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attention; to the kblei work m Judge
Jamieton oh Constitutional Convert- .5
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Price.
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ly Star is as follows ;
Single Copy
1 year, postage paid, $1.50 J
6 months.
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Clubs of 10 or more subscribers,1 one
year, $1.25 per copy, strictly - in ad
Vance. ; . -. , '
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than a year. Y. Y - "
Both' 61d and new subscribers may
he included in making Up Clubs. '
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Star is, we think,
the cheapest papfer 1
jr - f I
in the State.fand its "circulation will
be doubled in twelve months, if those
who have Worked for its success in the
past will increase their efforts in the
future. ' : !' ' '"-"'' Y' " :
SOKE DIPPERENCES OF OPINION
There seems to be quite avariety
of opinion as
to what the Republican
. party, will do j
and what .Grant meant
The Newr York Tri-
by, his letter.
pune says:
We mav now
safely -dismiss the Presi-
dent from the list of possible candidates for
next year.) Wlielher he intends nor, noi
this letter has given to timid .Republicans
i be opportunity'! of declaring against him,
and it has shown to all intelligent people
his desire for a hird term and his'utter un
iituess for it. i Y; - .- ': . i;.-.;.; : :
The New York Hun is of the same
i.inibrr Ieclares thatthe third
term hurrah is oyer, ana: says .-;ine
press settled
.Pennsylvania
the decree."
ihe auestionVandthe I
; resolution
registered
It further prophesies:
.SfeSfS?
to . nominate & candidate tor jrresiaeni,
there will not he a man in it who will even
think of nominating Grant . A
On the other hand the Philadelphia
a- miwuviKHiw a
Times, like the journals
juBt quoted
Liberal and Independent, in ; politics,
thinks , that .Grant means, a regular
, . . ; , . i'j . - - j - "- -- '
viusaae Yiorne .nominauon oyj is
letter, which it interprets as an open
uenance oi tiie x.ancasi,er piaiaorui.
It noes on to remark: " .
r:;' ..."
Of cou,iGrantWHliaUlore-eUicthun.iiJ1r
i j- n - - y. -. i.. ...i. . ji.::.;...j.
f nannhiiw H"?Awn imV I
the
tbe
selfish ambition and demoralized placen
and third-term and anti-lhird-term. wlll
probably Una ft , jcpmmoa
' likelv to be the 'final fruit j
pretensions of President .Grant
TheUichn:
, ourself.
would
diction
General
ZS'ffit
the man of all men the Democrats, Couser -
tui.it co auu iMuciau win uuu uv rean uiui-
, culty in unhorsing. ! Y i ;:?--!
Now. here is. a rich opportunity for
' a man to make up an opinion. We
do not tliink' that when Grant penned
his xubtle mistdve that i he reckoned
hirnnelf entirely - out of the ' contest.
He may havethought that the letter
would 'not weaken bis chances, or that
- . - .. . - -' -- i
it would, have. the, effect, by lulling
the tempest: that H had jbeen - raised
against ' the1 third term idea," of ad
. . . ..r . . ,
vancmg bis claims at a. more oppor:
tone moment
i
i-tub pbbncb. 5 ;:
mi i. j ' ! - "xii"-iza
have, produced during the month 'of
a. ... i.-
pni consiueraoiy more i tuau uau
been calculated- on, the excess being
1,700,000 francs on registration and
stamps, l,tdo,Q'oO francs ', Jcustoras,
7,500,000, francs indirect taxes, -and
300,000 francs on the postoffice. This
surplus, added" to- that of the first'
qiirteri 3 gtyw W increase of more
th.ni 2:1,000,(100. .o-xl
The material progress the French
Mijce that hright .September When
" ------ w, t 1 .l.2nn Tho.iaonn.ttt. hft.rmet.inl UUllc sure VI1W. x rcBiueub.,viw4cu win
oominatioa shall be given tooanUier. su?wt.f. l'ifLliit1' a faithful
candidate; waiinherk,;tirt
. - hagj expected - that 3 Grant 4 publicans asweli;f . H' ';5 thero was no more admirable com
be nomihated We nee a' pfi
thaeffecas frnows f?m L Wecaattre -W i ofwar rboUL
rant .wul be the nextliepubih tion, without f impairing Anengiasoi- nKroa Wd Mc.CleIlan rwere his
roy.et. obt the '.Bdnapartists, a&
well as their t)ArrrA8ii in the 1 tnowfo i
&MUurtV
TH'a'Hkntr;F'n''il
progress : under ttrcirl aa yety crade I
lain, is flott ise retormer net advertised
8omethraeB in nwavorwelliknow
t -vd Nv - ?lyy fL : u I
newOUld -be a different sort of- Moses
Vi'Uii' UfckiiA' lif-'"-
Om OlXyihJCiiie him.., As
wm. theue . whreceded him, As
tiere-are two bpinion fasUpani---
oerlain's honesty of purpose, we copy
I , ' iTr f '
a Tortinn of the Stni intent. erli
which we have seen pntthe,subiect .1 r
The Bays:- iyi- '
' i : - i i : :l LYria fi i !
