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JOSH. T. JAMES. Editor & Prop.
t u'n jKiliticul ttrnrls an judmeu!
without meicy was metered oat to those
who dared oppose the Republican ini
quities. Ure is some of the prool of the
nuddioe We find it In the
FOB THE CURIOUS
ia Buffering
The island of Jamaica
from drouth;
There ire 50.000 kinds of white
Raleigh I scarfs for gen tit me u.
tllLMIIMTn, 1 II.
WLUM'Him JULY
2S.
180.
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i0R ntESIDEXT:
Y. I HANCOCK.
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT;
W. H. ENGIM,
OF INDIANA.
News. It is from the Fayetteviue ua-
zttte vf dato July 16. 1876 Judge Rax
ton was at thai time a candidate to rep
re&enl Cumberland (Jjuntv In toe state
Convention, lie was just as black then
as be was in earlier years and he is just
as black now as be was then:
In looking up your record, says Bar
tholomew Fuller, E-q . writing to Judge
Bafton through the Gazette, prompted
thereto bv roar elf complacent bow ol
Introduction to tbo people of Cumberland
county, I bae fciind certain matters
which may be effectively set forth undei
the title of 'Contrasts and which will
serve at present as a reply to your remark
that, being debarred 'from dabbling in
the politics ol the dsy you have 'strict
ly observed the proprieties of your poai
tion in thiaj-esptct.' It is well that these
last W(rds were added, because our 'Con
trut will ahow teat there are other pro-
prieties ' which, f you lad 'strictly ob.
. i j
serveu tneoi, wouia nave piaceu jour
In the United States there is one
dentist for every 4 000 persons
In 1R72 and 1876 Tanner o'abs were
organized all over the oonntrv to try
Dr. Tanner's feat.
Down East there is a dishwashing
machine which does the work of ten
women, except the breaking of crock-
ery.
The barns of Pennsylvania are
groaning with the ingathered when
crop, which is one of the 1 argent ever
harvested in the State.
It is said that Africans of pare blood
should be sent to Africa as mibs:onaries
and not mulattos, as the former oau
endure the climate much better.
A Nebraska Sunday 'ohooJ boy, on
a uianio. leaned out of a car window
and fixed off a revolver. The ball kill
ed a little irl who had just put her
head oat of another window.
The American Register of Paris is
MiniDff an abundaut harvest beonso
of the great numbers of Americans in
claims upon the people on higher grounds Europe this year. The foreign trades
FOR GOVERNOR :
THOMAS J. JARVIS,
OF rlTT.
FOR LIEUT-GOVERXOR:
JAIYTDfl Zi XLOBirson,
OF MACON.
than you can ever hjpo ujw to occupy,
Please bear in- aiind that I have conceded
your right to demand and expect the sup
port of the Radical party, ana that I d
ny to you any claim upon Conservatives,
either for their confidence oi suffrages. In
vindication of this assertion, let me invite
jour att.ntioa to 1
O-. KTBA6T xd. 1.
At Spring term, 178, Wash. McAr.
th r, a colored man. was indicted tor an
assault with a deadly weapon upon R. D.
Melvin, one of our most respectable white
ciuz ns. lie was convicted on the second
count, which was tor an assault witn in-
rm m . 1 m. 1
men are nooaiDflf lis commas who.
advertisements.
The convicts in the Greensboro Ga,
penitentiary, have a folly appointed
o art, made np of themselves, to try
pttty offenders and their, punishment
is a certain nnmber of. laeuee dv tne
ojnviot who plays sheriff ,
The eknll and horns of an uncom
monly large mountain ram were
found embedded in a pine tree iu Idaho
It is supposed that tho beast was
caught and sarved in the tree when it
was a eaplincr, leaving nis head to be
FuR SECRETARY OF STATE:
WXXiIXAXxX Ii. SAUNDERS
OF WAKE.
tent to injure; you suspended the judg overgr jwn by the wood.
FOR STATE TREASURER
J OUT 1X. WORTH.
