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-7 ' ' ' ' ' . I!' ." - - ' i : .- ' ' . -1 j ;' " f --; ! - . . . ,. . . ,- . : - . , ... i . r,- . , - . i j - ' -' ...... - t . v v i XXIII. : i , . . i : - 1 - . : - 1 T i 1 r i Cge eo)1c s Jrtss. L. V. & E. T. BLUH, PUBLISHEES AND PBOPEIETORS. TEB5fS:CASII IN ADVANCE. l One copy, one year 1...$2 00 , , ' six Bionais............".,..: 1 00 three months;.....1..:.....;..... 75 ? j From Harry irazel's Yantee" Blade.l ' r THE :.. . ' learning Breai OK BY NI2TA FLOYD, i CHAPTER V. ' The wind moiincd dismally around 4he pretty urn ivy covereu v icarage, and the brovvn leaves . M "'v!:H1,nS In "lowers over the beds from ie beds from'k "s had faded, tted to leavS long a pris- rwhich. the brilliant hued. flowers - when Vere Walleran was permitted ' tne tfloni in which $he Iwd been j . oner and join the groups round the bright din- UUUI UIC. ' ' ; ... t :Now that is .something; like' heing jolly, to yua in me mwst or ns- all again,TArehie ex- 1, ..?1:imie as he placed a stool near Vere's1 sofas ,i: and seated himself thereon. ; 1 ,,iave t)oen B S1"01 .trouble a great anxiety ",you au,- y ere. said-; :1and: I am very son-y, - n.ftyV what a long time : I have" been tipstairsl It was a bright summer "day the" morning that l came here, and now everything seems dying, ' or like my hopes, dead. ; I have nothing in the world to live for now.1 llush, darling,1 Louie said softlv: no one ugi loayy znats if for nothing eke you must : Live fbf those who love you. For those .you know are tntJ 'i 1 ... .. Fpr Uie heaven that smih nhove yon. . . 7 :For tbe groodlliatyou can do.' p - - Very pnper. remarked Archie. Ami how vere, you mut let me tell yon. now that you are off the sick-list, that we are not going to ..juu jmn 10 a moroiu state or mind. 1 sliall drive yon out everv fine a.iv ni yo up to the mark ; and yon shall stay at the wf WV v V IF v parage, and never return to dismal old Earls jfl.nw ngjun-snaii sne, mother? It's enough to vgive her the blues.' ! i I think, Vere ' said Mrs. Talbot. that 11 look upon you as one of tlr family; and. if you are contented and happy here, why not ..uniwnp your mind to remain with us. , , I think that U a grand idea. Mrs. Talbot. interrupted a. voice outride the door; 'and, if youjiave no dbjectfm to take in outsiders, here comes another candidate,' and Bryan Fairfax came into Uie room. ; k . t t . . - . . -tvmmsi. muen laugnttr and efcatfcr Vere held out her hand to him, a vivid blush "dyeinc her Wmiu Aunieaie,ciie'Ks as Uie remembr.iiice of tJieir List meeting recurred to her. AndB so tit was, arranged that Vere was-to luu-preuy ivy-covereit Vurarage her homo -until Uie long winter season had passed away, aud spring had ushered brighter days;jnd a sweeter Ufe Toto the s yQuii2 hiirt which' kid r harden of sorrow laid upoiHt soejfrlf! AS the daya-paiscd on, Vere craduallv"saln- e 1 u. aim and strength, and h somewhat of Uie Old hriirht.no a j urt.nl.V .1,1... i? i i . :. . ' I oars;. lyes., or rlnff lut ireher cJear ImUW i...,k 1 . - . I " omiic in iwr matcniess I at the merry speeches of Archie. r tl. . . fi'j i lmmf .i " j , , , ' i I Iiumor of die kind old'Vicjirj ; A o.iw , 4 - " - i",;.ri,j,nr ternoons closed in, amUho; darkness fell, Vere . uu hit soiaanu usum all unconscioos .V r " , . sound oi the click of the lift Irt nr-tta on.l . fu.. .. . I .... fe..;, ...... a urmquicK step up- fe..., " Alien cryan would come n, bnnsinj? Ids own lrirtt cB,!C!.w,ri. I honrt hfV -iil "riis. . - k r . . - - ... w oiiiiiu ituii ii :i niiv 1 ....... Mlt lu,u,,r UMJ v icaraira iiiiiinv. room with the sweetness and beauty of content ment and peace. If any one hail told Vere that she was beginning to listen'AiT the 'sound o. iMjran s looistep, and that she grew brighter at his coming, she would have lauirhed and - llicd that any one else would amuse'lWr: I I., "i 1 I well ttPVArfhco hi, . .:.,. v ...... . . . 111.SL lis 1 ink.. jik .... . . . ...woo., mi, u"a v1111 jtinisC ma i w " " iwiiv, ". ciever conversatinn with the .Vicsir. were welcome viiri.