aud un am Hdv Col; F w. Kerehner,
sallietl integrity long since appre Mr. 1): O'Oonnor, jCsii't. Jno. II.
ii:it-d the! absolute necessity of Sharp, Mr.uM. J Corbett and Mr.
wiflidrawiit'o- from the Reoublican LU'' rricf. 1,10
old Iadydfagged down the
conductor's hestd and, directing his
gaze toward a large white house
Ijstaudiug alone on' the prairie, con-
tinnM- 'L Wllf. linns in tkot Ur.-.cT!
. - ' uu i " 'V. p III tuni IIUTU.C I
"I really don?t iknow " replied
,ine conductor, iiohtely.
-vveii, i declare to gracious
Hnd you air the eondne.tor. air
youi lou don t know who lives in
jlhat house that big white hoase
with a rei barn, and the rail fence
all around it! And Vou air the
conductor, air youi; My, my, but
it's astonisLiu' how tittle some does
knowi ;
The old ladies thought they rec
ognisedinthe white "farm house
tlie abode of a i cousin of theirs
"who lives iu Iqdiaha somewheres
in a white house with a red barn
and a rail fence around it!"
i. ' : j t .
i: r '
'A Poet's Present -It is related
of the Germanirpoelt Chland that
the King oncfi-oflered him the Or
tjer Pour ie Merite, jwith flattering
expressions of thie j royal ; regard.
Uhland, howevrr,? declined to ac
cept it While hts"as explaining
ip nis wiie tne reason wmch i mov
ed him to) refuse the distinction.
ISPICIOUS.-3A. telegram tothe
at:
(he door.
J from the
mission lie called Nick to one
eonhdentiau v: ick. 1 ani
bostmaster;1 vou are der asststaut
bastmasteir- Ier governnientltrjiist
us with broperty, und I dou'd feel
nghd a bond it. I must go down
to St. Haul and puy a sale.l So
the old man went and bought a
new safe that cost 12.. They ,;Ot
ir in j)laeej put all the stamps und
other government property inito it,
and two weeks later' burglars fil
tered the building and the s-ife
as opened' and robbed.- When I
got 011 the ground the postmaster
lirst wanted to read his political
.-iin-eches iiii the last campaign ! and
tell me how much he thought -of
the administration, but we got to
business finally. lie showed me
iior tne ourgiars got into 1 ,ne
building juite an easy trick -arid
then showetl the safe. 'Und dese
(loors was upeii just as dey ,are
now!' he siiid. 1 looked over the
safe; it was brand new not a
mark of violence on it anywhere,
ijor locks jdisturbed I told the
postmaster that Nick must have
forgotten tli lock it the night of
the burglary. This brought Njek
to his feet m a paroxysm. All at
once something caught my eye on
the wall. It was: 'Turn to the
right three times, stop at to
tht left twice, stopping at 91: to
the right once to 84 open.' I
" 'Whatlis that?' I asked. !
" Oh! tb?t is der gombination
Yon seo, when I get this new safe
iii they sent a card up from St
liaul with that on, but I forget
him, and Nick he lose 1 im, so 1
just write dot up on der wall where
we can see him.7
f 'And you can't imagine how
the thieves got into your 8afefj
" 'I haf buzzled my brain lover
it two mouths!' .
"'Don'tjyou think the thieves
might have found the combination
on the wall!' y ! !
''A great light seemed to break
in -upon the honest German 'bost
master' 1 He opened his e'es wide,
looked again at the safe and the
eombhiatiou on the wall, and then
with a bigisigh, remarked: 'Well,
now, maybe dot was so.'"
there was a knock
A working-class ; girl
neighborhood eii tiered, : and, "pro
Renting I bland with a: bunch of
violets, said: "Tbis fs an offering
from my mother."; j"Your ,niothe
child!" replied thpOet; "i thought
sue died last autumn."; "Xhat is
true, Ilerr UhlaEidi,"i8aid the girl,
"and 1 begged yon at the time ! to
make a little verse ifo her grate,
ami you sent me a. beautiful poem
'iliese are the first violets which
have blcomedon mother's grave.
