North Carolina Newspapers

The Daily Review JOSH.T. JAMES. Editor Prop SATURDAY. JULY 17; 1880. I(ruin AT TUK IXtSTOWrtC AT WiLMIXuT, N. Ct Aa SKOOXlr-CLASa MattkuJ FOR PRESIDENT: W. S, HMGOOK. OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT: W. H. ENGLISH J OF INDIANA. FOR GOVERNOR : THOMAS J. JARVIS, .OF PITT. FOR LIEUT GOVERNOR: jAMPfl i a obis sow. OF MACON. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE : WILLIAM Xj. 0 ATJI DZ2ZLS OF WAKE. FOR STATE TREASURER: jro on ax. wohth OF RANDOLPH. That fellow Davenport must be a pr3 cious scoundrel, if. bis own testimony ia to be believed. He was before the Sena torial Investigating Committee jester day, and unlike the illustrious Garfield, be dared swear to the troth all the way through. In regard to alleged fraud u lent naturalization, papers, he claimed that on fraudulent papers of 18C8 one man had been a witness for 2,102 appli cants, another for 1.397, and ten had been witnesses for 8.245 j He exhibited the papers to the committee, and claim ed th.t the witnesses were regularly at tached to the court "or. the purpose of wearing. This is a lovely revelation. But Davenport, it murt be remembered, al though a precious villain himself, is t but a mere tool in the bands of others. just ss Ki:k and Bergen were huunded on by U olden during the danc days of re construction in this S.ste. nuuasuiHE. A ItlDICAL. LI a; NAILUU. One ill the grave charged which the lyia Ruiical uewspajeia have brought agint General Hancock, since his nomi nation for the Presidency, is that in 1876 be wrote a letter to General Sherman in which he stated as his opinion that Mr. Tilden waa duly elected to be, President of the United States, and that in esse of auy colU ct, be should feel called upon to obey the commands of Mr Tilden and a sist in placing him in, the White House Tais lie wss extensively circulated and an Imid verted upon by the Radio. I press,and tine was. Irish and sweet seventeen. She said: Sooner than live on chaiity, Td beg fron door to door.' Yesaaid Johnny. 'IspRns myJe tba Latin for 'clip,' bnt when mother laps us it usually means a abpper. It is no claimed that the fir t time th unrHdsion Enreka w.e neu wi B when Socrates eat down on a tack fo. which be bad been looking. s 'Humph ? said a yoncg geutemm atja play with a young lauy. '1 oouia p ay the lover better than tbat mynelf. I would like to see 3 on try wes the naive reply. E derly pntlemn to a freshman on the train: 'You don't have any ticket? 'No, I travel on my good look. Then,' after looking him over, 'prob ably yen ain't gom' vary far. . Bays an exchange: 'It in etrartg-, bnt nevertheless true, that the taller mi'iiteis preach the shortest ser mons.' We have always uotioettf that tall clergymen were the nio't popu lar Bjston Po?t. The common, bonse fly waars the belt for persistent puree vrenoe. Oat of these creatures will go a thousand times to the same apjton a man b bald head, and yet there is nothing to be gained by it uy way Exchange. A visitor enters a French new8p:-, per offioe, and is greet.-d politely by the office boy: 'If monsieur omes to tight a duel, he will bs kind enough to oall again; all our editors are alread y engaged for to day.' Paris Charivari. A young man has sent us a very touching peom, entitled, 'Will you learn to love me when I'm cone? We can't promise that; but we'll bet yon a gold mine tbat you'll learn to hate ns if yon ever come around here witn another poem like that. Burlington pledges itself to protect him alike against cormorants and the commune. 