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L0U1SBUHG, N. C, FRIDAY. AUGUST 4, 1876.
NO. 38.
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Church Directory.
Methodist CntniCn. Rev. F. h
eid, Pastor. Services. every abba.h
t 11 A. M. and 7 . 1 M.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
t 7 P. M.
Communion service the Second
.unday .in each month at u a. m.
Htcwar.r.s meeting Monday night
fter the second fcabbath in each
nonth.
Sabbath School every Sabbath at
SoVocfc P. M.
St. Pauls Episcopal CnCRcn.
rt;y. K. Dolloway, Ibctor.
.Services on the lirst and. third Sun
day in each month, morning aud
afternoon.
.Holy tommunion monthly on first
Sunday.
Sunday school every Sunday morii
Iii" at 0 o'clock.
Professiona Cards
TO CAPTAIN SETTLE, ' LATE C.
S. A., RADICAL CANDIDATE
FOK GOVENOK.
Sin:
You belong'to the best blood of
the State. Like your Confederate
and Judicial comrade Colonel Rod
man, you vero !)orn ati aristocrat.
You are no common man, sprung
from obscure parenrage. High sta
tion and wealth and tue Settle fam
ily are no strangers to each other.
Your father, whoe honored name
you bear in full adorned for years
the J udiciary of our State.
Time, and again you have been
honored by the confidence of the
people. An educated gentleman,
you were doubtless early proficient
ir
in the Legislature save that of the
allant and, chivalrous Fleming of
HoWan, who lxllly proclaimed that
no caucus could compel him to vote
for you under" such circumstances.
peat the story about the poor girl, but
it is needless to say I was forcibly re
minded of the time Then I heard you
confess and recant your treason to the
old Dsuiocrut party, I -tod and -is-
Poor Fleming! The gentlest, the tened to j.m that day, my fa-e hum-
purest, the bravest, the ino-t in-
:ng vi'h
.ia.e i:;nt ucij Wiiiiis cu
uld
corruptible of men, the most inle- be utt.-r,d in mci a place aud no mn
minded of patriots and the truest da r.j make a reply 1 Yet so it was.
of friends! Fitted by every quality That peech will be forgotten Captain
frf head and of heart to adorn the Traitor Settle ! Tue people of North
highest -position in the gift of the Carolina do not love traitors But
people, it fell to your lot my gallant still you thrived. You were made
comrade to lay down . your noble Speaker of the Senate and yo i wore
life for the laiul yon loved so well ! again elected Solicitor for district, and
You, Captain Settle,' and myself,
still survive ! The ways of Provi
dence are indeed pas, finding out.
us you went from county to county
you left strife and discord in your
wake, neighbor against neighbor and
brother against brother. You became
DAVIS & COOKE.
ATT'TSani COUNSELLORS at LAW
LOUISBUBO, FRANKLIN CO. N.O.
Will attend the Courts of Nash.Fraak.
lio, Granville, Warren,nnd Wake Coun
tii b, h!ho the Supreme Court of North
Carolina aud tue U. S. Circuit and Dis
nci Couitn. No. 7 tf
W. H. SPENCER.
ATTORNEY.
A. T Tj. A. "W,
You were elected and herein was
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in English history; at any rate I J your good fortune again apparent, a merciless prosecutor and a relentless
make bold to say that the example The Presidential election . took persecutor of those who, like yeursolf
of at least one most illustrious En- place in November but that (or had fought sgainst the old flag.
Hish character has been alamn un-' Solicitor, did not take place until Time r llei on. You were now a
to thy feet and a light unto thy path December, so that you had ample I "loyal man" though not yet a Radical
in every night of doubt and, uneer- J time, ample for you at least, to run 1 In the fall of 1807 a convention of
tainty that has co tue upon you. It off with Douglas and return to the your new ' rethren was held in Tucker
is unnecessary to say I refer to that I true fold before your election came Hall in Raleigh and adopted such ex-
emir ent British Divine, the Vicar of on. treine views that a division was made
The storm whose ominous mut- j and for a shrt time there was hope
terings had been heard and whose that a few would return to their senses,
black cloud had been seen, at last It was frequently reported that you
burst and with sudden fury over were opposed to Radicalism, and that
the whole country. The President the enicll of the negro was offensive to
of the United States called for your aristocratic white noitrils, that I
seventy-five ; thousand troops . to looked with some confidence to hear
Bray, him' who in every revolution
professed the tenets of the sect that
' 'held the best livings 'in England.'
