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Tne Daily Revise JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor & Prop. .WILMINOTONi W..ri. 8ATFRDAV. MAkCU 27. 1880.' POOR OLD AOKTI1 t AROLLKi. The proposed gale of the Western North Carolina R. R. has been consummated and it Is reasonable to suppose that Mr. Best, Got. Jams and all of the rest of them are happy at last. It bss been a lon'g agony and it ia over. We Lave opposed the tale of this road, at first without qualification, and afterwards, seeing that a sale of some kind was predetermined, we opposed its transfer under the Beat bill, That transfer has at length been . .i t i i Jy made; the sale nas Deen soiemmy ouu i summated and there is now "bo going be hind the returns." It has been evident toll who have watched closely this coa test and who has not that there has been no hope from the fiist of saving this important public work to the State aud that the sale had been predetermined be fore the Legislature was called into ses sion. Let it-go. We can only trost that our forebodings of evil may be ground, less. . COL. MCRAE'S SPEEL'fi. Aa a matter of common justice we print to-day a report of Cj1. D K. Mc Kae' speech delivered in Raleigh, in re ply to Messrs Ruffin and Davis, and in opposition ta the proposed sell out, or give away of the State's property iu tbe v W. N. C. R R to a New Y .rk Syndicate represented by W. J. Best & Co. Col. McRae 8 effort was spoken of by those who were, not too blind to do j i tice as an admirable effort ard like eveiy thing that emanates from that distin guished gentleman, and thorough going North Carolinian, sharp, , incisive, log'ca1 and forcible. Had. the Raleigh papers presented Col. McRae 's argu rnents in print as they did those of Mt'dnrt. Ruffin and Davis, we should not hate cared especially to report t this sr eech Bat there seemed to be such" a deep seat ed prejudice towards everybody and everything Chat opposed tbe sale of the Railroad, by those who were- wedded to Mr." Best and his proposiiion, that in tht name of justice, we buve jrnluced Col. McRae's remarks. Col. McRae said: Whatever, the merits of this propositiori might be there was everything in the limt and method of its presentat on io be dis approved and rebuked. The people wer t rest. In a moment preceding the opecu ing.of a political campaign, one to be o! unusual importance, no body of people in any county was claiming to be heard a to any grievance conceded with tb.it Western R. R. qatsiion. If the people fell "any taxation th?y bad not utter d. a groau For twenty od years the pledt bad lastrd that the two lines West of Asheville should be supplied,to those peo pie in consideration ot their lu ana liberal course of action in voting lor in te.rnal improvement for other sfc'.ious He had. participated in that pledge iD 1858 under circumstances of imposing obligation, for the public sentiment m , more than one county was revwlution'zed in his behalf by his prompt acceptance oi the pledge it is not unnatural then ,thit like others ho should be sensitive to any action that looks like its violation and ii is because he conscientiously-telievs that this movement is a shameful abandon ment of it that he so earnestly opposes it. In this moment of t'raBquiiity the pub lic t was startled by the rumor that a prop- osition to sell out the State's interest in teat road was being considered. Then followed in rapid succession the Gover oor's visit, to Washington, consultation with members of Congress and what looked like a preparation to force to a speedy ibsue some concocted negotiation and sale. The Board of Internal Im proTemeut being. consulted on the 10th of February as to tbe propriety of calling an extra session of tbe Legislature, declined to advise it. The Directors of the Road being then appealed to likewise declined. Gov. Jarvis then called his political coun cil, like himself office-holdeis and candi dates, and they recommended the call and proclamation went out about ths 2ist of February fer this body tb meet on 15th of March, which would La eh n oaly 2 1 days if this were not leap year. As yet no communication had been made to the public concerning tbe terms of the propo sition No reference aa to their standiog had been furnished by Best and associates Bat rumor