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mi; lo lis yaluati.m in the year l-"iO, anil
(iN I'll K I'EHmoNAL PliOPKHTV within
-mil Stale, accorilin to the valnalion
iliiriol' to Im' niHilii in tiic year lHiiHT'
W li.it is tin j'lini'iml iriieilj nitliin saiil
M ile, il it im not mesn rvrry ji'irtirff- tft
(to piri . i Aii-jit i i-nl ( s' all', nwnr.l l' llie
l.iack an.! Wiiili'.-in tin- Stare
il 1 1 .-! , Canity thus nut aiiii'iiii tiie orili
i rut- 'mil limit lis mi ailing to ii spi-tiliiil
st-cien.il property, will uot trvry naseftsor
l i IMI'KI.LKD. I.y tin- laiiouaoeol the
'.r-liuauci. t i aha.-s.-i ihe laluc ol all the
;'
full property uit iiol u cvury iiersaii in
iln- Si .ti Aieiiol 1 In-liunii me, the pi'o-u-ii.ii-.,
the (tuck, i lilcki'lis, pi go, corn,
lir-ts, Ac ... in,... .l EVKKVTH1NU, except
mil eslale, oiine.t l-y the while liniJ hlnck
Hi' l. ..f the Stiu'e, the men, woliietl and
rli 1 1 il i i;ii, Ihc willows ami orphan i of the
Slat. . i-KKsi.N m, I'lioi-KHTY ( Nit tiotper
' liy plain that no lax assessor in the titatv
'as the riht, uii'ler this onliimoce, to ei
- nipt one partii-lf ol luul or ftenohal pttipl
"' in the stale lr.un taxation J And is it
.nil r, nio.liiyin mill explaining the ordi
a mi i , every tax assessor will be compelled
i'ii' ooverneil hy I ho literal and olirimw
nu aninrr (,f ti,e ,,i ilinuncB i T7M8' certainly.
II k Ahm-v iKi( khutmRkiht to Ro-
"'" Kifi .- We .htui. t,Ut o,f!t1r.-..rJ;
"ttief-rs orirliity liere, '(amfionMi of ilie raufc'
and tile were disposed to do the'TMWBe,) t
tempted to register, in thin city, at the late
fiKii-tration. We il,, not stale thi a a
lul, Init e hear it mentioned as such. We
further hear I hat one of the Hegitrar was
willing lo register them, but that one oi the
liite and one of the colored Regiatray, (lie
it said to his credit ) refused consent, be
lievmi. that it was a violation ot the army
. ri Kiilai ioii, und that thry had no rijrht to
.lost,.
TnK osi.y uiohnlation that Sergeant
Kalis met with, on his pedestrian journey
,niui Vicksburg to Washington, Was front
he RadirulD In Congress, on bis arrtTal at
.'he latter place. The old flag, carried fly
l,'K ai.d evciy w here respected throughout
'l.i- S.niih, I.y .lie i.f its tall hill I soldi.rs,
had only lo I, run ieil to the HaMs of Con
(Otsk iviiieet wild insult and Iki reluseil a
wileome! Uu liialiani ia the t.iit -reHt to
"I I'liittn, and ol the fluff, which v, mlioliisea
o r .nif-hl lo ryniUilizi ) it !
In pi
-J. B. S., the intelligent
'"'inipmdrnt of rtru Neir V.itk M,
'adheres to the he lief, expressed more than
we, k ago, ikat the donbtful meihberii ftytofafVtla ItfinuatUapllalif SWiiaa.:
iif Hfrt"6'i "IlupSacS'ment are numerous
enouyh to pre-enTconvTcllon !" '
The New York llcrahl says : ' Oo every
'lie ground ; fur besides testifying tHet the
purpose of the l'ri-sident was lo teat the
- wist it n t injitj,o t the . JL e,. rigijc Sher-,
liiau also du), red that iiolhing, mir was
1 'aid Bbout the oe it, t.-rce than that Mr.
t(nnm was a coward and would not resist
'in older l.n his removal."
H!t TiihCK Mohk Wonaino Days befiira
the election V The wjiolc aecrt of acceaa
Liw n wire firtte brttcrsr 1-6 H TT Tfof
w the sse wtilcti ttoiden meant, he he
-.WtB'l-aaiitaiw :.'W
,,ulit nt the ,.
the fight of the
uiongrtia!
II SI I II I llh. fiH.l.s '
niiiii Mi-mi.- may Imvi- .time,
ll":iM, nl t.ni nHivf, t.r hhIhu-chh
" fi -l i ii .lll,. l.-r lli- si. px
VI, al.-.
dial is hi
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ilh li lu
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wrt-fht1 iitrW Wttlffcl
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i r. . ii 1 1 -ii nl tun i.l
cc.inuseiii 1 1 1 u I Slate.
in ll" ..ij.... limy
,ll. lit , I, .1 Hfri&'fAr i niiivi' Iln.
f -U' tit tliiwf' 'wft'n'v ' "riami s" Kivc In'cn
, i-iii. ki n limn ili,- I i, 1 1 In u t irni-r
; riii-T, In- tiiti .n.n,iil it, .1 mi ,,1,1,-r ilu. cl
, 'y uiiiu: ! ui li.iu.U L) lLuj4i!-u,u. ri-.jiiiriii
llml i.iii.i nr.' no: In l.i F'HiCfA) hyeit'tr
jjivly U Viiitt, LjiV!'-i ixt iti Jne; iiod.
l!ia'. In ii 1 1:.- yu,; ur. i i.iiiiti ,1 mil. III. re
Sim!! li- jin iiiii. In uip.-iint I ih,- i nun!
111114, n I. -!-. -liilil,- anil lull In-. -nl man n
enfh party. 'M,IBi; r, , rs ri. n,miralil( ,
am) wc a)U i wiali very nm.-li tli-.il (l.n.
Canliy had issued norae -I similar purport
Oen. Mi-aile biwtctod i:ly lor bin own
f ('pUtatitw, ltW- lllif (t tnwafili llrr prrtptr.
K swell itips Iwvliij.' I -i n i iik rn liy our
I Distiu-i t'oniiiiamli-r. H il.-vt-lve iipoinour
sr!. M In niakf -u- h :.i 1 .111', -m, -nlil us will
1 limit. If n-itiit ,.iiili!f-i.-lii-o;. Itailol-
MtiiHni, tins.' ritiiiil mi4, oi aity oi lo r ol tin
! imilii runs lunula w li i.-li wilt ilmiliilcus lie
illi'liiit. .l in s unt' i.l II., Ruli.-ul poll liol
I .li-is 1,. t .mi- ui ' in. tv Onus. r at i v t-j ..I !
i
Mil'i'ttV'".'!' nil-1 tiflliurs--. la-ulivnii at tUu (
i.ilst il aiLuiJaaiUc, imilii mi: lukia tl ior
uraiiHil thai no polUlmUt r,. Uo uu.-uilii to i
m t "upon tiic buiiart , ' will ol'.-ct, to ate j
that . rt-rylliintr la.i.niliict.