? When he assumed the bfflce of Governor 1
be at the same time assumed the part of a
relentiess reformer, and began a vigorous I
opposition to certain schemes of plunder in
which he had no personal interest, . lie de-
uuuu(.-eu luieves iu uiuce as vigorously a tie
had denounced them years before when de-
fending Scours financial Spoliqy upon the
siumpi ne even wemso iaras io insu. I
tnte criminal prosecutions against soma of
his old confederates. The effect of this
strateCThasljeen wonMuLnHeh
ceeued in nood-winKing some of the best I
citizens ox- bouth Ciarolina. At the same I
limp 1 Yin itavGnanAre rif lwtKrkrlltil novtuia
inrouenoux ina countrv are sonndinir tua i
praise of his integrity; and by the virtuous
a market for the consolidated hnnrin'whfoh I
will afford '. him .greater opportunities for
than he hw yet entoyed. Meanwhile,
if Comptroller-GeneraL Dunn is to be be-
1 lieyed. Chamberlaia. Cardoza. and the new
King are staffing the hopper of the fundiiig
machine with every variety of fraudulent
claims. -; ' -; .',J-: '-: I Y ' ;;:
Now the trnth is -right-hard to get
on this question, and we dq iiot 'mean
to take sides. . We- are
a re-
Sector xf the phases o
the curious
drama that is going on
in Our sister
f'r
State.- ' We would not at this distance
t -a t .
-undertake tp interpret '..their meaning.
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- TUB yiURINIA SENATOBSHIP.
-".The name of ex-Governor Gilbert C--
Walk.ef,of JTirgiaU.' he: warmvureed
for the Place in the United States benate to
be make vacant by the expiration of Senator
ohnsbn'8 term, and in Richmond it is pro
posed to make it an issue in the election of
the Legislative ticket.'' n j
I Mean yhile that scholarly and; big-
l.An .li.t.omiin T? Itf rP II'iiiWuv"
ith his vast ability
and unrivi
"' ' ' ii A I
. mft;n9 at. the, heid of .
y rm,. T-U.kt a.
the bettv Treasury i Department;-do-
iaaB7.0he, r earnest in i.hb"matrer:1GT0viitjhamlwi"i i i . - . . . . f .
ii' lLUl bep:esired.--lo the great names
leg8 f ingratitude and
inir iiim t.M mii.iii lis rm w sa n i:v a
true to the
noblest instincts Of huni naturk
iwt. i . ? - i
Wo nsnnnt. cov a arnnl nrinnt. till- 1
. t - - t
-- ? . . r I
the contrary, things in nw ravo
i were it necessary; to nis
ce-
ment.
rf?f.s.
A.
p tTeB coniniTTBiijuDtiKjess:
j The mtyMm
rmmU,aa Af th. rftiirf ttArtv.
Jb;h rfAt thiri.oTmh should'
nnj kliuim ii u lu liio uuuomuuoi
'v .U r Untitn
TPlm:t
1 the people electing suitable delegates
to execute their wishes, ttnd. by thesej
delegates Uxeretsing ft , wise .liberal,
and'coiiservatiybstatesmanshjpTvlnCh1
and conservativbstateSmanship
shall look forward as .well as back-)
if iii
wara
offh4thKrm rmfH.H "ttghtihg 'oe Hooker' regards
t :, .;. nbloaiy-Lin Thomas afca genmiJeiyar, On,
hiciv Uke llmt of observant .kiw cpieraltei the Northern sWej wbelieyfe Qttrself
The'i representatives U,fYth. 'party ithoughl;pf Grant's, letter old, pCfc
,viug a majority in North: Carolina ye.inae answer,; repunce;tlft
having a majority in 'North
after "deliberation -decided
that.'
changes in tlie COustUntiphj could .be
made more eon veniently, imore ! effect
tivelv. and with lesscost airil nkiby
,Ko rvnventinn mnda than by .thl
---yT-j,
! U'M tVw9
- J i f n?lw.."u P?"rs Vv;fY"""!
