(Carclina lUnkOmni?,
I SVMSIipitv, KHIDAY NOV. 17.1
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' SOUi'II CAROLINA,
It appears f-om various accounts, jhas
bceii thorott; My victimized and plun
dered ly the harpies generated by a
corrupt fedc al government and sent
swarming throughout the South on re
construct ion missions. She is bank
rupted by tlJrc whom she desired i?ot,
but were objured to accept as her Til
lers. She is (trampled and torn by it he
mwer engacu to.protect ana cherisi,
their homes needlessly and wrongfully,
to strange lands Jo avoid the .so-called
jutice of ti e federal authority, abu
sively cxertd. Hcjf frrends navel no
Jover to help her, and so she is friend -ess.
It is another example of the
wolf an 1 th? lamb at the-strealn : ihe
wolf wanted a meal, and therefore 'a
l' J 1 A : . i fl ' 1
carry the rtvep.t elections and his dwn
t next year, snd therefore a diversry
war in Sou h Carolina by which to
" bag" the northern States.
But is tl ere no renmly for tllcse
alarming evils? Surely there 4 in
the liands of the people, if they will
gternly and (vigorously apply it. (in
the South that remedy is, for ev)erv
free-born w I i t e m'a n o stand fi r m 1 V
i .i ... i . r . k '.
together, am
10 vote as a unit acratnst
siHulsmcji and corrupt ion ists of what
ever name. Root' them xr.it, and put
the government, tate and Fedcfal,
into the ban Is of -wise anl grwxl men,
and ccae not to pray that they rpav
be kept from falling. Failing in this,
where may we look for deliverance
from speedy anate'iy pnd ruin. I
MUflCIPAL CORRUPTION
In Brooklyn, N. Y., has just eomq to
Ji&ht v4ich j tlie World says exceeds
that of the 'Jfammany rin. Republi
cans and Democrats are united in the.
yillaiiiychaAred. The most asttmfad-
jng lrauds in the administration! of
city a.tlairs are alledsod. Citv oilictals
wliosrfealarijs arc two' nr three thfm
guiid pejr annunj arg' known to j-be
spending th)usaiids per mnntli ; aj'id
others are ki own to be draw ing h.fge
monthly! pay who are rendering no
services :o tile city.
The people have' appointed a citiien
investigation 'committee to examine
into they 3 chirgcs ind bring out tlie
facts. Another ring 4s therefore jin
danger o(" ex )osurc. But -what pood
Xvill it do, in less the rruiltv ones Arc
Severely pirWishe(V Ifor, their crime! ?
llf all sinlh oilender 8 wort; strimip 5nf
j ih6ir ill-bottpn property and locked
I up in the penitentiary for life, thclrc
i jvouhl be giojund for hop!ig that this
! &iant evil might be arrested. It i a
i vile spawn f r m the cess-pools of ecfr
; nipt ion ai Washington which, spreajl
i ing thence, h: s crept into almost every
department o public service ihjnfthe
I highest to1 thej lowest. Let iSW Yol k
;ttnd Brooklyn make fodihal jvbs-hi'
; their thieves, jand they will have rejii
I dered an invaluable service-to the
jvholc countrj by blurting a ball which
j every honest man in tlie land will help
I to keep rolling until thieves and cor
Jjuptioiiists shMl be driven into! holes
and dens, beybnd the pale of decent
eocictyj 1 :
A WORD FOIt N ATI VK X0RT1I
I CAROLINIANS. j
A correspondent of the N. C Pretdtf-
terian, (himself -a member of thi, I
byteiian Church,) ppeakiug of the election
of Professors for Davidson College, trutjh
fally remarks :
, " Davidson Cnllegq onplit to he a jrreut
deal better known and de iror to T.,rll.
Carolinians that it ij Th.r it cu Po
little interest online of it own imm. dMje
locality, is mainly us own f luit. It hU
never been a H ictly Nun!. Cmoliiia (n
etijution. South! Ciirojina influence at oU
time,, and Virgiiji influor.ee at another,
have mainly prevailed in her coiiiihel..i
ller patronnce irs been chiefly tmm
Carolina. Hvr feeling a,d uicjudicW
fturt intercfts all tend that way. j
j This baa been a rerioB blunder ajbd
iti effects ard itn in beHiraittd patnih
and pr'ncip.il rrputatbn. Il;ividsii
Trustees will pcrp (uiU. that Uuuic-lfif
they put any bat NorthiVolinuna in lb
T4cancie now to be filled. TUn tLould
CI "ol aViy teat hfTH, but il
p)Mibletbcir own graliiatci.. Take youLg
T'uu ,cl grow n,to their placi
Tf c i , .....
i vur ocuoois and Ctdleges are always
be supplied with Ti
to
- aim i iu
fcisors from abroad!, tto.one need be ...r
pijsed. tbat partnu will prefer to pend
tucir cinioien abroad f.r e.l.citioa. Th
Sectarian m.-inorr . i
;.Tan r"..ii oi
:or
...UpW.. wiicge wiii coutiuuc to maid
jits prosperity. Good bess men ou4t
tolbe Mlccle4.witii.jtrf rrgard to Churfk
riauons. wc are interested in the sb-
ccis of Davidson: College, au(1 tiivrvtL
cohy the extract jabove tmm the PresbV-
tor Un. Charlotte Democrat. I
The Prcshytcrum of a later date CX
jtroVcrts some of the positions taken in tlie
ill T extract, and g,ves a very clear and
ipatlsfactoryexpla iatiou of lit happetls
ftlmt Davidson I Cbllege should have ex
hibited feelings ad prejudices and inter
Prti tending toward Sou.h Carolina. TiL
'ri8LyterUns of tlut State stenned fA
afd and helned to pat.ibit.K i...;t I
!!' I j . x-'aviusoil
fo ip and that too after iu projector!
bjtt Jailed ta secure Substantial aid from
iiu tjrn brethren iu onr oivn'State. Tb
dordial relation, subsisting between the!
ai relation suhwstnig betreen these
jb'vrhren of North W South 0andina 4 I
abpjvn to be naturhl, and. the influence I
farted by dhc latter in Dtvidson, no
ports than could teasooably be expected!
? t
4i
i i
line Jyncu fruit l rade-ik ew persons
j j .. j . i-
eeu Iiee in our midst, where a large
bp.-inee U done in dried fruits, have any
icfea of tie magnitude of th trnde or its
cmmerial importance. AVb learn from
oie of I oar merchants, : wbose ; oppor
tunities Jtave enabled him tD amvalan-l
pfoximle estimates iu this H'lalion, tlialj
tiis par of the Slate, (we mean froij
dreenebfjro' Westward,) has sold ioi
b's tba$ 8,000 barrels of dried fi tilts thi
year, th largest part o!
biackbefrit-s. Avoraffinir
it cofipitutj! o
these 6000 bills J
I j -- o ? r
at 200 ls. each, we lmv thtj rntfiid snmj
. , fi0fQ00 ,bs. , AuJ ef.traatii)g
frjiiirs atan average- of 10 cjts. per t. it
atiioantir to $160,000 as the faluel of thej
djitd if nit crop of only a few ot th
a . ' i i 'i
cduntiesliir Western N. Gatolina; Now!