No matter how "many might be
wrecked around him 'his bark al
ways came safely to shore. t
Comparatively a young man, for
hourly insulted aud hourly In -danger
of their lives from the bullets and bay
onets of lawless brigands, and - yon,
with all the power of the State at your
command, miserably, cowardly, traitor
ously left them to their fate Vj trfa!
by drum-heal court martial! And in
the face of all '.his you ask the people
of North Croliui to make you their
Governor! Do you renumber that
Canby no louger rules that our elec
tion rcturDS are no longer siut to
Charleston to be counted? May God
CumbcrlnntU
, Fayetteville Gatctte.
" Tint ctsnxKiiA
ITIOM CVXBtn-
UkXD.
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One of the delegates to the reccU
Radical State Convention at Ualerh
wh'di nominated Captain Settle of the
llrse Marines, and IJKlhouod Bill?
Saijth of Johnston, wis a negro. Mack
uMiimuii, ui umueriaua. ills voice
was potent lu that auffust bodv. and
he waa addressed as tbe rcntlcmen
iron uumbriand. Mack i a
To the Working Class.
We can turn Wb employment at wblclt
j on can make vtrj iare in your
own locabtief, without bciajg awty
from home ever night. Agota want
ed rn erery town and eovaty to take
sobacribera for The Cuiteaniil Record,
tbc targett publication tn the United
Bttes 10 pure co'.nmne; Cieaot
It Illoitrato.1; Terms cmly II per jear.
The Ilecud u r'eeotedto whatever l
of interest connected with the Cenlen-
very
nial year. The great Zjthlbitloa at
Philadelphia l fully illasUate4 la d-
Almighty m his infinite - goodness and .ly conT,QlioJ in Xortll Vagina PP, feel great interest la tbcirCoon!
mercy forgive you your great crime; or any where clo, hating just Uec "3' CotenoUl Birthday, and want to
the people of North Carolina never tried and bound over for a W and kww all about It. S a elegant patrK
will.
One of tiie Pfople.
On
OFFICE,
Xush Street, over
Brick Store.
Hawkins'
LOUISBURG N. C.
it. f. r.ULT.ocir;ju. t. t. mitchslu
Bullock & Mitcliell,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
. FflAKKLtNION, N. C.
Will practice in the courts of the 6th
judicial district.
Prompt attention given to the collec
lion of 'claims. No 50 tf
MEADE, ORR & CO.
Importers and Dealers in
HAltDW AltBj CUTLEHY
AND
twenty-five ears, 3ou have been
more or less promiuent before the
people. You were by birth and
education a Whig; your county of
Rockingham was largely Demo
cratic; you went to the "University
of the State and there -.you over
came your early prejudices ns your
naturally fine' niind was enlarged
and developed by its liberalizing
nr
quell f the insurrection." Your
response to this call was prompt
and vigorous. You raised a com
pany and with arms in your hands
became an insurgent. You defied
the Federal President and dis
owned the Federal fiag and bore a
Captain's commission in the insur
gent army.
A year passed. In 1862 when
came, you were
elected a full Colonel, but like Gallio
of old, you then cared for none of
those things. You could not com
mand, you said, men who were sol
diers by compulsion. You must
have a free troop or none at all.