I the necessity for which; isozwipeiy
rreebehized.'to'do' air in their p0wer1
hp rethrn, a majority ofl theone hun-l
1 dred.and'twentv'deleorates 'so that
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the Convention shall really represent
the vfffanVyfat
which is .assumed tp;be n favor; of
amendment. -There are reasons 1 of
party expediency and necessity which
might alsd. berged 'to; iPdAce-all'
nsemUveMo. work rfon Conye
iU9"f j ; . i,t rrK! "f.r.isi
i .Wo jnake no summary of the Adt
aress. vcu a
i-i Y;:-" fv Y'S
prgaiHzatwnMs assanpg; -lir.; some
lhd expectation? of the mosUan-
guiDe, will be realized in !a reasonably
and keep it rhnnifl '
roirthati oucbt se st:
io, stir
y , tr;nl rn n , ! . f
lrain,ng : e ' Proper Head Ot
j i J . rf kdnCAizon t-, the ITniver-
?RL'
refill arrno -a nn.
I-M, s r; - ; . ; ..Y.r i
f ply certaiu , wants, the grammar
'lfi -Y .-T;Or;i s-...
? J" t - "i . ..
Tv ; p-vw . , s
the voun? idea. : brit the : cftnatona of
i s 'L. . ' . r l .
the pillar, the Jast, best" touch, the
r,. a,i,l ihmitotinn Yt ' fn th n)n
comiietitive labors at the
fniv
ersity.
Tlif taat aln i as tafitial to UWal
fi f 1 8U?l ' s ew8ei'Uai to liberal
culturo as the intermediate and prima-
r Kter' Vpan never horie to hav
v" never nope to nae
in the South a'hniv'efsal ednbatibn
oll ...oKaWfU.1:
:i" .""Tf . . "h.
rila have. .
track
u w vm uw mrnuiu
men t, whereas we "simply io
by these notes to call atten-
tended
tion to
the noble scheme that' & en-:
I J;--r&J . -i
luting the sympathies jf not .the ac-
tive onergiespf so many of 'the friends
meeting of the Trustees on the 10th
instl will" show: probably : what" the
ITniversity spirit is iti North Carolina.1
-We hope it will be seen that our peor
pie are alive to the project of restora-
i
tion.
W
e hope further that i they
mean to
make burs a real University
and not
a i)tate College.
2.
i On
l ;
e otner tnougnt ana we arc done..
The su
gestion has been made , to
eieet
f4r President
a gentleman,
whether
. . j
civil life
of wide reputation for lite
rary cnHure and administrative abili-
ty. We'Mpirove lhi notion. It ensures
uireful 'administration for permanent
prosperity, aim ii tug dbuic iiuc
L"r -
toe insutuuon a proauer luiruuuunou,
W"1C"
; i - i
mViinti !illianMBant ntnofinn ifltrronf,.
L i . .r . . i
.;i tnat havn bpeii rtronosed we are like-
i.'-i,.tf.Vi i-iS; , -
wise lavurauic. xniuci u.ujwucu
Tio'uio lionorol JncrU IT. Jnlinntnn or
,i . - -1 i - - --: -
IllannMl Kravtmi KrArrtv nrnnlii tvArtrti
giye anpWlds.
HIT -UJt; tHV vuaa - -v. - v
irons glory io bur venerated Sehinary.
General iBragg, is. a son of the Sf,ate,
ii r
the others children of Southern toiU-
ailHnpirit ahdMhiid'up;
the University.; ? Whether the policy'
of electing a marked North-Carolinian
-n - - - .
l&uihtt State shall prevait are
supoVs Bhertnin andrant; took
1 the UottV share f of c the !giory.iin'th-
federal army which belonged of knght'
tp two or three7 better mehf " 3
, ip"'1 ' " 1 1 , 11 ""' l'! V!
