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"fl-psj-se?-ii
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KAIiKKHt .-':-!.VP:KAyr MA'-ai-fr
Tin: si:mim:l.
U'M. ,E. PELL. I'RUIMIIKTOK.
fVrv ttAXhliJJ'l ' I.A W.
W- Ij v; Im-cii a-tkt- I ! s. v.v'ial, 'within it
I, v itavviT III" I'oHrfft's hr-rd e t evdiiti the
B .iTi ri'ipf law-. Tm ttrrpwr
.mt-llolt I lie bill, which was
ll.ill-.e, some V.;cks ag, had
i .. i. , t n 1,1..J .....I l.i,l k.
Lw urn S'.'ii",
I ill ihe
1
' j fjftt". - Tb, ivr i a uu.lak.e.
lu- S u it-- I. ii"' '' "'-ted upon it. an I,
fr..ll prc-an' "PI" "'" ' i'Vety doubt-JM'.i-s-l-a.-4W.bj
i,-ri: iuiercats ol t in- people will he at tend -,.,
to until after t la- Pr.sideu' ial elm-lion.
1, thcrefre, nit-ate to defer, even tor a
i he mailer ol 'going iul" Bankruptcy,
aiar .i in hi .1-1. i in. n :t that ho is oMifeJ to
. , k what.-nr Ikii. tii the prcaeut lew may
I . m i e.
1 ,i. ! 1 lb''
can K '
,.' ,1 ine lu x'
l ,.- ii no exists, no debtor
lUt.kiuplc), after the first day
Ciow cloo at hand I rniles
I,,, ..ivti will P'.V ft p'f eent. of tiia ileMa.
,,!,. ,i7 hi.- cutditom content to bin Uiinij
,,., i,n,-.l a Bjnki ii;;i.
V, in .i-i repeat oar lor;ii-r a Iviee, thai
nil jleb'.or- should tic very careful to obtain
III, I., -I h i"l advjei-. In lore Roini into
linnKi ii,il. -y We have ri-H-on lo believe
tint niiin. Wio In ve applied, without
t iknm thi iieee-.ry pr.-eaulioii. iil fail to
l!,rj(,. cl-i "t i ri ditoiii will not rea.
f,,i,- lip fieir eVlhll !, i.ut
......Men to the it'inoa' ex'r.-mity
nl p r as
S'ircwd
1-iwvera will not tail to deteot any llawa
irrctOil.iritH which may hive oc
the several stiow ol liiujjnipu-y
eiirr.-.l in
, to s.ivi-
thur clients from damae;.., nd
IteiiMH uo
,ie need exoect relief, il the
law li:ia not
been s-rietlv complied wilii in
tu lllar.
every par
TIM RADICAL VOXYFXTIOX.
'the National Utdical t.'ouvention, which
met at Chicago on the 20th. is largely nt-
. iw,a.....x(4..fo:.i!ii,,s,!a.i!j;i!;:! jgxi
matters of organi.ituin.
Nineteen ncgroei, only, are naid to be in
attendance. Texas is the only Southern
State unrepresented, and the question,
whether the Southern del. gates Come Iroin
.i'.ife, or conquered provimjes, seems not to
have been agitated.
Our iinpressious arc that Gen. Grant wjll
he nnmrnated- tor the Presidency by aeella
uiiti.m, without a committal to extreme
Radicalism or to universal negro suilfage,
but, in order to re-nasure the extremists that
ihst. is die platform, nevertheless, ISerj.
Waile will l put upon the ticket tor Vice
President, as a security or indemnity that
universal negro suffraoe is in the platlorvn.
Many ol the side restitutions, not in tbe
plaUurm, .will U ol thu most, bitter char
acter. We art not yet prepared to judge
whether tbeX'baseites wilj form a party or
not. Matters look tangled.