You therefore resigned and came
home. 'Apui good fortune hail
onnrsA of study This was trulv the spring time
fortunate. The whole State had
also'becoiue Democratic and you
returned home, most opportunely
qualified for the position of private
Secretary to jour brother-inlaw,
that true man Governor David
Settle Heidi For a time Dcmo
cracv was jubilant and so was
Thomas Settle, Jr. The future lays tJavor.ca you. mus iar tne current
fair aud beautifuV before joa ftW i of popular feeling had been strong
sunshine lasted just long enough to against -the Federal Government
Ttintrr vrn thn Sr.lirnTrir fnv vrrnr but at that point there was a
CARRIAGE MATERIALS,
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Wlntelaw & Crowder,
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-WORKS,
District.- cnange. Just as mat leenng re
But fair weather conld-not last .ceived.its first shock, the Confed
aiway?. Portentous gns ofa erate Government made" men sol
terrible storin ovei cast Uio'whole Oiers hy compulsion and afforded
political horizon. With rare skill to your tender sensibilities excuse
you 0 trimmed your sails .is to for stepping out of a current that,
break its force. Still claiming to .fast becoming cold and muddy, was
be Democrat, vou followed in the carrying you out into an unknown
wnl'p nt vnnr fsvmilv rnnnop.t.inn. I SCUl
Hon. Stephen A. Douglas.
Douglas won vou were all richt. If 1 Aime rouea on mT- ia l
the Democrats - won, you were still- succeeded in quelling "the insurrec-
: nnmr.omt Tf tim finntirm t'on." The current had bj this time
.You
was run 1
race as
an insurgent
won, had you not aided them in
breaking down the Democratic
party! Verily, it wa3 a fine posi
tion you took
I But neither Democrats, Douglas
Corner Fayetteville and Dain Streets, j nor the Opposition won. The win
niug ; party, though marchingTm
And you wished
The Lcgis-
OrPOSITE THE
YARBOROUBH HOUSE
Raleigh. N-.C,
EP" Orders Solicited,
: i as not yet here.
to be Solicitor again.
lature met and you asked to be
again elected. In the caucus of
the Democratic members," held in
the Commons Hall, in the
turned in the opposite direction, and
flowed with euch violoncc that it was
like a ru?hiug, roaring, raging, moun
tain torrent. But the first thing re
cognized on the tumultuous waters
was the cheery bark of Thomas Settle
gliding on to calury and smoothly that
eveu had it hcla that poor girl.s un
fortunate babe, its slumbers would
have been undisturbed. The people
who for four years had made war upon
yo, the same people against whom
your third recantation. Bat the threat
ened divisiou filled, for colored suf
frage came and of course you and the
negroes then joiuod the Radical party.
Reconstruction and Rad ealism were
then jubilant and so were you. "Ex
celsior" wa? your motto. Upon the
sweaty back3 of your sable brettiren,
you who had only been Solicitor,
mounted to a seat 011 the bench of tha
Supreme t'ourt of North Caroliua. Nor
might' you be blamed. If a negro
could be a voter, might not a traitor
be Judge ? Your judgment and fore
sight wera admirable in matters politi
cal, and why might not you as readily
foresee the winning side in a legal con
test as the side in a political contest?
And then, too. Tourgee had induced
the Cunveution to abolish all that legal
lumber about pleading, and law and
equity, of which the heads of Gaston,
and Henderson, and Ruffin used to be
f o full. And so ib was. With aristo
cratic instinct you at once got above
the tommon ' negro herd. 'Nor were
you out of place, fcr when Scttlo be
came Judge, party became law. Pear
son also and. politics were one and in
separable R 'dman too an! Heade
were always lea-iy to obey partizan be
hests. You re no worse than the
vot and no better.
' Time rolled on. The terrible Kirk
war came on and with It camo the
crowning shame of your life. Men
might forget that you wore selfish and
timeserving; might forget that you
had betrayed and abandoned every po
litical party that you ever belonged to;
they might bury in oblivion the re
membrance that you shamefully shirk
ed when yenr native land, that had so
honored you,. was invaded by a merci
less foe; they might forget that you
Vnuco'sGrcnt Spoeoh nt
Xtiitliei-frxltoii.
Charlotte Observer.