OF RANDOLPH.
inent, and he, not being able to pay the
cot:s, was discharged as an insolvent, at
tho end of the short imurisoument re
juired iu such cases, - . .
Shortly before this time, Amos and
lie i.rv Nunnery, two white men. wre
mdicted for au aMall with dead y weap-
It is supposed that the 200 unfound
bodies of persona who have been
drowned in Cayuga Lake, daring the
past forty years, lodged iu the oaves
and hollows of its rooky bottom, and
therefore could not be recover!.
The Friendly Is'anda have been
FOR ATTORNEY-GENERAL :
T2XOZVXA.8 S- KINAN,
OF WII80N.
on uou another hiiemau. l hey plead, evangelized within the limits oi a
ed fcuiity ou the count of a common as- single lifetime. Rev. John Thomas,
uauU and battery: you fined them twenty- the first missionary to those islam s is
ty-tive dollars and costs each! now living, old and feeeble, near
. ft wr a
contrast no. z I .Dirminguam. .uogiana. no is support-
At January term, 1874, Djyle Bryant, ed by his converts.
An Illinois woman compelled her
a colored una, was indicted anq con vie
ed of an assault with a deadly .weapon
upon a wl.iie man, Wm.' Mault$by;. you
suspended the judgment! .
At the same term W. W. Shepherd, a
white roan, was indicted for the same of-
hasband to pay her alimony for ten
years on account of her helpless
lameness. He anspected a trick, and
induced a number of neighbors to
suddenly burst into her house, where
fence upon a colored man,' and pleaded I they fonnd her walking about .without
FOR AUDITOR:
WILLIAM r ROBERTO
OF GATES.
For Snitfriiiteident Public Instruction.
JO XXX? C flCARDOROTjail
OF JOHNSTON.
FOR CONGRESS:
(Third District.)
joxxat w, fiHAcssLroxis.
OF ONSLOW.
For Presidential Elector, Third District'.
D. XX. IxTcLE AN,
Of Haraet.
JUDQB BUXTOM'i KEL'ORI).
Judge Duxton's record Is, not Invul
nerable. He has said and done things
that do not show him ni as an impartial
..mioUTato, of ja.tic. Th.iudi. Zd
cial ermine which, according to our net:h to the polls .where you sat all day to
bor of tat Star, he bas 'more respect fori watenme result ii ue Titine.
guilty you fined him twenty dollars and
costs!
COTKA3T NO. 3.
Cato Potts, a coiorea man, bas been fre-
queutly clirgJ with stealing from mer
chants and others. He was indicted for
larceny at Fall term, 1C3 ; he submitted,
and jou suspended the judgment! He
was indicted again for the same grade ol
crime, at Spring term, 16C8, (and you sen.
tenced him for eix months. Agsln he was
indicted at the Spring term, 1672, and di
chargt d, the prosicuior falling to appear
ao runs the record. Again he was up for
larceny at Spring teim, 1373, pleaded
tiilty, and was sentenced for tour months.
I l ia is Cato's record.
At the same term with Potts' last sen
tence, Moiuxk) Falson, a little colored boy,
was indicted for stealing an axe, the prop
erty ot Delilah Stewart, a colored woman
ou Harrington HilK He could not contend
with the aute, pleaded guilty, and was
sentenct-d to tLe penitentiary for twoyeais!
(This unlortnnaia was of the right color,
but not the right sge he could not vote.
Ed Gazette.)
CONTRAST JfO. 4.
. Anthony McD.ugald,a colored man, was
indict rd ind f tiled at the January term,
lt7-l, for au assault wi h a deadly weapon
upon E P Powers, pur town marshal. lie
wa convicted of au assault with intent to
kll,; Judgimnl of the court, that Arthony
McDouaid be fined five cents and cos s 1
even a limp.