Lliave ffucked them', and I like to
tiliriK that she sends! them to you
vSth her greetiugi" Tlie poet's
eys moistened as he! toot the; posy,
aad putting it in j his,, battoh-hole
he said to his wife:) "There,; dear
woman, is not that an order more
valuable than auy:k5ng can give?"
the Island ilVach ( hotel, and re
Bechnni'g of West India
Coffee. According to De Tour,
the original stock of all West
India cotlVe was a eoOee tree pre
sehted by the magistrates of An -stordam
to'Louis XIV" in 1715, and
ir took dinner at thence introduced into LTayti and
JiAKE Erie's IJotness; 'Is it
ever hot out ou the lake!"! queried
ouV reporter yesterday of an old
captain who was fanning!' himself
in r'iu kill o 1 1 th d-kt'a nrki 1' nila!
f'Hotf Is it? Weill youiare fresh;
Vliy, youug man. it 1 should tell
vou how high 1 havi seen the naer-
eiirv no down on Lake Erie vou'd
ealL me a liar!" !
!The reporter hinted that no man
i sense would everj think of-ques
tioning a. mariner's sword, aud the
captain continued: i j
tI remember tlie summer of
liS. I sailed tlie .Orphan j Girl
'that season. On the LStb oil July
w were becalmed" with a! fleet
aooiit uiidlake. ilotf :Oh, no! By
10 o'clock in the morning the ;.mer-
cuy marked 125 i idegs. in: tho
shade, and we were -loaded (with
ieejr.t that!"
'f Is it possible
'fliv udoii we had limit out sevm
or eight Spontaneous! lires, and the
anfuors were tnen so not we uao
tc drop 'em over to cool 'em. There
wejf-e eight vessels bf us, and ,we
dropped about the same time."
4Yes." : j " '
'W?ll, sir, the resoilt was boiling
hotj water all avoundj us for half an
hoar. We captured! over one hun
dreid Gsu,; which were nicely boiled.
It Was very lucky jjfor us, as the
heiit of the sun had melted! bur
cook stove and we! should have
goiie hungry. Is it hot out ou the
lakie? Wei', you just stay 011 land
during a hot spell I it you know
what's good for you!l Hid you say
lenionadi for two i-Dctroit Free
Press. 1 1 ...
$EXAS liAlLUOADyj. A Nbltl
eru man who receaitly : returned
frojn 5!exas tells iome amusing
stories of rail ay- service in jtle
LoteStar State. 'Oiie. road run
niug out of Houston posse8sed joue
locomotive and a sijngle train of
cars. The train wuld go to
lloiiston one day, and would go
to the other end off the lino the
liest day. The trains would run off
the: track occasionally, and then
thej passengers would have to
board wiih the nearest planter; for
a oiw days while theicars were lift
ed back on the rails.) The coudnc
torjeonsidered it a matter of only
ordinary politeness ( to stop the
tra hi- w'heu a lady desired to gath
er
wa
Richmond Dispatch from Danville,
Va.,jbearing date of the nth says:
A man calling himself John Cun
ningham, of Greensboro. N. C.
came here to-day and entered a
store', asking the clerk if his, sfe
was in good condition. He rep
resented himself ai agent of a safe
company.and authorized to ex-
.11 , - . ' ;
amine sales to see if they were
burgiar-proof. His actions were
susp;
over,
madi
cious, 'and he was turned
to-the police; To them he
i several conflicting state
ments', and was carried before ia
justice, who ordered him from
town. ! ' '
ie Democrat in Emr-k.yo.-4-
Last Wednesday evening a West
Market street boy bounded into
thie front passage, with his ha'ir a
ivet mop. while he smelt of tad
pohjs and water-lilies from the
solas of his bare feet up. .
'Tohn Henry," said his mother,
meeting him with a dangerous
glitter in her eye, and taking a
grif on his dripping locks, "you've
been in jswimming aain !" ?- 1
I flNot j a bit of it! mother; I've
peejji to'the Democratic Congres
sional Convention,' and it's the
sweat oozing outer me. '
Don't tell me ! This is regular
Rd'ck Creek sand all over your
. '!. .. -
scalp. :
Why, ma, that's hay-seed in
my hairand 1 m the farmers canr
didate
e'll float thr olil hnndantia, bovn,
! j We'll float the old liaiiilaiina ! " "
i j'Loofc here, young man, I want
nolfooling" and, unbuttoning his
jacket, sne tnrust a vigorous nana
down his back "here's rreck sand
rttfged all along your back-bone!''