He could say it without contra
diction . and he called ujku his
competitor not to dodge the issue
(but knew he would), that the Re
publican party had inaugurated a
system of corruption more wide
spread and infamous than any ever
known where the English language
is spoken. Like the Irishmen who
bit a cod fish ball, thinking it a bis
cuit, it didn't taste like any other
biscuit he had ever gotten hold of,
and after smacking his lips and
making many sorry faces, he ex
claimed, "Jim, d d if there ain't
-..l r 11 . .- I
ir V 1 ' ii VnmifTUD&' i printed fre to each, subscriber. It
Mack's exploits 1a that line really en- U entitled. In remembrance f tb,
Utle biai to a rlice on the State Radi- One Hundredth Anniversary o! the la.
cal ticket. by was not "the centle- dependence of the United States."
man from Cumberland selected to
6ize,'2S by SO Inrbe.
Any ne caa
bold t.p at least ikic fold of the starry wooe a succeailoi agent, lor tmt show
banner in the coming campaign J XhW?T Md J,cXr d "Jrede cf
u v n : t r-jfr . .t snbecrlbers are eat II j obtalne 1 everr-
Ti 7;e!!?vfb: whera- Ther. U wtwrin thai 5tt
TiIden Aance and Wadd.U Club; with p.y like- tbU'at preaeau We hare
a long list of vice president, at the manv areata who am tsakiev fcifc
ncaa 1 wuicu is Mr. J. U. Jjyrover, I ss 020 per day and cpwards. Now is
of the Gazette, - , , I the time: don't" deity. Remember it
The Democia'ic voters of Rockfhdi nothlog to give tea badam a
township are requested to ' meet at lriU for ?r ircnlart, , terms,
Rfish Villsge on S.turd.y, 5lU cf Z.
Aognst, for the purpose of organaing Complete outfit lr to tboee who di-
a iiiaenana vanoe uiaD lor tai caw- t dde t eagacp, I Farmer, and enrcttn
lea; iodthtlr tool and daasbteta make
tut very best, of agents. Addrcaa,
pa gn.i
i
ATm-Heol HnulT Story. IRE CENTENNIAL RECOUD
! Fort 1 and, U Io.
H .
In , of North Carolina, a gay
aud festive youth, carried a young Isdy
to a private dance. After dancing sev
eral setts, the young lady desired to be
5M
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. k ft V - - T A a "
i , 1 ... . . . . 1 At LnckiiDi? 01 mi ucua ni laibii
something rotten in my biscuit.- cuseu a snort wruie, that aLe might Cemmlssiooera of Franklin Coaaty ca
The Radical biscuit is cither rotten odulge in a d:p of snoff. After she the 3rd dty .! April 1878. Thsfol-
raxlically or radically roaen.. Great 1-1 been gone some lime, the young ebTrtffUot re,-
laughter and applause. He waa min vcnt afl,:r Dcr nJ desiring to ceive in the-tt:eBJent ol taiea, or
using Republican authority, and if r3""!1 concluded to ask permia- treaty Treasurer pay any
' . I .1.. I L'onntv OriUr itmrd twfnr tl i.t
sion in this wuo:
"Miss, will you condescend to de
scend so far beneath your native dig
nity, as to allow your most devoted ad
mirer, to present tbc digits of my fin
gers in that odoriferous vocabulary,
and from thence to excite a considera
ble degree of tidlation in my aHictory I pleaded in t r ot their t c r-
nerr'es-" ' .
F. 1. HAWKINS. Chairman.
it was .a lie, that party had told it.
The Curtis report of the gov
ernment expenses saya that the
whole expenses or the 30 crnnicnt,
for a period of seventy-two years,
was $1,581,000,000, and this inclu
ded tho Indian war, the Mexican
war and the war of 1812. - The ex
penses of the government, under
Republican rule, from I860 to 1815
(in time of peace), was $2,340,000,
0 00, nearly twice as much us the ex
pense for the period of seventy-two
years. Out of the, $4,500,000 col
lected by the civil service or the
revenue .officials, $1,500,000 never
reacned it3 destination; in the lan
guage of the import it waa lot.
