The Daily Review
JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor & Prop.
WIUWINOTOW. N. C
WEDNESDAY. JU.SE 2, 188a.
ENTXKED AT THJC fOSTOFFICK AT
Wilmington, N. C, a sbcond-Class
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VIBWSAND B-VfE'8.
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Ethan Alien Bends the New York
Tribune another Hat of oue tbouaencl Re
publicans who pledge thenuaWea under
no circutnstau: a to vote for Grant,
It jV stated bj a gentlemm who re
cently made a bo la I ca'' at the Wbitj
House that President -Hajs persists in
the opinion that the ex President w;'l
not be nominated at Chicago.
An Il'inois woman went into tie show
business on a sniH scple with abogu8
petrified baby, Which she wheeled horn
town to tcwn in a perambu'ator, ter't g a
steiy of Us sickness, death and final
transformation 'nts s'.one. The figure had
teen well made ps o if head and arnc?,
but plain marks of the c! !el were found
elsewhere.
The eucha nc candles Ilbf.d on the
a'tar of B sbop Seimour'a cathedral in
Springfield, If , V bvnday, tlreaten to
kindle a sma'l confligrati'jn fnthe Epis
copal church of the Wf t. Bishop Rob
ertson, of St. Lou's, can find no srBcient
warrant for the allege! inuovat'oo, and
hit no hesitancy in gating so.
From Kentacky priyate 'nte ligenre is
to the efifect that a very stroBg spirit of
resentment b?s sprung up among promi
nent Democrats 6 gainst what is alleged o
b the evident hope of the Tlden-Wa:
tenon wing to bulldoze the Democracy ol
Kentucky into send'ng a Tilden delega
tion to Cincinnati. As a result of this it
is said Kentucky wi'l send a strong anti
Tilden delegation .
One of the latest sUries told of James
Gorden Bennett is that he recently wrote
to Prince Bismarck offering bim a salary
of $130,000 a year to contribute one ar.
UCla m W CO Jk IU Ilia i'e n x v m. w
Bienarck wrote a polite letter declining
the offer. In conversation afterwards he
made the observation that if a simon
pure article of 'cheek' was desired appli
cation should be made to an American
newspaper office, Perhai s tb's story !s
true and perhaps it is not.
an inteiview from a New York Tribune
reporter in that city a few days ago. In a
polite note the General said he had no
political views, and did not meau to have
any until after the Conventions have been
held. He wa on his way to California in
search of health and recreation, and if he
gave any political views he would have to
spend his time in explaining them at every
way station, which he did not mean to dc.
An ostrich, long on exhibition at Rome,
hating been buffecated by thrusting its
neck between the bars, there were foand
in i's stomach four large stones, eleven
smaller ones, seven nails, a necktie pin,
an envelope, thirteen topper coins, four
tc3n beads, one French f.anc, two small
keys, apiece of a hrndkerchief, a silver
medal ofthe Pope, and the cress of pn
Italian order.
In a Milwaukee street er r the other day
a near-sighted man was seated near the
fae-tox, reading a newspuper, when a
lady pai'ed up f?ie aisle and accidental'y
dropped her handkerchief in the lap of the
near-sighted man as she paid her fare.
She did not notice her loss, and a t-er she
had taken her seat a gentleman sitting t; -posite
the near sighted peison s touched
him with h'i rane to call his attention to
the handkerchief. The near-sighted man
looked down, saw the white handkerchief
in his lap and immediately covered it up
with h's paper, bkuhiDg as he id co.
Then he inserted his hand under the paper
tacked the handkerchief in out cf s'ght
and wentonreadiDg. v
It is announced that Pref Taylor, of the
agricultural department, has discovered
that cotton seed treated with su'phuric
acid will come up five or six days earlier
than In its natural state. If the sine
treatment will obtain the game results on
a larger scale then the d:scovery will b i
one of great importance to Southern
planters, rs it will give them a start of
nearly a week In raising their crop, and
thus enable them in many cases to avoid
the fruits. It is believed th&l the ger
mination of other sedi can be quickened
by stssilar means.
Iliuts aw now darkly given out that
Gea Grant will not in aay event accept a
fourth term of the Presidency. These
hints are evidently not intended to be
humorous, but they irresistibly remind
one cf the famous interveiw with the
Chinese Prince Knag, ia wbich the Gen
ral assured that dignitary that
he had already been surfeited
with civil station . Oue thing at
a time, however, U a geod jrule, and
it may be welt ftr the friends ef the ex
Prttldeat to settle the natter of the third
tersa before becoming absorbed in the
possibilities ef a fourth.