Pshaw! ma, don't you know
lat that is ? It's the 'sand in
gizzard' breaking out. I'm
e of the 'unwashed.' 'unterrinpd'
Democracy ; '
VrU H'oat the oiii ; hainlaaua. Iio.vh, -
We'll-float theoM hiiiulanna .
'Well, you are not 'unwashed'
tliijs time, for a wonder, and as for'
Peing unternnea, 1 11 see wi:ac
(eftcjet a No. 4 slipper can have'V
aid for about five Greensbopo
ml: notes the air was' full of slipper.
sarid, dirt, gyrating arms and legs
id blood-curdling Jj ells: But,
after alj, in' the words! of .Maurice
TJhpmpson, "a boy's ways are the
wjilnd's ways, and the thoughts of
1
1 - 1 i i
been extricated from the ruins.
Other passengers jon the' specia
tfain which brought Mr. Sprinkjle
confirm his stateihcnts, and si
the affair was simflly horrible arid
beyond description
It scemfe that th trestle was
the time (undergoing repairs, and
the onrdhcer had reduced his
him, and all
changed into
wreckea train as thfcy Arrived in you let that man be plunged In
m. -"o.grr iiuu aiaii .Tpuwiiac city, ana we give our rcaaers trouble and have a grievous afnic-
"5t- m o ifesu-nciiOH. the beneht of the r storv. t ..:,f;.i .'
Tlirougrl. a Trestle SUtyreetJ oi. xt. t it rrL..' t. ...t. . . V i
IIlrh-Tfie Killed and Wond-1 L ' nara ice ings arc
ed. ! i L.-.- I at Hamilton, i-oudoun compass OnJ
The fast mail and bassern?er county Va., said he boarded the r-i
at Q lo Wed- UA1 HtKIM OF THE A1IIJTARY
evening and Connectedl 1VC iLv'in' 91 mc taie
south-bounci tr4in over Guard CaV lp and, animation to
our streets for an hour or two thi
I
speed on (approaching it, accord
ing toi the requirements, and was
running at; the rati; oft five milejs
an hoir 1 -whelp the trestle was
reached. ; All at oiice theengin
i:ih uuvyn, ca,rrying wun it Ulf
mail and express,! the first and
second class ,Cars, all of which
were crushed to splinters, splitting
the smoker' and
i ! I
ide (open. The two sleeper?
vere jlett standingon : the track
unharjmed. The people from faf
and nbal- heard the! terrible crash
and a ojneef hastened to the scene
to give Assistance tc the helpless
The IJJnited Press report of the!
acciden, sent fronj Alexandria
v a.,say.: "Thp Soutpcrn Express
No. 52, in charge bf Conductor
Taylor
and drfiwn by Engine No. 694,!
which .
la&t nidr'nt for
r
left Washington at 11:20
Danville and the
South, (over the Ricljmond & Dan
ville Railroad, Midland Division,
met wi
miles '
1 "
at 2o this morning. The
train cjonsistqd of seven cars, in
eluding mails cat1, three Pullman
w
1
my
cars, Ljaggagclcar and two p'asscn-
ctnd Engidcer Watkins,
r , - - - -
th a terrible accident two
Soutli of Orange tCourt
. . 1
overhanging
mighty precipice. He 6ot out as 1 V . ! Z
quickly as possible, ana made his f" P"
waybelowtoaskistin ji , -
recovering; those who had gone "Ox-Fames ETERNAL CAMP-
clown and removing thread and I iXG-GROUN.njX-Far back n the
injuredl 'Tha ' tirain, he said, was I past are-Wsh fined the dceds'of"
moving very slowly over the trcs- the brave men of one hundred
tie, slow enough for. thb flagman years ago; dim ire the pictures of
to get on the moving engine. ! their long-suffering patriotism,
'Did you examine the trestle their heroic en durante and tli;r
asked the unselfish devotion. Almost at
our doors thlcy marched and toil
ed and fougitlor the rich heritage
of a free republic bequeathed to
us; and onlthe other day the ,
eloquent tojnguc pf the, orator ,
wrought their .vindication, and
and note its condition ?"
reporter.