Lost I Lost!! Is that the name
you give it up ucrc r oicc in
. . . . 1
the crowd, no; we call it stealing-) reply. "But; said tho fanner, "you
Suppose you hear your dogs bark I promised to pay when yoa got l ack
at niiht. aud hear vour eniekem, from New York.' '-VftlL I htb't
County Onter. isued before the lit
day o! April 18i3,
2nd. All persons hold a & irden t
od before that dste mntt prr cat the
fame to the Cuk ot this Board co or
before the 1st day ot Aoguit 1871,
that a record thereof maf be made;
snd-parties holding' ach orders, who
itfuse to so pieeot tbtm are brrrbv
notified thai the Statata ot liciii;'.u
nerves.
The girl said she knew one big word
and thought then was the time to use it,
and she said :
"Constantinople, would you have
taken the snuff?'
J. B.TUCKEB, Uerk.
Modest Yocxa Lady. Mr. II.
will you please transfer into my piste
from the deceased fowl soma of its arti
ficial intestines.
.''Is it not time that you paid me
that five dol:is? said the firmer to
his iieigluor.; uTaint due," was the
squall, and when you count thcra
next inorning-and-your old domi
nccker ben don't come up!. Do
you say she is lost ? Shouts of
laughter and
the Indian who
iRgton city and couldn't find his
hotel. Ho leaned against the
lamp post and said "poor Indian
lost, me no find hotel; no, Indian
not lost, - hotel lost; Indian here.'
Money not lost. It is in the pock-
been, was the reply.
Mark Twain, speaking of a new
raoqa to netting, write.- MTha day
19 coining wnen we riau ait unuer onr
cries of no! Like W " ,cLh aneJ Jber peaeefullj erate aoldier after the w
. ,,,, ; eK lu utsomfitcd flies dob togetb- to bis borne, st bich he flad
got drunk ia W ash- CT an j uke h at of tU toin-uUr douu. u front ol .the
When you reflect that at picnics
one hundred years ago it was the
custom for the girl3 to stand up In
a row and let the men kls them all
good bye, all this enthusiasm about
national
progress seems to be a
cts of the revenue o racers, , Roars I grave mlstakc.
of laughter, cries of that's exx
But to excuse their own stealin'
At a young ladies seminary, dp r-
confessed and publicly called yourbelt that partJ alleges that some Demo- of the 'mc-trwnisi'n fapils wai
a traitor; might overlook your alliance cratshave also stolen. Well, the Interrogates: Mary, did llartin
with heirrocs and vour association whh: Radical paity held the keys and Luther die a natarardeathr 'No.
OOUEIEE
JOB OFFICE.
We have added to our stock a splen
did JOU PRESS, with an elegant
(election of type ot the latest styles,
and we are now prepared to do
1860, you made a speech recanting
your errors and apologizing for
your wanderings. I was present
at that caucus. I have in my
mind's eye now, your tall, graceful
figure an d'your commanding form,
as you renewed your fealty to the
Democratic party, which, it is need
less to say, then controlled the
Legislature.
I well remember the classic and
elegant manner in which . you re
ferred to your error, It was for
cible too. You said you were like
5 winter of four years before, you had so valiantly Ue wrpet.baggcr8 wbo ovemn Jonr had no business to let
1 recanting taken up arms were now triumph. I ce but never so lobe as 'vou and fL'LJ?.
in the neatest and best manner.
Si vnn nnl nnt apnrl vnnr TOR
WORK North, for we will do itiust a the poor girl when severely rebuk
well and cheap as you can get it else- ed by her stern mother for an in
wbcre I discretion that re&ultod in an un-
BETTER HEADS,
ENVELOPES,
lue winning side that tor tour .years
had been marching ea, was actually
hfire last and no mistake and you wcro
again jubilant. . -
; AConvoMion, si-called assembled'
and you were one of its prominent
members. It met in that same Com
mons' Hall where you told the chaste
and pathetic story of that p:or girl.