Dkmik-ratic Clubs We observe that
Democratic Clubs are being formed at tlif
lerent points in tbe State. In another
column, will be found the proceedings of
the Democratic Club at Wilson. The meet
ing in Haywood county, the proceeding"
of which we published some days ago, re
commended the call of a Democratic BtaW
Convention, to be held at JUleigh, 00 Uia
bhh. of June uexti which has been seconded
by the Wilton iub.,, OrgaoiiaUtui, nd
coip.-t array of lorcea io opposition ta
Itadicatism, are what ia aimed at. What
ever tends to 'the uprooting of tbe Radical
party, n hose principles and aims re,1n our
judgment, totally adverse to tbe peace and
permanent prosperity of tba South, " wOT
have uuj earnest support. Wbelbor inch
an orpai'-Joi-i,"imter thetj-hs 'of tb
DemiK-ratia party, before -the -belt Presi
deutial election, is best calculated to pro
mote tlmt great design in North Carolina,
we are not prepared to determine. We are
still inclined to tbe opiuion,which we have
generally expressed, that sucb movement
is premature. Yet, general consultation
and correspondence among all classes, who
are opposed, to Iladioalism, would enable
those who believe tbe movement judicions
and wise, lo determine tbe matter defini tely.
T1oiifrB81iiti1B
lo leant that tlte Hon. Redtord Brown, of
Caswell, has been appointed to fill the va
carus. -f.,m 1tU HtlMt .An..,. ttjt Mttiiitna)
Demociatic Cotnniittee. It ia a capital ap
pnintnient, lie has acoepteil the position,
and. although, his itge inclines bim strongly
to ignoreall pajiajtiojn n. public affairs,
yet bis stern patriotism and ardent love for
his native home, and long cberisbei princi
ple, will rt jijw.Jjiua jo relax his effort
in endeavoring to promote the future well.
leoug of his country. Mr. Brown will meet
the Committee and participate in its coun
cils, when notified of a Meeting. ... .
.,w.lt.ixljj.lli"Wii.!".T!f.af'st-a
Tint Letai.4TtiiUb. Accurdiog to Gen.
C'anbj' order, a portion of which we pub
lish ou our first page, this morning, (part
of the remainder to apjiear berealter,) the
JltfltJS
alKtut as billows;
Seiuilt Radicals 88 ; Conservatives 12.
IKhm. Radical 80 ; C'onservati ves 4U
Of tbese Rlicals, 3 in tbe Senate and 16
in tLe House are ocgroe.
.- . , , . ., ' -.
Bishop Beckwith, of Georgia, must be a
very popular man in bit diocese. Pour
citujarAtitms. AtJajtjL Augusta and, Satan-.
nan, compete; wrtne Boner orrjifswrtety-,
a permanent resident, each offering bim aa
slegant oiaasionj Savannah, however,
backs ber offer with an Intimation tbat the
will ttAjtiavjkJiiACrdaciaa ad'Uusa -t,-. bisJ
OCX Vl.Xl.ytJ IXTFRFSTS
4: -..'t'b.iwMMf -feibMiwi, eWM.te(g,i - , l'KA:CUKyJ ,-.7'-,.... .1.
j Uiilou, 'Stanly iinj "Sfiinloiutry ins' op rtSuHkm JnWv h Hj lir i
! ilia best gM ininiKjr region of ihe United imiH-achmcut, Forney refuses to give it tip.
Htntc, at leasf FT. st (T tilt Rta -fey Mun
tains.
Almost the entile area of these
counties abound in gold, whll
at the Hme
".Tjui"TTi"e laTuYitlie ItntTsare tit a character
to ufr.y-,1 fiuijjlo iiroyltiun-v if . piiipurly cwl -
tivated, lor the entire mining region. Gold
also is found in oilier eouul.es couliiruou..
""' li Hnrkf and nt tow ofmiMira mi. I
in lln-Ke u n I -.. I h. n. mi,. a number ol
mines liieli hae b eu opened aed opera
tetued a, iiirj;v
income. Miiiy of them nre no lx inff
win ki .1 extensively aud the yield i ery
prolitable. New uiiiic Hie b, m umovei
ed conatantly, and, lioui wlmt we hear the
supply ol (jolii in almost intxiisuMiiA-
Our dcrtiiug column
the sale at auction ol a very valuable mi
ning iniere-it lying in iionij4oiii.-ry ( oun'j,
to be sold ou ihe 23 J. of June next, ut the
Kxtiiani'B haira Itooma in lit timore. We
learn that paitV b.m the North are mu-
kiug an rxiimiiiaiiou
t tbi projii rn w4tli
i no: ICIV Ol JIUlCUUMU
..ui um iri.-uo, u j yj rauuer, r.-q. ol
Stanly t ounty, cull, d lo a, e u on t au-rday,
who iiiforinei in that lie aa workinj;
profltabiy the Ttoona- mine in L'oiou
County, ol which be i.- proprietor. ile
show ed ns s.'Uie pretty . p.-ciiin us ol fiod
m the iiuiie.