Prof. Babo, of Friebnrg, has taken
oat a German patent for coating the
month end of cigars with collodion
(by simple dipping and drying), in
order to prevent the leaf from uoioll
ing or softening with the moistnre of
tne month. Uigars thus treated are i
said to smoke more pieasautiy and
longer. Cigars witn a thin covering
leal are entirely dipped in oollodion.
Exhalations.
From the matter that creates malarial
Fevers Yellow Fever and its kindred
ilments, are 'not cognziable by the
senses, but imperceptibly locate iu the
blood, poison it, and originate the dis
eases named. Warner's Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, used in connection with War
ner s bale .Fills, is the only blood puri
fier known.
flUUJBlIINE
'When you behave like a gentle
man, said Sar Bernhardt, 'I will
speak to you.' 'Yea, bat perhaps I
won't peak to you then.' Figaro.
Another wonderful violinist has been
creating a furore in England jand on
the flontiuent of Rnrooe. His nama in
M Musin, and be I M-Musin' largefuPnthe hone8ty Qd thrift of the Demo
OUR PLATFORM.
The following ia the Platform of the
Democratic party adopted at the Natioo
al Convention held recently at Cincinnati
1st. We pledge ourselves anew to the
constitutional doctrines and traditions c
the Democratic party, as illustrated by
the teachiog and example of the long line
oi Democratic statesmen and patriots,and
embodied in the platform of the last Na
tional Convention of the party.
2 I Opposition to centralization and
to that dangerous spirit of encroachment
which tends to the consolidated powers o
all the departments in one, and thus to
create, whatever be the form oi govern
ment, a real despotUm: no sumptuary
laws; separation of church and State for
the good of each; common schools fostered
and protected.
3d Home rule, honest money, a strict
tnaiutanance of public faith; a currency
consisting of gold and i:ver, and paper
convertible into coin on demand; strict
maintenance of public faith. State and
National, and a tariff for revenue only,
4th. The subordination of the military
to the civil Dowers, and a general and
thorough reform of the civil service.
5th. The right: to a free ballot is
right preservative of all rights, and must
and shall be maintained in every part of
the United States. 1
6th. The existing administration is the
representative of conspiracy only, and us
. - r . . J .1 l t I
claim or ri! i u eurrouna me oauoi
boxes with troops and 'deputy marshals,
to intimidate and obstruct electors, and
ihe unprecedented use of the veto to main
tain its corrupt aud despotic power, m-
g tits the people and imj erils their insti
tutions.
7th The great fraud of ,1876 77," by
which, upon a false count of the electoral,
vote of two States, the candidate defeat
ed at the polls was declare! to be the
President, and for the first time in Am'ers
lean history the will of the people was
set aside, under a threat of military vio
lence, struck a deadly blow at our system
of representative government. The Dem
ocratic pirty, to preserve the ! country
irom civil war, submitted for the time, in
the firm aud patriotic faith that the peo
ple would punish this crime in 1880.
This issue precedes and dwarfs every
other. It imposes a more sacred duty
upon the people of the Union than was
ever addressed to.the conscience of a na
tion of freemen. 1
8 th : We execrate the course of this ad
ministration in making places in the civil
sorvice a reward for political crime, and
demand a reform by a statute which shall
make it forever impossible for a defeated
candidate to bribe his way to the seat of
the usurper, by billeting villains upon
the people. I
vih. The resolution of. bamuel J, Tilden
not again to be a candidate for the exalted
place to which he was elected by a major
ity of his countrymen, and from which he
was excluded by the leaders of the Repub-
lcan party, is received by the Democrats
of the United Slates wiih sensibility, and
thej declare their confidence in his wisdom,
patriotism and integ: ity , unshaken by the
assaults of a coniuon enemy, and they
further assure him tbvt be is followed into
the retirement he has chosen for himself
by the sympa'hy and respect of his fellow
citizens, who regard him as one who by
the elevating standard of public morality
and adorning and purifying public SHrvicv ,
merits the lasting gratitude of his country
aud his party.
lOih, Free ships and a living chance for
American commerce on the seas arid on
the land. No discrimination in favor ot
transportation 1 laws, corporations or rao
uopolie8.
llih. An amendment of the Burlingame
treary. No more Chinese immigration
except for travel, education ai d foreign
commerce, and therein carefmly guarded.