wp:en tt consider that much! the largest
portion )f this trade is in black berries; rt
sonttfuons production, reqaiiing r.o (il-f
i ? i . i . . i . i i - . i
t rjre, ana mat me iaoor oi gmuering and
for market is almost
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etiiely pei formed by a c!; of I peji-
je ubnf for heavier farm wloik, fwe can
bi'gin tc realist the value of! this 1 soarcti
- i" i .- r ' " i Tt
of incoiiie, which, mifil sirce the war,
wjis tioJeven thought of. TJie demand is
steady. nd is likely to be so for pifttiy
v ars!tocoiue, subject, of colirse, ho siictt
Hicti(Ht)ns in the price as ae found at
tndiiigthe prices of ...other . Commodities.
fad iuhis view of the subject, ye dotibt
nf)t improved methods of securing the
clop ahi of increasing its vilnef ! will J
ffund otit and piacticed. t'cibaps ti t!
tme may come when it will p-y to select
Mie swa tesiana to-st variety ot hemes i
ahd cultivate tbem. We hfve h- ard it
s:ggestd that worn put grounds can be"" ""borilinaieB, UetiutC thry were rudi-
ahd leafing time to do tha work
(
All
timers;iknow that "brier oatchen" are.
I
neialfjy rich, and nearly all odrwhi!
b; H is!ae fruit be trers. I - j
Tl.Jjf i :j ' , . i
I 1 lies tacts and suggestion?, m iv lead
t, I , J . -i".
0heis; better qualified to look -ditto die
ajd'r-cii and offer somethirjg: of m e '
jr tctiiul value to the public.! CerMmlfv.
tt lias cuw to pass that blackberries Je.
. li.N j 1 1 ..!,.:, JM
imt to be despised when it is bhown whfit I
1 i - ., - ,1 1
uin ffy co,,lr,b"lc to Hip annual i j
c.rae dj those who own th lands ad I
A i iJ3 ' ;7.
play theftaxes.
I i
j JThe citizens of Iredell have orginizd
41 Agrultural, Manat;icturiig and
4autca Association. The j4lUwiiu ate!
the officers eh cted lor theyeijr. ! h
I Presidait. Dr. Hugh Kelly ; iVice Presli-i
d'uts, Tpos. A. Wait, iiayue 'pavfe,! Jolju
lavid!,oi, Isaac Harris, J. V. Williams, A.
U. Toinijii, lVier Little, 1 13 J Chambers,'
U. F. 81ieppetd, A. 0. Sharne, fcj. IL Stiinti.
Jir.hii Sefzer, U. I. ilcDowieilj J'. llervey
btevensou : TriMisury, P. C, Ckrlldu i Sec
rftary 1 li. Drake. ;j ; ! :
I Weajjpeud also, part of the IprdKeedins'a
bad at tile meeting when the brgauizatioii
u8 madf, to wit : 1 i
I Dr. J.! f. Lone andLR. F. Simoutun. EanI1
Ifaviug iiadeau ofiVr of suitable grduuds tor
iluldiijj ie aauual Fairs if tlieHssiHiutioiii,
l'ceof ei-aige, the same was acclpttld, and a
cmmittie of the following getlelneu wai
iJppointell to select the location: j c. . Carl-i
f.n. T. A. Price, aud G. W. Cb pley, au
lender tfeir report at the next meeting. f
I On iiitiou, the following geetiemeu wiri
aupointtli a commit ee- to (iiat'da 4"sl',u4
tou audiliy-Laws for the overiiuu iit of Ui'q
Associatlou, to be presented 4t th uexi
ineetingl P. C Carlton, li. F.i Simoutouj
and W.SlWCabi well. Eaqrs, - r
On motion, the uext nveeting shall he
Deiu a' t-iie Court-house iu ctatevilleou th
first Aiopilav 111 December, ldl7J
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I uu motion, an. invitation was extended lif
every fafiner. mauufactuier. auu 'ntcliauie ni
;ie eouifty to he preselit at the next meeting
id the Association, 00 tbe jfilfct 'ifoudaji
u Decefi.be ; that 1!
I llou AHdersou Mitchell be requested to
deliver iin atl.lres t. tl.-j, t i. 1 i.ih
Mrg Hid Johu Davidson. Lso.i W-.- ai.H-VJr
l ointed L commute ,r.I, A U ; 1 5
t r - " uis nour:
I . Western X. C. Railroad SrHl i of
iii:-tois At a -meeting oi ihiI)i e4
Jors anjnnted by thoGoverror forth
Vm Divioa of the West. X. C. ibilroad. al
Morganfou on Monday the 6th it., (he toll
fowingaentlemen were chosen bv (he lirivatl
ter.kluid(-rs: Col. N. VV. Womffij,, Dr J. K
i9' U f,ltrainS uad I- sh iver, El
fh2.f n i&nt of the Hoard otlDtr&torst
i Tliese.ncwly-elected -ollicers will :u (,lKJ
take-stcjHto take the Itoad from Ihe control
jot the directory appointed bv Miiirsi War!
jren and Jarvis, on the part of tifedcneral
Asc:nl)y.. - .j jU j ,
' 1 The liriiowinsr centlempn- ros4nI.:....i
by the 5 over a Jr. Directors for tt.n k,J....f
jDivisiort ot the Western VC., iho inet al
jalaive al ilorganton i i l
r..Jj rr , r"::aur ucm- uz j.j.3iott
iq., ot Ireddl, rep., State' pruxv.
-o-
friIE UKIK8 IN THK Fi)ira
1 COURT
u f ve heretof,
...... A. .11 1 . J! i
ie facttlnit the
rr- tueu arjentton fp
juries 1 r ihe IT..;...a
:rtatt1(,rcii.Col.t it, thi, Statelhave n.,
eeniec.ed accordi, to lawi,h,. a j
jno iu4Kike about
v au" iweihavl
oursejves to pxarnine die act
n ref, renco to the matter, a.i
jtrouhlk
fcongr
ti.id 1
i our e atcnicnta a, a it , .
a. is hiiiv ana in
1 H Jiriea- have been! selected Ind cnJI
moned llv Umjna,.l. .l u 1 J? .
.if naa. select..!
who,n l Mdc-asedaWrat his nleasW "it
i"' "aHone this with the sanction Xt ,h&
J idg. , was stated bv them i iii.i
term 0 Ihe court. V V 1
UuttecordiiQ to Inw: iliu ..K:JN.i'
flie statute, as well as it ..;,;. it- l
J,4T J eiatute provides
lirCAd liiliiio (1.... a.
tetms that the inrifa ,1... 1.
in ex-
hall be hclected a,,d T - Jl .fM,rr
-C I ' as ueariy as:
oiay be .kccarduis t6 thi mn.. e.t..i.l.
under ihici, iurie, :'iz:iiTr
, . . 1 1 j .v uiiiHici ior tiie
l''ghest Joaru in the state where? the cir.
CUir CojUEt BUS. Wherein lor.o ...13
Ibe law
o provides and the terms of tin?
t-. iicin.; a. 11. hhutbrd, Esq., bf Ca
Idem.; k L. Patterson, Ksq., of Forsvth ,et
Capt. AC F. -Crab,, of MclJoweiL E !n &
Rr Urencsa
Vtatatee jare unmistakable and strict. The
tereral statutory pro i.-i'i;3 ou tlie suljeet
may be found in Brighiluy's Driest of
the Statutes of ibe Unitd Slates, on
pag'8 21 and 792.