spoke of Best as one who had formerly figured in certain special tax matters of considerable notoriety and tne alarm became general that the parties were adventurers and the scheme out i r wrecking the road, and swindling tne people. For one.be was prepared to say, with dua deliberation, thi t with regard to the scheme alarm with him has become conviction. There was a further report, -that money was te be deposited to pay the Legislative expenses to go to this pur pose if the bill should be passed, but to be recalled if the bill were rejected. It is true soma explanation has been given concerning this deposit, but the speaker ssid the explanation ought not to be satis factory to any one who was scrupulous of thf SUta pride and dignity. ' Then came tbo letters ol the governor's associates, and within this short period with indecent haste with no afforded op portunity of public discussion, this Legis . lature, which was never elected to consider this question whose members have had no instructions from their constituents are called upon amid the turmoil and con fusion of a short and limited session, sur. rounded bv jobbers and lobbyists, to as sume the high responsibility of, selling ? j JiO, of giving away th Sj the most valuable pr perty now left to this ahed, fietced State. The "Best propcsitioL" proper was anuounced in the shape of a bill prepared cut and dried for this body to pass. But wbeu that got fairly hefortLe pub ic there was. an almost universal revolt, and it became necessary either to abandon the project, or rLid some method of hiding away the deformities unde'r tor e cover.: Accoidingly h s two friends were eunorxoud as U ey have explained, and thty have assumed to say that they have msde amw bill, and that this is the Dah-Rufirj, in stead of the Best Dili. But be.iidt net admit this assumption. . Iu Its se.trcriy altered shape, the child has&urlrtd uo change. It may have the hand ol E au, but there Is still the voice cf Jacob, and his two learned friends should not, if he could help to extricate them, charge them selves witlj a responsibility which wil bring no honor, if it does not entail a fu ture of regret and penitence. He said he would low proceed to offer Lis objections to the bill as it "stands, very concisely, as he had already twice criticised it in published letters, and there bad scarce ;jeen a material modification in a single! feu'.;. re. ui the general scope of tne pro deeding he would say, there were all the indices ot a railroad wrecking operation a New York syndicate the presence of .certain instruments ef questionable re spectability, the evident eager, hot, anxious solicitude of well known political manip ulations to pustilo rapid and unseemly conclusions, the subserviency of the Legis lature, over which the lash seems to have beeu cracked with consummate effect, the support of a press manifestly. hired for the. occasion, a lobby with condiments, all these betoken along with "grantees and assigns,'' construction bonds and mort gages, failure and no penalty, but certain profits, all bespeak the inevitable doom of the State's interest, aud one can almost shake hands wrh the partners who will divide the spoils. , But look at the sections. The second convey, by way of escr6w, to Best and associates, the instrument to be placed with the Union Trust Co., of N. T., to await the . perioiiujice tf the conditions upon which it .s to be delivered to the yVautes. ' IN ot, like the first deed wh'ch passed the title of the Stata her iuteiesi and lihis this pa&ses no present title. All theie is of that remains in the State, except that the "grantees" obtain ah inchoate right on performance of. the condition to convert the escrow into a deed, for as yet there is no contract be tween the parties executed by delivery Ndw,in connection with this the first grave aud iinauswerabie objection, that by sec tion 8, whili .this escrow remains uucou ve. tad ! into , a ded by delivery, the btate authorizes the grantees named iu ii to. re organize the corporation under the style and name of the VV. N. C. R. R. Co., on a basis of a capital professed stock, of $4, 00U?000. Now mark, this corporation is not Best and associates, but an altogether different entity. It is not either the grantees in section 2d. This distinction must be, borne in miud. By section 9. this corporation may exe cute and deliver mortgage deeds with power of sale to trustees, conveying all the tropriy and f ranch is- s mentiuued in the esciow io ecur- the payment of certain uo ids to the. amount or $15,000 a mile, which thi3 corporation is authorized to issue tor tho coustjuclion of the road. Now what f iiows ? 