TOO MUCH MACHINE,
In the whole history ef North Carolina,
and particularly of the Democratic party
in this State, we doubt if the like of
State functionaries descending from their
high official position td mingle with the
people for partisan purposes, as we be
lieve has been recently done, wa3 ever
witneseed before to the degree and ex-,
tent which has characterized the conduct
of some high officials in Raleigh within
the past few months . There ia too mush
machine politics carried on at the Cap!
tal now, and in our. op'nion there has
bee wore than one to many printed
epistles and documents circulated ameng
the dear people, to be in our humble
jadfeiueiit, consistent with the dignity
aad duty of bih State officials.
TUG f UBLlC DEBT.
Tne national debt statement shows the
dscrerti n thr j3ubHcdebt,forthe month of
, May, to b3 $15,128 033,87. Such is the
son oi 'tSy' wfelch John Sherman, Secre
tary of the Treasury, and hoping to be
Prsideut, car sea to te iaued to the pub
lic every month. It ia possible
that the debt h;5 been re
duced that amouut during the
month, but we have " but little
railh ia any of the report3 regard ng the
matter :sued from the Treasury Depart'
ment. There huve teen so many issued
to the public which have been proven to
be absolute and unmitigated falsehoods,
that we are disposed to take them all
ci m grqno salt's. It was a sort of ca
jelery which was rather amusing until
we foand that the facts were otherwise ;
since whicii time we have ceased to rely
n these monthly reports for authentic
information. It would be very pleas int
indeed to th'nk they were ture, and that
they furuished a correct exhibit 6
the financial condition of the country;
bu', uuforluuately, it has been proven
that in quite a number of instatces, when
by their showing the debt had been rm
te;ia'!y reduced, there had beeu an actual
increase of our indebtedness.
gloiious opportunity for the waving of the
t'bloody shirt." It would have beea a
God-send to the Republican orators and
newspapers, which would have been util
ized t the utmost.
It is sad that such an outrage upon
the public peace shouhi occur anywhere
iu the country, and, at this juncture, it is
specially aad that one of the kind
should have occurred in New Tore.
They answer no political purpose when
they occur at the North. They offer
no opportunity for the political capital
which will be much needed" by the Re
publicans in th;a campaign Harper s
I'u8trated Journal Civilization
(Heaven save the mark!) finds no em
ployment for the talent of its engravers in
furnishing a highly wrought sketch of the
oscnrreuce. It took place too near home
to be of advantage to those whose great
est claim to success dep. nds upon the
amount of obloquy they can fl:og upon
the South.
OUR liS UKASED PRODUCTION
Mr. K. P. Porter, an emiuenl statistician
has lately ompiled a statement, which we
find in the Norfolk Virginian, of our pro
gress in the fomteen years since 18C5. O it
production of wheat hf.s increased from
148,552,829 bushels to ,445,756,000 bush
els ; of corn, from 704,427,853 bushels to
1,544,899,090 baseels ; of cotton, from
2,227,9S7 bales to 5,020,387 bales' ; and of
tobacco, from 183,316,953 pounds to 384,
059,650 pounds. It will be seen that the
production of wheat hss trebled, and corD,
cotton and tobacco more than doubled,
Besides, oats increased nearly 140,WO,000
bushels ; potatces nearly doubled ?ud hay
incre?sed nearly 0Lethird.
A feature of Mr. Porter's exhibit is the
contribution to the nation's wealth
winch, when it is considered how impov
erfshed she wrs rendered by the war,Jber
best f lends have- every reason to feel sat'
isfipd and proud of the result of her labors
in.regaiuing her lost wealth and ass u ru
ing her proper position.
The cotton crop for 1878 and 1879
was the largest ever raised. The ten
crops from 1862 to 1861 raLad by slave
labor numl ered 84,995,440 bales. The
ten crops of 1879, inclusive, 'raised by
free labor, numbered 41,454,743 bales.
Ia tobac:o also the SouJjh has achieved
a gratifying increase rn thej annual yield,
and it U believed that at no distant day
there wi ! be an enormor increase in the
production of Southern corn. While the
centre of criculturpl prcduction has
mov d sw'f'.Iy westward it is believed
that, with t'je deterioration of tbose'new
!andn and the stead? fertilization of the
soil in the oider States, it will recede east
ward again.
This is the beliet of Mr Sorter, who
dec' "res tbat 'exhaustion' of wheat lands
is an impossibility so long rs farmers sup
ply thei- lands with the necessary quan
tity of food. There need be no anxiety,
therefore about the continued ataudant
yield of our soil, and 'the possibilities of
our Agricultural interest,' in the language
of Mr. Port?r, ae ts yet an unknown
quantity.' The futare undoubtedly has
fe.eat things in s'ore for the whole coun
ry, and, says the Baltimore Qazettt
pecie'ly for the South, which, under the
new regime and with honest and' stable
local governments, hes at last entered up
on a new era of presrerity.'
THE COLORED SOLDI BRS.
