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ABltSHED IN-T1I1S YiuAli 1832, .
IEICE, $tJ50 IN ADVANCE. . J
.JEACT ADVERTISING RATES.
i ; PEBRUAUY 20, SS0. j .
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1 montb m's 8 m m'a 12 m?s
AIID BUXTOE
and se how thiui had toeen conducted 1 1 tecr
Tlie Joint Discussions at' Kenaii-viII-Jarvis
itouts the Enemy
Horse, root ami Drairoons-Fif- tbe roP
teen' Hundred Persons Present i evertni"
woomyott not looK tosee u yoTrriences rrm, .J.urwo ,tor. oriy Woririie.Deiqd Wasbinnton. tdiokiiw nXnrth
had been repaired, your clitcli cleaned swedtb.peQctl spefo
out, your buildings kept in repair, and iff pnrpp,?e,$l, 753,20 the land until. CTentmillr. tcUil war!
it sMi been property worKea i n y Cfl.tf.fi'51 S5KfPt anfof four yearh wr.
ghad gone to destruction, would ; inliejmtj trsqrr a?..Bpcut foy ; oai XVfo iref ponUefcritt the J
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$3.50 $5.99 i
3.00 4.50 6.25 7.59 12.?
4.50 .00 7.50 11.99 15.V9 .
6.00 ; 7.50 9.99 13.69 1W
' 11 1 15.75 20.50 25X9 I . I
j 18.75 J 2.25 I S3.75 4S.15 f 75.99 1
Duplin VotersTurnOutEnMasse. 'oa not lo tue wnaDl " "at ,,aTO 'f-mtfflS9 PmtJ.Jivery
; ' y you been doiugT.Eveyy thing herewruiu. oonuug iq pppnfuoa oi "eognties. ,cry UiuidMfwU
- r - . i r ' i a a n in nil vBnirvv mr onv inur tika : i a. i -v-
ConsponaenceotlheEalelgliOteerver. - ouia you uoi, as a seusiutc iiuuici, u vyY!. f-li j,ue .ue
Editor Observer :Gov.-Jarvia was j anotuer man T And if yoti call another cais iam ueirpa us upon j our 11 WWUaafydcipot
. . - - ,i r a .... l.nf Ii. I . .i a t w otifi iritlioroii i r I 1 in I uimnnrara a i A.rj...I.i:.. l n
went
pem-
dolkrspent and er-
ich was kxltrib-
inocrauo party. j Then
ism step by step.
finally the
S Ssea cf Uio Crcaihiasr Orgaas.
4rtwtSe:ad heals the Membrane of
ifc Lua?S iafiani and poisoned lj
it stoSfti and pro7er.t3 tbv nlsht-
fveatsaditislit:
wclt aoeoffipan v
3 thpn?b profesalopal ckI fiiils.
ElSsSHIMLfl
received 1V he Hancork. .T.nrvi o.wi : uiau, ami, ttiier lerm, fc vhk c um , .j .u n.M.w..rv v..,w ; wum
feh4.Vi.ifr.i n nt.,i. k;u i scent less, repaired your fences and build- J cd it and by the same act . establisedji ieud o,
preFionlyerectedapolel(Bfeethigb,fioai f iu8' and luade everything more attrac- normal school for tbe.Uk at Fayette- pken of the evil of the war, tile suffer
Trtiose Masthead floated' tlie tda, and tive satisfied ! And t ville. For these they spent $14,000 inititaVaBd, the party wljnaugo
strides bearing the names f Hancfbk
Eufil ish Lower downwi ai.wkit
with the name
while still lower
nauie of the gall
dard-bearer in the Congressional twog&
-i I
mil
s of the whofe U&tIdi(tif
ant bitackifl fort the stau-
then Khould the old teuaait couie back and $7,000 for the one and $7,000 for the
mk fori jpimdoyment, which w
Uke filUactica!; If iou w
!if TOiraftW matters, wiry not
OUM uo tuis ' i cannoc ctose, saiu uie uovernpij wjm- j b
jfJJptyClilT oat alluding to a matter which usaxo-Ui
tfv,Jho$f ithiugsg JL triodto-ore-l
same rule in pnunc matters T 1 make tne eriery uarojiuian, me national ucKet.
tieclaratioir that if yoa will apply this Here he arraigned Garfietdan'd compared
ye4t it ; X wasfi3ictd wlna you. auffsr-
di 1 i VWitttseA.TitJADa a your.
up)n tlie scene. After tlienvir ItooktU
Keuy uf a sitl because of my early tniiu-
anteo on tlie part of
build the road. - i?