1st. The Slate having still the title gives to ihis corporation the power to moitgage the whole property With power of sale. Ic is a statutory power of attorney by the btate to mortgage this, her pioperty. The first spake iu i he grass is found rig nt here, it r as against this corporation there is no forfeiture. Mr. Best has impostd upon ihe two learned but simple-minded gentie uieu the Oelitf that if Best & Co. ' don't perform their contrac., these mortgage powers will bt forfaited. , "Never were two enlightened lawyer more completely taken in Can any one doubt the power of the State to author ise this mortgage? : Can any one deubt that this power is not given to the gran tees in the esbrow Bel & Co., but to the reorganized corporation? Look at Sect 9 ; Now who is it that makes the contract to finish the raad, and pay the interest on the-' now outstanding $850,000 bond? Look at Section 5, aud you will see that it is Best aud Co. who makes the con tract, and not the reorganized corpora tion, who are authorized to execute the mortgage. Now what is forfeited, and who fori feit if the contract is broken? Why the parties who forfeit are the parties wtto make the contrac , and that HvBest & Co. Forfeit wha.2 why only tbe grants mentioned in the escrow.- It is all found in Section 16. in these words, ihat iu case the said grantees ana their assigns shall fail to carry out and' perform their said contract, all the grants intended to be made to them ehail bacome null and void. Now what is for feited? Why only the grants intended to be conveyed to Best & Co. Lut is there any provision. for dissolviag'the reorgan ized corporator ? None, is there any revocation of its power to mortgage? None Where stands the legal title on tha fc feiturcby Best & Co. of tlw graut to them? Does any lawyer eay it wiii u0t remain those trustees, named in the mort gage which the tqutzauizmI corporation will already, have executed. There can be no doubt that sucu will be tne status of the title and it follows that any pwr: chaser of these construction b .ti'ds may call on the trustee to soil un 'er the power and if the trustees do sell tue buyers at that sale will" get the legal title. He re peated, there is no provision aay where in the bill, aDy where, to revoke that power to mortgage. . O i the contrary the State estops herself by that sec ion from disputing the title of tbe purchaser,. The Speaker said, If there be any idea by Mesrs Davis and Ruffin that the mort gage can be avoided, they must' find it in some implication. They .certainly can not claim that Jit is expressed. Then, if Mr. Best is the fair minded, honestly pur posed negotiator bs admiring friend,' Mr. Davis, considers him, a character which it is not for a moment to be sup posed he . leird with aoy rr pfiae tor;, is, it to be uppoei that- he at all laughs in his sleeve at the artless confiding nature which un derstood him so promptly, if Mr. Best be so will he not readily suffer this amendment in order to make this matter plain? To wit: All the lifanta o said grantees shall become nail, and power to mortgage now in , said corporation shall cease, and said corporation shall be dis solved and the old corporation shall be revived." This would be explicit, but if jibs amendment were proposed and adopted it would shoot Mr. Best to New lYork by liehtniDg express because it would kill the snake in the grass. Mr. Ruffin is understood to . say, 'There is nothing in all this, because by Section 10 and elsewhere it is provided that this mortgage eannot be foreclosed until the road is finished to .faint ttocii atd Mur 1iy,' at which there is great applause. "Mr. McRae: Ah. Let us see what says SectioQ 9. 