14th. We congratulate the country upon the honesty and thrift of the Demo c atlc Congress, which baa reduced the public expenditure forty millions a year, upon the continuation of prosperity at borne, and the national honor abroad, and above allapon the promise of such a change in the administration of tba gov ernment as shall insure ns a genuine and lasting reform in every department of the public service. . Uiflcollaneoufl Bail Roajjjng, ftc THE DAILY REVIEW, CAROLINA CTOTBAIi rXijy -'Mlllt Wllalncioa, W. a, June l8 , ' Chaxgb op Schkdcl fX AND AFTER JUNE is n? Misellaneous. JOSH. T. JAMES EDITOR AND PUBLISHER t I Piger. MaU and Expr T 5o. L VArrivait n.JL . :'.k .. 1 ijeare Charlotte at 5 a. S. y Arrive at HanUetat! ?:' V iri: 1 J at Wilmington' 9 27' Isjpubliflhod Every -Afternoon (Sundays excepted). BTo. So. Leave Laurinbu'ir . . 11 l - 1 I : am . At lue IOllOWiuff rates, pusuiKo ii.ito Triimington at..... paid : FOR ATTORN K Y-G EX ER A L : OF WILSON. FOR AUDITOR: WILLIAM r. JLOBEXLTO OF GATES. Fur SapcriuUtdeat Public Instruction. JOHN C OOA2HS07JLOX7Q2X OFJOUNSTON. FOR CONGRESS: (Third DUtrlct.) OF ONSLOW. upon the strength of it General Hancock was betd up as plotting treason against Hawkeye. the government .It was a lie which had! It is a good thing for Noah tbat be escaped ths attention ef Radical rascality bad the only ark afl jat in ail tne uuirl until his nomination was effected. at.d I , I . VZ I utu UCCU JUDt UUO. IUUID Hl lU o Wi Invented only when the emergency j WOuUl have been a collision the third of the case demanded recourse to desperate I da v out. unless those things were ar m.i.ur.1. Sanaible neorjla were disDoscd managed better then than they are now , And probabiy they were no, as it to treat the matter with contemptuous 8eeme5 be7oon8idered dangerous to .nliflurence, but ucn wastne nue aua 1 8en(i ouj more than one ark at a time. cry raised by the Stalwarts it was thought I Burlington Hawkeye. bst tnat steps should be taken to ascer tain the facts (if there were any facts ) in tba case. With this in view, General Hancock was approached and in an In tcrview held with him upon the subject, he stated that If any such letter had been written it was without doubt now in ths posecisioo of General ,Sherman, who was at perfect liberty to publish it if he saw fit to do so. General Uaneock conceivsd that, under the peculiar circumstances Id which ha was placed, It was not proper to make any statement of bis own in the OUK 1'LA.TFOItM. The following is the Platform of the Democratic party adopted at the Nation al Convention held recently at Cincinnati: ldt. We pledge ourselves anew to the constitutional doctrines and traditions of the Domocratic party, as illustrated by the teaching and example of the long line ot Democratic statesmen and patriots,and embodied in the platform of the last Na tional Convention of the party. 2d. Opposition to centralization and to that dangerous spirit of encroachment which tends to the consolidated powers of all the departments in one, and thus, to mailer, but was perfectly willing thai create, whatever hatha form of govern Serve an Injunction on Disease Bt inTitforatiasr a feeble constitution, reno-1 On e Year rating a aeoiuiaiea pnuiqae, ana enricn injf a thia and .nutritions circulation with Hoetotter's Stomach Bitters, the finest, the most hgblv sanctioned, and the most popu lar tonic and preventive in existence. ; Tot sale by all Druggists and Dealers gen erally. ' jy 2 No. 1 trail lad! . r. mOLwno connections u. KaleigJ , Wo. 2 train is dailj except 8atu d Shelby Dirisioa Mail, Freight J ' and Exrresj. 1 ij. 8.17'ChIotteat flft I Arrive at ShiK. - . Arrive at unarlotte at ' k Local Freight and Accon '' k Leave Wilmineton at 1 ou1. Ai rive at Laurinburir, at :4S 4 Uava Charlotte t.....;..."" ' 5 ' An ire at Lauriaburir lit . 4 s A h i. . (1.1 . : O M 1 1. 2n 1- w These trains leave Wilmin' r lotte. Tuesday. ThnrTJ.A0? ('ht . Close connection t p'.I-. Baleirh and at Charing . ! l. Leave Laurinborc at.....' Arrive at Charlotte at.'"