the-purchasers to
The desire to unload mud cut Ws to
great that they tried to place it ' on frre
sponsible shoulders It was kgreat trurden
td the State he would admirhiid he whild !
indecent langijagetanfias,tea of Mr.
torment's not ooticingr the iatjruptioa,
he retorted wi tfi tiU juore laltecent
words. 'J, V j I
j Col. Kepaa tlsin garroraswt an4 flux-
not fnterfere'witli the ptircliasers, but if '. ton a feW partin? saAthi Bui
they did not go on h wotld redeeia it to i !n waiwron ia a goodaitty thingsrelat
thd State. He wud investigating com
mitfees were nnpoflar.'',Sa!d'Joe Tur
ner was expelled from the LegisTSlnB
because he wanted tolnvetftfgaie "the records.-
HeTirfATgnea Col; rtenitn foV era-
ployhig lawyers-Mo dor his work.t Col.
'j1-""" V I v CIUlcu mo tuaijv, uuu
a'thatert'n'if liVTradfone soothe ex-
fainpfe wtrtliietbr ffdlden' alSwell and
Brogderi. This-toncfudfed thtfMmarksf
tfdge Baxtdn,' which w'ere !fstraedo
patiently bjrthe crowd.'If e laboredinliis
uaru-oearer in uie congressional raev A' 7 r r r " rf . .. ., . ,,-. , f --v-e .j w.ijr Vi. j:j . I
imi-mu n an .him witiitim rniUnnt HfitirtuMf ' ft hrinfr Trfm Tim t?.,i.i: i ., I speeciranu umnot maKe a foouimnresfiion I
large stand with the name $r theuE in - , . ,T T"rr r ? rrfo"' vwi ; ayeu ittsi ,-,f :k . . who great earnestness
large letters on the four sfdesMkd Tap"?wlvVJf uie luo "fpuuncau uv. ; v ? iMcsurveu iMeinj aaarescued : A, r ... - " VT ; 7 andmadeadeep
erected. Gov. Jarvis was lireented wituS011 oj??wpioy tiifm again as your , pure as aeoowaaKe irom uea e j- uuu i ue oonuaUen twin, the at$ack of. those ; tVf. v w N The contrast between
a splendfd and beautiful boMelIiss anXs- llee tl,e Uovernor r. .e oitteresf anu viiesc nave naugu to rwno ivere.tiyins rend tfeQ. Union, ia Tb: V"cu. luo gat The latter wji
IsabellaSprunt,thel.andiw4iRlhe8liael rW 01 U,e lauce8' ai,u sa.a say against niui. ve presenc w yoa a , p Wms a glorious recaydfit JTT TI noenthu8ism for
ladv. nftM whom tl.A i.wrl;UbA'Pafe-r ' 9 new low to live man nooie in war, nooio m peace anu vino.iftgre. The war would have ceased . " .Tr Aspire the crowd at
T..t.Iii. c. A,.. -u Ahbu&i aiidtell the truth. This document dear to tlie hearts of all 1ms countrymen if our neardtt had'.anbmUtil to nnti.Ast- to issue lt'lo thirthe'JtrdgeTepliedtliat ftw.1-with' Jri v
ltsiiuviui jpruui ruse was numuu. . t ..
pru
GOV. JAItVIS1 SPEECTt.
GdV. Jarvis wal iutroducebyyieja
eutel Mr. I). B. Nicholson, fho wasTquite1
happy in his remarks. ' & f
:V brisk shower fell at tbitinie, and
GoT.'Jarvis said : "I don't Uimkyou
included the report of ithe finance from North, South, East and West. That man,
13 to 1880, showing what it had cost wheu our own flag was furled t' ceased to
theSlalo lo '.carry oiithe government, make war upon us. The Governor said
He compared Ihe expenses of 1808and he had seen the man who shot Hancock
U 809 because the Republicans had every at Gettysburg, and that man had said, by
Stafe office during those two years, with the help of God, he would shoot him
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A 1 ..1 Jli .1 lt.lbfc 1 Vftl a. f Msv.tiai !ii VoTiotn't.AK Iklif- filial 4n .t-K
eiauu uuu item u iiuiiiiuiii nucnu iu ?T,
,1 .... s.... . .ns..7?v rfStatir Tkfrtl nuntv 'imcAra were mi
ir you win i wuuacwrefes yoa. 4. . ; ; " "".-t .
iense.muStitude s;Jd,f Go oTH mcrdtr It is fair tu compare tl
Powerful IiCGilng
ever -Hiscovercd.
J7fry'l .Carfto'lo. finZve fcezla turns.