There is good news froni'Beti But-'
II J. ' - I n ...... vf '. n ' .V 'mfA
I ACVIl.BIIU HllilH9:WUjtak
.Aim Fear Aarleallarml pair.
tit has been decided at a meeting o:
the
Board of Managers of tfee Cape, Pear Agn.
cultural Associatiou, io nom ine cixin ad-
nual Pair on the 9th, ldth,' llthand 12th oi
bnce begnn fortefain tiThe WTreasnrerf
t waB directed to eatt opotf vsubscribers tfor
mobeyin order that tbe wora may :go'on
without ipy: ;
i 'L -i'- -J
. Si
JW.old jyhenn, ufiamp pp
' knows ea 7Q rj?5 years ot sgeiwaa rup
aver and. killed at: a polnUwo mUes beyond:
, Laurintluridg'Joifc the Carolina Central RailJ
roadrrtry Ihd down tralmlastinlght Bis re
mains were taken to Lauriaburg y -r
i intensehit disgusted, because, :hif, estate L&t
jaUpuUcrgft wiuut,iv,i'1uJGtwf'a'u; w
' ba worth; several millions of tbalers, was put
1 down in the offlcial Valuation, as being Worth
only 70,000 thalers. tie has caiiea , ior a
new valuation.
IT'
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lilberty Potnt Celebratloa.,
ITheF.yettevffle fCenfcnnIaI whichis.to
Uke place on tbe 20th of June is thus spoken
5of BLukbert
of anlarticle on the subject: 'itmM U i
We predict a grand Ume at i rayetteyille, L
Q& the 20tb. If we were to select a place I
WQuld burn Jongest and brightest we would' .
certainlv select old Cumberland. Lake their
ADcesiore or I io laeciuzess are wverwtuj
j " . i : j l I
to "sacrifice their lives ana fortunes M se.
dure the freedom and safety?, ottbefc-coun
All ffcdf fa hnnoraWftln ftr.tirin ariif.Rll.H
Ibatb sublime Ui devotion
caiise were 'exhibited'. )V Ifie 'thirteeri"hiia-.J
dredmen whom. iCumferlahd; sent, to
form of oar fallen country. ; All sQCcess.to
Cumberland and hejventennia ,,
jiiueajooeKWiat wb, u;Kr ir " i
cjtizensof that patriotic old towa 'should
tebrate the pkh 'ofj-ifLjopipaM!-
rx i - - - b
upAoieo:eeaserwosewno
4eir country in the -jpteriloua r times-of ;175
United themselves' tinder every tie of reiig-1
ion and honor and associated themselves as
A l-in In liAii iluf Aitirtn" AlMrnat avanr f Ad ' "
a, uauu 4U uo uyivuv agaiuat vivij .vrv
More Abou t the Liberty Poin t cien-
teaplal.: M A , t s
i From the last number of the FaVetteville
dose we learn that on the, adjournment
ft thp ronmrvative Convent ion' last Satur-
of the Conservative Conjrention, last batur
day, a m Hmg for the purpose ol making
Point Centennial was organized by making
XJoli Joiin McRae President .JC61.'McRae,:
U tbing;he chair, said that though em-
pliaiically a "man of Wfcr"--having d.eliv-
rei re in the course of a long life than'
. ' i-fli.i"ai-V-'- -- js j I
peruaps any omerman tame Diaw uo uiu
not intend to make :'a. speech further than
6 thank j the meeting for the honor con
ferred on him. .:. . I...
Messrs. DrtThyrArIcArthtir and
A. -Ai McKethan, Sr., were appointed Vice
Presidents, and MessrsWUliamson WhHe-.
. . . . tt r ' : 1 . 1 .
neau ana J. a. juyjovei; were mauc crc-,
tary and Corresponding Secretary. On
motion an Executive Committee' was ap
pointed, consisting of Col. J. B. Star, Maj.
Wright Huske, Capt1 0. H. Blocker, Maj.
Chas. Haigh, Capt. A. B. Williams, Col.
VTn rV Tv
rn 'u ??,
. J. C. McRae, and
CL W. Broadfoot, Capt.
Maj. D. G. McRae, Maj
Mucin W A1 finttirip ' T A MnrrhianTi I
T J V . I
?ind W. J. Smith, r i I
: (The meeting then" adjourned to meet j
again on Thursday night The. Gazette, in
making an appeal for a large attendance,
J.Y. i.i .! ,:ii j- - .
says iua ine ceieunuion wm u su owa- i
tnn where lli neonle can jtather . in.a re-.
union, without regard to party, ana com
memorate the history of our illustrious an
cestors.