."' 5 Leave Laurinbno t Z fin u pointa ta etern Aorth !wteT uu AshevUle. t tarolm. I j l0 Six Months Received this Day. Tbiee Months. 50 CASS BOEDERER A GO. I DRY BOWZY CHAMPAGNE, I FRE8H FROM BOND, At Importer a Price. GEO. MYERS, Aent One Month. . 2 50 1 25 50 Also, via 8oartanhnr . adjacent points and AsheviJle" rassenaers for Ashe villa ,-. 1 leaving Wilmington at 6 P m V! Ifer T,--r destinrtion at 7 P. M. next da j. rrirfl 11 Bleeping Car accommodations n v to Md from urttoSTS Thrnnvh R)aanA. lu .'I from Raleigh and Charlotte. - Wm t: Li Y: U. JOHNSON general, BnasriateadM . June 17 r yjQ CASES FRENCH BRANDT, From Bond this Day, And for sale at Importer's Prices. Only $1.50 for a Bottle of 1 Imported French Brandy, At GEO. MYERS. For Pn-IJentUl Elector, Third DUtrlct. D. ZZ. &XC&X3AXT, Of Uarnet. General Sherman should give all the cor respondence in his possession relative to the subject, to the public. ' Thus armed with the hearty consent of Oeaeral Hancock to investigate and probe the matter to th3 bottom, the New York World sent an aent in pursuit of Gen eral oherman, who was then making an extended tour among the military posts of the West. The General was found at Jamestown, Dakotah Territory, and, while be declined to be interviewed at length upon the subject, be stated 'em phatically that he had no recollection ol ever hearing anything from General ilan- Tt (a now aaid that there were 119 mlnr In thm nit at Riaca. the scene of . . m I cxk about taking orders from Mr. 'Jilden, the explosion on Thursday morning. . ' , ... . , , . . ' They are given up as finally lost and there are no hopes left of taking any of them oilt alive. There are good hopes of carrying Mlce for Has cock. Arrangements are now in protreas for a fusisn between the D.-mo cria and Greenback elements, and it thM are completed, as it Is b lieved they will be, then a vigorous Hancock . cam palgn will result with good hopes of suc- cas in November. They have at last succeeded in bangirg a murderer In New Tor k. Chistiue Cox, colored, who murdered Mrs. Hull, a white lady, was bung yesterday. Cox, it will be or, indeed, anything at all l.ke the stories I waich have been printed and- published about his correspjLdonce with Gece-al Hancock.' Here we have another Radical lie nailed. Purst, we hal ,ibe lie about the respons' bliity of the Mrs. isurratt murder. That was quickly expkdcd by parties the most chiefly mterested, and who Bull" -red the most keenly by the tragedy, t Tb-y theu invenUd the lie that Judge Black wrote the letter to Governor Pease, of Texas, which eudcartd the name of General Hcncock to the people. of the. South, a: d ment, a real despotism; no sumptuary laws; separation of church and State for be good ot each; common schools fostered and protected. 3d. Horm rule, honest money.a strict main tan ance of public faith; a currency consisting of gold and si:ver, and paper convertible into coin on demand; strict maintenance cf public faith, i3:ate and National, and a tariff for revenue only. 4th. The subordination of the military to the civil powers, and a general and thorough reform of the civil service. fitb. The right to a free ballot is a right preservative of all rights, and must and shall be maintained in every part ol the United btates. 6th. The existing adminisT ition is the representative of conspiracy oulv, and its claim of rizut to surround thu ballot boxes with troops and deputy marshal, to intimidate and ob.truct elect :rs,- and the unprecedented use of the veto to main 3 tain its corrupt and despotic power, in sults' the peo, le and imperils their insti tutions. 