" Yes sir
1 1
t'and asi an
-
I did;" was the reply,
impartial main to both
ompany and killed and injured, I
think the railroad company should
be made to pay all damages and
Held to a strict accountability for
the killings Why, sir.f and he
spoke with animation, '.'there were
runen timocrs in tne trcstieand
I 1
the rotten wood bulged out where
the timbers broke.) I made a care
ful examination of the structure.
and am 'willing to make oath as
to its condition
Several other passengers were
intervjewed, and from them it was
earned that a freight tram had
just passed over the trestlejind
the engineer saw a burnirirr trestle
head.' He stopped to! out out
. -:. ----
gcr cab- ;
"At .i trestle known as Fancy's
trcstlci, a strpefiure sixty feet high,
the rri5iil carMiri. son e mysterious
way bpcame: derailed and left the
the trestle
nnnh if fhp hnfrfrirri
track, ibrcakincr idown
1 ..
anu pnlnn
car and engine,
safely Jcr&sscd.
p.-issepger cars
also pon the
which- had already
The rear car, the
And
cars
making a completd and fearful
wreck,- Lucki!
catcbJ
alnd
fire. ,-Th
the accident treated
1
consternation.
passengers were
rcctions in thie cr
escaped without
ajbby are long, long thoughts:" as
T6hn Henry passed out on the
xxck piazza he reached down and
drew- -out an old saddle-blanket
whlch he had padded in under his
cjothes; at a convenient place,'
tbsscd it into an empty closet,
a'nd went out toward the barn
1 . i
whistling:
"f)li, jriyc me hark my .fifteen -eent,
llnl give me hack my moiify ! "
tt'b'Ilmans fell
and
engine,
the train did not
e sutldenness of
the greatest
the helpless
thrown jp alTdi-
''ew, indeed,
rs.
hnjuijics of a more
or.le,s:s serious n. Uire Those not
seriously hurt inlmcci iafeiy began
1 1 e Broken Bank. Receiver
Dowd, ; of the -State National
iank, states that the aggregated
claims against the bank amonnt
o $46ojooo, and- that $300,000 of
the:! amount have been proved.
Tl4 total assets are not yct ac
Jcurately computed, as it is really
not known what certain real es
state; of the assets will bring when
Isold. The amounts and notes
dud the bank are being collected
easily for debtors. The receiver
say?; he will not push collection
bcfre September, at which time
. 1 1 .1 ...... . - r . .
pe nopes uiai paruts dnLi.-Hci
to-pass
assistance tney
t was-pitch
ttle effective
Word was
House and
ispatch.- was sent
wricking; train
the m'ean-
to render what
could, but as the nicrl
dark, thpyxoulq do
I work before dayjlightj
sent to Orange fCoirH
from a there a
I 1 . . ' !
left here at ''5:3b. In)
tinie the people! in tae neighbor
hood, and frpiin Oriange Court
House and Gordons Ville, hurried
to the scene and rendered all the
assistance in thqirrpojverr As far
ns can be asccr aint-c the killed
plumber 'seven! and tl e wounded
forty. I
1
;. "The killed are:--Hunter, of
Scotland; Cornelius Cox, A'ex
andria.'Va., Civ 1 engineer ;Pied
mont Air Line R. R.; jH. T. Whit
tington, Greensboro, NT. C. pos
tal clerk; 11. C. Urightwell, Pros
pect. Prince Kd-ard ( ounty; Va.,
postal clcrk; i unknow n woman,
white ;two unknown rien, white.
" I njur ed : pc nd uc t mr Taylor-,
internally; -Engineer Watkins,
scalded; Firema,n Kelly, sicaldcd
whom claims are held can pay
I ) ! -
them without inconvenience.
E ikeCTORS. Governor Scales
has appointed as State directors
for the I North Carolina railroad;
party a duty which they owed rrniut at r..,- Iwl- Wilmini. ! t ens. Its rnr duction here was
.Jit tn HllT-rPKiwttt I eritod citizen- t..,. x.r. ! ' i j 1 ! fiom Hayti. Its chief I stimulus
.i ( . r 1 - . . r . i"
ship aud patriotism? -"What
ot the Noitheru
1.1 ii.l-i-v. ua ti-nni the constant revo
iresl1nn;frt 1 .iartnerihin with the tea lutions iu llayti and Sau Domingo
The best representatives ot clean ,n'e trnstHi dt is a waste of and probably coffee culture reached
.....11 ..!; ...-.. .i;J. .,..,.- I .nat maturi-.il i ! 'its greatest nrosperity in Cuba
AllO. flUIICAM illl llfill'llll ir PUtilivil c us wimv ..w.,. o . -
him to stop the tram
small station, where
frit-Jills whom she waiited to visit
The conductor told jher that! he
w mld wait long enough to let her;
go aud dine with her friends, but;
as it was already iour nours oc
came through hundreds of i ich hind time she would have 1 to take'
. .. ' .it. n rmwc n ill nn writ hi
101- nuvu itij . w ...v": 1 f t r r I -
j few wild tiowefs along the j for a period of one year the lol
i. Oue day a .'lady requested Rowing gentlemen: John L. Mores
San Domingo by the French Hay
all night at ai) ji ,'rU ArmHad Rnrwell. of
she had someii u. i . i - . ', i-.--, .',.'