As we su.-sti-ii, a li-v
poll liulil.-is uutl .oil' I ui I
I In iiisclvt-s, iiiiin, il iln-
.1 lain) .
lays sini-o. the
l' nl flix'ti.-im,
I'lioos.- ri-l.-ii4
llieiiiHelies from ull iiiipulitliou or suspu ttin
of Unlan n.'ss, liy rt .(lli snn i-llt- ii'-peiialtle
pcrxin ot car li par:) lo I'-- presi iii w Inn lo
votes arc coiuiit-.l s ii li a c. uirs.' h.-v
always been dauai in Lkciiuiia iii X'.ilh
t Carolina, und. r t.ie "11 and lintioieil . ...
toins. (live lis a FAIIt liAI.I.Of, HtnJ w,
will DLKKAT TIIK I.vKa.MkI S (" I,
TL'TION .to.l tU m.iird UUU ()V;,it
Illd.MlM.I.V !
I S. sjmi'e iln, I'.regoiu w - .I'Lui,
lit have Isau:ae4 Soil": Jjtt", ..SjUKLr..,,!. ,u!
irnportance Fn this ciiiinection, ami
exhibit a desire and determination, on i ....
part ol (ien. Canliy, to secure fairness in
the election.
Theait' iriiui ol (i.n.Caiiby nm oliicially
called lo this whole subject, and to the par
liculni plan sin e suggeated by (Ien. MeaUe,
some time ago, lint the suggestion iftd not
reach huu, until aJLer bus i.r.l.-.ri had hueil
iKsued.
Gi n. ( anl-y says that he I elieves that the
care whii'li;has been iieslowjd upon it, and
the cfticiriijcy of the plan which he has
adopted, will prevent all grounds ol apple-heii.-ioii
as to any unfairness in the coming
eituiUiiu, I ln! feaihne wrtHi which be can
iletect any error or utilaitn.'ss, relieves the
matter ol doiil't, as In: purpose is to have
ii.ii hin Imt a lair elect ion.
In many Couulies, in the la.t t-ltx-tion,
many pi isons were prevcnl.-d from voting,,
because of the small nuiuher of uruciui-U,
at which polls were opined. The reason
ussigmd tor thia is, that the niimln-r ol
qua;ilic.d pei sou to .Wd . the .itlectiuua was
so suia'l, that they were compelled lo mute
several precincts logt tiier. To prevent this
in the coming election, (ien. Canliy has
authorized the Tost Commander, in every
iiislalii.' whi te ipialilled men (nil be pro
cured, to have the polls opened at VKIH
PKECLN'Cr. II, therefore, (pialilhtj men
can be had, lei the piviU u.y$et tknr ruwifi
lo the 7W t'otniondtrn that te P"t ihi pl,l,m
rutty be iorretstil
Th WhITB Mi-.n of North Carolina are
GOING TO TOTi:. Many ol llierii. through
fastidious scrupjeiywoiihi not t to the
"iwelbiitFiinnt ' of the crrtwds nf
negroes that huddled ab- ut the voting
place and impeded the way They will be
reatrainedbj no afioh ci ujiles, now. We
know that ever effort will be made, in local
ities where the negro ote predominates, to
Interfere with, and render disagreeable or
JS?18Wttft..S?P?!l,, -t-; their... prisiicgea
by white men. They may be insulicd, but
they feel that tliey have a solemn, sacred
duty to discharge,' and they will do it AT
ALL HAZ Alms!
TUB WmriCiND VLACK MILITIA!
HEMEMBElt that, under the new Con
stitution, the General Assembly has no
power to pass any law, which makes (lis.
tinctiona between whites and blacks, in
enrolling th militia. IThe Radicals, in Ihc
faceof the positive relusal of the Convention
to" insert a proviso in the t'otwfrtaton,
authorizing the Geniral Assembly to make
suoh a distinction in enrolliog the militia,
tL-ey this. ' -
The General Assembly mniutt pan tvt. a
lata. It it wanted lo do so, the Courts,
under the new '..'(institution, would be
compelled to pronounce such a law uncon
stitutional. If ibe negroes were to (tvniaid
enrolment with the whitea, as many of thtnr
would do, the Couita would I oblige( to
sustain them in It. it the new Constitution
is ratified ! ' i
TIM $ TA T& HKISLSTRA T1.0!f.
0trig to the few registration precincts
Bate been iihable to register. The rcgislra
ltion in Wake hs been tery meagre. 'This
was owing, tn a great measure, n m isn,
thattr pwW;3r
roust bare travelled from 20 to 45 mtlc.
Thia. we nnderetand' aereral persona, agtdN
Wn, had tfttfe aaij, r-.f t, lla1tlMMrf.ei
in order to accomph.h it.
lewcRAWt tfl gullible kaihe fiegioe ire,
they are obliged to appreciate, at its proper
value, in their calm momentMoideu'f love
lor them. Ue said that be adrocaled pea. ,
during the last year nf the war, boiause it
Taa? the onTy "incahi Vf mMSA'StStrif uU
iemwd. lit was to anxiou tif retain this
hi f
willing lo sun-rntlcr political lntkpy(U,-nce
Jhkdiil f- f
tiSuf, the right of property 'la SLAVhtJ ! I
1 1
llOf.ltKS AH THE
THE
iKiOIH.oh
TUKETS.
W- Hani yoti.rs (o link lerll lt tluir .vU.1
I.-I llu-1 '"iisi-rval u t-s l.t- sur.' to n iwt ail
WfltiB sTuiTilt'TVmi;. rvaifve ilrtsri-K.
tiic
ll'.l.lin t it-kit ii) .o iiir.-tisiye In soviinl
I tin ui nit'D, that tiny laiuit.t ton. h it ilh
a (rtj fuof pok... A lUplkLuaui Ikkuk liaa,
tin Trfurf, 1mi-h ivu'il. with ft ituntUT n(
iinmt unrsi i')liuriit!..f i:i ui . thuir muri
t liMiutli r, hut witliwinc vvhicti arc v-t v
ctaiimijii;, K clrh the ' KihU' iind
ollii'i l oi.iii nit-.11
u ho n ill noi
lolt- lot
il, I... Ill
llitldan.
Hut, ho far ai v
ii. k.-t-. Iln- II,. !,l
I ii kels, ,iy '(,.- the
I. Mill in thai put
r llll.l. tvl iltiil
fii ami thr
Cmilktit ulwH.
looillof
TIllTl' is
vote lor
(K-forc w
' ',' Mould
C.oodloe, und even
lor ll iltl.ii
w ould vote for the intauioiis Constitution
liut we will lake neither; ami therefore let
rm rote thr funnel vrttin tirkrt rmt anrl
out, and nothing else. Yoleis, lttirt !