-iirnn.in r. monotony of her dailv lift. " ' 1 ' ' w .'vviviiii uu- - - On one of those beautiful evenings, when spnngjmerges 5 into summer. wheiiiUie air Hnn, wnn uie incense of flowers and the sweetness and melody of the even sonr of hir.l t Vere stood withbejMt inher hand at the Vi- ' t enrage gate. The bloom" of health shone upon f on rounaea cheek, and a happiness which she did not recognize slumbered in the fathom less depths of her brown eyes. Presently there sounded down Uio , road the step she knew so well und waited for. j j - 4 1 know ! an late.', Brvan iaid. h ; I iT.. AV 1 latched tlie gate for tier to rJass tbroirgh it w uuavouiaoie. i had som business to settle juwas.x was leaving, i But it ii not i too .late. r ere, ior a short stroll. We must not ,tay long, or Mrs. Talbot will lecture me . ii was so calm thatcarce the feathery weed ."r.y wJ auw !ige on uio topmost stone. Swayed in the air, '.. - ' ns Bryan and Vere took the rotid from Uie Vic ' wage- t.tp, Ejirisland.lMjtasnearly. twelve , " months since tlmt bright moriiing-which seem- ca to; Vere so long ago when she drove aw y npon her old home., Bryan wanted somo M. P"8 ??. and Vere had volunteered to acconi-! pany him. It all fecmed so .unchanged to her 3,6he wandereil along the familiar pains lead ing np to Uio old house that site almost believed she shpld presently peo her fetker'a faceat one of UiQ windows, wafickliig hft imd, hear again the voice which always spoke to her so Jiindly and lovingly, j I r ir . ; , . .While Bryan was searching for tho paper, he ' re3arc: Xere pandered, from room to room J masortoiareamy sorrow. and theyouoff or-t phan's heart was aching for The touch of a Vanished hand, AAnd the sound of a voice that is still, when she nt last n turned to him in Uie library. j hold them ami' tie thcnu himself they slipped and fell 1,, ;a shovter-to the ground. Vere EDmn? ITO and nolrr1 him tn ntKn.tl., ! tt'Si'w ber eyes fell upon a paper folded lengtnways and endorsed. : ? . Bryiu.f.hatiii. asked, lioldfne-' ii out to him It is a Ponv the Deed offfirf &ti ManUsold?' fe Uftltc- uicaiikpiaitir 1 Wt tall ing it from her. I would hav Hn ,n,h for you not to have asked me 'that oueltW rfl askcdVT ennnot tell you a&Tthin?-raisAj Tl.h ndito . 1 ' . o i 9Uiu -wu VRnni i " . f "I" amongst scattered papers. Bryan knelt .aownjbr Jier side, and gen Uy put hi, arm r.noiwp. mydarling.Vhewhispe' I cannot bear to seo it. Earlsland shall year mo zorever, 11 yon wiU accept it. Vere. It is mine.anai will give It toW Ifyoa do not like mej it shall still bo yours-but oh. mvhW it is the hope of my life that vou will coma here as my wife J' ; i tvwrti'' - -u ;i -! -JJ . i, t . wife with only half a heart tf ff ! fiI t V ' r. Will . ' . : v . . . i-. Then bike Wip un.1 m 1 -r , C i " ,uve me aiway. for I am veiy . lonely and miserable, she whi&pered mi uiimi luiueu iier in m m anus and comforted her, and she never asked herself whence came Uie creat eoWnt I5ed I her hearti, - ;.-'; .v, ; What a very unromantlc oosition fnr r fer to be made and accepted in: Verr Hrvn said, as he helped her to rise from the floor'. ;iiie may sit, upon tho floor amidst a Lean of papers and litternd the gentleman kneeH down by her side and tells her how he lias nl wsrlovd Iwr and none oUier all his life.' ? wu smiioa. ; ; - 4Tlie gentleman on hi, knees is correct,' Bry J .tu.-rwill. nf. anbnt the Lwlv' un,i; romance.' It is beyond the; power! oLhnniaa hUda L spoil mine, darling,' he whlsperetl. Andnw we must go, orlMrs. Talbot will WuJ: r keeping you out in "the damp air uram-Lfor I III I I Ml Bill I As they walked back to the VicraW Brian told Vere the particular of the salciOf 'Earii 1 land. -mr " It was the first intimation sh hiul ..ctucr nau neen m tlie slir itest .W, nntKirr-icciul n .r..: . . . . ' . . v. nuairs. ami it srrieYed hor t it tri iovrxl lwr a . "v U,at to P?roher pain he had carried this burilen alone so Ion or. ,! : I -m .fmM I ,, never think W M-rlilr U you y drve." 6l,e when ,h.V n4h- otl the crate.1 si Bryan smiled as he'omned it. "M do mind tliat you think me an 'old solemn Bi,i' so that joy lo ni,' MUL ;! i Hie cruttea tide rose on her cheeks. Yrm I ' ..' . .r T . I avc imuii to loigive she raised her lovi-lv eyes to his as she spoke but I kno yon now as Uie highest and truest heart that ever beat." CHAPTER VI. ; I Therej was nothing to prevent the ininiMlini uuion of Bryan jand. i Vert., and early one bright morning beA the summer leaves had ohnr. ed to the russet brown pf autumn a quiet wed- ing took place at Westmere. and Vi-rn vii..; an gave jail, lied future life into Bryart Fairfax's xeeping, j lowers were Strewn nnn Ul,rU.:i path, and the - bell,' 'clashed noisily ai they 4nd their ntmost in! honor of th -nt. r.u knd old squire, as they walked in all the beau- tn -,nl 1r.. i . . . . . M I "J-". "Miuess oi "Vouth i down th - ' W1V ll U'liUIl I ioned aisle. 