The juries for the circuit court, then,
must bej drawn, as nearly as may be, as
they are drawn in this state for our supe
rior courts, and it is ibeJ p!;si:i duty of the
judges i tlie United Stales cnrts to
nuke all necessary orders tor that pur
pose. j
Now jwe ask all men, if it is not
sliaiig'alarming ano shocking that the
judges t the federal court have put
themselves and the ni irclial over the plain
act of congress, iudivd Miij inlcd and
subverted it in its letter and jfpiiil X W e
Itave iiHnud and cannot learn th.it there
a fha-iiow of authority fir their extra
oidu.Hiy connect in this respect ; and we
chail uige any ot the npoh.gi.-t.- lor the
conduct of the con it at the late term, to
point uU! or show any lawful sanction for
what the tourt and tnarshal did iu st-k-ct-ing
the jury.
The l.ue term Vas an adjourned term
for the avowt-d purpose of Irving persons
chargi-d with kuktux ofleiist-s. 'J'lu-jury
used at the regular term was dischnrgvd
contrary to all usage and nihoiiiy, and
the marshal, a violent radical, wa scnl
out under ii.s:rnctioi:s from theafi.Hi;tiit
district attorney, lo select and ettnim:m a
new jury io try the kukiux. . All the cir
cotnstawcea' ctnnected with the apjvi t
meiu ol the term of ihe couri, the seiecti.n
of the jury the action of the counsel fur
the prosecution, and the coi.duct of the
tiials, showed to the satiefacliou of every
body w ho at all intended to see f .iily, a
set purpose to uvike the trials assume a
puittitnl asjti'Ct lor rat'ital parly purposes.
in this view, i he radical Lnaohai selected
juryjhe sulks of whom as appeared
by iiffiuaVit and the otier to pro e it hv
tlie clearest evidence were rad.euls se
bctcd and summoned by the mir-hal auti !
vus neo Hie court came oii, tins
'vijijr, sip euievicu, was VIUHlClltjll
a-i a whole, f.ir the ruii. ui .i-.l . I..,-
ie causes Mt.iteil
the court: noiwitMimli. .,' r,., ..,...
O-.gress to which we have n.-fVi red.
a:il i he wiliul and partizm conduct of
tlie tiiai thal, refufeil to sustain t he ch il-
i i I (
lenge or to hear lestiuionv abouuhe mat-
tr. I
Tlds comluct, we underlakn to av,
waH onlRfgeous as well s;s unlawful, and
iU ttaH rt' gg'vah d, eau-e there
Wa no appeal to a higher tontt finm the
, 1 . , r r. ,
r.Un g nt ibese judges.' It is manifest
,.at the jmrties chared .before the curt.
w bother i guilty or innocent, under such
circumstiUiCt p, could have no J.tir m.ti
impartial tii.d as lhe'con'tit u' ion and lawn
of tt.eii country provhie for t em. And
we bilieve and trust that no good man of
any pai'ty will Mi.-taiu such rxtraordiuarv,
l.lgli-liundcd and unlawful conduct
n i
th.- part of the court and all connected
with ihes.e trials.
rl he important, question preaonts itsi ll
here: is there no remedy for this outrage
Upon every one who ha? huiness bef.ue
the federal court, the dispo inn of i!iicli
requires llf intervention; of ;1 jury? .Tt it
possible that the court tiiay ihtis suspend
the act of couprets and there is tio appeal,
navrelief? Such juries so M-h-cted aud
packed may convict a gudty man they
are just as apt to tiivietan inucccnt mm
ttiey are st heted to convict, in cotitta
venlion of tight as uell us the spiiit and
genias of our system of trial. ;
e are told there is no ojh'uJ, no rc
Iff lhat those brought b tore this couii
must submit. 1'ut we su-g-si that th. re
is a remedy, and those interested oti-hi
to use it at once. L-t co::,, ,-
Memoratiztd on th
e sut ice. and tee if
lhat body will endorse such action oji th
part of the c urt h the nation see bow
their laws are snpenedd ami public rights
trill, d w ilh. Xo true or j.-st. tin -at. s should
be spm Utu give this mat'erthat pr. .
mi euce and coti'ideiatioii.1 i-s hi-h im
porta. ee me iU. We ha e .lorn' oul dut v
ana snail continue to do it re -ml
r uri h.j i
threats ai d consequejices. l(tl. Scntiml
OUK NEXT COVKHNOi:
. . V '? l;xrv-"r or a nun dosdv
' ideuti-
Utfi
ie liiiiit-trial: intere- 01 t!,e .Slate.
Too
m i..'n n n .Norm t aroioi'i t....... ,1
con t rid of the pn.nf j ohiici..,,. ;,t..i loo iiu-i
Have tat-imea:id sine, the Lrawiiaml ,..
off of the land had lode, hi, its ovei ,:m.
t.ii -l!0.i.d Ik-so no hm.-. r, .-m-l no Un.r time
iso:!erel h-r Us , wrrif.iun than ri.-i,: ,,..w
je.!-n,inT wiil bri,, a en.isin our ,.o!i,UK
!t will the In- M-tnwU ihvr ihe AlJ.x retu;e
Camvd In- ,he U:,.;,nN in lhe .U.h,,t ol Lonv, n
nm last Ahuust is ,., ii. ni.iihiai.ud, or le iol
I -7 qi:rp.,le poiiin- ti ir f.;i Mrei,-i. ,
ley Hi tbeir foil v,.ie I v.m.cra. v w.ii ,(!r. iv
trnrntiui. Jt U.!.,ve , nor ,lire lllita
.0 d.-vU.p ; every eiKry a.,.1 make eerv 01
K.n.l..,tv ML Win, well i-alcnbud ,0 ;.Ct ,
tm an brinvi,lem hv the lh r:,uc i
M-J vrt,v. paitv Muha man for (;ove,, ,.r .',.
srure the u,. , li:t. hltl(, .
0 the St.- ? A ho elects y.mr (.overe.o, It
1 en. if your vo!. areneees.ry to ktep m.th
fabric ..f Koven.mct, wlly n,ny not hra I
;-eliuI into exMe,,.-eto priori,, ,he hiche-t
.lsnctif.ns of p.veri ment ? There h- i,!e L i.
V.'F St'kcri'i '"! ' educated fan..;r,K dal
VU- me m r.o di-re-pect to ihe proiV-si. nd ir.er
of our .Stajte when we- say that cl.tim
o.V..t to le held in abeyance until Ihe ui-:-
-la-ed. j At the prentltime an .du..d
nd ac. ompl,-Uri Turner with some , xitWv e
. l i he aIia:rs would be them, aUi!:.:,l.
m,n .r the T.mn. He .,,Ui Menre H I rwe
. o ,:ber o votes ,h no .,ber r.,.d:da. lonhl
uel. Jides, m ,he secre of rhd.t, Mali a m;u.
would env chum on the nomi,,,, i-o, ve, '
. .. we now u could J.blv foil 10
. :iKf"u .e (-'--- f North i-a.
Executive orF.ce.
fcuch a n.an as we have mentioned-, lcr
headed, practical, upright, cnnK-ienti, J.
filter, a busmen man of liheral ,n,
he war a p,nt itJ ,im e te ,
ffJ P, ' J ' f eomhe eonutv a
former nicmkr of the State Senate and r e of
the most sucjful farmer, i North c'r ,
W present hi. name, ns the hoh-e of hl
cjl buMne and io, kinC men of the Stale a.