170. A1I0S nE l,E.. C.IAir.S 0.'
lEt. llolden u-lvist-s hi ih-l'I-' alius to llork
to the polh in er-iv--iK This is evidentlv
f.r the purpos ' fit' cumin.; mil the pro
lamine .-I thcAi-t (;.-. li-oi, w hleh had the
. ll.-ct ol driving ihousai d t-t WJIJ j M.Afi
Ii the voting placet. U in intend) U for
iiUmtulatwn. tli-n. Cmibv, in (ien. Ord. r
til , orders voteis N( 11' lo ling.-r about the
poll.ng -laces. 1
Again The ordinance ol the ' ('oiiicn
tioii," embodied HI toll. I alil'V'i oiili-r, nf
ti ves a p( iihlty el fine or iiiipiifoniiH m in
any p. rs'iti w ho shall pn cut any (j'lulilir.l
('..lor tnuu llie I i'i t t ii it (v.e ol the ihctil.
ti anchise,- by TH Kf! At S R)tirii4 his p(-r-"ir
oi propel ty This is what Hoflen Is i..iug
v.iv tin; lie is const ah My "Til 11 KAT
KNINM" our pi'.. pie, that it they vote down
iii.: odious Con-tituiinti, conflsealion and
. i her horrors will be visiv.-d -ip-m thorn
iiKtiisTHA rvit-rim jclectio.x
Any (ugihU-ied voter, uu mailer, w hue hi;
may have registered. If he bus n uiijveil into
another county, can vote in that couiny,
upon presentation of certificate oi upou atli
davit ot regisira' itni, pri-videtl he has resi
ded iii said counly lor ten days prior to ihe
election.
Men. Canby hasorderitl, w e are gTnil to
sej-, that the hillnt rWi.re hIiuII not fie opriie,l n-ir
the tickets removed, lor any purpose what
soever, unlil the filial closing of Ihe polk
Let the poll-holdeia now, il ibey w uii to
avoid alt suspicion of nnfatrntiss, biVitrt one
ri-sponsible and iolclligeut man of each
parly, to be yreneid at th ji""J counting out
1'ublic sentiment Jt-majidt this.
(Ien, Can by also prescribes that Inspec
tots of eleclion have 1,0 riglit tn exainint
e.iiiieiiis ol ballots, In Inrr depositing tin m
in I In- buxt s
XKtlliO CAMHHA TKS.
We militated our friends, a few days ago,
to send us, Irom all parls ot the State, the
names ol the negro candidates in the Slate
Ur the st.vernJ olUeais, their, pudigreett iui.I
general character. These statements begin
to come In. A friend in Faytdtetifle aenln
us ihe following :
"Nkoko CaM)I1)A.tkb in Ci mbkhland :
For House of KrprcBelitativcs, Ishmu Hwitt
free mulatto nl old issue; liarbi r by trade
- went w ith 1st. Hcgt. N. C. Vols. iConled
rate.l in Ihe eam( ily ol a servant.
Johu Jjeary dree mulatto, old issue;
Saddler hy trade. JI is father, also free inn
litt to, formerly owned slaves and sold tin ui.
One ol his brothers was in the raid with
John Urown, and was killed at Harper's
Kerry.'.'
If our friends will comply w ilh our re
quest, as above, we shall have an inteiesiing
chapter ol the practical working ami char
acter of Radicalism.
The Radical press arc greatly exercised
over Ihe isolated instance of the murder, in
Columbus, Georgia, of a profligate Hsdical
vagabond, nsnwi -Aabburoy who kept
negro harem. But nothing i said of th
every day aggravated casea of crime among
freedmen and In-w-ddwB -white RatHralav
Murders by them are on the increase, fn
Alabama, four ' rebels" were recently shot,
and in numerous localities throughout the
South, deapile the pref-ence of fhe military,
we hear, every day, of iablerie, rtyons and
other outrage committed by Imedmcn. In
the Eastern part nl this Hlate, the amount
ol crime has been fearful to think of. It
will be greah-r still, if the white men of the
West (at we are aure tbey will not) fail to
come; lo the resoieli then-brethren of the
East from negro DOMINAtlON I
UnroBTUt We deeply regret to learn
that while Hon. Thus. 8. Ashe.nur candidate
for Governor, was at the Salisbury Depot,
CbarbHte Hoed, bis pocket Uxk, containing
dr $700. was stolen from him. He did
W.t 46fa.thJhm &'"Ua tl
the train and bad gone: half a ruftyrw
the conductorj put him elf to return to.Sal
YburyT "Every "effort""wa being mvle ,o
detect the thief and our blinds had hopas
of sucotwding. Several suspicious person
'.sd been noticed fur a day or two alwut the
TWhI These fet we learn from a gen
th-icai. whii le't Paiislniry during We, Ions
day night, it . ' ... .
H ... - .... -'j i. -a s. ,1 X i tKl
Tut aaic All full up pbomimk! , A
6 day auul WOUJaV 41 yftUL
BE WELL.
n ,, , - r j ai e goino in 0 1 .jiiiinsiun lor 1 lie I on ,t 1 1 li 1 . , ... : , : . 1 , ., , "
1 1. 1 , , i -tiars is tleiirived ol' its bri. fittest coiistella .11 1 , , . '" "' ' 01 ' lustenil ol- ei , no matter
,-, . 'tie,.,,,,, ti, be .rested ,, 1 !im0,.,,ored Carolina , to ever, liinist II in uh"" at Vh o , "ri , i I 'l"
, "'"'"- die battle between the institutions ol ' years ,,ol t , or I hiee inn., r-e I men .,ii. ri', ;' ' , l",rft',, r
ons o, neoteric insole,,,,, I Me ""1 X
1 ... i.i luriu niTtowt .......... .. . L,tllfi a hat, iiiw.uSMirt naiff -trrvil'f - . . . , , . - - ti tioitik Hum nwn a snifiinir
Correspoud ence of the Sentinel.
Iln iimumiCo.,
April 1 1, IStW. I
MllSIIS V lllT.il- ,it,i, Ili.i'," ,r I
tWtir-KrriS; ..T T ..u-crtiiism JothistWiurtv
Will pi' liilil' ll I I illl. list to till HI'ph' ol xftng prip(M'tt.-J.4 b.n k-iirsil.aiii Th.-
th Stale, c.p.ii.illy at a -1 iine . w In u tin ie. unity is being canvass.'.! ,y i .! h pm tus.
.(i'inv.1 ot, th t'atuliua ami her peopht.f Alul UHl. UwMl'Miaetatie rniivii.nn rs art
4e-puiiis-.ii)iM-il,.-.-. T he while propltMd. lt in . .mi- bla.dy ,,tlSttHtJU(,.,,t.h... li ull.al a-en-'
t . unity w ill lend tin- iiinputout ,-.i.7...i;y.