Wilmluetou Uetall Market
The following prices ruled yesterday
Unnw fdriad mcents per noundrdried
rrr . 7' , . , '
peaches 25c per pound; walnuts, 25 cents
per; peck; pickles, 20 Cents per dozen;'
laid, 20 cents perpound; butter, 8040
ntsperpoundrcheese, 25 cents per pound;
jfowlsQOflOOapairxeeseflSOper
fper
edVlZai5C. ner pouna; veaL AZOlOtCr
ii , uiumn, i
hint; I18 cts perpound; ohbulders.121
14 cents perpotthd; tripe, 20 ets; per bunch;
clams, 25 cents a- peck;' open clams, 2025
cts a buart ; -sotipi bunch, 5 cts. ggs, 18g20
perns, a uoz; Biurgeon; zoets. a enoiu to iuaj;
potatoes, new Irish, 75c peck; asweet25 cts:
fiili-trout 29c 'per bunch; mullets I025c;
'hnnvK. tnratrvz 1fW . nmieli:! nninnflZ
50 cts.apeck; cabbages 10a23 cts. ahead?
Wiltsa
10 ceina patid; hog lieadchees
cents i
Wud ducks i
bunch; canpMretW. 12f
cents
i
quart
f A?iTOTOgS
0Kat9nn'i) oyTfuoP f '! ufv?
or C.pt. bailey.
Icapeho tile weliow
T t'--?V?,i .aaK
fnJghi, aged.abon't'g? years, fCapt'D'airey.
O -.11 i. ,(i J'iV'.'i'iTV-nU.
-ora'a. tl-oII 1rniwn llirnVlcrhfillt this Beetion.
thU section;
Ip hkkBtliottrsrhe receifedthekindmin
tration of those aroahd bint and several old
WUVaiUikVuWanVl YrieAda in IhlkcifV. lli's
Tjjmpiins wiere' yester,day senttPayetteyllle.
bis hosoei
boat'
other
Light
: i. rf.i. :l juLiu-iviiL;. 4. ,fw.
ra'f.
1 1 The regular fiter'dlsWb
CarolUa,Ceptrilwwilleavep
i.menwig twuiD a:) uoiswwnii ""6
rtottcni'WnKimin
, ma.il for ;i)ft jDo5ft
atiWe biffleaat 6 pjkL ahd be seat byjthe:
riitht'frain, arrivinfe m Chartdtte at 6 b'
heifiuMnlng. lsv angem wm
.! .iY'i-n.- 3 -
ta Cm o.iLra4. toiiss.ii- n f i
1; The foltowing w lake from
good condttignf
That aha froaA tfetweeni Chariotte
anol-loilroeV
, state during the Winter, has hectoltteasl
Urably smooth anatramaarenpw;runnmg
their schedules with almost' perfect Teguw
larity. ' - i
mmmmm mmm m
tUuiel! Jthe people o meet at Raleigh on e. ,aon.of the JadeesJv ' ; - : -
qmSs; MB1 day-bf September next, for Hne Wges v jims-n.
It is 8UcU;dbyoUba MthU 'AMiqjm TOjrBB; OTllQAfc.UW
ef humiliation andwhichso unyi J n1aw flmaT be deemed 1 1 liliilicaisAEfe
manes tne rnnps oi Dauionsm arouna ine i t o - - .1 t .r.yxwiir.&-.-i.?
itA conv nf tiie 1 44Afisociat!oiiM in the hand- l
Writing of Robert Rowah 6ne of the sig irev,s States though driven ora the , halls
ei'is kid lo be iri the possession of his ioin keeking to reform ?urlndar
en .is said nove in ine possession ot nis m?nUl Iwmi Southern -Stetes.5W' therefore in-
descendant: Robert lnTl-
onitoardAlte swamerA V"1? aaeatv-in .aaid drustC to 'whom she handed a pre- h
beinir escorted from I the-house to the difficulties arising irom its practical wwvh BMW,r-ry,n v , .-
Dein8 8CP" 'r'Srr -v ztx IJ r A ii ulj liiswfifinnnwontikn or act as adele&rate there lacnption. ; - - - y
former members of, thpiet s
. i
?--: -felisili;
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df te,lM,,,
X Y
fT? 1 r!" yt . y
NerifcTarelinaea the aubj.et
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j ne necessity aor cnangingf, many
Citation is generally admitted, and
po apparent tarequireextend
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premutrmen- at one?inpppfiL
the call for a convetttionj-bat. their
acuonrwas based . on prnaentiat oon 1
sideration, and noton'an indisposition
tp have the Constitution thoroughly
prosperity j of our people checkedahd
lDe VeSLCe oi toe estate jeoparaizea oy
8pme harsh and nncOnsUtutional: ao-i
rrri
ulflu""B-,1 u.iwu w "Mgci .
, We how ave every assurance
lhah the Cnnatitni? nn of the United
...... . .