'Said company may execute mortgage deds tath power of tale. Provided no sale thereuuder shtll be dadc by foreclosure r or any power of sale without 90 days notice. Dots the gen tleman fail to see that there are tw meth olds of sale hy foreclosure or power of eiie? Now the sale by foreclosure is guard-? ed against in Section 10, but will the gentleman point out where is the clause guarding against a sale by tbe trustees under the power. Nowhere nowhere. Now if Mr. Best means to let the State have this guard why not say so in Section 10? why not say 'and that the mortgage cannot be foreclosed until said road shall have been completed to Paint Rock and Murphy?' Nor shall the trustees named there in sell under any power therein given. This was said iu Section 0 when fixing the v90 days notice, why is this omission? why simply because it is in tended to sell out under this mortgage and .leave the state in the lurch. It is plain that in 30 days these bonds may issue, tbe mortgage be executed, the bonds sold, Best and Co. pocket the proceeds,' throw up the contract and then tbe holders of this bond may demand of .the trustees to sell the State's iaterest Indeed tbe whole interest of the re-organized corporation, and there is no power in this bill to prevent .it. How soon ail this will come to pass depends some wr at on the nomination for Gover northat sooner or later it will some, is as sure aa that similar rings all over the land have 'wrecked railroads iu a similar position, aud it is only a question of time when Messrs. Davis and Ruffin will wake up soma moraing to look upon 'this work of their hands. Look, now; at 4th Section. With. refereacstoi tre now outstanding bonds, known as the lt mortgage,$850, 000 bonds, it is said, nothing iu this aet shall be construed" to prevent said grant es i or their assigns irom settling and aisenarging of- record,, said , mortgage deed and the bonds ispued thereon, for a sum less than, the .face . or .par valie thereof and any sum saved in the settle ment or compromise shall enure to tbe benefit of said grantees or asaigus.'' Here is snake No. 8. In order, to find him you must look carefully into the foliage: 1st. Ton must note here again this power to settle is given to Best and ae signs. ;2d. This mortgage and bonds are those of the original corporation when the B ate held three-fourths of the stock. It is for the coupons on these bonds, that the State is liable. 8d. . It is. tbe re-organized company whose obligations these bouria aud mort gages will have become. Now what is the operation of this 4th Section? W hy this. Mr Best may go yo to Sepdou or McAdea or any other, holder ana if they will sell, buy for 60 eents on the dollar and may then turn the ..bend over to the corporation, exacting its face value, by which the State enables Mr. Beat to de press her credit as to these bonds and alter purchasing them at a reudced price, stiil hold the State s property, nab e tor their face va'ue. Iu o ner .vurd. stie relinquishes her right to make tijesr corn promises, so that Mr Best & Cc., mar alter doing so break their contract, aid sili ho d jher property liable through the fit st mortgage. By this process, Best & Ce. may realize a half million ol dollare which tke Sta:e might save. :Mr. Davis says this is not so, and that this feature of the bill is bat surplusage. .Now Mr. J Davis, althougu not tne best draftsman, ii the S ate, is perhaps, as good as any other at all events; he is lawyer enough to know that no legal doc umeat, especially no;iegislative act is Well drawn which holds surplusage, and noth ing is so easy to be gotten rid of. It is simply toj strike It eut. Will he and Judge Ruffin state "the serious objection to this surplusage and see if Mr. Beet will reply j' fgentlemen we strike it out ' Hardly ever. If just this little sentence "shall enure to the benefit of said grani te or their assigns' were simply stricsen on tor changed to read "to the benefit. of said reorganized corporation. Mr. Best would 'entl-'men, strike out ' for New Yo'ilc immediately and the pay of the le ;Ulature would become doubtful again. The guarantee vto furnish 500 couvicts and if need he to manufacture the .a by jud.ciifprorerts is another feature in tdis bihj bad enough in itself, bu; also with a snake io it that adds to its badness. It is that th Stvte is made to guarantee thai $16 shall "include all their ex pensea, ' aad , the result will be th t grto e s or assigns and assign would b a better nearsr trutM will before they break, have an offset for expenses over $125 that will take