Uttlkboro Advance' ""w,u"c eonventiou.-
Cap . posT, of Xewton, has sent us
bythehanUfAlr.j.B.lAKERj ;!
men ezrs of Cornraised bv hiln on
virg.n.bdttom land, near tI1.1t nl
nicasunno- 12 inches, win. i '
rows. He gathered 450 bushel,
acrea. "
DON'T IiE DISCOURAGED-
;When the Democratic or conservative
party was victorious in hi? State nnd the
prospect was good for a filial overthrow of the
Kep-tblican or Radical arty, th better class
of; people generally seemed to be in good
spirits and cheerful in view of ttie future,
llttt now, siure reverses have befallen the
opponets of IJadicaiism, irany perrons who
talked big and denounced every man who
was unwilling to ruu into extremes, are
cowed arid discouraged and talk gloomily
and say the country is ruined. To such we
would ay dou't be discouraged. Stand up
for what is ri.ht and do right. The gre iter
the reverses aud tlie glootni-r tlie provpert.
the greater the necessity for firmness and de
votion io correct nnuriples.
Although the Uepnblicau party Beems to
he gaiuii g streiJijlh. f.nd 'although portions
of the surrounding count ry have been con
siderably injured by KuKInx operations and
consequently military arrests, yet the coun
try is not ruined, aud is far from beiuc ruin
ed. T!ios who work will win, and those
who play and sit aud stand about in idleness
utteriiia doleful lamentations w ill lose and
to to dotrnetton l'ej before the couutry is
seriously atfeered by the rule of bad men.
We are sometime? astonished at hearing
gitd iuteliiuent men give way to gloom v
feeling!, and utter language which, if the
heliexe, will -nd tlie-n to commit suicide jn"
leS9 they nntter nnre ctmrage. It is no
time to s-.rap horses when a man is in the
middle f the stream, and neither is it the
proper time to lose courage wheu the dau
ger is great.
This is a gtw.wl country and is not ruined
and must lot he ruined. Don't be disrour.
aged. f..r the day will surely oome when I'ro
vilence will place t!ie (4overtiment in t!se
hands of g r.( men. and the ra.-calswho are
gujlty of criiee of ai;y sort will he punished.
H'ti while trustitife- iu i'rovideuce keep .iir
powder dry rk fr the pght and d'.u't
'ive up the ship. Don't be discimraged.
"Troih crusliTTl to earth shall rie a;ain,
The eternal y(;. (i (i0l are hers;
B.u error, woimdv-tt, writjies who pain,
And clin auion lar woriii.jKT-."
If you believe th.se li es thm't be d!s-conra-ed.
Sutli.-ieiit unto tlie day is the
evil thereof." Democrat
TIIP: STATE DE1JT.
Since the eh we of the war th- debt of the
State of North Carolina lm h.-n largely iu
cread (to about .4l),(K)lJ.(i. ) and tl.ei eo-
po-i. ixe ueiiv.,1 no material ben-hi fro o I
1 iierefore
he done ?
th
e ipie.-tioii arisen what ouht to
11
a rated and set ImI from
r.u ihr irujivi fii-iu lie i-eii
that contr.ici cil v
tiwiudlers Vi:d advei,tnrers ivho have thrt
jlteMate fr stealing all tliey could lay
haud up'Ui 1
We never owned a tate Bond of any sort
and are not personally interested but as a
tax-payer and a North Can dip au Ve
Hie ailMons to ha lliu S,..,.. .l..i..
j.Iaced ufM.n such a ba-is as will euai !e the
people to ri.l themselves of a heavy burden
and at the same time pay honest l.-l ;s.
"tM-oi'V iir ii tiiiii.ri, 1 1.. .i.i ; ... r
the Jia!eit;h North ('.
el iroin
irt.liuiati.
h'r the i, im
pose, merely, of direct in the attention of
tax-payers and business teen to the matter:
thai lot tee Democrat
Thk I)i:rt of
0 i
THE STATi: !'r.iiii th..
Tor; iiCMiu
ng rejx.rt ol' t', Auditor of n-ih';.-
acc..uits. l ai pars that tlie land valu ot'tiie
tate with all improvements is only about
eighty millions, while the HM-eiuiio d debt of
the tate w'.th accrued interest about f.,rtv
millions dollars.
The paym.ut of this vast su:n of money,
in the euibai rased :lIrM backward Mate of
our peoj,! and the cri) y' .1 condition ..four
re ..trees, is simply imj,o:bie. at,d hence no
creditor c.pcct dollar for dollar of the j.a
per heihohh. nor can hunia i ingenuity de
vise appropvi.t'e means fi.rthe hil! vim nts
i tin ii.-t.t. ii'T any .-;tem ..f h cihiti-
m-Mik-ru law-makini; com.,. it.
ou or
The holders of our Stite Ih.uus. beinc for
the .i..t part business men. have bunj been
ready for almo-t any arra'ica ent the State
n i-ht in L'x.d faith prop,.,.... at.d b. lievin -th..t
a iiimhie xpenee h.-tt.r than a sh.w
shiili' they a e ready lor ueh honorable
ai rat'ir. nteu' now; and one ..f the verv tirt
....
IS to ill Ml Jlie. l
'Mouiuuil .It I1 'I V I
I
It tiiee ried t.ifs
I p-.n Die Leiri-iature at t'l.e a.-proHe.Sii:K
s. l-;..u .h-roK.v. the duty ,.f iraiiit. ., (,'n
of hom.ia'.le adj.i.-lmeiit ..f t' e :r.. .U!,t.
('poll tiie 1
a duty i.eVcTed aid j..,!-., d .- er h: ihcla-t'
Neiou. The -.nly plan of :f.!:l ,b,t i
e.iTi !-T..M-M USe, I ut ,o oii- of li
"Mi ot ii.rnl
cm: j n.ti.ise easy to the debtor but lair tot.,
e re.
I lie .--.'a'e :e!,t will rep.;r,. ,-l,,.e J.
kin
I. 'to aud carelu! bai-.ihi Tin
Col. tract-. 1
ext.-:
p: 1 si
over i..:i.,v ...... .1 .... ..-1
11 1 .-. 'i 1. er 1 ,
1 r ' V Ues dM ir.. v-jir. 1 .li-....l. r
a ret
c: c
fihiiirial ruin hii! .! .) ail.m. The
mj.a;:c 8 utid -r w hich tl.U .tia I. 1
fo leiiit'ily ii;. r. aed w'.ihin tlie j-n.-t f w
y;,rs mu.t he r.-vie ,ed. aildeverv pul ii.-r-Xeut
fiom the b. iri..!,;, of th,. wartll.ti'i
ti
w t.itiy v. . ii ;.,.! ... 1, .id-red, that 1. .'-
l!at
th weii ri editors tear co u
lii! reai'.iti nj ,
f th
A ..... . K .... 1
late is 1 ci it, . .
. i"titini,ii jii mi.i.-;i riie
a pp-fKT appreciatiou of
tiie cri-is thr..nh which
he h,ii i--d
1 . .
lh :t a ia:.. n.-i.ts tli
e U.-t)f 111 ,i.-t I..- fins.