7th. The great fraud ol 1876 77, by wb cb, upon a false count of the electoral, vote of two States, the candidate defeat ed at the polls was declare i to be the President, and for the nrat time in Amen ican history the will of the people wss set aside, under a threat of m diary vi leuce, 8TU(ka deadly blow at our system of representative govcrument. The jjem ocratic pirty, to preserve . the country irom civil war, suomuteu ir vuo uluo, m The paper will bo delivered by i. i 1 carriers, free of charge, in any part 1 of the cityat thr tboverates, Jor 13 cents per week. , The Daily Keview is now in the fourth year of its existence, is per manently established, with a large and steadily increasing subserip WILMINGTON 6 WELDGL AAILBOAD COMPANY, fcion list, and presents to merchants Richm; and othersmcst desirable medi- 1 ; Wt L CHERRY Id fact, to a'l the people throughout tl the firm and patriotic faith tbat the peo cjuutry who revere the piinciplcsof self g)verumerit and constitutional liberty. This; assertion' Judge Black denounced by rjaoembered, disclaimed any Intention if CAUiegrsru from Eirop, where Le is now c im milting such a crime, but confessed o b ixAuim and there was reason to belie e that hi a statement wai conect. Yt tie laws of New York class it as murder where a person dies under the process c f robbery, whether death was intended or otherwise, and, tt range to aay, Cbastine Cox was made to suffer the full penalty cf tba law. . - If ths observations of the New York Sun may be accepted, the situation in the Empire State is assuming the form of a trade. Thai l, the Republicans, assum ing the majority to be Grant men, would ratbar secure the election of a United State Senator for six years than the elec tion of Garfield The Giant men are said la ahow a decided lukswarmneas for General Garfisld.aad will make no effort to carry the Slate for him. Senator Ker. can's raoceaaer will be elected by the next tMtJiinr. and to secure the control of this will be the aim of the Cockling m n 1 1 the coming campaign. Already, Cot-k- ling and hla followers. It is said, are be ginning to give Govermor Cornell, ex Ministers Piempect and Stoughuia. and Atfcr asms cmnhatia advice In rtgard to. . . j 1. il t;v-LI enterpnaes. lnetr nop iiitters keeping oot of the eontest. and It U like- uch A UjQod M ly thai Ooxung wm.name ws .ioif naving from their intrinsic- value found laane if it Ls pceaisls lor . him to exer their way Into almost every household in da Us domineer leg spirit. traveling, as an" arrant lie. Thfy'then invented the lie wnich h? just been ex. ploded by General bhermjn. It U no w In order to invent another lie Couetmi'jg tLe next Piesldetit, though the fertile genius who has fabricated those already publish ed, to ba.soquic'ily explode 1, cannot bav much courage for the task when he reflects upon the effects of his previous progeny. A profnse and many times excessively offensive discbarge from the nose, with stopping up' of ths nose at times, im pairment ot the sense of smell and taste, watering or weak eves, impaired bearing. Irregu'ar appetite, pressure and pain over the eyes, and at times in the back ef the head, cold feet, and a feeling of lassitude and debility are symptoms which are common to catarrh, yet all of them are not present in every case. Dr. Sage s Ca tarrh Rsmedy cures catarrh in i its worst form and stages, and is pleasant to use and contains no poisonous or caustic drugs. So sure a cure is it that its foim- er proprietor offered i for years tu all the priucipd newspapers of the landastana- lng reward of $cOO for a ease It would not cure. Sold by druggists at 60 cents m-mm a Great Intcrprtsc The Hop Bitters Manufacturing Com j panyis one of .Rochester's greatest busi- enterpnsee. Their Hop Hitters the laud. Ortxphie. July 2 pie .wou'd punish this crime in 1880. This isaue precedes and dwarls every other. It imposes a more sacred duty UDontbe oeonle of the Union tn.in w; s ever addressed tothe conscience of a na tion'of freemen. 