Miccefja we say to .ur none-, und to
other interest which will pminoie Ihe
peril v ot Nnri h I 'ami i on '
'
eu.ry
pros
sl'Ri I I A TI"X.
It is ol'cll nske.l, o il Ui!l become ol
impeachment I ill ir b rpia-hed or will
it le billy ih t. rn.i i. .I r We a-iswcr, that,
without a cbati'.- in tie e nupleiion d the
present Iuipciiclinient t ...uri tin- couvii-tiou
ol the President is impo ibi Wc do not
believe Congress will resort to Ihe absurd
and criminal expedient ot admitting new
Senators ill order to 'convict. We judge,
llarfB..M4i,,lleil
v . i i . :i . i. : o ... i! . i . ... .u' - ...:..! ,l. i :ii l ... !..,
JV1HUC.U1S, II lll.'ll HOI IB LO Hint flUUICieilt.
pretence lor the expulsion of one or more
of the in-called lecii-ant ltadical Senators,
who voted to at quit the Prwetileill, s.lMli
fall, that the Court, ou iis next meeting,
will artjourn to some distant day, and thus
tbe impeachment charges will be kept in
tanytrem over President Johnson's bead, till
bis term expires, unless additional charges
can be trumped np to Convict the President
before a m w Court, ith additional Radi
cal Senators from the South.
Will the new Cwitstimtum of lh,Suutb
ern States be approved and will the SotitV
ern States be admitted to representation?
Undoubtedly, unless & two thirds majority
can be faund to nullify the President's
veto, and this we- consider . more . tloubtiul
than the President's impeachment. Grant's
election to the Preaideuty will, ytjy materi
ally depend upon the support of the South
ern States. Should a Chase ticket be form
ed, which we do not consider by any means
certain, Grant can only be elected by throw
ing the election into tbe" House ol Kepre
sjutativaa.
RltAmita TttaM Oct or "Tub Partv."
WQnefi Philadetiihia 7Vm repttdiitca
and reads out of ,tm$ p arty the seven Re
ptibliciin Sitt-lrtr voted "no puitty"
on the eleventh article of impeachment.
flew I the marieofc language he use:
JOBXgOM'l HEW BKORt'lTS.
With shame and mortification we detail
the name of those Senators whose sudden
and unexpected defection surrendered the
fovernment lor tbe coming year into Che
and of lBn"rlom the country harr-rer
again repudiated and condemued. Having
leH lh army ot ibe V uiuu and jnune. ., ut
Mr. Andrew Jnhnson's train brrdf we: frire
them a place by tliettiselres. Doubtless,
altera week of i wo ot thorough drilling,
they will be able to inanreuvre creditably,
with the veteran Democrats, falling in on
hl6lti -
Feisenden, Ross,
Fewler, Trumbull,
Grimes, Van Vyiokle,
Heod.-rson
Tub CJubstioh is a
New York Times says :
Nut sukix. The
"When the beat of party passion has
passed away, sober and reflecting men will
wonderMwtne
into such a violation ot common sense and
common decency. Tbe Senators who vill
have to justify themselves to their own con-
:arncewBd.;ar
will be those who votener conviction on
this preptisterou charge-not tbtue who
Voted against it. And ev'Vy man who ha
any appreciation of what ltvis that constitu
te tbe bono and security of the nation will
rejoice tbat the country was saved the
K-ntfdal and reproach of deposing a Presi
dent under so shallow and barefaced a p ro
te it as this. We hate escaped thv black
and lasting stain on our national reputa
tion ; and it is one of tbe narrowest escape
any nation ha ever made irora one ' oi tne
I greatest danger! which-any natioi hs ever j
ThaJ. Steven capped the climax of blas
phemy in a apeech mad a tew days ago, by
aayine that "Andrew Johnson' treason to
1. uii ll.-lw-tul l.irn M Imim Itiwn th
a titniU individuali1
K Wnat blaspLemy equals lUat I Aacl yei
tbt vile old noary neaueu reprotiaie la lite
Wdof the rcul.janv.v It is UtU man
who bold in bis band f he"3estTrite and d.
ings of hi party.;' lie U the flreat arthly
god of tht mammon and time aerving po
litical creed, and I. is in the band of thi
partv, leti by this inearnateoid 6end, tbat
.the liberties and right ol a nafioa are s
trwrted. - More titan -itMp:9idltea,M.