1 ! 7 : i ' I tlouht ,ntl. .i,rtfi,l. .... ... , !!. i : - D "..-w.ci aim s goi liar rigiit I sort of a hiwlvnri i t . .. . I . , -".---" i.,AKJiiy,-,s:Hd one old womAh'ito imoUierl as 5 they passed1; U mtr,.l l...i t i '.; J I Irk Trn 111. I L UilIUlS(nif Vftnilff n-n " was ; to be married to her. only he wia .lUA..... : ' . i . i Ut-WaS 'wiieur. lie was more the sort 6f husbuw' r one so youn? and nrttir a f ir . Tl.,. 0,-0 -,r ,.. u ... ... ; - i. ' .. o ui Li 11; 111 1114 siiv rvi r iim ... 1 . f.-, , . ... "." ""o"- woriis a, She passed; and like a .-,ina .L. . biownbythe ,n.id ,-r .7.irilcI! r . j ; - ""w, mey were des- to u-iKe root ami hear fruit in Hue season The wedding breakfast over. th hrU.; brilegrrxm started for the Continent! t tv..,:J Talbot was t to have constant news ! if tllr Wliuriiolinnln. . I .1 . . . i I n,Wuis; ami liiica irtn .. i . t.v .i ... . . "wo' l,J arrived. oho i uiui H..111111 nr. hrn.L-r.... r r uuiB, mr uie bene- oi ner oai-enta nm Wt .... : ; Mimm-i ci. ..s.i . ' . ". --i ! one n. liii. itri finA AAin;. ; ennol - wa wamu ii:i-;iwiMn M having .......,v U( lier xnend s ion or letters, I won,k'r whether Vere is perfectly happy? She filla 1,cr "ers with her travels ; wd hear of lHtr ,n ine Alls. at Munich, at Innsbrick and on ',er way to the Tvrol : hut r J ' woT about "g happy. and she 'does not 11 "'cfoolBjyan.' . ! I Well, Of all the insarielv womaniah U.m..i:. ... r i lever, heard. I never listened to anything so perfectly i foolish!' exelaimed Archie. Wliy Iuie,. what a muff you are ! You Hm f l. ..1 an idea Uiawhen a girl marries, she must fill ner leucrs with 'my husband this' and mfhus band that' and we are happy as the dav and M that sortof girl-8 trh. tTX, iron mia !.: , i . . . . . J I '.."" ""-SXM erera Caught thtgirl I l'Tn.1 ... ... . S 1 ... 3 ..:.i ' . . - " niMV I . - wr,ng ,CI1 bosh, l:would box! her ears r IlelVT i -r h . rl i - 1 " t r - - I will nnt liWv. . . .. "' Jrr will not lv, as 0)ach to praise n.t.lmire l 1 ........, wucn lo praise Aml.lmire in her husband as Vere ha,.' remarked Louie. 'But mamma,' she asked. -VuuIJf uunic it a more natural procecd hig that she. sliould, mention him.'said Mrs. TalboL ' If there is an outflow of content m.l liapplss jn the heart. I think ' It ! generally ? w. ,Pnclple, I supposWthatknitirder will out.'' said Archie. Vli -'ill Artemus Ward remarks. there ii dial of hu man nature about them. ' M December's snow lay whito tlie gronndjwhen Brjan and Vero Fairfax at came( to P their abode ; at i'EaVlsland. 1 sww,ei wonderfully changed from Uie J'e- Ku ,nto a oeautiful queenly woman, and few who had not known w .ii could recognize In the imperious looking lady clothed in volirnl ...J i . . - . w, v esimere, the dreamy daughter of the s fimnrfi 1 01 -barlslahd. In one particular Vero badnot ' .- RnM f clia rnno.inJ i ''I'm rm I i. " " T- H , w" jrnrs ago: inen mas Eve, Bry . , " V . . iionie: ""(I I J. cannot-' cm Auuueu . uiiieny n, sne sat on Jtbe floor said he the true nd pnssiooatMoTe.wilh which Brrnn rounded her. than &ha tK .Vj. mr- ij 1 .1 . - i . I trnvpllnrr nr A j jr rpaWtv wiH.'.tAW'l, ' 7" :;:?' i;;.'-' ,A.?e..Wo of nn. tr.,T V ' 7' '1 i " 9- " uZ Tu "fw 1 dU .dea-Jat 1I to ic,r mor. 4, M Vr 7 "Zir "VU; ! ' i . wltt". fT.Mj l but still I da not think that I love Lim l .... . r . . , , I nntrtr , -r ; .. i . . .... j w,ua .rum estroere on uims an called at the Ilectory for VcreJ helDimr lier ta vmn n I r..i.i..i j n no aaj . lonzer." look, dadfnl -nwt w -1.1 1L - nalatabl hMmi .1 .Tki.i j alone. I must be selfish it iTl hur4 Vott airtoV,' - 1 -Howinri-K.;--!.- Ir'J , wr tx L ""T c en,n5 rrSriTO. ;.An 7 X It rian5 . " w A. .V. . . .... 