Cinstitiiii(in, in ai ly ),, a man, audi urn in
n rnieif. t-y smile . f the mot r. si.i-i ,.,l,le
f the mot r. sj
u ill noi sustain il.
negroes, tiiai Ih
I Uuok w j,hail liUktu a petted. nuiccas.
over the hirjtt- Itiuiijir; ami as Im .Mi,
Hokten, het tms.ertT Qt.lxiarm. .Mtv Aihe
Will get ail llu while V -li-i
he is h ( 'on-er y .i I i v . - . ;,n.
I hem, and, sc. on -1 . I et ,ni-e .
ti'sl. b. c;i I lie
"V'l.t ' .('
!'
acquainted' n il h h nil and k lin.v he is
s pule
.all. .1
i i inn
... tiM
k MU
I'i 1 s
a son ol Nuiili t iiiuhna a-cn i In
upon her sod,' n i 1 1 ij h ion. d ami
pllshrd geullcuiiii. n4- that he is
the ci-iitiilciit e ol t he people. I Hn
will liml tl.ni 1 1 f . 1 1 1 . ml count! n il
whole duty in ijie cumniii eleciiu.i.
The fiilloll IIIJ4 li iv.- lueil lu lu. I. ah d
this conn' . Im I Ii. i llic
l-elow
For .Vo( . (Mo. in nii.l Ihi
ali-.l
. i- Sic. ii .
Himv of li, ri ii-ei.t.it n, n. II I III) V
t'ltrt Sipir or '. om-l ('apt. A. ' I'.
Hiriff. Janus 1 1 (l,.ni,
1 rt.lKtlrtr. Wn, 11 Cole
slrr. (..r. William . (ilaiiou
iCiHfW iil iiLLih. John V -i..,vluJ.
t oroi.er. - W. !'. .Mi lkiuuU.
Pirr Cetnmisd hen. Col. I.!. F.
L.ule,
Leak,
'I
W. 1). Tinvnseiiil, Km !" '. V.
Col. ( ll ill. s M..I . . . I'i I. I - i Ii ie, i:-.
We hope Iln p. ,,p , .1 y' .oi, t u io.
nun nil., i t'ul Miele, tiianuh'.in il
mil a bell.-l lll.i'i-.-1li ,u I h ( al ". :na b
posili. n, ai
l.i !!c I lit- ji
W. kn .w
. i h In
lad
I"
r pi. -pi
"1 I
1 1 1 1 ;
-I 1;,
ih.
ll. Ilt.lul
'i I.
til. :
nil
they
( .'N-i:;.v m r.
K..I llie Si nt iln-l
Mi E,bt--r - At a time when pisniv
and mlelli'-ene.- are saeriHct.l on the a'lal
tl inaligniiv und ignorance : w hun, ihnii
ihoui-h s lately, yt so desinirtivelv
i.ower. Our inisfortunes are great, our
prospects are dim, jrt thr furmrr nre nntsn
great tut tliey mav le overcome, nor are the
latter aodim but wlm, titer mar be brighten
ed. Thecuuses w hieh have led to our present
deplorable condition are too numerous to be
recounted, uud loo well known tn need ex
planation ; let us view our condition us
simply bail, and then let us determine fn
improve it
The poliiical horizon is dark, and appear
ances atlitse us to be on our guiiitl against
future slot nis. The one dangerous thunder
eloud. wh.isf lightning, it'll strike us, will
iheruiit, Utah,! "new t 'oit.tttiili..n.'' It-we
wmiht'save ourselves trntn (k-jpmdiltion, too
painlt.t. It. nteiilion, we must ote miiimt
tin- tr, ir t'mixt it Itt toft ; it v ( W'.til'l avoid
ptiyeri y too certain lodotilil, we mils) yole
uiuotil thv. tui& VuuMLUutuui ; it' w. wHhii
show I he humanity ot a bnit-' toward- tle-l.-neeh-ss
Hiiiniii sinl h-lpl-s 1'il.i ... wt
llillsl vote it.iinut thr orir 'o', nt :f.it ,nil II'
tlit re be a man so bitter i-t politn s so igno
lant in judgment, as li-i vile l-.i Ihe new
t oust tuii in, to that man 1 exii-n.l niv u'
umst pit., to that man 1 proilnHi' i li.- t-tiise
ol p.-sleri -y. And lasily, Messis. Ktli'nts,
P' riuit no-to ietur:i ttur iliauks ami to as
sure you i.l the prayers t.l i-v , i y virtuous
man and woman, lor the noble pari which
you so nhly b ar in Ihe prt sent struggle.
Truly' your. Ac.,
..... CONSERVATIVE. -
A C.lil).
If KSDKKRos, N. C. April 14.
tittUwM: Jiinee the announepmeot of
(ien. V 11. Cox, as Ut regular nominee of
llu ('onseiyative party tin Hol-ieitor in the
otb. .hldicUl Diaiiiut, have-ilet rmmed1
lo willoltaw my name as a C'lnpelilor for
that Hisitiiin. trusting : that tftoaw,1 wh
kindly piulft rul mo their suptiort, may
think jitopi r to aid ibis gentleman, at llie
approaching election. It was not my pur
pose to create any dissension by making the
tlechiralion that I did, but simply to t-i
press an appreciation of the honor which
my trit mis wele iliapoaeal lo confer.
I am, very respectfully, Ac.,
W. V JONKH.
Correspondence ef the Sentinel.
A RADICAL Till EH" KM DttUHKD 1IY
HIS t HTY.
wayAvvjMvaiJwa,..W,wa.xje
Mitin Eililurt : The Radicals of Gran
ville have at length attained llie grand
climaetvtic. uf infamy '"i kapudenee, itr .ten.
dor-ing a bfaek thief for the auffrages of
Radical voters
C'uffee Mayo, noniinee for the House of
Representative, was detected in the act of
stealing a pistol from thecounter.ol Messrs.
Hunt A Rro., of Oxlord. The Radical pow
wow, on Saturday, n I used to erase his name
fn in their ticket, at the suggestion of a
Committee appointed to investigate the
master, and who reported adversely to the
honesty of the "men and brother thus
aetting the seal of public eodorsatioo of
crime, and impudently attempting to foist
a scoundrel upon the good people nf this
erinnty, astbefrrpjrresenttrttvcHart taw giver;
Such ia Radicalism. Comment is unm-cea
eary. - ... . . -
Every body must come to the , Conserva
tive Mass Meeting at Henderson, on Ptiilav.