back the whole $125 aad'tben they will get the labor of these convicts for nothing. The speaker laid he had heretofore showd op the provisions to freeze eat the originial private stockholders, by giving them only $212,500 of new stock in a capital of four million, whereas they now have $212,600 in a capital of whicb $&50,000 is the other three-fourths. Un questionably to vote for this section as it stands is to disregard the federal con stitution, bat there is reason" te believe that these private atockholders if not in t e ring are at least close by and no worry need be felt about them. It should, ho wever, be worthy of consideration, whsther you can vote for an act conscien tioosly knowing that it violates the con stitution. j One or two words upon this failure and forfeiture matter.- By Section 16 if th grantees or assigns fail to perform their contract, the. grants Lecome null, and the escrow U to be returned, but no damages are to be recovered. " In t lis state of the ease the Governor comes to tbe front, notifies the graateea to go on and perform and if they then fail, what next? Why the Governor is then to appoint six directors and do what? dissolve the reorginiz'rd corporation and revive the old on ? no, but to join in with six directors, 3 to be appointed by the private stockholders and 8 Vy tbe grant, ees, to go on and complete the road as by law may be directed. This is the capped e'imax cf this scheme of fraud far by this section, instead of taking back the property when the ontract fails the State lets in the violators to a partnership with heron equal terms, except that she is to do tbe work and they get the profits. But Mr Davis &aTs this a.eaus tha tha State is to have lull charge of the mutter and may or may not ia its discretion com plete the work. Then the roao; to Murphy is no part;' of the project at ias't and the pledge ot the 8tate ends with tbis saie. Suruiy Sir. Davis is not a j. arty to so sly an opera tion. But this explanation u fAtaliy de fective, buppose there should be no further legislation is, the completion not already providsd by this very cili and will Mr.Davi protend that "aa by law may be directed" does not apnly to directions of law already in force or that after agree ing to join with the six directors aiid to operate aid complete the work as hy law may to dirtcted that in the a senc of provisions already existing, she wiii bo under no obligation to paaa some law in order to its completion.. ; If Mr. Davis means this, then the short association with Mr. Best haa already done its work upon him to the extent at least that he has imbibed a cunoud idea of statutory construction. The position is an at surd one, and as the act btanus, the State will be boa 2d to complete !ho work or forfeit ail the liens she hs oa it and all the, property in itbesidej chea'in t ie tranrmontano people who wi-l be askn lsbed to hear that accordiLi; to th t piu ion ot Mesprs. Davis and Rutiin nhe has already niade provieionj lor trin iecepb tio-j. j But, sail the s?peaker', th? hour is Ut; be had not intended tospcart thus oev ning. He admonished ;he Loiolature that it was t rra ling on dangerous round; the tempter is at hand in his usuai aud specious guise. This pledge, long ago made and ft repeated, etaniis registered; its violation is the snare that it set. Let the youag men of this body Leu-aro, the forbidden fruit, for "in the day that ye eat thereof ye shall sure. y die " N. B In the light ot the refusalf to piss the amendnients guarding apairs unfriendly discriminations, what 'do Mr. Davis and the Chamber of Commerce think of tbe chances of Wilmington ? This? was in substance the amendment offered: 'That like rates shall be enjoyed on traffic to or from or through telports within the Sta (which means Wilmington and Newbern) as will be enjoyed by like sra ports in adjacent States. This was voted down, and it simply means that they don't intend that North Carolina shall have tbe honor to protect her own marts of commerce by giving them equal ad vantage with Virginia and South Caroli na. If the people of Wilmington don't see their future destiny crop out of this refusal, they are no blinder than other towns have been, but they are neverthe less blind. Miscellaneous The Bitters invariably remedy yellowness ef the complexion and whites of tbe eyes, pains id the right side and under the right shonlder blade, furred tongue, high colored urine, oaasea, vertigo, dyspepsia, constipa tion, fieaviness of the" head, mental despon dency and every 01 her manifesUtioa or ac sampaniment of a disordered condition of the liver. The stomach, bowels and kidneys a' so experience theirj regulating and tonic influ ence. For sale bjalliDruggists and Dealers gen erallv. " mch 2 A m. 1 . . . . . 