1 1 ' vvuiwuou, part,-obliged him to i "'""vr ioruverton. the seat Jeave directly afer dii of Sir Hugh Overton, tl,e trial wa, to bol ' VVI shall I-da t concerning which estate ' 1 r v v i n , . ii r a . . . -"v Bunm aa w poss tC8 time Kwarf Vere skid to hftrsolf. i.f- kj i I . . siiuiuHi iruiuicu DrV ( form disappear Irt the gloom. In frlancin round a, she spoke her eye. Tested nrxn a r.Ol cw,ry iwia ivory ourea which stood In one cor n.eUiroom., .Tlie Terr thin&f,ih ntA 1 . . - . 1 ,', I; will, look over Uiose ok! letters.1 'And whL. ingthebureamotho fire, and seating heraclf f . . " 1 ,n at'l PPJ ni j chair. , Vere selected a surer Key and oienetl Uie tiny drawers. Very soon she was deep! in the i perfisal of a pile of oM Cotters; and' the hours Iflew past on rapid wfngs. while' Mr... v Fairfax noticed not w.r.r ui-rn. one naxt goife back in thouHit to f TZ-. - ''r fOUSl 8 tAteo 6rsfc Hwakened her Jieart to the - o ' ; The spring arose In the g.inlen fair. And the spirit of hrve foil everywhere. And eacb-flower nnd. hdrb on earth', bast ; -,.,- dark Rose from the dntwm of it, wintry rest ' As Vere sat hnd rtrt tlm lnvlh ....). .1 i ml Villi" nillll l ouslit not to. Iiarn kit ci . .1 . ne ov lienrlnsr a f.M.tstcn ontU,. and a I ow tappinir as with a b.m. - -1..-. cm ... I low till)l)in"- ti with n h ir.,1 iV ' . I i ' . . .... ....... rose and unfastened the shutterV rl wvi 1 Li . . msl ,t10 snow. TTI." w vssw W'mau SCU 11114.111 III' IIII III A VIim. ..r W. A. l. ,u to .e t., t iZ and prII tl. o ...u. J '. ' . : . " Vi re. VeieP lie said, in a voice Uiat -thrilled w n man sookei in a voice Uiat-tlirilh-.l her heart, -open the windAw. darlin2-it is I? the snow outside c l..! in .C:.-r:rrr rn. 'f f ,M . " the arras of Choi- mondely Oslnirne. j j 7 At lastT he murm nred. shqwer ing kls S upon her lips. ,r Vere. I Uiought ;i wa, r r going to see you again. Ixare suffered lu-ch since I left Earlsland. .'.,-.,,( j. .... , ' Come and tell me about "it., she said, draw ing him Into Uie room and seatin fire. " 1 : ,'''-'! g him by the AUftfn.. 1 .... .t'tfti i-i.?5v.!ai.ie.imc.ui Monsoon ; rvtt"Oi oe said, ttnfl I have been knock-1 "I sAw your marriage in that Bryanihad fobUd the 4 Arid, and I knew of my lupplneaf ; and tht thertf was nothfag to coma back fiir.i I uaikl iLi--..' Ul sce Jou onlT 1 Sn nway. . " -... ' J , ' ' ijoinsr HWiiv Vi-n rr.tt Mtn t i.s. mW v.vnvu I i. J 2 IHUI lll . u ... iti.....i ... - tjmn v iiluuxi uu 11 v inn v.rni ni.Lirrii Th. W. ,.Z t. . . . , " "uttii uouiu and Deauuiui aooul it I -ok- vl.. . . .. ....... "-" r irasonna u & i - Ye!.. gomgwyCo!ngtIii,linndVcre. if r, lov? for mo l,M a, turner of Uio strength d r to have- Twm w- Iav R,..t r 1 u.....' ' . f..h"" 7 ,..rr;. .rJ. ,nui z-"01 Uie world. I love him.' I You love him! Whr. Vir nm, I you married him for Earls and. Wp will leave him and bi nrmH!..i is-. r..- .. I othr. n..mH .r.,"i7; "Y.'r . MO suxm upanti laum nand mi BIIUUIUIT. j ' No, no, I cannot go I do not wish to go.' But you must.' ho replied j 'you are not hap py here', and I must take you away with me,' and stooping down he raised her in . his arms. 4 Bryan, Bryan! savo me 'oh, sare mo I' she screamed. A gentle Jiand was laid ueau, ana ner nnsband s Iorin her ear. . ? 1 j .. .. . . . . ... " roico fell upon v wue, oe saia, ' ox what nre you dreaming?' 1 t t ,, Dreaming! ,yere opened her eyes, and saw th VPTft .,ettr3.sca!terJ poo her knee and upon the floor, and she knew that It was so. Her husband wa, kneeling by-tho side of her chair. ....... ; , , Oh, my darling.' she cried, putting hor arm, around hi n wl- t .J i ' ., ed and wUked. iuZ'T." i -.ywi. uiiunjut: iunt l no I ..... 1 ... . " IIU. JUln VIHI ns Tin l,ri Mai.. ..J.I .. .. I. j .uvU iiiswi ujiove mni.'t in wiUi a shudder : and Brvan, r - ' . . . " '- i m . . -.-j - w jug. -ui 1 5""1 t'g" me. my husband: and I will ,i these letters In the Are and dreani no more; andum future Ufeshallrealnnd. earn- . . !: ! Bryan s reply was a glal one. and hi, wife .,.5,j Jur 11. 5 as she did l nr.rn.. . .. . . I ; tho old Miliar ehiTnes Sm"eorJih,'m0 T? the.r mcss..ge of love .eemed U. fill her heart. .wss uio miuw una uiron?