12th Public money and public credit
for public purposes solely, and the pub
lic land for actual settlers.
13th The Democratic party is the
friend of labor and the laboring man, and
pledges itself to protect him alike against
cormorants and the commune.
14th. We congratulate the country
A REIGH OF TERR03.
The Alarming Increase of
Heart Disease and the
Symptoms which
I Precede It- I
Leading to Scientific Investigation
and an Attempt to Check
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Tho mortality statistics of this country
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WILLIAMS k MURCHI80ff,
jy li Wholesale Oj-oeer Con.lMor.
thn to drag through the mire and filth
of a Radical campaign has already been
oiled so eerloasly that 'the mild and filth
ofaRftdlcal campaign would leave but
few moro marks upon It. A man is
jaJged by hli acts and there is no one it
to whose hands may fall either the con
struction or the execution of the laws
whose conduct U looked to morj closely
an 1 watched more carefully than he who
sits upon the judicial bench. Judge
Buxtoc, in times past, bos shown bim
self as much a slave to the behests of par
ty as ever did that arca.traitor, W. W.
QoUeo, and it argues but a poor
ai aluUt.ce with the reconstruction his
tory ot North Carolina tor any one to
allude to tlie purity of the j idicial ermine
while In Judge Buxton's keeping. He
aided and abetted and sustained ilolden
la bis war upon the people of North Caro
lina. Disregarding alike Lis oath of o&ce
his duty towards the people under the law
aid the high and solemn .behests of the
almost sacred office which be held, Le,
himself, deliberately laid his robe cf office
in the ml re and trampled upon it when 1 e
refused the writ of habeas corju to those
whom UoMen had arrested without due
process of Uw and confined in dark and
ti'.thy eel. The judiciary was exhausted
and ilolden was no more guihy of that
John Black, a white man, was convicted
of an assault ou a negro the same night on
which tLe assault on At Powers was made;
you fluei him live dollars and costs 1
And though not stric ly a contrast, yet
the case ol A. G. Thornton will come in
appropriately here as a
FINALE.
A. O. Thornton, who has long been
the mainstay and prop of the Radical
party in this county, and who can com
mand more .votes to-day than any ten
men 'of that ilk', was tried at spring
term, 1371, upon an indictment, of which
the second count charged him with're-
fusing ana iaumg to surrender the tax
lists, on demand to the town authorities
The trial was a long and tedious one, evi.
den ce was plentifully examined on both
aides, and the jury found him guilty on
this count. Yua granted a rule on the
State to show cause why a new trial
should not be granted, and .on the argu
ment of the rule you st the verdict aside,
and granted a new trial, on the ground
that the defend int bad not entered bis
plea of 'not guilty' on the record.
If I am credibly iu formed you took
the 'bock track' oa this ruling at Uaroett
Cos it, which came on only three months
after this decision. And the Supreme
Court Reports show that at Richmond
Uourt.in tne coseo! tne o:at vs jucuiiii n
and others, at fall term, 1872, the same
point was raised before you. In that case
assemblies Every Evening
Those people who ait in eeoond and
third story windows to sleep, always
eecure more or less epaoe in the daily
papers, and have as big funerals as
anybody Detroit Free Press.
Says an English exchange: 'Amer
cans, when Bornhardt visits your
shores, an soirees without a parallel
greets you. Bahl when Soldene
comes lots of actresses without ap
parel 'II greet us. Boston Poet.
at the r ioxio.
Beneath a shady tree they sat, .
Ue held her hand, she held his bat,
I held my breath and lay right flat;
They kissed, I saw them do it.
lie held that kissing was no crime,
ahe held her head np every time,
I held my peace and wrote this rhyme,
While they thought no one knew it.
Shenandoah News.