aectioo of but coon try are the yowerles
aubjecte of hie V ratb, J Wl God,ju H il Jn
tice and Hi nnritv. Dcrmit the acts of thi
7
TO GIY
I FORNEY REFUSES
; "' keeps UP g'eat clatter about the
i ,u,ure -"urs the ease I.i his Philadcl. i
I""1 'sp-"r r Hit speetat itisitc-t iiiiiii
! WwrrltirtWt, frwrtt ' wAff-fi W UXC TW fM
1 . '"K eb4Mce Mul'!l,t''" -' '
i ' Tbe Managers by no in.-stm beiiev their
i "P-e- Tbcy are in g "d spiiif.
over the result. Thos.- in tlie nni tin re are
loud in prius- rif the Chief .lu-tn-e mi I Mr.
Keiiaetideii, to whom tlby de in their -Hlva
lim rtnft b rattcBiwwt will, bflwirsw, be
exposed.
The leniencv hitherto felt bv iiimiv iimnril
McC'uiloch no Umj-T exiau Tin-re will be
war In the koite on the ( liase-Ken-eiid. n
treasury cabal. Generul Loan ia very him
V;athennj leatitnony arul other are folbiw j
iiiK suit. General Butler ia already in pun- j
a.-aaton of inlorination which illualiates the !
means to eff'-e the reault arriv.-'l at veater- 1
day.
A motion wi:l le off. re 1 in the lloii-e ou j
Monday by1 Mr. B.ihtwin, iliitrruan ol the
lihrarv e.oinuiiltre, to reoiiire the removal
'" V mnic Keani an I I lurk niia, ,ir,
iroin me rooina oi iiie c aM-oi non oi(-iiiieu
bv them aw Atudioa it lie-. no niattkr ol ceim-
, ri.,n that laith anis ic ! .i
,diiiff
especially the foiin.r, lone !-. u effectively
lobbying agHinst the I're-ide-.t'- cnviciioii.
Senator Hoaa o-cupiea r t-nn-i ut lb. n ai
den;;e of Miss litaui' par. tiis.
Very little exeilemeiu tins i veiiiiei. '1 he
whiskey ring leadera se, m ipnie alarmed nl i
Ihe peu.lmt' inveatijatioii hi' the Manaoi ra.
-ft rras-bern- -rmnrTanrr -tmmr tirr-rrmw trnr
i-ramiati-ins ot tire Jofmsomtrs that ttre.
leaders keep silent.-' There la not . ihe
slightest doubt entertained tnat ttie i-orrup- i
tlon will be exposed. Ii. noinl llutlcr has
taki n the stfair in liuii.l. I'uo-e m ho know
how he works up a case will lie encourage.!
by the fact. H .in; tilings bae a.readv lell j
proven, but it la' riot deemed desirable lo
suy ftnything further on tin- subj. ct, a- u ,
warning would be given thereby to parii.-s .
on whose track the Maua. is are lolloping. .
Very little is said of Henderson's n. w '.
Cabinet for 'Mr. Johnson, but blot aie be
ing dropjied ol a Conservative tickei, wiih ;
Chase and Henderson on it. Mr. Stanton j
Mill remains at his post, and will stick un
obic noil, lie i o or pue .mm i.i-m.' m h. w , .tin
no attempt ol the kind will be made while
the impeachment
JbHott' bead.
hangs sword-like
Senator Fowler has kit his lodgings in
this city since yesterday, aud taken up bis
in Georgetown, at ibe same bolt I as Sena
tor McCreery, ot Kentucky. The landlord
states that Henderson has also engaged
rooms. Fowler occupied rooms in "the" same
hotel as Col. Forney. "The winked tleuih
when no man piirsuetb." though it is not
likely they will be long It-It in that enviable
condition."
WILHON VBMUCRA TIC CI.CII.
TlU'KSDAV I--Vh.NI.NO, May U.
An atijourned meeting ol the Wilson
Democratic Club was held in the Court
flouse, Marcetlas Edwards, R:-q., President,
in the chair.
Uai. JUti W. Duttiuuu, Uaug uteseut, i
atated to the Club, that owing lo physical j
.USUll.tj, ut n M uiismii. 1.1 . ..iiiji j nnuine
reUest to address them at the present time,
but that be would do so w heueter bis heal ih I
would permit. I
tin motion, a special committee ot three,
consisting or Jas. 8. Woodard, C. Lee Par
ker and Jesse H. Adams, were appointed io
invite suitable speakers to address the Club,
from time to time.