States will be observed by the officers
Df the Government, and feel, a, satis-1
1 1 COMSKnVATIT.AIlDitBaakr
m7 li " ; i & Ya Yiy j J fvwiary, system. e buquiu aooiisii j reci t xaobHier-rTeveiatiouv - !
-tt;YYYY-yr v 1 eVerV Useless OfBf which' IS Wow flTled T 1mm CinntTotannA eiihofikiAa.ki,A Y
Cent iExi ,Coif4tai5-iti 1- rfsriA aridu torndent feconotmr-iii !onr I yi-Unt ioa rn1 hsnKv rKiinnrt . , S
faction in announcing to youthaHheljsPfheiradjourhih 1 j ECBSsrrx; poRaAAiipN
;tlme has &i last arrived when the ofi J. tAV; ''ifflT'! The" friends of' Convention should
LficialS at Washington - City concede7 1
jbat the peoplelMCarolin
u i i :!. I
i.uy tu oaiuu nguu.vo iuuiagD vutu .
local concerns which the. citizens , of 1
other States enjoy. We can.pioceed
without apprehension to perfect 'onr
Constitution and remodel it in the in.
terestsof;our.people. 7, f , , nW 7
(TI1E , CONSTITUTION",": THE,
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, i r . . Y )F. MIIATABY LAW.
lius Constitution, the creature of !J
Its authors were mainly sciolists ami
venturers, whp, had lived among
us without preferment, or possession
Wqualificafiohsentitling tfcniWi
wti.m WAiA ln; ,yt& w
. . .. ' ... 1
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naa Known no: Jaw save tne win or
their masters and others still vata
carpet-baggers, both black and white I
aiien in feeling and radical fn edu-
cation who -sought positions here
1., . i i r .
inavwer aemea inem wnere'xnowa
te&noil o. c aj i
rneii M
the people at the polls,
thousands of
our best citizens
1 ?iLLXl"??
SS"bSS
to secure ih
adoption. It is no exaggeration to
T. 5.
s.n hot mnt Ana m fiftv had read it
We. I JSSIS.i5
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SSffitwff
!0,aUafS
iSSoin?i iiSral
l Ja ahnnlA V ' f nnnn
i nnsoiteoA to : j our conai
3e shouid embrace the
I tunity consistent
1 prudence to4 1 lecure
J time and experience
iion, ur ngaw,w y.j
VAent8.embarrass.the.nroper.actiw,bf
the others ; ! r ! . ' V
. TnitfibenMtupo
'r ood provisions no0'obe clentea'if1
V anifetthanot a single , Conserva -
i . .. ..
.uvsmw. " "
:.,M,.ra n;t,na tit iitj-nront,ti
I Uo s,,hmii t ed to the meoDle.Y Indeed
are so looseljj.worded
faft B6 b;
1; lUtii
dae
fe new nrmeiole. hitherto nnknowa..in
history of pur State, Sis-
tiinlaii is1 fudictat' JiaidartM
haraefcerarid iilvasiyefof i the. rightSi
T aild duties of, a separate department.
r itg provisions r bu.vuwuid . v"w
: rithm the pnei space oi its exisieuce
' many more decisions onibonstitationhl
nuesudnsibave beeu-dem toiled ! tbn
"gb! State aiid of late we have witnessed
jKliSeTB OT'jnages ut-uyiu nuo-u'u
it TnitAiuiatridta contending for the
claiming
' GovbVn6r f oi- a ; periodf 4tei 'i&ftf
arf 'office thafr the "Cttstitjutionseenis
tosaylis to:b'ffl&hji'1hQ.vtoi&i
' 1 thp pplls, and whose term is expressed:
i vuyr. j r ..f Ufi
Irf many counties there is a practi-
;caiaemai oi justice, mo wuiwtv
were deprived of the they were properly adopted; again) that the pebple bave a fuiroppoVtnt.i
were aepriv eu oi vue i . ! , . r . . A Itirnf atiandrnoafMl "rtit-esaincp- their
do ueccpoarj. yw wauiuw f -r- -n va ..if 1 14 will be an easv matter for .them to
; texpressednJanguage piea
! ple and perspicuous, so, that, nothing TLiCI W Wth curts theirtdnot ac-
may be left! to inference or construe- r... Z"A Utnnn bind. ...
adiy arrangea as to constitute i jircBtaMV"; ,.pv-v-L!..-?; .r'i i, ; t7
mwiiev or lnconsisieuctes inai 1 ibbuuwis .v,v.... .... .v-.w....- . .
tlie.sncoess.ui '
adequate' to the pablw demands, and ti
.4i.raK iww.wfj ui u . u 1 1 cu , wrenwiv w p.