We anticipate a glorious union ol pafndt
spirita... .... i. .,
TheH:iBr?Aiiir iMsiirte Jtf. 'A4L Qr&is UM
were never mom in earnest than w.w. 'Tim
Radical ticket Is weak und shaky
Voids, -...Bueii-i
- n'ftA'frTtttlt
...The WUiailou tvi.rTi!piaaiLnt of ,-tbt
Ridical sheet, tlieC'leavelainl (Ohio) Idgert
Ueo A. lewnsi-nu makei this allusion to
the Radical "heir apparent" bi Ihecruigreas-
ionil or miscegenation throne -. "lie (Wade)
i a danirnou savsue. fuli ol the uuuueficti-
able iti ui IWoJUiuua la.yuuv 81 Uii 4
,1- fi.r ll.,. ,.-.. ..I ll.-t.l ... ......II... !
1
l'""V .:" "tt-'s. jM"iiHnowr-) i)wn urociitiiou uay vote loriueir t,a itii-: tiar, not only tune inm Ihrougtiout the Colin
of charity, and ot tlw lutuie, h tin ll-t Mf
eetf tip m tnrr ffftmrrtvm Hp r tif t" tftfy toW-gilfriHpfW
awius au wfHBiuiinv.. an .cnuiii, w
fiwrai pvwer., W gwve km -tkcatty,
art no grace, and Oed no. benevolence."
Correspondence of the Sentirel.
W kntwi mi n , N.C;i .Apr.iJ J.i J hjH,
V Ksajij. ijojtl.bioic lain;
I llt""i tow (-.'ltHHS.Hiie .1 fi,c el i nra
inems on ev. ry . ca:on. thai, ll lin y
' W' t a do--n to listen to t'lv'.M. they
Link
I Ihev ari dotiig r. in ik 'it.lv well
thev all do, ng r.lil.lkably we
p lied ihi.l ihi ) itii'iiltytit ti .I.'
I. 1 ...
up tit. en,
t- T'iS!t- , ... y 'v..,-.
I M ifh pa.ili.-s m.-t at n lln l's in.s- r. o
ijte Siitntilar, .with "Uloi(iii..'lflie. &!:
it-
large crowll had
assembled.
'I h-
loi.ls
tnsjiir
1 1
had been lo.
iiv a: i h .r I
..I C. n s- pp.
. i'.
I"
ailill'.'S-eil in a1 I a -Iriilll
Misis U II W
A. It Johns, uiiil I lo i
on the gri.u-l'l, eve, p!
Capluii; Tb.un.is Si i 1
crowd ol in-ori a s jtr. si
CoiiseriatiM-, anil th
inure th.-vd a ih z u In
I
I
ui. I) n i.l ., u . ui. I
I- U i.s 1)1.1 !( If I IC'ii
the i ati'll'l itt s and
-. There w as .. l-n;;,
lit . and ...li :, I i
e Kads -i .1, i.l n .1 54. I
pay any al eni 1 - 11 I -1
t III Ml. ' 80 (-hail ri I 'were t lies r ' It
1 1 11
: t :
II s.
uMalne lo WenlMorlh, Salurday ni
a caui ti'', I'-ii.i- lt.n. , ,n u,i nini' i h
. ti
r. vv in w hisk
We ll
re got I aeiil . t ht'
I iIlnuiH ill g lli 1
are beat, sunk thill
al tleleitatiuu. As
a meiseiiger has In
ny t
H tesult ul the l-.illcus
n sent tu lea.hill trt.T-i
with 11 e
1 he colli
111 lit 1 j 1 1 1 . inioti lium (iipiin- s. 11 e
11 it al which aieiisolii 1! ol t t.l -
Uaiu, Tha-b- mwv ti-.-, tH-, 4-1. I
mid cheat, but H kiuhaui Its ALL Uidi U l".
Tlu-y may uuiMilidaUi pinuiuu. ,ui. it wU
lasli the pi ople nun sni h a I iyi , 1 h it 1 1" y
ill go loo 111 -I . s, ia-In r 1 !iait nut villi at
all.
flie ie -i I r 1 1 ...ii in 1 1 : i s 1 . .oni , 1 -a
liitcc one. bill I hai .- iiuist t n nil
1 uia'c iiiTi iiiii ill il. 1 Ii, j ih- 111 t in
'ol I .i' nlir.-.h ., isl.-r.'il m t-r I,,, li
wh rh giv, slill it lari.t-r majorily . ul
-nil 1 l-.'.i 11 llie I! nlit-ii! I ',,,1'ii
a. ..1 ul t'.e . ...it. 111 t 1 1 Ic mid ,lei'
"ifiifiiTa'c
'in
..-.,.,r'
iili fh at li.' 7.' 1 7"
Correspondence of the Sentiiu).
Johnston Co, April 13. lim
KlilT'ilt- - 1 have takill the
M hssns
king Uil.ncklv
iniiny stray gei-e, and lining J .si sboul
iinieii g.ioii. i ni-r came lo ii'i,it,nt ar,i... i..i,. S,,.. . - , ti .
t . .? ... - ., ... .Vt. l Uw.yatuai,(TiMi i)-a A-4i iiti. Ttiewauiam.
few daya ago, and thetV was one man 1.1 ! n ,i ... i .iTTT "
.,i... .i . . o -,i it . ' : all diaurved tks-eiieomiiim tMt done', from
M be a merchant ol bmilhtiehl. who got up i ,;,. ,. , , ,.. , .,,,.,
and you never heard iln- like. He tun-1
and rumeJ, (iui'ii.ia-r ul llu-t lulu h, to.-.l
the secessionists, as be ealie I theiu im
lor 1 genl leini n, ho Forgot Hint when the
war broke out, he cussed we Union 'men 'he
a-ium wsV.M ba.ws --ab.,--H wt-krai
mightily lo the coloitnl population lli.-t is.
they are mighty good now, they ran vote.
They have a mighty good joke on him, up
to fmithfit-ld. The eolond men say he ustM
lo was a ureal I'M tie iiollur. lie ki-lch one
nigger wsy .Jroiu hmuc, and tiiu fuat Uiiiig
he tlun w Us loiay "off ill your ill y good..'
lie rolled up Ids sleeves ami look the ni.-g.-r
aciti-s a l.ai n I oi l"g, ami then he woii'd
spit lll.liia.ii-a.ua. aud uJl iln. ouiiut Lum ipiud.
tTP'fuTr'd trfm T f! '....(I "ITaiig Jeff l)a.vis
on a sour apple tree." Use to was "Old Aim
is mighty sn k," Ac.
1 lehr-yH w-hat'sa fnrt, .Yfritsrir, T.illtms .