;Irnry'i CrroHo fifties cwrca sorts, j
jlrtry' i h;lt9 Gllvya pniiu ,
Jffltrj'l C'f Siitre Lit jt:pte.
a. i
XVf Hcnrj's, nnl Take Ko Ottter.
raiu, but
(Thetimmense,
The Governor said
so manv here on this occasion to heat: the
questions of the day discusseitobUcau8 PeIlt in 1669 78(3,470,40 ; iu
There.weretonartiesIieientli!sSfate.Hlww1"lw a 8um 101:11 01
,
itwasgfatityiiiglogee ttWtt P-i 1 here hami the JudSe t,,e
is occasion to bean the f Rlat91t or hU examination. The lie-
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dUial.
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an mis
ftj,-,HilMfcli.NIV- I 1iiYj' .Irii"!.. iTit-i
ikfi Carbolic Troches
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CoctartWi Disease Ckld3. Er!iTsmea,
j I Pleasant to the Tasto. , '!
' leliova Dyapcpsia and biliousness.
' fj" "0K SALE BY AIL DRUGGISTS.
JOHS P. jSENST, CTntSAN & CO,
. Lf01 rKOPBHTOEa, -24CoJlrllaoe,
NewTort
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lor Sale by T. F.KLTJTTZ, Druggist,
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JAMES M. GRAY,
Attorneyiond Counssllor at La-w, j
- SALISBURY, X. G.
Office in the Court House lot, next doo
Courts of 1 he State.
the Kepublican jiarty and the Democratic
Judge lJuxtou res presented the one, while
he was the representative of the grand old
Democracy of North Carolina. You will
-please giyo us botk'O'f a heariug.
I have i been oft and again told th jit if
you wanted a good Democratic revival old
Duplin was the. place to have it. I have:
come here to-day to join iu your revival
with you and 1 hope my competitor, who
is here to breathe tbis Democratic air, will
leave Duplru a better and wiser man.
The Radical office-holders call tbis their
country, j We deem it your country, the;
people's ountry The day you submit to
the office-holders you are slaves, and if j
you submit to them you deserve to be
called their slaves. Tbis country belongs
to you, my fellow citizens, and tlte office -;
holders are your servants, aud not your
masters, as the Radicals would have you
believe. ;
You the people, regulate this country a,
the ballot-box a right bequeathed to you
one hundred years ago, and guaranteed to
youlby the constitution, and tbegovern
nient belongs toyou, the direction of the
State organization belongs to you ; aud a
party, or individual who undertakes to
make war upon the" ballot aud steals away
your rights there is an enemy to your
country. ' r
Ha
892,637,80. What became of all this
money T Have the Democrats spout as
much ? Let us see.Expenses of the Dem
caats in 1879 were $504,934,95 ; 1880,
$473,941,79 a difterence of nearly one
million dollars. Here he drew the planta
tion illustration again, and called Judge
Buxton's particular attention, that out of
thatvast sum of money his party had
never made one solitary improvement;
if so, he said, show the people any monu-
uuder paper bullet. Why will bo do this? lie-
ioso cause, said he, that superb man was the
first to kneel at the shrine of civil liber-
ty ; because he was the first who tried to
1 be our friend in-the time of need. Do
you want a Union, soul and body, vote
'for Hancock. Don't you want 'to be
; American citizens T Then meet me Con
federate soldiers, beneath j'on flag and
let's muster a rousing majority for Hau
cock and elect a man who knows no
difterence between Ms fellow-citizens of
our common country.
And now, fellow citizeus, 1 thank you
heartily, aud ak you to bear Judge Bux
ton iin partially, and judge ye between us.
ng to Turner, and thttlfNorment intend
ed to use Brfcii tudect?hiuguEgeInhprcs
ence of ladll?, he1 hoped tedeccnt4 people
of T North Carolina woutd not go tot hear i
him. He then explained the landl and
tenant act,-and how the act passed? by the
Radicals had been beneficially amended by
the Democrats, and closed the exercises.
f Ia the encounter between JarnJ&nd Bux
ton, thff Gorenxir tntl thd'advaaae all the
while, newas calnl: imdtvcry collected,
and was familiar withaphe matters dis
cussed, lie spoke vuttk dtiiberationbat
and impressiTenesp,
impression upon the crowd.
him and Buxtoa.tCas
slow, and could get
himself, and conld not.
all. He was tame com-
. 1 1 " tTH,. oV'-.T - V-1- a r J wui, UU
but thold Deucratip feeling jntg vented A - 1 .T i11"" P"n' being better organized and rollingup
01 ., 1 vjoTi liuiuen. anu no exniainen Dvaavinc 1 1 1
vuia wiusuimmiui.; cyuwry as? extia- i., -., ,n ' . , " " larger majomy ior ine party tnan .ever
guished by. the Republican party and four, UUil "areu mat
million of. untutored but loyal eitizens standr Whereupon Gov.