I nnfiat.rafoAf avv onn TtAiwnna ' oAAitoiuf I
W cnniinal offenses are df ten confined F
1 1 W monthg tboutntrtalJE u We$ QH;.tblgeneaweUs
Pas sneedier inatine send &f Tarr ejenensiva i Jimnttnoda -oV AamAmtntoJ h ik i
;75) 1 pbhlio s well as private' aairs can e tbdegradehe 8aTiol,-;ceLb
rlao WPE Restore, the State to prosper-1 ; nquiuma f 'Civibliights rBill xover-5 ti
" J "y.- tt is believed that the laws will J cbme their party prejudice and give
Z bte more impartially administered by f us r theirYCordial support.. .To. them, 4f 1
wictuiB iiu movw, uracucc . ui a-ruia I Wft-flitfinn an4nvj.inii t.n remain v
It is alsct hoped that
ientivo ta honestv and
op toe oauot Dorain;reeu;:irom;i
tiamQnmetf iJieieleeUye
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-t V "0,,vc!yl uo "wt
noepYDierpp
raanas careiui, una, practical attention
rxo remove,' in some measure, mat our- .
,aen from pur shoulders.' X Mpst.of our
onstitudbri or toCT the.rem-
ui w uuereu.. ;u - . I.
r t TereshpuW bpsome general ordi-
.u.v,. -."f i
'pjenses of the Legislature, and in or-
der to oreveut an v hastv. and incoh-
I . V . , i ---jr. - y
Mlderate legislation' that no new mat-
ters be brought forward "within rt-
j u i , ft ' :,...!
ouerht to be made, these are to DerA..o..i::...mt..i..in.-. . ,
u w -s a i, ' S I
?nsiaerea Dy tnp citizens
WW S'wS
e! ttho?f
?perly reflect thwr wishes. irMenef
largedandpracticatstatesmanshibV
labors to confidence and su
klnnvntion of 1868. T . , i
IlliB LUilU 111 L.I3D
if ; T
. J - v-j. j o, Hi
Constitution, that by
Um.lotitra tini(tnnf .? cvnoncioo 1
11 1 - a . ' a i il I J t
rs104"1,' va.
I uncertain and dangerous: the several
CB41 cWs oflochv, end whose rmsl-
DaswBo0 ' auifei a aw a wiioxuiMam v - .. s. fa . -. a 1 ,
. y r JT mi fi. 1 xnereiore trusii not to tneir .own
t ? i ;ition among .vou will entitle their k.i-Lt.u.ii. - .i.u.v . , . .
amendments recently - submitted tpiige independent candidates: and ! all ' '
and ratified by the people encpuntered alKsupport
the. greatest. .difficulties ln their pass- I
I ocro nA ovon aftar "tlio' urilT nf ffiA'f
."fs"-! .v. r?.J
pjgopie was oeciarea in tneir xavor oy i
neusiQns were enverianieuaa luwneiu-
eSioos for8ach datieare encumbered
ffcASS
'Vr
"F
I presentea ior consiueraiiuu wimuufc
meetme such criticisms as may imperU
their labbi U i
1 j The Convention method is speedy
d economical, the body is composed
'only of thTsame number of members
ascpmprisetHou.
UVes, ana ineir mums are uisvji,b
w:.t,ta tn. W,mn land Perl
Y.parPW
'tWaetafntoanf vannnsStAtMnreviOnfl
VV aw f ...! ' . i . .ill
M ,
QUAUFICATIONS OF . DKIVEGATES.- fi j
It is useless, however. . tp . seek
.!Y. nvilloi the been fiiii
I T - . - , v-f- . .
licit tuo uicic i... . v , - i'
t ucsoi some DenuuBueij
t ..Ll.-.
ine
mere fact that the nonor or toe pes
I mentinitbd Mate.is. pledgea to tnaiij
narfc eortolv and part
c. - . 1 L. 4linlni
this nLtn( nniV.lflDBB WUU VUVJiuciaq
reauireu ui mo uismwvi- .- .
.trVedCoentibnof 1835, and
j. ;.l .it ....2 .