In that same Commons Hall, for tho
Caubv Constitution had not then
changed its name, it was again my for-
tuuo to be present when you made an
other celebrated speech, that in which
you confessed yourself a conscious trait
or to your flag aad to your country.
authorized grandchild for the old ut, though a conscious traitor, you
State, but never so long as ' you and
they shall Hvoj will - citizens - of North
treasury so that nobodv can handle
the fund3 except the officer. His
them steal. I was tho reply, hc was exconmu-
guani tne l mcatel by a bulLr
Tbe cultivation of such manaers.as
Carolina either forget or forgive your opponent would evade the Ihing ball express all the best fetlbgt, the
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j E. . lUCHTEIU
"Watclimnkcr and Jcw
i clcr.
FIHE WUhr n-l Jewelry of the U
5Linnf;rtorstKl at tt lowwt rrW.
All woik iktvouaIIx attefMled to aud war
ranted. tl UHrannortBL,reUrkbarr.T
1 THE J-0ST CAUSE.
I A MAGNIFICENT rictnre Hxlt
i aches in sire, printed on heavy plita
psper. beautllol in design and artistic
ia execution. , It reprennta a coated
ar rrtornlac
dads loaely aad
rained cot
tage, telling a aad tale of the atscrks
ot wari arc two graves with radt cxeea.
e, oa one of which some frtesd'y hand
baa bong a girl sod. ' To the right the
Calm rlrer aad the -mia; moon ladl
cate pece and rrst. Tat star, sera
through the trees, represent the boeth.
era 'Cross.. .H is a-pVetsre that Ut
touch every Sutbera heart aad sbosld
find a place la every "Sob tb era hme.
5e&t by mail tooontul on a roller ai '
post paid, m receipt et 23 eta, or
three fat ce&tj.
j Address Joit Ecaow& Co.,
I PcblLvben, Driito, Teas,
i AgtaU'waated cyetjwbtre to sail
our cheap aad popular pictarw, f3 ta
1 10 peda eatilj aaaJ-. 2o potty
leaired aatil piarei are soli, $cai
Stamp for cataUe aad tetaa.
shameful conduct when you ' a sworn su.c3 oftneaay and appeal to their
Judge,, sworn to administer tho law "Vi
honesdy and impartul.y. abandoned furyf firo an,j bhxalshdl fhut out
them, in the hour of their extremity, I from the sight and buried along
to the mercy of Kirk and his cut throats, with the bloody shirt. Wo wanted
When you and your Radical brethren Pcacc an'1 we' would have had it
cn the bench real or pretended fear k j lh
crouched down before Kirk s insolent I of the war.
;ibcs like a pack of whipped curs, you
noblest thoQghta, the refreahmeat and
the grace of the mind and the heart la
a thing which ' cacao? - be too highly
thought ot nor set about two soon.
Labor conquers all t blags. Every
thing that we do has to hsva a certain
amount of labor expended on it, to
bnag It to a state ol perfection. How
ever difficult it may appear, however
1872.
187C
C1EDS,
fcc.
lady; aud all you had to say was
that if you had had a baby it was
a mighty little , one," and you
hoped to be excused. You .wero
excused and nominated and re
ceived the vote of every Democrat
denied that you had been a willing
traitor. You declared that when you
stood by the dy iug bed of your honored
father, no greater agony wrenched your
soul than that you felt when you aban
doned the old flag, You did not re
set your own seals to your own shame
and to your own infamy. Did you
fear or did you only feign to fear ! In
18 GO you hesitated not to take up arms
against tho Federal Government. How
was it, then, that iu 1S70 a single Ten
nessee cut-throat could by a few indo
lent words strike down all the manhood
ic you? Shame, oh shame, lb here is
thy blush? Friends, Vinsmeo, fellow
citizeqs all, were in vile dungeons, hud
dled together iu tnid-summcr's heat,
"Excuse this bit of sarcasm,' said I impoubleit msy seem to be, remember
Smith to Jon, Lot I must say that
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