We've g-. de bigist horn in Johnst.iu'tlmt
ever pli,.e l six nr seven up One who
blows ovi-i' the county, un calls eveiv man
who iliin'l think as lie does, she -p killing
aei-essiouisl Well, I don't blame him;
he's bin all al.ing dsr. Well, I wonth r et
de Maj ever stole any -beep, w hile he was
secessionist, and running deserters w itl nig
get d'trgs. Jluf ie'B 'peiited in sjck rlutl
and ashes, like a m in in the liil.le pi sole;
hia birfrite iVr a br.ot'otash-.rr - . -,5"'
Weli, Messrs. Editors, T'ic-ie is a iiiittief
man diiwu to mithfieltl I seed the oih-i
day, an I hear a good ileal- about. Iff
claims to belong to three particsw(i'ord'iii to
de crowd he gits into.) 1 had a litllerhnt
will him. He puts me in mind of a man
walking barefoot. ta pine loos three ways to
jump ; an, to save hVs sole from tie tl I. In
iton't tip whar t0i.j'imp.(echn.ays pt'ttia. .ta
tie crowd liegiis into .) Hi: la a s..n ol a
lawyer, 1 In-lieve, and he hohln aniue sort of
olliee. Hy the way, this same lawyer made
A-crasion speeches when our boy s weie vol
untei ring an leafirt. He's scleik in esti
easy in deoort house. He don't, itke Ashe,
imr he don'i like ihu X p. g. nor goiidloe.
in fact lie's--he's - well 1 don't no.
Tha Rada are g "in lo do ad ih.-y ean ;
goin to whip some and hung the bahinc-,
when they git the power. I think it would
be advisable lo have a lew Isiya in blue
iiiwuit, ihey niiikc sueli tbnats, lium llie
.. p. g. down, what Ihey me going to i Id. j
j-isi Kueu as llie aiittvi- iihiih-iI iiien. (o c-
siK'esh. now Hints l wiinred to hsnir or ti.r'un
'i " '
tilTla.
-' " ' i
UiuWt4 mm-:,
Even your humble sirtfunt Iik
ami bathers.
B-.., ll &1U.H M AM.-' innl'-mi.MI!Mr--ilUA:t -tf rSH..'.
count ob Johiismn ull '. .u;ifct Vl. i
Ctiusliiution-
-ticket an all.
A INIO.V MAN.
Correspondence of the SentineL
HAMCUL T. wilUAMS ESQ LX
PlTlsli0H.
PiTTsBono, April 13, 18IT.
Meurt. Kdilvrt-.Viit bud the pleaitire,
on yeatertlav'j of hearing a-jSix-ech Irom
Saml. T. William 'Esq., x thu Conservative
caudidale lor Cuigre-a in .this, Uiatjiii). ...
Notwithstanding the cold, rain and m'l I,
a good crowd ol inU-lllgeiit white g. nth ni
anil also SiIik? fwi ulj or ihu ly Iiu.hIiuii, i
although strong effort were nm-le to kei'
them from hearing the truth, bv I he h iideis l
of lllfc mn. ral.le iiaitoroos, vsg iM.u(L Aud
. tmrtixjj lairtavf alo'. jsaemt u . f - '
"-ti-shh) wi'iy-T-wiTg wrty-fHT,;Dtl mm -
8(Wh ult., and bad a giTod lime ol ii will, t
gtmileme-i of ibeircolnr. rWiy ihe ne'ii'Oi s
11.1 WuK ltlt.lll)tlal HflHitl l''qi:?!TH)'Fe' .trtl.&V'.u-ltVa'totl,. aroused, an.)
cause hia Irimnl lijlly , Hnhlen s-aved
ell
night at his bouse. I his is a pnvili
While iloltjeu ' herej ha gave or h r-, I Tint WsdbIUsk The Jve colaniB edi
(he beingbft great Degra league (ihUr) ttiwt'j torusi wiueh appeared i the lntelUgeiutir
tne Lteaguers auouin uot lie allowed to at
lend Conservative meetings. Notwlwtaud i
im Bills' orilors. H.ia .,, t..wv
4mh lttUy iitiiemr
.1 1 l -I. -1 A. ' i
jrjf. nuaantf maiia u a nae speech. liu.
. iji:b llf ajr
au able arguuMj against the infamous Con- j
i siiiuiiou, niuuiilarlore.l by Yankee bond.
hold, is, ami summoned by Ihat juoit dis--.Hni
li'l 'ou..Mutn--wne 1 anin'iii I ih rf -rn
! Tile peXf ftrre h a re hmin tVtfy' tirGiturtl
liny t,. ,.(.;. h'tsti. r i i-ni' man, and
"ill ii.aK, h,c i miit.t tlloil iver Ik lor
mn; Hi itetc.ul tin- I i 11 '1 1 1 III 1. ill
We -jKnwratt - tmrtrt-" trw ittwt . wWh'-'Mri-
Williann' i eeh, rat rips with him our
. "1'i h-sves behind many, n any
l lt-litls. who wn ilt.ttll ol fl.i.r i.n-l in
' "K " " i" ii tt-niiijKU)u i ity, tije hi gar
Mil'
John I' I).
"rTiilA'ri In 1
ii rsc iiacK lo ins iioine.nmt it. My
Itfii'wii low 's TeeV.'" 7
Correspondence of the SentineL
la. i i-iii-iiii, April 1:1th. 1868.
IAw.m'. h.iltlo,. Having Im-i'ii among the
1 i.t.a 1 am, tl. on oeeasion of the Musical
S 'j. . - ..I Kntt n 11 111 im nt , given list week in
I. nsl u-ii, I. r the beuittt of the Methodist
t h irch in that town, I take this opHirtun
iiy. ihrougli the meiliuin (if your wetl known
"...I wrrlely rhwit iiiiuaied paper, of gt viug
1111 opinion in regard to the pertormancea.
To la-gin then : On the evening appointed,
11. in wing me iiiieciion taken by the crowd,
win. with nii'iminiiy of purpcsele.l the way
to a new biiiiiliog n" little to the North-Ktjt
id thtiCoint House, I lound myself, alter
n si 1 lit ling a broad und easy flight of atail,
in a Inri4e com mod louw hull.
My eyes, ol course, naturally sought the
s'ate, ih-.'. tilinaUIi; ul' all cytii, aud a pluaa
nut impression did I receive Irom my obscr
i ,aiii,T,v ; fortasn- it ml skill hatjaircctatljand
; arritiff.-il llie whole most agreeably. To
a Id 1.1 the satislncti.m of all, Imlh to per-
. inn is ami audience, that estimable gt'Otle-
inaii. th v. T M. .1 M, the worthy I'reai-
,l.lil ol l.uuisburg Keltmle Collegt-, as his
I'at ully wen-to add by their musical r
1 l.n malices to the eni .ynuiit ol the evening,
Ii d kindly loaned nun nl his new, superb
1 l.n 1 u Hit- Knabo A il. make,) the swect
" -rt -iiios- tones w as to make the hearis
i..U.i.t, 1 , I'fj. niaswwlma itiKxt'wmilW
''nil wVi -is ol plcasuru. An, my
"War Mf;s-!!!i,,;.T you ought tu' have' l-e'n
I 1 lu te, liiesdav ami Wednesday nights, (on
; .-vi-iiHt nniltt i.id suffice us.) 1 assure you
11. -i n the pleasure 1 experienced in seeing
no nrai nig an count nave lurin u my gray
i thiit oni' was ii iife carried away by it, while
kdtiiii-ing tile promittiy and oleeaure also of
The instrumental and vocal music Was
likewi e, loo, ol a supe! mr or Jcr, well srh-C
i d noil i-tcidly wall remlercd. Whether
llie lali ntetl mid accomplished Proteasor
11. .fir u I. us.. kL III'., I l....ii;.,.. ..f ii,. o.i;
fc.-' .,..! in(lw , ,! a,r ,.