Charlotte ; i. vv. ; uranam, 01
HilhTborp;' W
the fire and sent a flagnian back
tj flag the passemger trlin. He
did stop the passenger train,
arded the engine and Went
down with the wreck.
The Midland Hrcck
jOrange Court House, July 1J.-1
"fie debris in the wrect which
occurred at Fat Nancy trestle yes
telay is being jrapidly cleared
away, aid on Monday night the
company anticipates . having the
trestle rebuilt, and ready
trains over. ' J
uMajor J. C II ill, raflrdad com
missioner, js here inspecting the
weck and closing looking into
aud inquiring the eause ot same.
V- Stanard Chapman,! A. O.
Apen, II.C. Newman, G. S. Win
loiv, W. 8. Gryones, and F.I1. Per
ry corouers jury,! dejiverjs'd their
vep-uici mis morning, to tno etiect
that the accident occurred jromde
festive timbers used in the trestle,
one juror, F.- B. Perry, not beng
satisfied jthat the jaceidetUp might
not havoj biappenUl fronj other
catises. " ";' ' .
The list o'f the Ulead up to the
Spresent Inbur are: ! Ii P. (Cortes,
iSHw une?ii8j aiieo irowp, I'liil
jjadelphia ;j H. T." Whittirigton, mail
jagpnt : Lddie Scmitt, iiewshov : K.
G.-?Cox, Alexandria ; Charles Fran
feisjf; Kngland; R.l N. Terrence,
Nonth Carolina; 1J.I C. IJ.idhtweli;
Inittl agent, aud oneUnaii unknown.
turoiu tliel)ail.v I'aM-fot of ri.-silu.v.
A QCKF-irCANrNE. Tjie fine
New Foundland dog of Mr-. Mayo
ivafe stirrejtl in his j martial spirit
ihi morning by the marcli of the
Guilford Grays, and after regard -
their gratcfu posterity sent their
acclamations of rejoicing toward
heaven. . 'jj -',!" I
The cchoc-s; have died away, .
and the grapd pld grove that shel
ters the Guilford Battle Ground is,
voiceless once more. Hut while j
the dead sleep, history gathers its i
treasures everywhere, and goes j
back even through the centuries ji
to complete its annal ,r : . )
A few days' ago Mr. Dennis, !
who lives adjjoining the Guilford
Battle Grounkl.Tound, in a gully
washed out by the rains, the bonci
consisting of skulls and teeth I
of two Continental soldiers,; to I
gcthcr with the brass button! I
showing their command, j For)
over a "century there i has been.'
their silent resting-place:
"Tiiko the WHiti of morniiiir.
Aim! Un ltnntui il-M-i-t pM-ro, , '
Or lorn thvwlf hi tlieeouliilUoilH won. In
W hero roll- the ( In-jron . ,
Yet tin- deiv) are therV'
. i
flng, tnc drum with, grave interest,
iccsampanied the command to the
depot with every manifestajtion of
qehght.
1,
The Ei'D. News has been rx-
1 t !
qcifed here that Potts, the mur
derer of Linckc, in Bcaulbrt coun
ty, jwho was to have been execu
tpdat 2:00 to-day, died at 12 m..
30m the effects of poison taken at
130 last hight. -Potts had been
respited, and this was his tccond
attempt at suicide, j . i
TflON.-
Tme WoriId Jogs O.v, Just
the Same. Horace Grceiy once
met a very ifritc gentleman on'
Chambers strcjt, N. Y., who, with
marks of much excitement, said: jj
Mr. Greclyvl have Must been
to your office anddiad your papef r
tnornmg s issUe I
stopped. After the article in this
4 not do
cou
anvthintr clse.4!
r"Good Lord! mv friend!", cxi
claimed the pld philosppher,l"you
surely haven t Ucfnc that! "f j
"Yes, sir fit jhasn't been half an
hour since I was at your office." j
"Well, 1 must say. rejoined
Mr. Grceiy (anjd ourrcadcrs must
understand that the old gentle
man's remarks were profusely em
bellished with pig d-r-ds "shaking
hands across tnc bloody chasm"),
"I think you mjiht have given me
a little warning" and turning on
his heel he hurried away. ;
A- few hours afterwards Mr.