.-!He. Thai
wh'ch it;is created behue th
r hum of cause uke
value, while the manner
election, aud the miu.h
pi ecede'liCe iM Io j(
and inatis of its
o 11 otiey reaiiz.-il
fr.-IM tM- side of new 1
K'U'tS ll.ll.st III U t..T ' I ,
,'- l-ht as bimliug obligation f.r
more than value received.
(u the pa t..f the Lesii-'ature tie who'e
matter shoui.i be at o.;. e j ,Ced in the hat, s
iu ae niimtt.-e of co,,.,,. tn' au 1 .iUiut. n s' -ed
fi. at c.ers. vihoe di.ty it shall be to
T.i:c tufo every e:rriiir:t.,nev attendii K th.
creri u and increa-e of the public d. bt
who. after aseeitaii ii t the actual diti-ii
there,,!. s.houl.Uubmii a ,dau snyettit-K M
pro roa of c.ucproii i-e.
Iu .he mem,,,,,,.- the r.ejhiture fchoul.
K e out to the world by oleu,U resohllio,,
H.e ni.a!:erabfe deTei mii.r.,n f .....
io .ii.a .... .. . . . ... i i
" "e il ..f l., r H,
every puid-.e obhjjaiiou r.tii
i.n V.
ti Uk..u them:
. - .... kiiiiip iiii;ij r
r,.r tl.u fi.tii... I
...... jfi.ff.t
a lory ol N- rt i
....... ...h uepenus ,. : ,.,, . r j,, v (.h
fliesld meet the tiuancial crisis that i. no
npou her.
It is reported that the Pope Intend
to aI.aiM.lim IJome. It is an old ru
mor but it survives repetition from
week to week until now it assumes
more Hie gcmblance of trutli. It is
stated upon French authority in tlie
rV 1. World, that the castle of Pau
m the Lower Pyrenes of Franco, has
Uen pluectl at the disposal uf his Ho
liness by president Thiers, alter vainly
endeavoring to dissuade the old man
irom I,w purposc.to leave his ancient
seat lau is a classic and historical
city of 20,000 inhabitants, health and
aim, aim is doubtless a good enouHi
place for any body who wants to lead
a qmct life.
said iucreae; but. as the 15., m. or oblitf . ! ,,til'"'1, f"!'l'cs to arrest public corrup- 1 ' " J- i . r y'-anl U Wi,V' ' V i t - ..
tions of the .State are outstan i i I tion, put down public .obU y, pieve ,t ' tZl 0 T" ""''i U:'n' "'-1 At,,,hVr r:,d,tfal CaUor. Mr- A r
,...r,ant that some arranj. ..e'mr : 1 offic. f aud S briery and VrJn !aki fee'r; Z T" t ' il"lJ"A
-nent ,huld he made by the Lecture or If the o,k .lops'with N,W Yo.k, lh,- I lr, i. 7i Vre and in V "rv 'Otloii aCi on groa.Ua ,d;-n:ic.i. ,
by auienuuient to,),, .State coniiiutiori. j Republicans, i,,ead of lie.nhnst. ati,, - U't n end. thty ,i U Le i-o, -id.r.,! s ! ' e v-cuV til y Mr. lleati.e; ai.4
I ..e I"-'"e cannot pay a tax at ;.re,;t (. ,h. ir detestation ot rorr..,..5l.. w '1 ....i I il" !o-l. The I nunr..U aod Un.rv,:i ,4MS "as com.eci! bimreif ;th a tltw 1
n.. I" . . .i ,riv. ".11 Ol.i,
... ii I. t-ir-.i ill I in it iu .................. . i .
... nii.ur i , ran i Ml lllla.rteT
. ruE war ox conu.urrioN.
I3y the nirl of Democrats rio were dis
gusted w iih Uiug tyranny and corruption,
the IJepnblicaus have succeeded iu carry
ing New Yoik, and their organs aboni.d
in swelling tributes to the purity, virtue
and patriotism of the great iltepublican
party." Tbeie is somctbinjf ;auKst heav
enly in the symphonies thatj they chant.
They feel that they have fiught the good
figlu and are entitled to a crewn of glory.
I here was something; horrible; to them in
Democratic corruption, and Id Tammany
frauds. They could not sleep sound ot
uiglws so long us Tweed and ibis associ
atcs had the handling of tntinev. Their
virtue was offended, thiir h'tiiiity outrag
ed. Now that Tammany has bqeu brouglil
to grief they have good appetites, t heir
digestion is good, :hey can tleep well
for thir sensitive corif ciencei are easy..
But how about the fraud and corruption
in i heir own party ? D. they trieati to stop
at Tamm iny ? What about, i.e thiev
ii g carpet baggers" w ho havi-robbed the
"u.h .f two hundred ni llion's td tlollai s f
What about the Federal officials who are
daily ami houily coalmining theft on t'n
tieasuiy ? What ftbon: the h falcations
aud f-ieacln s of trust that folJi,w each oth
er ii!i such rapid: Iv ? The teahrg b
tlie iarnmany thn ven does ud altogether
anrmut to mote tha: tr.enfy tn llions,
nh:le th.u committed by K. publican
thieves amount to more than 100 mill
ion, (two hi.Yidp d milli-ms io ih 3omh
eru Slates lu-ui one item). A e th se
villainies right bec-tus.t they have been
co innitted by R. ; uhlicans T ? Purely they
who were so much shocked by Democial
ic phindeih.-gs, for which theV say they
I !
o t i.pooMOie, ouglit to UU Still
more shocked bv the ro:uii(sof llu ir
own paii v associates, for which they aie
responsible
Is th. Reform n. vemeut," as they
teirn it, which w as commenced iu New
York to s'op thre, or will they extend it
to other communities and tu ike it the
grand qmstion in ti e Presidential elec
tion ? 1). rnocrats United, with K.-publi-cai.s
to elh ct the puiifitauoii of N. Voi k
t-oitic- ; will Kepublicans row in icw,ih
lJeimx-rats and C
have sho ;i ht .r
'ailis.:i..-iiiji, and will
have commifed upon the Inneist Ib-tuo-crtts
who icuted ith thein a greaier
fraud ih tn any vnmmiited by Tanim.io v ;
they wiil h ive shown that'rh ir preten
tions to virtue w re all a h.un and a
cheat, and lh.it their aim w.14 not to vin
dicate jmrity and hon sty, but to u-cover
political ascendancy in lh- Kjrj iie State.
liicltmoml Whiy.
ri'ECII OK llfiv lii vrn.v imiv.v.v
This
,,,,..,,, . . . . , . ,
nt!i runt, on Ik.;,,- cailrd to the chiir.1.
at the great Dahiuiure iiivli-n.dior i:
l.'.'f I I1.T
I sau! :
There is one cot.sidt-rn tion, howi-vr, of a Ren-
c..o u.uure, w.icti hi,o ..i1 pci.i.uie the people
thai the ,.arty in ,-,v,cr, I.-.mitv, H.ul ex.!.,-
live, liave not, sine" I lie Uri:. i n.n i.n kit ihe w ir
...i ..... i i.i . '
..'o.ioo'icreo i if vo . rinnet.c
eo .-iy ol m.n, nor .o'tarl Vi,. luZ
vnl-i.d m m, ban r .irttd hix arm jin-t The .
thorily l the Cnited States,
ite. Ii.e Judiciary of
mt at ..:. e r.i.i-tiuil
.ch I.ad UeninndHll -
er Miue a.liKii.i.ie-reel
the L'nited Slates w.ih al:
in eat.'i ot Hie Mutes which
i"i), aid they have ever
. 1 .
iru ir liineiions, without reMi..Hii. e. Ail
the fort in th? Slater have rmiained in
po-ei.n of the (Jovernmeiit. Our commer
cial marine viiu every Southern j-.rl iti.oui
oj.-o-tii..n, : i.d n ,.nle thtre a-, m anv of il e
oilier i.rt of the country, the l.JCt liie I .