& t hi. m , nWri. Tlie true peace on earth( has come at last. Bryan. slro said.' and in its streiigUi'nnd beau- ty every foolish, romantic feeling I ever had seems to melt away ' From ; their aUhe,' let us pray Uiat Uie truer, nobler life may arise. THE END. I waa twelve o'clock at nient vhnn xr t- table ohL tinin ILticf.V. .1 perger. your hos, 1, . bay sure onuiT. and dat . . Ued. yTiwu me ami Drudaer Jackson 1 , " ger aiscovered a coloml preacher in the s uuing nis norse. nn4 the pruHcher' only " L". o8, wuat, i faid idl d Constitutional Convention.. - ? if:; ! ; COJtDEXSED 1. wjutsatu fuom the nurr vru- " UMU"U8' Ui Cff iiAnover, asked a U,c ordin Mr. toin., of New IUnover. asked a 8U- anca VS tio CdflrentIonshHll b licrTafter ttnU1 iach been rnUfied jorhyf the roter. of thoStnte .tarer .---t, to .W. ul.u.uon V slature shall become a law ht" 'oP by Wthirds of both House", of it i Air. (Jltnrmnn mnviwl in m t mms vot. of. th General MMnU tk A any amendments, i Adopted bv a Vot- .r ki I xr- t t . . , i vo. t . .... ,r . . . . - I . .Tr . mfrre mcncimert recjniring , " ,7 7 ync1 AwcmMj to. that quoslloil Umll be r"1"111?'. ' " ":" ' S1,Std fin,J !" ? - xu occupied principally In censld- or tuo pabli lio debt question, without S Toto. TirF. STATE DEBT. ' j The substitute from the Committee or. Revo nue. Taxation and Public Debt wan considered It provides that Uie General Assembly hall 1 wn iiu n w 1 r rn low a w nM a-A . ii .r 1 V J " u,c P'jn nt or I najnrncnt of more than Ii vo nor oi-nt r.r iw. I v. iiw P" . f U,e bon,U of 11 10 Stiite. Lnmrn n special trx bonds, and .thirty-three per cent, of fill r 1 m Kah S.. it .... .... rre. .u3 ui me state, until tho question or such additional levy shall have been submit- ted to the qualified voter, of the State fr their npproval or disapproval, and shall br e len r . u..juruj (uereoi. . Anil , 119 part ui uie interest which has accrued, or which may hereufter accrue, nn any of tho bou.I, of the State, shall ever lc paid." . . , -jir.Jarvi, moved an amendment to striko out the word, more than five H.r cent, of the principal of" tho bonds of tho SLLle. wl.i. !. . .... . ........ .... . JM viiuti. would proluiiit the legislature from levying any tax to pay any partof tho sji-cial tax bonds. . . . t : . Air. Tourgce submitted a, substitute, rovid- Ing tliat as the lbt of tho State U more than Uie people in their, imp.iv.-rUhed condition can pay. a Tribunal of ArUtntMm Umll be esUb- Ushed I to which thnxvholo debt of the Sute shall be submitted, the mI,I arbitrator, uot to no citizen, of U,e State and their action to bo I finaU I r. . . - .-v. ,,,-ni., aiivocatctl tns amendment, reviewing tlm aotl. Mr,tl. l STT""" H.. .I .T . S: "". ""i ,ha M" w" u"r. WA, Co Tote away a million brdollir, of Uiouciinla, n...t- I wxlk tlefid'.! ! .T?T "V t&JiWi3H nod vote awar million. araemlaicnt mlglit bo calM repmlinti.,n. if it wa,50 wuheiLUtthocirect of it would lie to prohibit the JgisLaturo from ever levying a tax to.paj'iutensst mxn tlM nwhA i- 1 "i . iii- wldch were conceived ii. f,,.! i ... ....... svn.Bt-11 If, 1 1 c of iniquity. lxrn in corrujiUon and prt tituted to Uie basest nariHetli.i rn... Legislature of li63-'C9. The word "rrnudiaifAn . n eonneotion iiK ii,.. v. i. , . .. . - " .. -n.WWIMl UK people ofAurth Carolina wantcl.. .1 Mr. Clingman opl Mr. Jarvi, ment. as it would work hanUdn to Innoee t bondholder,. Ho thuht the m dtr h ll i Z - ier oe icil to Uio Legislature for lutjuktment.' Mr. Boyd, rtp., diil nit hesitato to bo placed ii. . -t " swni u ueing in lavor 01 the utter H linill rT I If in KV IVttt .i ..I K a .. " ' -i"" J lie ex- itt.iA-. ri. ,. 7 w ww ounus' "&tiz over tw. would lorever retard tho t)nirr... ..f H. . . . pngress of ibtMlias Um Hut that It, Lrcer .n.iorilr ,f 1-si.l.tnro which crctM the bLXC longrf to the rtr.u, which l,u Wongi), ho was Ih, to nrtmit tl.ki ndu. Influences wm ri .-.r " T. .M o paswge of tlieso rcD"tl,ecla m wmoof u,e Dcm, craUofUio Sute hal received largo benefit. Hw..r. m ie people of Uio Stato . to-day wen in nn ' . . y. condition to imv the Iatm il.t w U,o fraudulent bond.- W",W oe recognized in any man her. ssir. Aiiman moved that Uie whole matter h recommittetl to Uie Committee. j After much discussion. Mr. Turner called the previous qnesti.n. which being sustalneil. the motion to recommit prevailed by a roto of 43 W 09. ..... . . , Mr. Jarvi, movel that tlm r..i:..