Our esteemed Republican contem
porary, foilowing ' the lead of tie
Uerald, asks 'when the Democrats are
going to open the campaign?' If our
esteemed contemporary means the
c am
August
p-a-g-n-e, we will saj,
nesday succeeding the
after the first Monday in November.'
N 1 World.
He stood with his ear to the telephone
At a time when be hadn't oughter,
And caught the wurds In a distant room
Of his only child a daughter.
c atic Congress, which has reduced the
public expenditure forty millions a year ;
upon the continuation of prosperity at
home, and the national honor abroad, and
above all, upon the promise of J such a
change in the administration of the gov
ernment as shall insure us a genuine and
lasting reform in every department of the
public service. , :
Agents Wanted to sell the Life of
GEN. HANCOCK,
By his life-Ion g friend. Hon. John W. For
ney, an editor aud 'author of national repu
tation, an ardent admirer of the "superb
soiaier." inis worn is eomplete. authentic.
low-pncea. jfuiiy illustrated. Positively
tne ablest ani truly official work. Beat
terms. Outfit, 60c. Particulars free. .Act
quick. Address, Hubbard Bros., Pubs., At
lanta, ua. jy I 4w
A Great Enterprise.
The Hop Bitters Manufacturing Com
pany is one of Uocbester s greatest busi
ness enterpri es. Their Hop BitterB
have reached a sale beyond all precedent,
having from their intrinsic value found
their way into almost every household in
he land. Uraphic. July 2 -
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UN FERMENTED
Good Hotel to Stop At
Hotel accommodations for travelers are
of the greatest importance to persons who
nave to move about the country on busi i
ness or pleasure. Just where to go is what
every man wants to know when he leaves
home. The Grand Union Hotel. ouDosite
icu LuuicuiiiurirT uihiui iuh .1 ....... '
p-a-i-g.n, we will answer. -About uV W tT Yor cUy' i
V but if it means the c-h-a m- S JWU ar resort the at-
wi"4uvo hUKio ia prompt ana saiisiaciory,
tue cnargea are reasouaoie and the me
nage complete. Persons arriving at or
leaving New York city bv the Grand
Central Depot will find the Grand Union
tlotel very convenient. N. T. Telegram, j
may 15-Iam3m.
MALT BITTERS
i TRADEMARK
On the Wed-
Tuesday next
MALT AND HOP. ST
1 rj
yon held correctly that the defendant had
been Jried as upon the plea of net guilty 1 The sounds he heard to his heart sham
IN ITS 17th VOLUME.
Li'u 'iSEoLED DIGE8TTOJT, Im-
povemaea Blood, Weak Lun;f, Kid
neys, aud Urinary Organs, Consumption,
Emaciation, Mental and Physical Kxhaust-
ut?ue jremIe Warsing Mothers,
Hickly Chdiren, and Debility of Age, Malt
Bursas are warranted mora WnnrfHinr
and you directed the plea to be entered
atur verdict, to make the record speak
exhaustion than was Ralph P. Buxton
then a Jud of the Superior Court In
North Carolina.
We da cot write willly or without
data and we have authority for what we
ay when we charge that Judge Buxton
has locg ago soiled, beyond redemption,
the judicial ermine be wore. More
than one of his descisions ' were
severely commented on in former years
decisions oa a partisan basis. In which
m. '
jQUgmeat .with ncrcey always seemed
10 lean towards cUenders for Judge Box
)
the truth. The defendant appealed to
the Sapreme Court, which affirmed your
ru'mg; Jndge Keada, delivering the opto
ion, cites the case of state vs. Koberts. 2
Dev. & Bu 640. as express authority.
an i 'other authorities are abundant.'
Yuu were asked to do the same thing In
Thorntons case, and yon refused, lie
moved his trial to Moore, was acquitted.
and the county ot Cumberland bau to pay
the sum of fie hundred and sixty dollars.
the costs of the prosecution!
went,
Like the stroke of a reaper's sickle:
XHilUol good gracious J Neddie dear,
Dow your moustache does tickle I'
j Then the father he
Went quite craxee.