On motion, a committee of five, consist
ing ol R. W. King, C. 8. MeDauiel, John
W. Dunham, Jas. K.. Shepherd and P. E
liines, were appointed to draft a Constitu
tion and By-Laws for the government of
the Glub ; to tie wbotitted- to the Uub at 'It
nert meeilng.
Un motion, the following reeolotn-ttts were
unanimously adopted :
Raohed, That the Democratic Club ot Ihe
County ot Wilson, believing that the time
has arrived when a reorganisation ol the
''tmoxTatra'jiarty'in'tTiii! State will conduce
to the best ink-rests of the people thereof,
h&jHtfefepieiit
following resolution, "adopted at a recent
meeting of the Democrats ot Haywood
County :
Remitted, t'bat all tbe elements of opj o
itioo to the Radical negro party, by w hat
s wver name known, must naturally and
necessarily co operate and affiliate with Ibe
Democratic party .ortli that being the
only national party wbicb now pretends to
respect the powers of tbe Constitution, or
to maintain the integrity of the Government
framed by onr father. Therefore, we re
spectfully suggest, in order to perfect our
organization for the approaching Presiden
tial election, that a Brute Convention of the
fDwtiWATirte'"pay"o
noes hostile to tbe perpetuation ot iva.lical
negro supremacy in tbe land, be tailed,, to
meet in the City ol Uulcigb, on titu litib day
ItutalttA lurti.tr. That . we rvcomiiietitl,
and respecttully urge upon our Democratic
brethren, ot the State, to hold meetings in
each county, at as early a date as lou y In
convenient, and appoint delegatus to rep re
sent tbeia In the State Convention.
Jiaulted further, That wo recommend
that a Convention of the Democratic parly
of tbe County of Wilaon be held oir Wed
nesday of Juue Court, for the purpose of
selecting delegate to the ai4 Cpoventi.in.
On motion, adjourned, to meet again on
Saturday night, May ISth
it. f.ntm&t:
' S. B. FaumKb, Secretaries.
C. S. McDawret., )
llR:KITl0 CkUlREPOHI)KCE BT Till
t;rH.---ifne!itA, May 14. Kansas has
iicnrd the Met6et fcrid demand ' tlrW' feVinC
viction of the Prtatdeoa. Signed D. K.
Anthony and 1,000- otbem. .
To the above Senator) Res) sent the fol
Totaft'ifTfr'
WaMtnffto, May i oentiemen,. i uo
not recognise yoor right to demand that I
shall vote either for or against conviction.
I have taken aa oath te do impartial justice
anrordinir to tbe Constitution and laws, and
im vote according to the dictate of mi
Judgment arid for the highest good of niy
country. - ;
SigTird) K. U. Mint.
"it v "ismsB rut mtmn'-r
t'.rt-eoiitl..ne' irf tin N. Y. World.
FX. (! RAX T A XI) TllK CHICAGO
Jilt. -I WAI. uF (! ft A XT.
' V j"1hiwti, May 17.
I ht.tr ; ii informed to day at different
times, hv ui;j (jeuileuien who iioteM to
in- a. onaiiiieil v. ith Uee. Grant, that tbe
ilenei.i ha wriiteila letter and placed it
wiu. it a letter and placed it !
m )lu'liwl ol a It tend.
?nt at the f'f.'&o Convention, dfatiuclly !'W t)V-Mll-d.ohnltiuit..
have hi- name ud in that 2" ufro, J-" Headquarter Jated
f. uventi :e in tact, it j. aaid that General Marcli 88, !, and under tbt aulbor.ty ..I
i!iiw(mi,
' ;l.eK.-pu'.lieaUpiriy Jur the Pnaidency,
ev.eot up..,, rerrain condition, which tlie
lUdu-aU aie not , II) CI. d to eonatnt to.-
mat wuoieHaieiiee.ro a.itlraie ahaii not lie
made one ! Ihe planks ol i's plattoru.