I giiim, slun k the chords of the Instrument,
the iiigstrrs warbled their melodiee.
comics mude'llic house resound with lauifh
rtr, or the "dulcet guilar'' responded to the
coll for i amnio in the drainn of Aladdin, mil
4rsteoni to with pleasure. - . ..
I lor one, shall not soon lorgat the treat,
ttml, v illi three cheers fof the entertaining
ilmmntu jwrwiiu-, and my very beat bow to
the-4-Vetti-jrri, -fa ssin4 rtnebnrtr .frna
Aider,) I krlng this to a close, subscribing
myself. FIN'Ili.
7Vf A' COXIEST I A .V OUT II CAR 0 LISA .
The Conservative of North Carolina are
warming up lo ihe great contest before them
in L'ullimi m y Its. Public meetings are dally
In I1 in the eoiinties, towns and cillea,
win r ei a speaker can lie had, or an au
di no- obtained ll't-il manfully are her
gall-mr nnartindiii)Tbrth In behalf of the
Cotititnuliiiiial rights of while men and
) nfitiirrr tipmr th-ms;d Thpmtis of the Ram
ca'sa.r?umcii; irthajuenl tut .irnthful
to warm llie hearis und inspire to active
diligence the ttl'.irla of her lioble sons.
I ll- VJtssi- that Slate never tlid better
m i viee llhiu in tlx plum nt canvass, ami
sin h has been (he result ol iiniie-l action, bo
tw'-en oral.irs aud edilors, us to diive'lrom
the tl-. 11 the Iruilur llolden, wtose irenrd
lul . la-i ii i urn i tl with It lling i tltt ii no bis
ue.duuufl umI 1.4lW''glwiiuiti'iiiMi)... ..
'Tfir- i' i'imif of ftiv Ohl"?forfh fit'alt)'' is'
w-n hj ol i.ttiulatioii by iveiy Vuginiaii.
I'hi- p;e s an- e!) in I lie hai tiesa and a unit
in a. nt ini-'iit throughout the Stati-. It is
now tune that oih jip'-akera should he stir
ring up ihe people oi Virginia from the
m iiijtaius in the sen. Timo is precious;
for the Vandal hordes are sapping the lollli
dal iotis of civil goveriiiiirnt and trying to
U-iir up mK'n iy by lis roots.
I.. I uii, be up and doing with a will un -sub
lut.rj ami an eut rgy that acknowledges
H i iossibillly ol tlefi at --ShiuIIc Jimrual,
(aiMsKHVATiVR Mki-iin Veslerdav thu
! Ciinrt dilii.urtu'.tl to oivm tlm nmi.liilAli- mn
"I'I "iluiiHV I" aidilis ss the people, Hy
candidate) opened the discussion. I
Hy lu
BIH
Hia
u.i,t i'U atiAal 11 lilt ull J'JUktrLiif istxJ IiUhimm
""' '"'''""'ft V. " is)! m tut)
V. A. (J. S. A , iuierriipieil him by asking if
the Constitution did not fix a limit to taxa
tion on projierty. As it waa respectfully
u k.'.l, Mr. W. answered with an over
wh lining argument --so much so that every
wlu'e ll ulical prewW was satialii-d that the
Coo-ervailves are right. There' is no limit
in the new Constitution lo -ax on piopeitf
and as they are levied by an irresponsible
body, audi disbursed hy men who do tot
have to give Itoiid lor faithful accounting
(fr t he sme,ttc entire prom-rty of Ihe Hint"
f i antik. '-.tIrT Wikuw't speech' -wlta now
tsffuLta'i i!vJ. n0.n-'t- --
jiuU'c iisotirne next nipixaarawl aiaili'
tttwrsi
ii,,Ui hun We can say no moVe. Tt
It won lit
l- l.ih in utieiiipt a atimmai 1 of his speech,
It I) Whnh v
a.j.Jiiii
n,v- cm. tjdaifne, '1:o .poke With niarked
i - rrfrr - e imuw-
"Ti',.-Xnriiri'SC iii crowiic.'! during the "
H-t i'e in. r im' ni l xi- ran , KaJ'.il . aaa.- ilut ..
iln
if w U.tcs I
i.vol as unit. Chtir,
I tout.
.- ilay back, uiiewi pwing the right ot Mr.
Wade to assume the Presidency in
il, .l..,,.l ..I1 'j.V l,,i. ...... i,.
case uf
. T . . . . " . .
posrinn or '.nr. Johnson, has awak-
Im ftieiuls, it is the subject ot much rtaintul
s-4in. ' "
rilK KKUKIf KILLIS FO&Ch.
Ilmiiia in -lT.xnTTn?nTFr, i
es- UiMM.iu.fc.!i'wl 1. 3Mk' "'I ."r'
Or.Ml.HAI. OHllKUa, 1 ,
" ; ffrr: ! ' .