wemiven to America. ... Jat8 th.e Sapreme Court had never
r,,, 1V . - decided' ahy such thing."- He said'ih
The Republican parry boiltbe longest ttC4. t ,-i
. . ' . f, . , , Judge thought I did not allude to the
railroad in the world, and connected the a v - . .
ni.otv.iu uuu unuusc x iuuuUb lb nUUlU
be unpopular. I did not mention it be-
two oceaus with bais of irou. We.bavel
1:.1 1 ,i i i i
cBiuuiieiicn u kuuiiu curieuey. anu uoucut I rt i n . . . , .
. . , v b cause I knew he would, and he has Must
..p c..D u.cut,. stepped into the trap I iset for Mini -He
We have guvei, the people honest currency, we have bribed t0 6ellthe
and it is our boast that under our policy road , H comnlainll that thfirn H kht
the national debt is diminished and the iecreey abont the matter. HertteeGoTtakftue
nation's credit increased. We can borrow i .., . Alil. v . u trn ffywm
iuu icitticu i,uo " nuiu uouaaviiuu, xtuui i amiiuiiairaiioii on me viuu issues set-
before. ; Everybody was pleased with Jar
vis, and all the Democrats are enthused over
J ' ! f, ' it-til t. fipri'.W! I..4t ila
s What lr3liaW.v- '
io voters JNofin or south. cm mtf(JK
money at 4 per cent. Capital now in
vested is remunerative, and the country
prosperous, aud to no man is it indebted
for these grand results more than to Gar
field. Judge Buxton then paid a handsome
tribute to Garfield, and declared that he
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The Governor, at bis close, was greet-
mentleft. It was the Judge's daty to do ; eti with iouu applause wuicn conunueu
it, and to tell the people what became of for some time.
fr
Ilfiiiihton. Will practice in iall
A'fiokvjJY AT LAVS,
fAit,lS135JItY, IV. C,
Pract:
Ices
ia the -State and Federal!
12:6m
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V KERR ORAIGE,
Nm O.
r aai RMersoi.
La 1 '. 'S . i'. .
Atiornevs. Counselors
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SALISBURY, 7. G
aaay22i 1 8T9.' tt
UNITY HIGH SCHOOL;
A Fal1 terra, of this School will opeu
ior toms, &c, : address; - j
GEO. R. MCNEILL,
Wood Leaf, N. C.
mil
eeastoroFemale College
lareensboro, XO". G'.
heur r f 688X011 W1J1 P:gn- -0 Jl 0
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i. ...a iur:mfiniai k n .. 1 1 i . . w.
iDed t" l""-"ib "u ori -culture,
fM temforts of a pleasant, well
or
it.. W.e sient one-half of what they did,
and I will show what became it. He poin
ted with pride to the asylum for the iu-
saue colored, which was to-day in opera
tion ; to tho Fayettevillo Normaf School
for the education of colored teachers, and
clearly showed that tho Democratic party
had done uioro to elevate them than the
Radicals had ever done.
These institutions were devised by
Democrats and built by. Democrats, and 1
defy the Radicals to show aiiy such wotks
done by their party.
Go to Morganton. There I will show
you an asylum for the whites. When
Vance came into office, and I succeeded
him, the -western road was a State work.
We have bored through the Blue Ridge,
and to-day the whistle may -be heard iu
JUDGE BUXTON S SPEECH.
Then Judge Buxton arose and said :
Fellow-Citizens of Duplm Couktv :
It is a good rule to hear both sides before
. iesi s nrst proposition ipuate.'nnane re-m-i k tua muan i,:a ,n
, ferred to his letter to the people, showing k f A Ti . c r
id ,i .. ,i . . A . . .r have-been read. It is free from evaka
mat iuere was no secrecy ac an aoouc ic. . , '
He had submitted the whole matter to the ,ou ana aout)ie aeaung. - it pwil
people and laid all the facta before them claims that the Thirteenth, Fourteen tH4
at the time. and Fifteenth amendments to 'the rtaV
The Governor asked where was the se- tional constitution v "are inviolatle7
stands bu the platform he shaped. He crecy in the transaction ? If the road and he recalls the country from the l
also paid a tribute to Arthur, and spoke of could be completed without further taxa- .. , .. . ,
him as a lawyer. He said he was a man tion, and I had refused to submit Best's l'"3 "4 ""iU w,uu""w,l uuu uia
who stood deservedly high among those proposition to the Legislaenre, what would ilDtegration Dy uecianng that "tl3
who knew him, that the Republicans htke been Judge Buxton's speech t He Union, comprising a general goTern-'
wofulJ-eitOre all "bur rights when the would have1 said you have missed a good meat With general poweIal3fate -uaoper
tmie should come, aud tat Ste- chance to sell this property J Yoa had a jrovernments witli State powers for, '
pueuarhabeen restored. to Uiaeuship, Splendid offer and you sat like a" dumb ..' cn i ta th StatP- L A nnli.