Stale- h.,d been administered w it i.ixit oj j si
lion, and tl general a. k.-.ow:,,;, lncm ol
authority of the L'nit.d Mwti- ami ol j;v
of ao.vM.m. e hn- everywhere jretuiirri. Ki ii
ha- its toiv.rnor, U :i-. .tore and juduirv, and
h:n eiia. led and adm inirtc.-t d iu. cvtu ;la w- rv-co-roiinkT
il,ro.;-i...i ihe puaro.M.i.i au-.b.'ritv
o theCui .. No. withstanding ail t..i th.-v nt
n WMibjccitd not only to o; orcivr b .t
to laws which 1 thii.k'are in .iir- cot.W;ct mhh
hr ( on-dtu ion ot the L'nited Slu-m. and iii
l... ir r...t ue OeMraelive to ihe lite riioiol the
S f,'r n'm cor,,'"t having brought
''h'u a 'e...raii.. of K,HKi tV.-ii,., w,,ica co?od
ivc b
I'll iicioi... (,-ti.l l.w 1 r 1 ! J....I ..
la.ion il mw-uiw, the e' j i uf oe el u.,.
k art ow M.ijrcitu io the vrcHte-t com e.v
,, e ..ppr..-.;..n. ai,d :,re e,., r.ght- i,.lf, Ul
the 11 oJ oiti'M.i'i.nJi.n.i.. i.ti.
t,teti l.v In.- I e ...1 I .-
. Mao-
u.eln-ei Ve
are m: u.-.oiv trv.ited' aa if the
h. re ,,01 Ml ot the L i.ion, a..l an -nh eM."
(.1 to ,ii tl,e j,,wer not eoLurr-y lijou tnc
U..uerat l.ve.-n e;il jow.r, wi.h b-.o..- Io
...rut .0 lone o; u:e i.oii
........ . ,
oMiKKI Heif
11.
'""-'"'"I"" e.;-riiv l.r..v irl i-ir
T; ri-iv
j-wer- not .id.-!! toU.eLniod
r r
tint " t e
.... .
Lie I on-.itiiin n nor ro!.i.Ked
l.v
a are
rre I Vi ij to lh-
.ee ll.telillv
or to ii-.'
who- i hi
Now a Mud 1. 1 tw,', morei..
if. i..rt eu.an r . .IZ
j'f w
d manner in ni.', S itl iC'.l
carry ii f ii .ii, .-.real w.r-iih the iVn-ti-in:i.m,
a.d iii.i.i..tt with tTt.rj u, c;Tl,
poir.l i:hfty. IU n,.ur ii,ejMi
..i l o-r. - ..h of A,.ril 1.171, e-aile.l i he Ku
Mi;I !aw- iu ..rt to ei.fc.ree th
j rov.-i..n. o the to.irt.-er.th ainmdn.-ru to th,
I oitumum of the L i;iu-. ...:e-, at.r! f.,r otf,t r
p.it..w." Il w:. I ih a. thT.;0(,,v au.
Il.oritv iwe-erled lor li.14 1 .w a. it
Let u.t hew ;,,Vw7at tt -T t r
vUicn in ,i.c !aw i. w:,i, b i iVi FtinM "f r A
.y the 1'roi.h r.t i., er . n , ,f
ran,, Af.r iivUiidi;!,;;; r,;:
rii. a tiu.kr :le r.u,t . d ,;m. , Jr,,...,i I.
t t .
... ....... e.o aciM.i, M,.-t U. wr,,..
i.ane to a cr,.i..n.il , r..i ui.U, ii i.,ovidis
: ...i in imam ra-. m.t, lu.mI in U. .i,i
l.ca.lejte.1 eflVii,.aM.a'l U- detird: a rei
bon ac .il'the L nitcl .Sale-, uinl .iUji.rf the
e. , r.. ol H M.f .-vil relieilioll, atol irb-
... oiiiiw. .-iere it niav . x it
derit.
U.e 1
h. n in hi- in !:
rri-
.'iu. Ul the M.Uk- a.,f. I.
a I r..
wrli ,.f i.L..: . .. ht
:r- ii. i a iiIh nz. .1 i.. .,,. . a .. . J
.-. , t i,e met that audi rk
llln n n.-y be overtiirown."
It wiil Wu fio.n IU- title f the act that
the only warrant ase. rud for il i ihe f.iirt.-t.th
aui.n.liu. i.t. The inferenit fn-oi thi i, thu
m Ihe i-id-.,.,lt ofC..,.r(..H, icd-j'ct of that
amendment, no such an:.oritv mhiW foend
Now, th.,. r.. iK ,-,.r.c.,U., lr, n,r fr , ,,
exam r.e mto tbe nie-.mii K of that part of the
ouruenih auiendn.. i.t r. Iie.1 i.j.on. l:ael.i.ie
m the tirt -anion, in connection with the tif.J.
section, Colore... ha anmed the iH.wer Io
J.a- the act. IW ihat part "of the Ut -tction it
wprov..!e.J that " no M ,te ,hal make or en
force any law which hn!l abridge the privilcjr-c-
or immni.iih-.of ciiii-n of the L'niied Stat,--nor
Khali any State !. ,. rive anv r.n of lit, '
mr , or proi-rty ,ihont .lui-i.r,' rt: l .w;
nor deny f r per within lis j-itUiicio. t
the ecjual protection of the law-." jr . !
W lion " Consn. hnll hre .-.wo- A.r
(onsre. i-hall !truii',.,nr.
by appropriate lefculalion, the pnivUionaoflhi. !
...riT
artnie
It will thu l uten that alat
M w irul.il.itwl
in tiie ptvtion of the fin-t Mctic
" no State " i.hall do the act prol
The net of the-upenion of the writ f habeas
eorpw nd the declaration of martial law it to
llace the Sute and it citiztna without any ae-
oi.sei Vatives . to fjuill
purity, constitutional or otherwise. For, was
forrectly Mated by the Duke of Wellington,
martial law i no law at all." It is the mere
will of the tomrnnndt-r, and during its continu
ance is an unmixed deiiotiitm. -- tun tlie people
fflhe United States be no blind and so forgetful
tf the numerous dulirs which they owe to the
pien who achieved our freedom m aoy longer
fo permit a continuance in power of the party
by which such a law lias bten passed ami i be
Inr enforced ? It ha been itl by an tnghh
tiun that our people are more ind liferent to the
hnimrtance and value of the writ of Unbent cor
pi than his country, for our did not hint! id,
obtain it by-force, in other words fight for iu
f The right secured by tnir Coniitulion are,
n substance, but a transcript of the conitii
(ion.il ru;ht of Kngiand, and espwially i that
flie cn?e with regard to the writ of Jkateou? cwtjhia.