I'he Ordiuaticx ot the CoosaiutlonaJ
Vintiohhf the Stale of Ntirtb Carolina,
-vw'iw -riiH-mirf wftft (he Act of '
Congress o Msnrh 23, IIW7, supph-mentary
Ui tuo A.t 4 4-rft vtWr nw prortrh;
lor Ihe m re t llieinnt internment of the
rela l Stales," enliiletl "An. Ordinance re
spiti'Bg the jurisdiction of the courts ot
(Ins Hfnte"' which w'at rat'SeiTiii aaul Cou,r
TantioBftn tkwtTth day f Martli, tttflsj, and
which is herrwiui punlished, la oereey ap
proved and willhave the force of law in the
said Hlate until the ratification or rejection
of the Constitution framed hy said Conven
tioo, by the people ol taiii Mate, shall hate
lieen di teiiiiiuesl by an election held in the
manner prescribed by law, and, in the evei t
.if the i eject ion thereof, for the further pe
riod of thirty daya, IWtUlt, that the
terms ol said Ordinance ihaUl not tw held to
apply or conBicl WttD any agrfcunuraf oi"
lalior lien guaranteed by any law ot said
State, enacted subat-uenily in the organi
zation of the provisional government of
said State, under the president's procUmas
lion ot the 2ih of April, 18115, or by any
military order from these Headquarters new
Itf force. And protuU'l farther, that all pro
ceedings of any court iii North Carolina, re
cognizing, or sanciioniiii( the, iov.at nenri
of the funds irf mtunf heirs, or offeiuaiaa, or
of iuaane persons, in the ncuntiea of the
J Utereoeitr.iVfrtiment, nr Hlesecttritiw of (be
niaie oi .lonn i aioiina, created lur tne pur
pose of carrying on the war against , the
government ol the United States, shall now
l suspended until the question of the Ta
litliiy of such iuvestmenu shall bare been
tl' ti nuine.d by the courta Ul the
United Statce ol- by national legii
laiion. And uolbiug ia the provisions
of this order, or of "the Ordinance herewith
published, aball he held tn bar or biuder
aTry-rriTtwrtm
nor heir, It inalu fw insan pmaort, respect,
ing trust eataie, pruperly r - interest ia
the hands of exxajulora, aduiiutalratois,
tru-ttocs, guardians, coo.-.iwiionei, masters
or clerka ot equity Courts, and Olher fldu
y..ag4aw..iwret4'bS'db fiduciary character.
Ily order of Major General Ed R. 8. Cajiar, '
LOUW V. CAZIARC,
Aid de-Camp,
Actg. Atat. Ad). Geo.
CorresiKinuViiea of tu Hen Xork World.
JUXCaiaTU.CTlQM.,aXm.XIt8 .0f)fl-ls - -X0BTU
STATS VOISQJS W TBS
LA TS BLACK C&00X COlt TJSS-
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Ramiwh, April 7.
i As offliiiklly announced, th flgoree ef
' rcgistratiuo lit Noith Carolia at W bttee, --
106.781 ; negroea, TJ,838; total, 1 79,(1 J3
white majority 8l,7b. -x The lectio' on
the quetttoo of Convention wu held on tha
18th aud 20th oi November, and rmultcd,
uwm declared, in the sucOeai of that Meaa
ure by the following 'vote : for Coiiventioa,
88,d08, agaluat 8,80I, sHoajority over the
half ot thif entire registered vote, aa theu
rt quired, 8,UU. Th items making up theae
total I hav investigated, and Jotin.l that
TStlT5pu'e-ltI'1JgtiTi;li ''SigjStJrnt1
Carolina "Convention waa call-cl by th . "
Vote ol 82,704 whiwmea and 70,808 negroes. c
"By kim W tteet, throoih him w pmy, ' 1
TbM ooloraii man ruin Africa." !
Biiing thn elld,ttl "CnaVeotton wet
in thia ciiy on tha Uth of Jaaiusry last, and
here remained in aeasioa up to the 17th of
March, a period of Ditty-mar daya, with a ',,
pr dim ol 8, and a com to th good. o- .
pie of the Slate oi close 00 to 1 100,000, Aa- x
to the furtoHiut at the learned body, there
ia but little that is novel at Ihi day : that
can he ia1rl. It w a f'oirgrvMtntm! Mde.
WBrtlim'OMiYeiitiott,"'Tihd titataoifick nt
ly decriiai It Thirty threj out. ot the
120 "dvlealea" composini it were regiav
Mars, aiVd-, a-"Hh, errttll.ar tir tttetr own
rlrcttrm, I'he genitemsi) f rom" Ouinca w4
there of court.-, and, the North j Caroliuan
from New Kiiglaml, and tlie r-;reHeiitetW
nt 'he tinretu, n,l ih tnlsrnal Hvvenaeaisa,
and the "masalMck" and acallawag," ami
JrMtigtmluMim9 iU "
vagabond political paison from Maaachu
seits to sanctity the meais with himH-.
It didn't ditfisr in IbuXteast, 1 assure vou.
I1011) any of the ether Onatks, fciv ia the
.tn 1 ling originality af ju grand jMi, and
thai tra unit) ue. Jast prior to atljourn
ineiil "delegate" ttruck up "John ItrownV
itody," with great umnion, lining out th
ong from a Knedmee'a Uureaa aiiaaionary
hyiuii-lHS'k. In joined th aainttand uprw
I Inv chorus. At Brst la negnxt in th gal
h ryiaiketl on in amaar, but retty soon
llu y too begauito sing .i nproar grew
tremeit-loua. "Old J ,u Hrowa" gata wayi
to -'Hail Columbi , and that ia turn to
'O ! say y slier 1 can't yer oom out t
night, tnd thru '" were twampeil in the
corn sum king melody which begins "Sal'a '
Inthttfartien ittiu aaair and ha for'lia " -trond
line a rhyme too Indecent toretpal.
Fired by thia, th taints joined hand alt
rouud and esecnted a war-daoc to th
choru - .
, "And a foty, bely( bool, ,4 1
.., An abogy;i-'.ii;;'t,..iv: : -v
And a roly, aholy, boel, - - V- -' -
v An a bog eye. . '
For Sal' in de garden tiftiag tand," tc
And thus did tha North Carol I a Coo
gressioniil redeatrucrioa "CoaveauoW dis
port itself fn lie doting hoar, r, .
..-i.-. a);-- - - -----t-s -I .-, -
- A KnDiVa Nrweasioaa on Libkria. , ,
A fii!(lwits) wh jeft-hwlealon-liiitJj---.;
XMMillBsVluta Sti ,. -
wriics back the nuwt glowing acnonnt til
mal tern and tbingt there. After atattug
that he never felt tree until he reached that
Hetiohlic, and that he. h (1 teleptcd bit land . -CirwftfratiohV
ht aebltwr "O cH- the- tTHs -' -
explain, but I wiU give yam if - d
sV)ine. ;Firl, a fta hi nl thirty ai-.t'es nt 1. IT e :
wewrT, r-HMsntii trras'-in Ittiv muni mi
-iirti.-iwitr'-i)tis.Tfi-fal;-..r--''-----rs- "' mm s"
third, lemon by. Ihe- bushel ; tnurih, ihc
great palm tree, the m-tt important ami
rmtnfinrtRrtm'tfJ,Tr-o wtiw'ti w -"-"'""
get nic on cabbage, butter j thi n the ker
nel, hlDglet,thea cord and thread, and thin,
beat of ail, w can get Wine of it to riiink.
All 01 th te w tiav oa the lann. Tell my '
brother Wsshiogto that this t the country
In yiain tu av-..--jF,flri.a .I. ...i!iiiii'i!MsyjaJii-'...ii'iiiiw'stii. )
f and say Butler b ouute a police eiwn nf
4 VtM -MtTntDtfr-S'tltt-WWVMtMM'MM lMkt iMmMlWMn-
man to day. Curlia declared there waao
VICUen.-s. ptUH.iMMT-'lMH. UliaMM,
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