8th. We execrate tie course of this ad ministration ia making places in the civil sorvice a reward for political crime, aul demand a reform by a statute which sha.I make it forever impessib'e for a defeated candidate to bribe his way to the seat cf me usni per, by billeting villains upon the people. Ota. Tne resolution ot Samuel J. Tilden not again to be a candidate for ths exalted place to which he was elected by a major ity of his country men, and from which he was excluded by the leaders ot the Repub lican party, is received by the Democrats of the united Mates viiih sensibility, and the) declare their confidence in his wisdom, patriotism and integrity, unshaken by the assaults cf a conmon enemy, and they further assure him tbvt be is followed into the retirement he has chosen for himself by the sympathy and respect of his fellow citizens, who regard him as one who by the elevating standard of public morality and adorning and purifying public service, merles the lasting gratitude of nis country and Lis party, lOtn. Free ships and a living chance for American commerce on the seas and on the land. No discrimination in favor ot transportation laws, corporations or mo nopolies. - ll'h. An amendment of the Burlingame treaty. No more Chinese immigration except for travel, education 'ai d foreign commerce, and therein carefully guarded. 12th. Pnblic money and public credit for pnblic pnrpoaes .solely, aud tne pub lic, land for actual eettlerrf. I ' IStb. The Democratic party is the friend of labor and the laboring man, and ; 2.3 Tnb QILT edge BUrTER, 30 OKNTS A POUND, Choiceet Grass Batter. W:NE8 AND, LIQUORS, of bestlgrades. At Popular IVces. . GEO. MYERS, Nos. 11, 13, 16 South Fiont st. may 27 THE BEST REMEDY FOB - Diseases of the Throat ana Longs. Diseases of the pulmonary organs are so prevalent and reliable remedy for llUnifor advertising. tnem is invaluable to every community. Ayeb's Chkrry Pectobal is such a remedy, and no other so eminently merits the confi dence of the pu.blic. II is a scientific com bination of the medi- 'cinal principles and ' A . vi, carauve virtues 01 '"'thA fLnpat Hrncra chemically united, to insure the Great est possible efficiency and uniformity of re sults, which enables physicians as well as invalids to use it with confidence. It is the most reliable remedy for diseases of the throat and lungs that science has pro duced. It strikes at the foundation of ali pulmonary diseases, affording prompt and certain relief, and is adapted to pa tients of any age or either sex. Being very palatable, the youngest children take it without difficulty. In the treat ment of ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Influenza, Cler gyman's Sore Throat, Asthma, Crou p, and Catarrh, the effects of Arm's Cherry Pectoral are magical, and multi tudes are annually preserved from serious illness by its timely and faithful use. It should be kept at hand in every house hold, for the protection it affords in sud den attacks. In Whooping-cough and Consumption there is no other remedy so efficacious, soothing, and helpful. The marvellous cures which Atkks CHEKRr Pectoral has effected all over the world are a sufficient guaranty that it will continue to nrodnc th hat An impartial trial will convince the most sceptical of its wonderful curative powers, as well a of its superiority over all other preparations for pulmonary complaints. Eminoht physicians In all narts of tba country, knowing its composition, recom mend Ayer's Cherrv Pectoral to inva- JM3, aml prescribe. it in their practice. I rrru 1r ., The test of luUf a century has proved its I Months. . """"'"w teruuniv 10 cure an puimon complaints not already beyond tl 01 Human aid. OWIOa OW fJWT. Hnn.. On and after Monday, Jnne. Uxh ivn Passenger trains on th WflauagSo i W don Railroad will run as follows : DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIJf d,i,T Lwve Wiialngton, Front Bt Depot Arrive, at Weioonat.... p; 60 M Leave Weldon. sinuS D DePot 9 53 P k Pasaenger, and Freight .Train, Daily (I. . ' cepttundayg. . 