!any of the rights are included in rt land'
treat Charter, was obtained, sword in hand fn m
ling John, and our contitutional provision in
Relation to the writ in ojertion i taken nlmoM
in wrd, from the hnbtar r,rpu4 Jet of Chsrle
II. 1 feel i-ati-fxd that it stah a law as tlieone
b I have examined, and sue h sr. execution of it a
his niw going on in South 1'arolina, w;u p;.ed
T t!ie ryf Rtih I arli.munt; and w so nfortei
iHy the prt-rnnient, the j-eopie of that tvtintry
'Wiruld wild one voice, drire Iroru tower all the
.partus coneerntd in tt.
: Are Aner:e.ins I- dc voted to lilertv than
be nu'ject of her M.je-ty ? (Vn wc, who of
jien Ua-t. and ht n tourc wiili trutli, thst we are
j.jn.oug the freest, if not lire free-l cople on
jitr:ii, rjlmit to such Jeiciohuion, or will we not
jw'icn t!ie proper time com is to sjeak through
jib'.- lal!ot brx,miiti c ne Voice iIim. nrtl frt.ni hw
f tho-e w!io have nlm-t 1 and are alia-in tlie
ltt -:.crel provi-ions if our eonMtit itin and
Me dearest rights of our freemen? I not the
fight which i- now Intiu denh-d in Smth f.ir
ifinaoneof the rmw vital to pditical anl civil
frecde.m? !us J i f-rt exUt whtre sr.ih a
iLlit is l-!iiid? It must be very char to the
rompreheri-ioTi of any residing ran that il
7tinct. In the word- of Ilia, ketone h'uaelf
j !:e a-lv.ei e f Ktronoveinmn.tsand (he war
'"d .in .il e Mip.,r; r ..' the proro-.-aiivci-of tiie
I :lrown, in rrf.-rrir --j to the value ol the writ. " if
wire on. v kfl in U ,-o.rer of even ,1
it i.i i-:.-:r.i:e io inn ri)ii ..rbi'ranlr u
h.uh-
nrev-
iT he or f.i i.'r.rcr- I bought proji r t :, in b ranee
j U daily pr:i. :iced f-v iln-l'n.wn,j there woul.l
4h.ii If au end of all other rights anJ imrauni
js. In conclusion, I have but a few word tosar,
hd then I submit to the mature conddcmtioii
f the (.vntknitn w ho m.iy couiixe the con eir
ton which ii to aWmhlr hereafter, wnd who are
pped to tne re-efrt ti n f (irsnt.
T! e U-t :ml prectdicrj Pr.-xi.ier.tial rr.ritv:
' "oi: Id I hive no ii.;Kt. :.tTf been "-.Ci --fti! if
convrnu.-n by trl i, j. ihe car.Jidatis in op
fuion to the re-t!Miion .f.Mr. IJr.ct.ln and
are U.m.I, I think, in di.ti p.r.d ,-. r; .in .,l.
.jini.,ci m vital to nr:r,-, to.b.-l ov with
lie present. ih:, I think, is dcms.ndi-d. i.'thev
Hve any regard for t lie- future.
For l.'.e Cur'lnn II VvAmaa.
Thomas ii i.r, N. c, I
Nov. Huh. 11.
Jfr. Elilor : Having cat :,N..u forx.nie time
i Tain ser.h f.ir a Miitahlesu! jec-t on which to
tt.T th power of my feeble jer., I bare at lt
ride n ilesd hull, and com, to .,.,.,.,.. .1
1 oitrr.:ipMtK n, to d.i-h von down iln.:. Ut.,
(. ' ...x. , tAKi
e inj.r-.vtment an. i.rocre-ior, of ci r
. ' .. 1 . . f 1 C,'r
. i ' i'1" i.'it n '.r. dear me. I.'n
U t, desr me. I t'o
J rJ know where to U(in, for there i m much to
islv ih.it I really pet o-r.fu . d. nd thiie--crewd
? . '
! iuY
my hca 1 wiocii I L;? IcMMr..,,
1 T '"' 0v ,n "rt "!!:fni rtUn I can wri e
Ufcjrn Ii.n. .My m- 'iirr i,.!J nie lh t
U.'rn h. ii.
- "V "V ' M
' a',.,l-,r' .v. r hen tey rn;e pet .the pt.irt of
" ircation can t il. j. ihcm. H .wcvtr y. u
: ia not U- surprU tb.-.t I e,t l-.tl . rel i
whlr, I rn,u.ni f, ,h-,t ln
i u .- I 1 ,u 'V1
vije nnt'u i: ;;'.e m
oet in ev.al r.ink rT
cr ah. ad i.f Ik r
m rS fl .: 'n ii, ;fh!.r. 1 ..
, - r. r- ... '
h;Mbe-way, for M,rIie y,ar, rn.t haTe j4.n
hither looking .!..u on her even -V the lotJy
c.fle Ker i!(,wn fr..ia his actial Krvh on t!
inoTc humble part of cn-atiun. I'u to Lu
"intiw.
The Tobacco Cuctory, owned by J. R. K.-n,
J'.)., i- r.-.win full blat, and fr.ru what I ran
near, i r.oing a m-hirir Lu-it1M S
uct e-s to
If. cntert rM.-c j r.-prlctor. At
j ri t r cr
town con!
..... i-haci, orv-.n't
toc. it h, ,vtrv tuvch like the d.-n.ai.ds
and re..'!:r. m r t- i f our
I-4.'Opl ou-iii tu be
, ei: 11. d,
j l"1'" iil Manufacfirimjire doin x rrxni btl
riMH:-z i-.i i.iilv n
well a- at any other pr, lV-r.ce tlie war (ur
Codce i now m,hr .! e man ,g, met of il.
. V---i'dr-, ar. i ire rn re.ir.1 re.rtii tJw.t 1
hate beard i it. rin?. Mr ; . i
. . .. . , 1 . " -r""-
-."i.eo, iua-...u..i 1 ..-ni lera.in; nnd tn;! an!
ahfcr ir -trt:ctor.
lie Crruinly deerve il.a m-
l.-.-rprse of ii tht- who have d.vij.trrs to e..'-
netje. i.ore i not a more desirable luA.--iti
-n
111 ll.e . -lie :.- a fin.ii t ri! il.r. Ti
vi.h- for it . :
itik.
' "' .ie.ama,e i.e.arv
rVt lT,he.:,r:;l!,r M of ,,ui.i!
.a....:. . 1.. ' T 'iir '.oil rti r 1 aw .t. 1
. ' BT ' "r CTt r t r-l er a:.d Ihe h,- . .
mesinol !.!id.Ii:v trmv -l... ..... i i ' V
- .. . . " ' -l
i '"V"". U'9 U T '
v' -oi.i eHri.ina.
CAKLUTA I HANGONI.
J TI I h V A T 1 UN A L G L'A li D,
-n..- u rmro, -tnrt Hd.t,e. and mi
it try ;ih-,, :i,r..,flX nri.rt.of AiJtru
K.dua.u it,.,.;,,,. Ue,t fcth.., i:0;J
ih IM in lh rmf.f -u . . . . . I .
" uriiA.