Grccly met hii quondam patron
and saidsmili(igly: "Well, well,
youjjavc me a fright this morn
ing, but I thought you were cer
tainly joking v hen you said you
had stopped m paper."
"And so I dil, sir."- ( ' '
"Well, then the hands must
have tlisobeycd your orders as
soon-as your back was turned, for.
when Preached tier? I found the
presses whirling ilong, the, com
positors setting type, and every
thing at work as usual." i
'I , meant, n
the other passengers ito dine withs
hers, in order to keep tnem irom
making complaint to, the superinj
tendentof the roau. 9 xnis tpropo
and otherwise hiirt; IMggagje; mas
ter James Gopdinan, crushed and
wiU probably die; J. L. Walthall,
of Washington! D C, postal
clerk, both leg! brolcn; W. N.
Parrott, " Alberrfarle c sunty, Va.,
postal clerk, Cljiest crushed, may
die; J. j Q. Wesjt, Washington;,, D.
C, postal clerki crushed, will die;
Louis Jenkins, $f Lynchburg, Va.,
postal clerk, seriously injured; Z.
F. Kornegay, otj Jennings, LynlrhburgJ Va., pas-
dsboro; R.. VV. f Thomas, di-l se.ngcr,-d3adlyf.feurt; H 1'ptter-
Thomasville; M. -A.j Angler, of j field, Express! ajgent.b idly crush
DuriamJ General R F. Hoke, ofj cd." , j; , '
f. -. I j 1-4 ij htt?o Wr. Thf lora! sfrtbe of the Danville
mnJ anu ljuuaii ".ivov., - rn j . 1 ,
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Rale
, Wilmington. Q. M Busbee was j Register at onct sought an inter
appointed State proxy.
' view with the
Hon.
M. Finger and Rev. Geo
dt-rjin delivered speeches
1 .
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W.
assengers on the
Ayetteville's Joi.ijii ICA-
wrL 1 ),, uJ 1
town of Fayettcvillje was all alive
v it Ji political enthusiasm last
i. 1 t L - ! i1? 1 J r:
nigni. lion. u. o. rowiq, .iaj.
San
wit h
hWs, and there was a very large
tendance. i
Hi: has Jim: i) !Em. X
Ii Landreth, editor of the ''Farm-
R J y I t I -
rii d M ech a n ic ." r t cc n 1 1 y rc mo v -
e! froiir Orcensbofo to Walpyt
Cayej formally anriouuees' in his
ist! issue tKat he "bill in the fu-
ti rework strictly - under t ic Re
publican banner."
We never had any use lor the
R iiublicar party in j North Caxo
linabut it would not taki: much
nowto Make us feci a deep sym
pi t ly for tkosc peopje- Perhaps
scne of our readers! may halve had
a ltighborj who' by- his repeated
acts of , trespass, UpfricnclliiTCss;
& :1 has excited a feeling of real
eririity again strtiimself; and yet
Grccly, that I
had. stopped my subscription to
Now I feel
your paper.
"Oh! that indeed!
i
relieved. My dear sir," said old
Horace, laying
other's shouldct
cvolcntly into
ft a T .
nis nana upon me
and gazing ben- .
lis face, ("let me
tell you that the biggest man irt
all this world might jump up in
the air and clan his heels together
three times, anil whcnilhc came
down again ha wouldn't jar the"
earth one particle. It is1 made up
of too many people for anyone
individual to sc
the ears."
In the word.4
Cap'n Cuttle,
above remarks
cation of them ;P but they convey
. i . J, ! i ' !
a lesson to ijnosc people .who
spend their time on the margin of
all the others by
I , '
I 1
i
of the immortal
the bearing of the'
lies in the appli-
the pool, throw
water to watch
ng stones into the r
the ripples which
they make never reflecting that
the stone straightway sinks to the
forgotten, while
away even as the
bottom and is
the waves pass
evanescent breath on thcpolLhc
mirror.
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