JSalebsTateTA
i'noStSlytolmbose
Tlflll T.11M IIIR1UUG10 W- w X I
-Tk." ilteaTira
wereConcttrredinIryjn,ward
Morehead, and others. Wp will dis
I nlniwi tn! nnnstitntional reforms -ana J xesensaiives, anu wwt wuwmc ouw ia
anh ban'iys riff I 8, o e expenses .man uiy, u?.i"' 7nv,v'ivr7 , , " "
have Shbwtf to urreov ispei evea uiey wui ue more -f "
i!rl"JI than defrayed iashort tirao by the t tiin tber.baTO sjpoAyjitlwdy.j ..
I tna t-tnmeBT.AHfi-- tviRRnaninn ljieii. 1 ajmniw;:iiwi ..v.-. -
j In puf Jaai elecUon: jtwasigratifyw ;
i-.m sr .., io see .iienuuiicanswno naa r ? ?
m w hm 3HMyAW4 n'MJl-.' A M!n -Yi
tikenilaelief thatttheyti wefor Yprompt iii i
we -extend., an-invitation . to remain
stt( nnntlnnn tlto wnrlr an an'an!mnQ.
TMguJi'W tltosff wiKjbppVJsed'lil ?
undei the olHslcctaa OJiett headers,
msviira n n nr na r n ir ra r n aqo-
the 'f
dangerous Force- BUl" wa
lnpon fJongresg. we say so longer re-
nftmwhere thereis neitherdfetv nor
hbnorv ta a rth:;!, IfThe
battle for civil liberty is not yet oyer.",
Civil Riehtsn is Btui'a naft of the
rcenl carpetrbaffTrdfframmo for-tbis y
sopport of some of their ablest reflre
eentatives in the General Assembly
and they are doubtless aware that the
2,8e provision introaucea,mto tne ;
vonvention Ot lBoe, Dy tneir aDiesi
:native representatives werel scouted
:Ua jeJru!Z.Z iTZZTlt
iaiiu ucicaicu ujii. luab Diuia;ciciucnt
that hair hmti&bk, minnnnn, their
rkrtv an 'nnfnaSn tn &at
rat Once perfect bnraniation and briiisr
lie owiie j. no teaaers ot vnorvepuo-
party ..know that by their reck-
s vfoladbns of eoitu
efforts tocentrali aU'power in the
3 of theed&af Vovernment
Uev haveusCforfeitedHheoonfi-
.visiQns.and false leaders. We there-
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i?'68?1"?"
.fg auopu
pu nucoesbiuity ouoweu m uuriw
l -
Hesolvdrh& we earnestly recom-
A a 4 Wa wtAmV.AjMi aF . 4 Ha . I InmA.
ntonrl fnlho mAmhera nr .thfl Dpnift.
. .w-.rv.r;T.. ..;w . .
i ctatic Lonseryatiye party to discour-
pe promptly wiwirawnirom eery
aKnrrant ffiT ofhca'who i shall? -:otmose 21 !
YTr -1 . "i -r-
me reKr-iouiict--wuur- wnvw
ventions be.uly a1iversedalioriee
wUhes. The oate4t U important not
.nnt reantts THe Rennhlman
-
yv.B-.jv. -.v.
baggers still remaining among us, will y
advocate the . election : of delegates r
who will agre $o meet and joura :
,w1hovt holding a convention, and
this in violation, bf, the" Wishes of
f - r " :vr
1 ihtr. they.wUl resort to the, most rev- ,
suomio tneir.worK 'xo tne -ratification
or;rejectipn.;r ,
jiresent a . united T
crenaral advance
1 i
tit lJBHAWpOPiai I
-' ft.
T T Tii-n-ro ,. i -,
W.. H. Jones, . , I ,
i ! J J.iLjnrOBP, Secretary.,, ,
A KnoWliia tadga!'.'-.t"?
Gourier-JbUrnal. ,
yoiyj ?9 whQ f asshred, them; this billf .would; 5
peateF abVeri puff. Congrean IfViiflald
a DUnncatlOn I niu;u kAt'.is: u.r w n .rY
i JtsitrciigiiU uu(tw our apatuy, sou wm
I Li
yoti pJease- fixi this f up jpr .j
I Mra!' , , , .Ji - t 't i?'
J tr'iMf
t:!.i5"u';Y.: ; ?
hat was wrltr ,
to
eaned
forward
elbows oir r
fioiihterl .eeWWtt eyes' fixed
.:r:.. . f ... . i..--r
f In.the mldsi of ths erplexi he;ob-r ;
I callerl, fbt on thiSt)iieSCrittionj yOUi
- 1 what olenm jecoyis asselP sigmfies.
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