:mi
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r. I
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' ' t'iThe Va , " ,? Kr'"Wn r11''
j w'tie ! " Wl" "V' --rvt
riS1 - - - u -
ey l.SI.w.,u,;,L(iajU
; iM Wi,;h ' iet; ted to
...V U iM'C .U..1 .,!l of ti..- ..,, h . .1
ilin, :r.
l .3-7 ' " ' v e'--""1'- 1 l-eau
nU AIHl. .lll i.-L iiilil. ....I .
LetiSb. :u put .h-wn
o:orr.
K.t
lotJlrt no ou. rin.ii.:,; Ui U n-!. il.unew
Ah4-au a-. u.tie.11 Mta f,;:t .
a . . Wl. I L I te W
;.. iv;.
.-id? it U feHii.d th.U il ohutu if. . - ...v"'
VT It pf'-j-tirT. to cv.iirol tl vjn.-;ioi m
V - -' w vat my
, - v - win.
iv.t-Nj .f- K .i t. .
It will .. 1. ... . li
hf Attend, d iL'o il I.. . w. .-
for (J. l'r.iJ. iiiial ieiiion next year V ajV ;d "f ,,"r" JUnl ,,;", '.W-
Uh the LraiNh.tuffe of . Stat v wi'.er thtrr ar I r' ;,, of c"t'le, ano rc ' 1
no JtiinX afc..inht ac. h -i, tir- lu enc i ' uf N"' 1 'i'' 41 l .d ' H
Mitewah heavy naliit, ttd-t! m. that l' 1 "nuh f'd! t Setter, xli la a 'i I
rn.y;U put down. We tall i.pcjuj tl . i-ou'rV I ,-lw,-n d a ihisai.d ...h f ,,f
hie Ihere ar uch law., to tjJSl tj ' ' !"'-Hor U"ru.T"n rl liear. i.t I : 1 -'5
entrce.1. Vt ;.e:,k not n a pani.4,'- we L f-rrj"'" 'tiu ; wane Thirtr peil..b f b-'-in
tJ.e interest of p.-u, ars I order.' It ! a," 1! fc,-r J,c,,bol. and Kit. bin f. "
the J:.i!ir:V party not intt uJ to pi nUrTi'! n,n:'-'' !''r U.-h- Ickj titiio . t. e.
own criiniiiaU. " It i i:-lf ij4t. ' ,t . T, rrn ir .U k... j;, ,.n div of .vr.
.i.ir.iKer of crim-. 1, Jive. .-,,'l ,1 JUiKM' 1I IIAIlHINlif I:. C-
it-e.f by the :,-er.cv of the darkeM of i
crmn .viro-i the t onst iu:uf,
It na virnmUv hrov.t
Aiadrica. M'Uvtiuyt.jH .Var.
l ll.e (i.iiiitrr
rcpuUiie-at.i-u
i a
Jlrat i ThiH S ,fi,
,r J4. 1V i I 1 V
TM "
day wan heavy
rB!M-ciallv wen
l1'"' irAlii tCtloiiK in Cotton lare r.-. i. ho..,
l?ly or'4 humliid and fih v bah n, the
hipheft prdnt atl.iin. d lh m iou. 'II...
cnt?v tnc, f lUleioh are live men which
th xbi coition ruaiket in the State or
lonntrv. Jook at the auot.iiinn.-l.;i.
er lv odds than any other market in the
world. JBaktpi Carolinian.
A CURIOUS SUUMARINK VEstL
A submarine vessel has been
by aa Italian who lately exhibited h
isfactorily at li ra, in the Bay of X, t1
in the presence c( leading men
Italian naval scientific and civil s
The invention consists of wrou ht X'
plate, divided into ihtee mpj, J
of Inch the lowest conuinr 1.OO0 jr.
of ballast ; the second or middle ch
b.-r is prepared to ccomavdaie t0 4
s ns; the third or uppermost cLimb
filled with comprrtfed a' 'fj,: r ,
prisse-d air, by n-.n. t,f ingenioa.'
chmery, is capable of supply,,-
sufScienl to sutuiu tLe lite cj u th
kos for fifty hours. At oue of th ".T
tiperimenis, this vessel deseeded
distance of thirty eight f-ttUm, 1
the surface ot the water., and tCl; "T -sabtnerged
ruiuntea without U.
slightest discomfort Lein ltI- ,
by the navigators. Tie sc,fi' '.
ot luv ballast serves u, rtuil) ,1. 'J
in an uptight position, and pcru!urjf
simple m.irhm.ry enables it lo m 7
any dm etiou. An attached illum t , '
airangetnt-nt renders obi,xtf wj-j '
U.ge area pe.fcclly viable. 11,
of lrLe, "'or s to have for tov
ih.nesof cl.flrrut opacities; w.c r -ori
b,h.ug another for s,K)t,ge .nd
h.hins (requ.nng a deeper descent) 4tl
oilier f eipb.rii.g su,.k.-n veg, U 41 i
lastly, one for scientific inve:igriya 'm
waihko purposes.
A liUtiD sl(JX.
Among those who opp,- the callofg
fttate Convention by popular vote, uue
weie more pronounced and ui.n-leutii
ih.m Mr. llearne, at that ttme i'jj
.ditor of the Iclcyram MeAIlWV ..
however, tlie editor Oct Lied 1.
day to day, tb it he was iu f4V0r of
icloiuuii.g the Constitution in we knows
not how many particulars; and
an-gratified to find him, now that iL
. I. ctiou is over, making g.x d his oVtLrv
tions. lie heartily endorses iu h: Dt
p 1 per the Ctiroiiitian the reconjuieu jtkLi
f the Exixu'ive Committee, and u pr
mg eut-rgeiic support w 1 lie pojicy pro.
poci u 111 uie vuurc-ta.
i i'Mirn.il at K ilcii:h. ilm lir,.'.,.fi Vrn
ill Mr Danes
t:ow steo i I, A u,,
!-urtum the
Kucutive i.4lrnmitte- in
their tJ.ris for Coititu;iona I:,f.,rail
Or will he allow his new p.irtv relniou
and cbiiirAiious
to bias his j nigtct-iu
H amnion (Jautte.
On Sunday last a young lady r-i'J:i j
in Picdtuoij:. Vi-t Viririiiia. ciiur
i-rnilv fiomher side which ucl..il
.. j i .
S a. Iom e(
u i.en Piie .ts nil : nT
. ' " "'"V "v'"Ta
I ve.ua it had remain, d i,. hr t.,.iv ......
Dulmg imiIv
' T . .7 .
li" li Tuilnni I'm riu.t,. .. . 1. . . 1
i lug in Various cut ciio.vt., .-,4 ,u- c
.mi i n
i.bivr oi di.nuj,iicrp. .ilia,;,
on lh? ci'Tni. g iu ju.niiiii, it tu i ,e
its appi iirai'ce under the ki
in. and v.
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For Sale !
i AT PTTHT-Tn A TT'TTnTX.
t' th. OJ.l. V.:- i.-i t :.i . at . t . ik1
1 it V.t H,J. (,,e., Jemalem V- O- P'
iierouiity N. C- aud aUl 11 n.iW 'rtii
Salisbury li w l U. .t.).m r 1 bu"
1 cm; ilUAKH IU tne Toiler.. ; 7 I '
Ib r-o-fc A: Valen; a b-t of C-ttle. h
Farm Tee.l. Gear. Vaou. llnM-Li'J
Kitei.en Furniture, Are.
Term ruada Lnowo on day of !e.
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