jT , I - Tr- . '
I .in1 Jwu-'f9Cfi-eu Wfia'fiill rwf "KpirraUra lnvat anil wnilM nt. lt. ttiA nAOOlA Rt
deciding itisarulel hWW of which werejaid
lowed in my courts, pernor Jarv e ji-- W.o'did?not fere" for an The Judgelsmadlecau8ethe-wadi.W in th tfoandest wisdom."
has made a strong appeal to .Democratic . Did xtf lifcaf because I acted. -The best lawyers ia the It is deplete "with philosophy and
prochv.t.es; he knows Low to do it. J of Nyhcrli Vights, Eastern rights, Wea- State say that the contract is well drawn statesma'nsiiijpiPAiV. IVmlrJ0
have come,my fe lowf citizeuso ut tki fitHJ. it wa8 all Southern rights aud a good one. We have received $80,- ' " '
I ?IVr 71 tCLllla X CUtWI fcV.l J r. J v .
line, no civil rights bills. I shall not deal
.1 . .1 ' V. .., I. 1.'i.l
in iiieiuiM ; iuef. iiiiuguiuuyiu iijc ioi..
I Khali argue about the living .issues ot
the dav. You will see that my-frjend, the
Governor, deals lagely iu jlgures. ,He
j lives near the Treasurer, and they can
I canoodle them to suit themselves. I have
ii
no access to them. The Governor askst
"What has become of the money f"
Wasn't he. there! Don't he know ? Don't
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11,5a lunn HAi.m f U.ixr tl. .oliv 1 ABIieviue. XClU-e,li luutrs w, nun lkivu
koon cnilofnimlfxl f Tli Rpitllltl iritn W ill 1 ,al"
tv. s, -r - A . . . , ,;ftl
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" 1 - ii ! omrv t 111 II or in 111 lit IOII T 1JOIL I
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- ! you know that after the war everytbiwg !
e 1 was prostrated, aud it took money to"put
the ballot bo. They will. tell you tha
tbeyfgave the Colored people.: the right to
but thev .wlin t tell vou tuattne-V
The Governor now passed to flic ftTyltj
rtoIh 's" r- -v-poiuu ui o rooninx: ionra
t iiof washinc'ind lipl,fB anA Tuition
odfnP,h cwrse, $75. 'Extra Studies
-LLl '- - T- M. JONES, Pres'l
and NnTR TTwrc TIttt TTw a na
kSdSEsvEO)PE3 printed to order
f low rates. C:il1 nt. thi offiA i -
W mm ! I
ral m. .....
r8M,.j . - uu 01 cue cow ia
r"0rWjeXnrPRlv fttn infant
8;tf
HRS.D. L. BRINQLE'S.
vote,
Kintc act which enfranchised tho negroes
dUfraneiiised and took away the right Of
30,000, of the best white people of this
State to vote. rI am willing to risk my
election on tbft fcict that when the cyristf-
tution ot oith Carolina was voted on,
there are men nowwithin the heanugj)f
my voice, wjio were not allowed to go to
the ballot bx and express their wishes
on tbatniafer of snclrgieat importance
to them .and t6 the country.
The GOvenior then paid a glowing trib-
utetojre character of Jonathan -Worth,
the'.CTovernprat tbainie, and said that
while thousands of tho intelligent whife
people of this country were debarred from
votiugj ,auu were ueprivea 01 ineir iime-
houored right to hold office, yet ignorant
officers were thrust in your legislative
halls, put in the jury box, made magis
trates without regard to qualifications, and
filled offices high as well as low. j
The Governorthen Ventilated the elec
tion frandsl?i876f'whiclf resulted in de
priving; the people of South Carolina,
Florida and Louisiana of their ballots as
they cast them in tho ballot box.