- gard to the repudiation of tho six-cial Lax hond. be made the special order for 11 o'clock Mon- day. Mr. 'aVi'rrt, said Uie people demanded and 1 n ..... I.. . 1 .. . I Jio would insist on n voto bc-inn- t,.ln ti.tJ fl.'. . . . in P"" adjourned; that thi. Convention must and should do someUiln in regard to it. ' . ..n-.sf S m - m r -- VII A4ii .. ' ' I Moxdat. OcL 4. Ordinance to strike out sections 15. 16 and 17, art. 4. and insert the, following: , ' rim Conni-ril A ........ 1. 1 .. ,. ' - "' " l 10 aenr rtt ih in, ,. .1 .1 . : . . , . .. - . - ....... ?rviuuijr simii navo no power uZtZ: ? ... -o1 "J iuu,ui.uun vilieil riciltlp twrtiit. : uuk uie general AS9emllr sliall allot ami .U. trihnt. ui ,w.!. . . . V Ik. whieh doe, no, to tho So Crt Ita-.Oni t,n ConstituUon. or which m.. i. 1 !,J ,!w. in such manner a, It may deem best- r""w iso a proper system of nppeals. and Proceedi'n, hTiS T. '.W Wr 'b S"-ue IZZ Elr " T don. .without eonllict huuihs dt Li. im .1 .. . 1 .... - "ft"! " "" I W'th thcr' Proviin of thi, C.nsUUitiVn Mr- nnctt called the previous t m whlch was sastointHl by a voto of 43 Ali Iirnvirui. 1 m.n.tt. and the ordinance then pa! iU second road. mgoy arote.ofiO to46. -f . On motion of Mr. French Uio rnl es were su, pended to consider tho onlinance establlshin . . . . . "J.. "!!B.m,Sr,ion' promoto Urn arTU.nitr;.V.." : r,.V,nT-w" and shall enact laws for the ad7nn,,Ttr . -5t 1 lnt..r,l. . r . v . . I . ni oi snee 1X10 Kit DIM fA I.V !.. .1 nun .nil . r- . nt of sheen hn.;: ' P husbandrr. . ' ..... : .. mj. f. 17, art. 3, f ? .V MV. French e7pIai3thA . ' ' ' ' ' i ha obtained, that it wa, intendeto bcn fif 1 ? . c nJ protect the fkrmi,S cotnrauoity, that the woo Witloa originated with the Gran soch departmecu had worked weir In other ouuwKrrnoiawa.- neoemeij that all efforts wum. u.t. .:n miw under Uie present Uw had prored fuilure,. r, v, . . . . The ordiaaace thea Isel It, M U(1 Uurd reading, aluioa naanlmoosly.i Oa motion of Mr. Tamer, the mle, were n pended. and Uie ordinanco declaring that aocm political societies are daagrroo, to the libertiet 01 a.ireo people nnt. should aoC be tolerated wa considcreil and passed lu eond and Uiird' urainsnce to strike ot ,ec. S3, art. 4 of Uie Constitution, being a substitute from Urn eom mltteo, was cowidcred. This ordinance d. prlyef the magiitrate, of all juridicUon now granted them, and allew, the General AtnUy to defino their jurisdictioB. , Mn JarTls,jdcm.. axpUIurd tha necesitr of placing jn thch-JulM4he UrisUtar. th. rr o nrrm.s Uie JurwdicJdntf thf JoUew of I - w"" uie 1 eace. as occasion might, at ar.y Ume ro quire a cliange. nnd not make it neecssary to go to Uie exjxinse of chaneins Uw Con.tiinf i,.- jxinse of changii wlen any cliango In Uiis juriidiction may bo VII , Mr. Barring, r farorrd. the onlinance to tt rii out. He hail always favored Uie county court "jsieiu. Ane present system worked Injury to li Jird. Yet he thought 1 w.,., " " I CVcr lo,t!il5. lUld hence tlk.it Krlv vl.V V-... 1 .. lhe Pr M J vrhcre the jurisdiction of Mn- I . . a a enes suoujt crommence and end. Th sabstituto was adopted by a yote of 51 to ?- i , . , . . Ordinances to amend sec. 6. art. 1. rclatin- to I w,c IM,nc ucul of lhe tUte. Mr. Turner submitted a substitute from tho Committee on Bill of Right, providing that the State shall never pay or awume any debt in curred since Uio 1st day of January, 1SCS, and !'... uie isi nay vi January, 1875. In ud of any railroad cortjoration nmlor nnv I VIW1U1.UW. "-wnuiion or act ny any ConvcnUon or General Assembly, and the General Assembly sliall not In any. measure' recognize Uie said debt,' lr- Durliam submittM a substitute, bcin- 8amo nhniitt Saturdar from Uio Coral mUt on rnblic DeU, except "that part which proTided that no interest hich ha, accrue! w owj : heri-after accrue upon any bonds of Uie Stotc shall ever 1 paid. V Mr. Jarvi, move,!. n amendment trilW that jHTtion whic h gives the General Assembly the power to levy a tax .to pay any part of Uie special lax Iwndj. Adopted. J Tecs DAT. OcL 5. OK OKDIXAXCM AVli trtA. IXTKOPUCTIOX LUTIOXS. By Mr. Thome, an onlinance for Uio flnm- ci.il relief of Ukj pet.ple of North Carolina. Pro- n fi-tf Uiukln- yririuT7 R-Arrrvd. By Mr. Dockcry, a roclutinn hn.kin"' to the early c omple tion of Ue W. N. C. R. R. Pro- ride, that