3 Leave Wilmington, Front 8U Depot at o , p h f"1 wid t.......:..:::;.:' 3 i jumto rr eiaon, ; 1 00 A H Arrive at Wilinington, Front Bt Depot at 1 30 1' U Trains on Tarbpro Branch Koaa k-avr iZl iouniior iart)oroat5.lJ p M inu and Tuesday, Thursday and riatnrt y tt &:W AM. Keturninc. ler : TrKr .. n.w A M daily, snd Monday, Friday at 8:30 P M The Da leave Tarboro t i j.m Wedned in ; TneDav Train makss eloie eon . action it Weldon for all pointa florth rit bay .,IM daily, (eicept Sunday) and dailj. vii mond and all rail route . :The 3 30 P M train makes elossMsntN UOna at Weldon for All nmn. nl. .:. f mv u f taj JOHJT F. DIVTWF. nati.t h- nne 14 I ijaaow71 f in i it if ifirn ALT PECTOR THE MBTON JOBfflAl. the reao aeS tJOSH .-'jrr.; JAMBS,: Is published EVERY FRIDAY. At the following rates : une xear,... ..2 00 orx iiiODins. ............... l 00 60 Gen'l Sup'ts Office WlLMIIfGTOJr, COLUMBIA A.SD AO GTJ8TA RAILROAD CO. Wlunim-ton, N. 0., June 12, 18SQ CHANGE OP SCHEDULE On and after Monday, June 14th, l&f, the fo lowing schedule will bronontM road. Passetger, 'Express, MaU and Thronft Frelbt Tialn, Daily except Sndavii Lfare WIlmlngton..........M...w..M. 4 00 1" a Leave Florenee....w............w... 1 401')! Atrive at Columbia 8 IS A M Leave Columbia L. 5 00 1' V Leave Florence.. 4 30 . M Arrive at WihnDdnton................ll 39 A K - WIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN fDailyV Leave WIlmnigton......w.w.u..- 10 131' X Leave Florence 1 JA ' Arrive at Camden Junction 4.15 A J Arrive at Columbia......... 8 16 A " Leave Columbia. 5 00 Leave Camden Junction !2 00 W Leare FloreneeM..M...M... 1 30 A Ji Arrive at Wilminfftoiu............... 30 A, This Train itonii . nnlr at HrinkltrV Wbiteville, Flemineton Fair BlnfaJ- Marion. " - ' Passengers for Columbiaand ai' poiato G A C. R. R. and in Weitern Nrth L'aro: na, via Columbia and Spartanburg, ih t' take Wight Expreaa Train from Wiliainftor. m Passengers for AujrusU ahoald tak Sfiri Express Train, which connect vi CbJ Janction. ST Through Bleepbig Cars on all aiM trai;t for Charleston, and AugtsU. Trains leaving Wilmington Batari nights making connection fr Colnmbiar ' via Camden Junction and South Larolit Railroad. JOHJT F. DIYUTE, General tf aFf . june H Tub Welmisqto To rrRNAL'circu ! prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co lractical and Analytiral Chemists, Love!I, Mass. OLO BT ALL llBrfiliHT' mrTTI'KRt Fresh Every Dav. fixe assortment of CANDIES, r?0118 the State and presents un French and Domestic, just received and fori , . . J "ft nv,v qnaUedfacilesto merchants for Caadr in thf Ht. will tv fnmA ?k J'Jr,hand doon 800111 of niaking known what thnv Tiv fm- tb Poatoffica on tioood street. Alto. Bntm I wni iney fjaTe lOT KaLmu, Fruit, Ae. O. E. JEYKK8, I . . jw53 Neat the PottoQe 'sale! PJIrsa S. J. Baker, FASHIONABLE MILLINEBT, Wilmington, N. C. Corner Third and Orange Stresti T7ANOT-OODS. Notions. HaU. BoaoJt'- r igeiy,mueadjoiriing;coTm- MiirSr j kinds ot old hair, braida, combings, Ac, rM tie8 as Well on In flio xr ihem and make tem equal to new. y- weii as in the W ertem por Hats made to look Uketbiy were new. UJ ft-flH sUkA tn ar MAiitmaAS sT vsrAfsT jalO . MRS, a J BAKEfe For Sale. PERFECTLY NEW JOFFIGE 8' Moaler, Bahmann A Co., manufactar eombinaUon ioek, eight 1.6 lb. Kor sale cbeau. . i- . xiiis of fid as en 3 .