These atrocities against popular rights
were exposed with clearness and great
power And he then arraigned the Repub-1
lican party foij the results of the electoral
commission aud expressed the legalized
fraud of eight, to seven, in which Garfield
played 'such an importautpart, voting all
the while with the radicals without re
gard to tho law or the fiicts. . ' V
Judge Buxtea asks that you will again
entrust power tot thivfaithless Republician
party, and the DeTnocrats having served
you for' some years, conie to reader an ac
count of their stewardship and to solicit
that you retain theWas your agents and
servants in administering youf public
makers letlieu look up the subject: of
taxitiob and remarked. tQat it was oneof
the! most important matters, becausej it
concerueiiWerybody. Itwas a"necessafy
burden and tbesberia was certain to make
his appearance at the regular times. But
what becomes of your taxes t You ought
to know how your)iar4'e
at Raleigh, and asiydur gent Iropose
to tell you. ' y-' " " " ; -j" ;
If, in 1863-69 and JO, you; had rented
out your farm and had gone off, on your re
turn would yonuot begin to look around
cal platfoi m. He appticij fo Buxtua amf1
Norraent for a copy. 1 hey did not. have
a copy, aud the Governor told them ijjj he
was in their place place he would never
be cauijnt witli it again. I have one my
self, however, he said. Then he riddled!
7
it and asked the people aain to be prac
tical, and try the. parties applying for
A I'll -.IV
, that school bouses bad to be built and
some repaired. There was some money
left in tlie Treasury when the Democrats
came into power, and he ought. to know
what became of if. Don't lje kuow Jhe
civil rights bill was , exploded! Don't he
know that Horace Greeley was the father
of the liilVand be swallowediilorace, aud
now, forsooth, we are to Maud in holy
. Til) Sepnblicaus made some salutary' j
laws? iu 18G8. Among them they gave the
their favor by section 4, which relates to ; borrow ot ttarheld as the devil would ot
edncatiou. The Radicals claim to bo the holy water. The Penitentiary .swallowed
particular friends of t ducatiou. j vast amounts of money. We had that in
ir 'Vi,., istifli;.v itUu R wli..:.l , rliurTP. Uet holds General Hancock ut to
AAV 0 L 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. V lit jwwi' J i... - ... o ' I , . .
. . . . i I lAi.L& l.niAKi.ui .nri nwitlAn'V
received for the educational purposes iu j you for all ttoftteis pure, i nonor eneiu rpr - 1-.
North Carolina S 1(57,497:83, aikl they ! llancoct ami rar ue n irom meroveTrnct U'yu"v"V;; K ,'
one lanrA from his brotj , Ile saved the 4 ana-rue xci proTect uig iBe ng m "-
Union. Is it for that-that my friend lves netf women, im; iimiwi ougurm
him ! It is . not because he ' will make ad uir constituuon. 1 hey 4ovuleU . tor ta
traiuiuff has latioh acCvAaiiig to value ahd fixed ra
trviii" to keep up war records and appeal- 000, Which Mr. Best has spent on-the V A "SuperbZJjetter.
tng'tp'prcdjudices. Don't appeal to war I property ."The Legislature only cost $17,- "Hancock wal suprB to-day," sai(J"
passions.. i-si. ys ravuev appt.u to wiiuiui- iuw, u mere ia uicai- ivui m rw,vw i ijeueral MCLdejian , m ins ptucial re w
ismaiidnatioimlity. Washington knew no t the State already. Why don t you tell pofe of the Uattlea of lha'UtQw
geographical lines. A solid South is antag- Us what the Radicals did with all the f ' , ' . ,. '
oozing s against the goYernment. A sol- money they wrong from the people's I- " r - .7 ""-f " f- -
iiVsMitlHs a species ot despotism which pocket in 1869 ! I will tell you. It wa 1 ar In wjmiig nis letter oi ac j
can only be kept alive and maintained by mostly squandered. Aud then ten years ceptancc. We miglit roaracterize jit
bloodshed and Violence. You ought to bo ago $75,000 of it was spent to make war as an elegant production. But it Is .
tired of it It keeps,you from your busi- against the liberties of the people. Twab' jt :8 concise, clear, aud able.
ness-keeps off labor and capital, and regimentsof .cut throats were brought - Ui&ijit , nepessary . f
Will 9Tli end irfjCbexOvfus. Your leaders here to aidln subverting the liberties of V . 7 ui " ll J
aip ti ving to bring tho government in dis- the people, and that is the reason he would say,, in ao$tr admirahIanoetVrCj
rel)iftvf TlfeTesbolild bttno antagonism not tell you, leilow citizens, wuere tnai nu, -
between the section. Tlie government money went The Kirk-Holden war cost aud i thundering sound in it. On the
. i -r ' . 1 'A. r A Tannine P-lillml i ?i ? 1 J iL.l I
will go on wnetner, jarvis or laineiecieu, u ,wv.. a ov,u..Uo, contrary, it is so puraseu mat every
taxes will be raised, offices will be : filled , nominee for Treasurer,was the paymaster. voterin tjie ian(i can understand eve
anduienwill be brought to justice no lie was enjoined. He and Holden-and Ca.onna . p;nhrnnr,,j hltnnfnhl "
matttrStho rules. He then spoke of rev- others had a secret conclave one Sunday tSiJ . w ;fa Ai2ettm
euuo laws, and iuV whetfv. fy' were evening, and that night he got the money j . fanlv and Pattiatid?"