the Gemml Assembly sliall do what may be in It, power to c.mplcte thi, road at the earliest possible day. Referred. " By the same, a resolution invitin" and wel- j coming immigration into onr mid.t to assist in iieveioping iur resourres. Calendar. By Mr. l unett, n resolution of instruction to Um Judiciarv Cinimiitw. ., . . I J . .v WIS UIXTHlllinS "K0 ,Jtw on the Cheraw & SdUlairy IUuU . AJP1 .ntler a suspension of Uie rules. Mr. Binglmn ni.iTcU to reconsider tho rote by which the substitute renudUtiu?" th .tw. cial tax bomU and tho debt contracted during Uie war wa lost yesterday. Mr. Clingman moved to table thi, motion, and Uie motion to table prevailed by tho follow ing vote: , t ' , - , .Yeas Messrs. AlUrUon. f Alliwn. Barringcr. B.irrow, Bean. BcU. Blirens Bh-k. r. Bullock. Buxtn, Bryan. Can-. Cliaiuln-rlaln. Clingman. Coleman, Crosby. Davis." Uixon. Dockery. Durham. FairrloUs. French. Gmlwin. Hampton. Hinnant. ILlge. Hoffman. Horton Jones of Yadkin", Jordan. Jmtice, Kerr. King, of Lenoir. Kowe, MabMn. Mannin" of New inovcr. .wasscy. ilcCHbe. McCindle. Mun den, Nowell, Page. Puimley. ScKt of Jones. Shober. Smyth, Taylor. Tliornc. Wliecler. Wood fin and Young 52. Nays Messrs.' Allman. Anderson of Clay. Anderson'of M.ulison, Bonnet, Bingliam. Boyil. Bnnn. Byrd. Carter. Cooper. Cowell. Cnnnlng ham. Dvbson. Faison, Farrior, George. Green. Harrington. Henderson. Holton.: Jarris. Jones I Tt ' . ..... " of Caldwell. Ixire. Alanning of OiaUiam. Mar- sliall. McCorkle. .rdiead. Mou. Nl. Nieh. lson, lattcrsin. Price. Rcid. Robbins, Roberts of Davidson. RobcrU of Gates, Scott of Onslow; Shepherd. Sinclair. Singlctary, Spake. Stalling. Stroud. Summers, Turner. Vaughn. Watts and Wilson 49. By.Mr. Manning, of ChaUiam, an ordinance providing tliat Uio General Assembly sliall levy no tox to pay any portion of the public debt of the btato without first submitting Uie question to the qualified voter, of the Sute. Referred. SrEClAL. OKPES. Being a qufsUon to reconsider tho roto by which Uie ordinance to amend art. 3. sec 10. of the ConsutuUon pacd It, third reading. Re late, to Uio Gorcrnor and tho Senate baring power to appoint certain officers. Mr. Durham moved to lay this motion noon tho table. Lost by a rote of W to 43! UNnxiSUED Bt SIXMA. Boing an onlinance to abrogate sec. 33. art. 4 inrtriad.n.i;,.;.. ,1 . : ....... . i.' ofjustkel The ijncstioii came ,p on pa.sag. ofa bill on iL, ,H.. P,..Inl,rt. , I " em j was 53 to 49. CALENDAR. . . , Ordinance to alirogate setu. 15. 16. and 17 cf art. 4. of Uie Constitution, and substituting therefor a provision Uiat Ukj General Assembly shall have no power to derire the judicial de partment of any power or jarudiction which "ghtfullj pertain, to it a. .cnlin depm- u,ni "- uorernmcnt,- out that coir huaii dlotW distribute that portion of this power "naJc nnd jurisdicUon which doc 11 not pertain to Uw Supreme ourt among the other courts pre- ,a is ConsUtoUon or which maybe Cs,ablkhetl h7 in ,uch manncr 11 deem heft; provides 'so n system of appeals. aeU.odi of proceeding In the exerci. c f their powers, of all U,e conrts below tbe SaprVme oart, so far a, Ue wrne may bo done without coiwictwith other proTuion, of thi, Constlta. t5on. j . After con-dderaUo opposition thoordl 5U"thWnA 'fla.jtaS b j a roto of Mr. Rnrringcr. In expliaUon. said a, U had already expressed his belief that the county court yyrtcm was the cbcapet and best for the lople. but ho UiH)sht he saw In U.is and me nanco 11 " i w nccn PP" an effort r !, PT rTOple tIie eJoct!n cf Jostices fw" ' anJ I,e ,UoaW Tuto SIwt all of " " . Z ' , u,snnT ?nimoli(.n,of iIr- r to reconsider the . J W l 0iance to strike oct ice. I k ii. an. BIT a m silk iiu is a m w l-r m. .a. .a . , - ' " i'-vuu, was conkcreu, and aflcr a considcraLfe snmWf of moUens. calling, of the roll, and a largo 0mber of tb, pont,ofonkr"from tle lUtmblican side fcf Ue house, occupying the (time of UConren. Uon unUlC o'clock. Uie motion to reconsider w luft. while the Repobliaui mcmUrs were absent from the hall almost in a body, bavin absented tlK-mseires to prevent a quorum. , 1110 SUUStltntA rivnwl t ... ?"ffraSe and BiglUUt r to OSce for onlinance, ' .