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PERFECTLY NEW OFFICE SAFE, Hosier, Bahjcani Co., manufacturers, combination IocV, weight 1,500 lbs. For sale cheap. Apply at nek S THIS OFFICE. mm younjf , suffering from poor health or lang-uish- wm II iBg on a Ded of atakneaa, rely on II Miscallan eous BENSON'S CAPCIWE. C AP BkCK ACR$ IS AT ONCE CURRD BY BENSON' CAPCINE P0RU3 PLATE IT IS THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY THAI NEVER FV1LS ' Orer 2000 Dragejists Lave signed a paper sitting that Plfysiciiv they are in every way SuiJei'i "?r to the ordinary slaw acting Pora tcrs used for this purpose. Price 25 cents. , 4 mcb;J 4-.v EAriUKY & JHN60N, PiiarruiCiM-at f hooiis-s, e ,VILC0X, GIBBS & GO'S ianspulated Ouano 1 est Fertilizer Made ! Tha Best tha CriAn -fr r Sold on Favorable Terms Payable in Cott n Lumbertdh, Shoe Heel, Laurinburg, Laurel Hill, and, interme V puixito m jiwuiiiiiuiiu. uuu xvuucbuu uuunues. jan 28-tf HeadijUHite's or all that is good, useful, pretty and cLeat. f ' Market Have the pleasure of acrain we have an unusual and attractive uotuuicxo ujlio ui tue vrunaeat anji AJaeapest stocks of Pi ices raugiDg in Suite from $3.00 tip-wards ! A beautiful and GENT'S FURNISHING Which we guarantee cannot be equaled iu this city. A fine line .ml 1 I latest styles in I Hats, Gaxjs. Soots and Slioes ! In all qualities and prices, imported direct' from the Manufacturer, whicn we guarantee to be of superior fquality.; We also have one of the choicest and largest stocks of Two and Three Ply and Brussels Carpets, Bugs, Matting and Oil Cloths at astonishins? low -nrina Plao.n .. aec 1q O R GO u-r. AILOCVILflC SURE CURE,. 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For Malarial intermittent and Chronic Fevers, Chills, or Ague. 8ALICYLJCA IS A CERTAIN CORE, Superseding- entirely the Bse of Sulphate of Quinine, as it will not only cut the ferers, out any "of the inconreniencea and troubles arising from QUININE. 31 a box, 8;x boxs for 85. ?Sent free by Mail on recipt of m. ney. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT, but tae no imitation or subetitute. te our Balicyliea (copyritrhted) is jruaranteed to re lieve, or mtney refanded, and will be deliv ered free en reeeipt of orders by calli?e on or addressing Washburne & Co., bOLJfl AGENTS, " 212 Broadway, cor. Fulton st. (Kaox Build , ing), N. Y. feb 28-lji4w. I Winberrv Oysters- THEY ARE GCOD now. Another Iati mens just receiyed this moruinjr. Ifi noufcrh uow for hot Whiskey a f at Oj&. Free Luaeh eyry day at U o'elockf eptlt jQHfr OAHHQi.l SCHOOL OF DRAVIWG, (PAIMTING ETC. TN8TBDCTI0N GTENin Cra,on. repi. -L and India. Ina- TirinA. ..r taWjto C.lor., WilTnd ttolortaf b v PrticmlAra inquire at th. 8ehool Rooms of Misses BorrXjaa.es, in th e rear of 8t. James Church..4 noy 21 rS NO MORE ml &9 Miscellaneous. PORU8 PLASTEr; C U E -:o:- Street. announcinrr r ih Stock and are I preparer! to olFer grand assortment in GOODS ! i BUOK AGENTS ! dres It will p.y jos. A. GORTON A Cs 2 ci 7th Philadelphia, Pa, met J if Pi I! IM II Q S""lCW.r and Wi o-.lj 14SUd '14S to $255. ORGiM 13 Stops, 3 tet lU eila. i Krp SwpII. S .-m. Botk, ciuiy $9S. fey Holiday Newspir Free. Address Daniel V, BMttyW' ington, N. J. j y mch AGENTS READ THIS. We want an Agect In this Coonty U whom we will pay a salary of $100 per month and expenses to sell our wondnfa! invention, fctomple ft ee.' A ddresa at on SD KR VIAN & ,CO Marshall, MicLg'- mch 3 ON 30 DAYS TBM. 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THE ONLY OENriNS HOMBlD Ijann In u ... . r a T J " ,uo c,lJ Will mo --jr flay, fresh and swet, tbr.e doors the ioew.ffice on beoond sin et. !. Kaisins,. Fruit, Ac. 0.-K jEVKr j 23 Nea the Pov Seed; Rice. 1 nOh BD8 JELS PRIdK X J W J Fur sale by f.b 2 tt ALFUKO;MAKT!Sf.
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