opp-a.w nottlie governmenUwas out of the ibank, and, notwithstanding tlie , :
not to blame. Tbe Deiuocrats brougUt ou order ot tne courrj ue i ii. go w l"J ti t -
the war. The war brought on .the ,reve- oldeu's cut throats. They paid out eloqueut letter. It embodies, Vthia,
$75,O00 of your money to those men who itself a platform i broaJL: enough anCU.it
net er taught any schools
Let them tellwhere they spent it. I
challenge them to show it. They g;t iu
18708161,093,39, making a total of $3,28,-
good President, his, whole traiuiug
which is the best,t but I'll
591,19. They spent in schools $38,931,
86, leaving to be accounted for $289,009,- i
26. By the constitution of North Carolina
it should not have dceu used for anything
other than educational purposes, aud they
violated the constitution, and spen the h
money for other purposes. What a re
cord is this for these friends of educa
tion! t z
" They say he Republicans, both State
and national, are friends of education. ... I
don't know
show both.
Here he read the civil rights bill, 'pub
lished in the Observer of the d "inst.,
that no child should be precluded from him of it.
schools on account of race, color or prt
vious condition, &c, and making persons
violating the law guilty of misdemeanor,
witha ffnoof $1,000 and imprisonment
not more than twelve months. Among the
men advocating aud voting for that bill
was J. A. Garfield. The man who voted
to disgrace North Carolina is James A.
Garfield. Is it possible that any man who
has been houored with your offices can
ovided for tax-
ratio
been that of a soldier, and he has -not the ot taxation uetween iue pou uuu uu.
training of a statesman like uenerat iieat muawii, .v...
rrhi wasthcalf61ilMu of ihiprisbiiment Tor
Allow me to recur to the ticket. I am debt. It provided- that tUere gheuld be noJ
the nominee of the Republican party of property qualification for offiestpv
UNorth Carolina for the office of Governor l have uWiotnem yeeaubp. u
and ifrrear pleasure is to ratify that nomi- you er& igupoljyieai. as,, uejaocrais
naWatthe ballot botwill cheeifully toverpfaof .em.h
uosttv and striken out ot tlie copsUtiiUon wmciiypui
nttiliftrfAll.Aiid srve. van honest lv
tfaiUifully. I will be' the Governor of the master. goniuunjiiy nuia
traWis, i au iu, iavor ui, wkWMy
11
Carolinians went to the ballot hex and
elected hini to one of the highest offices in
their gift.
.' Can he ask you to elevate to the Presi
dency ,a man who tried to humiliate you t
I leave" him to tell it fellowcituens.4 If
so, you will leave; the Judge to look'out
for himself.
Put mi in til A -r. T pe.n tl VlJ
i.nir ml I an, vnnr nervant and not vour right. lllp.m to do it. I want to ti
master. That's my doctrine. Itisdifierent GovJarji tlusomeof the money, he
'frnm mV frigid. He has attcmoted to be Uix)ke of went to payiutciest n special
ir. nf th neonle. and I can convict tax beads. . Why did thfi Govg-nor-voto
I ... I ..!.... . -li: ll.... k.nnDd.Huill.
I have associated with me on i to issue one laiuiuic "au
xi .. i.. 1 tlamun mnn nf sftlld (II SMimiU UVUU1 ui"0"" '
inr ornPiiftiiee. He then pointed io Dr. membersit is said, were, bribed.- L do
Norment as a man who had been wronged not charge Gov. Jams with doing. aiiy
by being counted out, and said the peo- thiBvrong. . I cuatga Mr.Jvobinsn -ttie
now had an onDortuuitv bf righting tbe uemoerauccunuiuuic . -.