-j..a uio VrOUlUllUCO on I w rf Au'l .ui V.11 mnn,lim.l 11 . i days' residence before a rrm .v-mul, At 1 LtJUire Lf.J can rote, and prohibit any pemn convicted of felony or 0U1 cr infamous crime from voting. It provides : i - ixiat sec 1. of art 6, of U.e ConsutuUon 1 amended bv ?rnl inrr nr, f V. t - . j -'t t fcua wuru wurxy . la line 4. and inserting In lieu , thereof theword -ninety" and by adding at tho end of said sco Uon Uie follow ing words : ! - But no person who. npon convkUoo or confeirm in open court, shall ht rcafter bo luljudgwl guilty of felony or of any oUier crime infamous by the laws of Uie State, shall be cntitletl to vote at any eloc Uon umlcr the law, of this Stat. onle, nf h citizen sliall bo restored to Uie rights of citizen ship in a modo prescribed by law.' j So Uiat said section a, amended sliall read as follows: j 1 M Sectiox 1. Every mile person born In the United States, and every male person who ha been naturalized, twcnty-cne years old or op ward, wlio shall have rvslded In this Suui twelve month, next preceding Uie election. and ninety days in the county In which he offers to rote, sliall be deemed an elector. But no per son who, upon conviction 5 confession In open court shall hereafter be adjudged guilty of fel ony, or of any oUkt crime Infamous by tlm laws of thi, State, onle, such person shall bo restored to the right, of citizenship in a modo JH-cscrihed by Uv." The previous question Inringbecn called br .. . I Mr Mnnng yesterday evening. I " wr"3rruutw mwrwa aii m t I w take recess nnUl &ilarday m&mln" at Am. 10 oVlwk- ,Ir Iltl!Scr moved an amendment to 10 "cloc,i Friday. Lost by a roto of 20 to 84. Ir Freoch'i moUon was lost by a roU of 22 fofcl 1 ' SuiJth morjd an amendment proposing l-uai amcism and mreasance in office shall bo Iiar 10 "Sxage d holding oQce. Lost by a VotcofOtolGG. f . I - - Mr- Jntlc, amendment toslriko ou: W and M.nserl 50 residence was lost by a role of to Gary, col..an amendment tliat no pcrsoQ or persons Uius dUfranchUcd slmll be required to pay iub:ic Ux. Lt by a vote of 41 to Cg. Tlie ordinance then pns4l iU secund reading by a rote of S3 to 43. ! . Mr. Badger, rep moved to sufpend tlie rule, to take up the onlinance just passetl and put It npon its third reading j Mr. Frcncli, rep., moved a rcccAs 'ottil 4 'c,ock' P- Wr. Ridger moved to a.ljocrn. It by a Toto of 23 ta I, Mr noing. dem.. of ChaUnm. moved to tnWo U motions to Uke a recess, rrordilcd I by a rote of 53 to 6. t bJ vote to 6 Mr, French moved to adionrn. Ist by a roto of 11 to 76. A motion for the previous qietIon was sus tained by a rote of 50 to 3. only 3 Republican, voting. Mr. Badger', motion to snpend Uie roh rt ceive.1 53 ayes to 1 nay. It requiring CI rote to SU4 pen d. Mr. Manning asked Uist Mr. Frcncli be al lowed to vote, he having "been within Uie hall B.m W? fJ The Cliair decided Uiat any member within Ue liall when the question was taken, was re qalred to rote nndT the rule, unleas ex case. 1 byUio ConTenUun or jK-rkonally intcn-ited. whereupon Uie Republican members almost In a body cast their vote against tlw motion to suspend, leaving Ukj result 53 to 51. the motion to suspend being losL j . , ! " CALOPAR Ordinance to amend arUde 33. soctfoa 4. was read. j -t . Mr. Badger moTcl to adjonrn, Iost. Adjourned nnUl 4 o'clock. rrxsnro SESSiov. WXOXESDAT. Oct. 6. 1 Ordinance to strike out sec. S3, art. 4, tf tho ConsUtuUon. Deprires Uie Magistratee of JarU dicUon under the existing laws, and leaves tbe matter of arranging their jorisdicUon In the )iands of Uie Lcgubitnre. Mr. Manning, of Chatham, morcd an amend- ."LTol '.V ' "JlTiL'lS: otirr than tho fuml.l.l .-. IT:!!! ... ...... .. vmm icm. ucz B Uie value of property in conlrorery doc not exceed $S0. AdoptotL j , Tlie or Jinan c thus amemled passed Its third rcailing. Ordinance to add 3 section, to art. 4 of the ConsUtuUon, fuiilo provide for the rrmoral of Judge, by Uie Legislature, and Clerk, of the Courts by the Jotlge. Mr. Jarvls. called UiepreTiottsqucsUon.which call was sasUined. . ' i The ordinance then panted it, second rea.lin' by a roto of 58 to S3. Mr. B-vlger a-ked that Uie snUtftote milir." : out sections CC and 27. art. 4 of U- C.Mikutiui. . . be rca. Tlie u"otiinte prui. Um Uhi i e .
The Western Sentinel (Winston-Salem, N.C.)
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