And bare bis boom throwing, .
He subbed himself with the telephone
wire j
Aud set bis life-blood flowing.
When you visit or leave New York City,
stop at the Urand Union Hotel, opposite
Grand Central Depot. European plan.
Rooms reduced to $1.00 and upward!
Rrsviy mixed Paints, strictly r ure White I Restaurant unsurpassed at moderate priot.
Lead, Cfkrs, Brushes, -W ikIow GUss, j ktreet cars, stages and elevated railroad to
du, at JAOOCi'a. I all parts ot the city. ly
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THE RALEICH NEWSJti K.OTaS
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rt i ouier lorms oi
un r meaicine. w&ile f. from the objec
k "Lurfi ieaJLD.i mu Hqaors. Prepared
uj lunniiii bit r k k h no. f.-rtm rr-
C. DEMOCRATIC JOURMAI . I wj7.tr t!,0!8 " d r.ywhere.
P- M. Hal, Editor, L. L. Poca, Cor. Ed.
Kowaaos, Urgughtob k Co., busi Man'crrr.
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DAILY AND WEEKLY.
Term- DaUy, 1 year, $7; 5 monthsAsO;
3 oonih9.i 74. Weeklj, one year, S2.00;aix
months, $1. Aodress, j .
THE RALEIGH NEWS,
auuaia'i BlaaU of im
proved forma. K. H.jWARROCK,
(In Ueviw Unildutg) Job Printer.
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The CosmopDlitan Bar
p THE PLACE TO QET ANY AND 'all
of the fancy, delicious, noling drinks of the
8eaon. Ice cool .i.... .
mj m uu utuiu
always be foud t the CJoamooolitan-
CHOOL OF ORAWIffQ, PAI MflNQ
ETCil !
INSTRUCTION GIVEN In CraTon, Lspb
and India Ink Drawing, also, fainting
in Water Colors. Oil. Pastel and Colorior
Photographs, at reasonable rates.
For further particulars inquire at th
School Rooms of Hisses Burr A James, in t.'it
ear of 8t. James Church. ' aoTli
CRAY'S SPECIFIC MED CI MM
TRADEMARK. QariTTRADI MAR!
English Rem
edy, An nn
failini' cure
for tieminal
Weak ness,
8 permatorr-
hea,lmpoteB-
BEFORE TAKfMQ.eMesthatfol.Ami TUIKf
low, as a sequence of Self-Abut; as U
Memory, Universal Lassitade, Pais Is
Back, Dimness of Vision, Premstsrs W
Aee, and many other Diseases that lead t
Insanity or Consumption and aTrewtsK
iiave. . ''"'",
Full nartiralars In our ewapt .
whifch we desire to send free by mtil tov
one. The Specific Medicuw i
all druggists at fl per packsge, or e P1
ages for $5, or will be tent free bj ml
receipt of the monev by addressiog
THE COAY MEDICINE CO.
Mechanic's Block, Detroit, Mich,
te. Fold in Wilmington, Wholsssle
Retail, by Green k rlanner and sll trwi
everywhere. oet ll-dlr
Horner School.
. OXFORD, N. C.
THIS 8CH00L hu been un.'er IU p'
management for the last Twent;-N
Years. It sets np ao claim to pre-em'f-but
ia the mental and moral traioto fl
it acknowledges no superior. Tbis b f
justified by the . high standard the Ft1'
from this school hare maintained is the
rious Colleges and Universities of the ?
try. We assure our patrons that no po
will be spared to furnih the school with V
best ideational Advantages. Tb in
Session begins the 16th of Augast.
For Catalogue apply to
The INew Hat Store.
ALL AND EXAMINE MY SD
8ryles of Straw asd Felt Uata.. Tlj
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pretty asd;cheap.
fw J0UN OARttOLL. Prop ,
17 6 mJto. 12 ifarket it.
JOFN M. KOBIN&ON,
No. IS Front ftrie.
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