j r:A-a(fn - tt nTf.ftr Jivftb votinil nbr the
-v. t
then took up the' whole Radical picket,
paying'ehch1 ofieCa fribufe. Fellow iitf
zens, he" ald, tliere is nothing like gotug
bac tothe beginning ftnd telldf a uya s
ask you to vote for Garfield! Aye, cerl early training. My eatly training was ft om
tainly not. Judge Buxton has beet too Jhe teAciilngs of the Fayetteville Observer,
highly honored by North Carolina for Xationhl Tntellig(tfce?&M
that. Tis'twelve years aA since North Clay. They taught me a national 15ving
feeling, obediehce'lo the laws and love of
the Union. They taught tne no Sectional
feeling. No, they repulsed usurpation of
power. They refuted nullification and se
cession. These were all for maintaining
the Union and keeping down sectional
strife which destroyed the Union, and as
long as those were combated peace and
No w, let us look inside the State a?id prosperity prevailed. But seeds of discord
same oonusi-
He Uien wkedwlythe school bill was oof
sUned. Utfi&t ralgned bsefl?cer and
toldtlite people t3 goto theballot-ttox and
nuuish these servants In hfs opinion the
elect ionla w needed amend i ng, an d also t tfcr
road law ; the landlord and tenant afrwar
but a hull used to grind the faces Htie
poor. Labor and capital ought to go hand
in haqd, but the Democrats array mem
against each other. He spoke ot tne ape
Fear and Yadkin Valley Railroad, and
i, was in favor of it. Then he said
Gov. Jarvia had not said one word about
the 'western railroad; said it was so se
cret a thing that he did not know wheth
were making war upon the liberties of
the people. As for my record, said Got.'
Jarvis, I have been before the people iri
ope way r another for-twelv years.
I faavo" been Irom the" seaboard to the
mountains, and yoa are the first man that
ever ebarged me with doing wrong. The
Governor then explained the vote on the
epeciattax bonds. I voted aye because it
was the only way I had to inaugurate a
warfare against the Republicans. I am
the man who drew the bill to repeal the
special tax bonibuf. Judge, it ia too bad
That your memory ia.'so short. I intro
duced an ordinance in the convention of
1875 providing that the people shoobi
never be taxed one cent to -pay, tthose
bonds. Judge Buxton had an opportunity
aud he voted against the ordinance to pro
hibit this payment. It was not tho con
veujipa, who took wax. the .election of
of magistrates by Uie peopleg-rit was the
people thjimseJyes.whO oted ito ;surren-
der thjsxight by large majority.
It was because the. people were being
fcvxed to death, by the non-property hoi
3ers that they werajtilljngto jnake 4the
change.!;,,.-,
He again refuted the idea that Jt, took.
all the money spent oy me ivaaicais in
1368 and 1869 to start the machinery as
alleged by Buxton.
t His time havfng expired, he returned
thank for the respect shown, to Judge
Buxton. ' ... i. 4-f .
1 Jarvis,in thbi rejoinder, was withering
: 9 L-1.1.n1i.f !1vnuu) .-Via .AnflAmnn tint
anil COJUJiCll(J .OlltulU lUv jvlluvuiiM. v
lirfnig'lssaes away;'JaclUi: the &&f c
Clay. . g , . Mmtfl - --. t
Norment then said he had not one word
to say against Bill Saunders. He - was
gentleman. On being asked if Joe Tur
ner was tnrued out as Buxton alleged he
said no. ' It was on account of disorder
ly conduct. He quoted the first few lines
of the declaration of independence about
patriotic; enough to-nieetithe'nnewsHI
of -evtry 'Atneriean who"' fores 11 liix
' ..L ' T 11 J.J- MA. ii m m A U l.U-4
if. Wan nld or not. He discussed tue
bill ahd claimed that there was no guar- equalitywhen some outsider here used
couniry wen euouuu io umc iue av
conciliation of tJiesipnsTlhe 6rr
i ....... . .!. - TT!J
ougn restoration !fi JfyHSS
the basis of fraternity, and the pioioo
tion and perpetration of a system of
government which .rovjdea for tbe.;n
liberties 'of eabfr and every cbmmani-
ty arid caeh 'atrd -Tery xithtHtP'AU
fanta CpnhlUntton.
!o its la; laragraphs the eivlirisplan
.. 1.1 ....;.
of our government ana. wift principles -
upon which it shortld beconducted;m
intended by its founder1, "and the .
spirit of which has leen in no resptcfc -changed
or 'modified by subsequent
alterations in the plan, -rendered ne
cessary bv themarch -eflcTOAtSi.
Ri'hmond Slattr
-ioip iW....
"Founded iu thbst? reafi'ltHitliTori
which'the DcmocratlcS
from its birth, imbued witlthat ard-?
ent patriotism whicljjieiv JncockV
life and character jjive scjigualty ilrv.
lustra ted, it appeal, with irresistrblo-rf
force to the mind aud heart bf lbQT
'people. It Vilruicfcen thejr u
MiUmn'itel delioa'to.
thfconstitution
a
A Chmplde National RecAliorU
The General who brilliantly assisted ,
in putting down the resell ion, assures .
the people that the, war issues art
ready for a final feirijd, and calls for
more, cooople uaiiuauirccoacHi&tion, -
-i.