It wt in New York, and aot in South
Carolina, this time. On Decoratien Day
(the 31st u't..av the precession was re
turning from the cemetery, the colored
military companies, forming the rear cf
the precession, (they have to march in the
rear even in New York), were attacked hy
a gang of roughs and a riot ensued. The
police interfered, and the colored soldier
charged indiscriminately upon both police
and cit;zi 5, but, being overpowered by
number, weie compelled to run for their
lives. Several persons were seriously in
jured, though no livus were lost. A cap
tain and sergeant of one ofthe colored
companies have been arrested in conse
quence cf the part they took in the affiir.
Yes, this all occurred in the city of New
York. Had it taken place in any ofthe
Southern States, there would have been a
HO. HORA 1IO 4EY.MOUR
Uoraiio Seymour to day, says the New
York Wo Id of the 3 1st ult , completes
b:s thrse core and-teo year, and enters
upon what may with truth be ca'ltd a
green old age. IPs feHowi citizens' of all
parties, w" I ;oin with rs : to day in the
hope that he may live many years yet te
witnes Ube complete restoration ot frater
na' ftel'ngs aud a corexon prosperity
throuhsut the republic. Now (hit the
heats of the party coutiicSwith which bis
name was so conspicuously f loriated
dur'og the trying titn s of the civil wa
have cooled, his most active political op
poten b must admit the col sistency aud
earn-8tne s with which throughout his
public career this most illustrious of liv
ing Democratic statesmen hrs stoJ by
the spirit aad the letter of the message
with which on the 1st of January, 1863,
he took possession of the Gubernatorial
chair of iho Empire State. 'Under no
circums'ances can the division of the
Uuion be conesded. We will put forth
eve.y exertion of power; we will re every
policy of conciliation; we wi.l guarantee
them (the recede : States) every Vight and
every consideration demand ad by the
Constitution and by that fraternal re
gard which must prevail In a common
country, but we can never consent to the
breal ing up of the union of those States
or the destruction of the Constitution'.
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HEACQTJAa an
FIEPDT
JAMS
Letters of introduction ere not al
ways sucoessinl to gee , a man into
good ecoiety, no more than eloquent
obituaries are to get a man into heaven
Whitehall Times.
Said a obioago belle: 'I despise those
St Louis gitls. They csn't work their
jaws three minutes without hissing out
the a?'-nredest slgug. Oh, you bet
that's sol'
The faithful oyster's gone and went
Abl we him weli remember!
He wont be werth a continent
Al cuss till next Sep ember.
The Germans call the 13-15-14 puzzle
'Des PrinoipeVa Veizwer flung.' When
a man is able to solve the pur le be
can feel justified ia atemp''jg o pro
nounce the name.
A Pennsylvania fugitive from justice
gat b'msalf up ps a be ok agent and
easily worked h's way out of the
Of itiy without pnybody'a tiying to
question mm, er, iu if 2t, go near mm.
They ere digging for Captain Kidd'e
gold bac'i of Abse am Beaob. The
most remarkable thing about the
Gapts id's gold is that is just as easy to
hunt for it i i one plac 3 as another.
Boston Trrnscript.
A close obseiver of hnmai nature re
marks that a boy who won't Uke as
big a bite rs he oai from another boy a
apple is disc ''sing bis real feel'nss.
and should be nt-rcwly watched.
An up-'ov. a jeweller hung a wateh
n the v.. sdow and labeled it. 'Look
at wa'ch for $10 9nd the uubo
pbistica.ed gentleman from Africa
who etf rt 1 at the ariole then went in
and waited the $10
The Grcenook Advertiser has just
died at tbe ee of 78 years. I, was
tb.9 paper tbat in its early youth re
fused Campbell's Hohenlindenf as be
ing 'not up to the mark.' We were
sure it world come to no good sooner
or later.
i3he wps a Bjston Irdy of ealture.
She stood watching a eanal boat loaded
with ice, es it was being locked inU
the canal from Lake Champlai
'What is that boat loaded with ? she
asked 'Ice was the reply. Ob,
my!1 she exclaimed in surprise, 'If the
horrid stuff should melt, the water
would sins toe boat!'
line got up frem tbe table
With a smile upon his phix
"We're living in the country,
And I'll tell you what it is.
We must keap a gentle cow
I will look for one right now.' !
Jest the thing, dear hnbby, find
; One with hair as soft as silk,
Prettyv mild eyed, muley, kind,
One that gives good buttermilk
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The goods were bought, to sell and sold
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, HAIR DRESSING it
is very desirable, givlnff
the hair a silken softness
which, all admire. It
keeps the head clean,
The
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treat
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in medi
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WHISKERS
wlR change the beard to a BBOw
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col'
or BLACK at discretion
one preparation it Is easily SPP
aad produces a permanent
that wm not wash off.
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