1 ,,e"rK('
WasliwiKton Dent, Ihe Ueneral s
broiiier-iu-la-w. is aiao reported to have said
to a Irieii.l i Inn the last three days, that
il he could he a delegate to the Convention
lie would vote Hijainal llrant himsetl, on
thereiund that he dou'i want to see Grant
mixed up in p-.lidcs, and on lue ground
Ilia: (irnii' IiiiikcII .1 ui't want to be nui.-d
up in th.ui T ie ( ieneral, in eonver-ation
rh an 'old ern friend, leas than a tort
niyht at.ro, said ti nt he had now got the p o
siti Ml ttiat uasin..at acceptable to him, and
that In-d d' not want a,uythinK el e tl. n.
(irmit's l siiu-I ot polinea anil politician
ia -aid to lime Ixan recently disclosed in
aiiotltcr way.. U was proposi-d in Conieaa
to r.-'ire lien. ii. ii.ae.-ni and one or two
other oth.-ers, the iinunus ol he prnihiaiilou
i le -ing partisau. tV lieu the news ol thu in-
, l. r was brought to liberal Grant, he is
I io have exclaim.. I somewhat as lol
los: " Well, it tbe.c . Iliecrs are to be dis
- po-- - li-ut tuj-..-r . tiput. ptwai j
.' I .- I" j ... ...
an idea in ( oi.l'i, a-, uusi.ikeil or otherwise.
I"
al I. bnitii : .t isab.t.l pieceden t
Mi.
I .11. -p.-iij. le e el tliu N. Y. ol J.
; Al.lKHKlt DhFALVATlOX UY
FUUXKY VASfEROX AFTKR TIM
IRA YKLI.hU.
Washimiton, May 17v-Tile-
i - a si in lio. ' iiimor in lown that
Koniet. wlioreceuily ttecatnped lor Cliica
go, (;oi a I. Icer.iin y'-sterilsy, aud will get I
vorbal message to morrow, or next ilay.'rom
an iudivi.lu.ii sent on tortile purpose, ail-
latMw .:,iiiit,yi;"4iJ-W-4i
m tfie t'uprtat lortuwtin.- Senator Came
ron, who called the attention of Ihe Senate
t.. KorinVs lutle deHniency, is not, il this
minor call be trusted, disposed to Wt tbe
e.litnr ol "un two puiiers, both -daily" off
nithout a timber, explicit, and speedy ex
a in tint I i--ii.
KXA I F.
I In: dtlia'e iu the
Senate on the House
resolution calling
for tile proceedings of
Ihe Senate on the last Iwnilavsiof the im
I pcachnient triul whs interesting. Mr.
Ituckab w, and Mr. Dixon, aud Mr. Doo
; little did not ssem to admire the action of
fl trte Hmn,' rmTf-'Mrr- t
j spoke with manly indignation ot the filthy
i abuse heaped upon Senators, which, lielntl
; mated, w as the product of party heat and a
Hi . niiotis spirit. The impeachers alfer:ted
b. believe that there was no connection be
tween tho copy caliati fur and ttie ur
' chamber inquisition under Mr. Bingham'
nito.at,rt-mt tit ; but se veral were anxious that
rl, h,w s. ,- k.
y, rv f Ini)(- ,liMtio1 ,1,, tle-)
wretched calumnies, and aa tor Ihe Senator-
who-e nniites hnve leeo matle the tar
gei b r special abuse, lli.-y, says tbe NUioruil
Inttlliyrnrrr, sat as unconcerned autl oon-b-nipiu.iu-,
apparently, as if it were only
some new born fly buzzing shout tbe room
ami tiyiug to excite attention.
Mi. Davis spoke of Sumner as follows:
"Dir in,; L e debate on tbe atloptton of tbe
f 'oiis-itttLioti ot the United States it was
nr niosetl tbat the President be tried on im
ptaebuM nUt? t4t.vSuprtuue Court. Sup-
p-.-e iimt w,.s the practice now, aod tbat
Uh-- Cbo. I Ju-Jiee bd-de;lafei in advance,
that flic Prrsitlchtwai gTlttfy, and tisd, be
s des. denounced him A a memlHT ot this
court di.l ; he would ask tbe Senate whether
the Chut Justice woultl be tolerated for a
moiieni lor his indecent and outrageous
conduct ? The impeachment of the Chief
Justice p himself in such a case would be de
man te. I. if ever a member of i cbtirf irieK
ited iinpeachntent and the condemnation
( hiet Justice so acting and expressing hint
sell, lie ( Mr. Davhi) could see no difference
between that culpable and execrable con
duct of the Chief Justice nd that of Ibe de
nuncisttons ot the Prraidpnt by the Senator
Irom Massachusetts. He tbougjit the Sen
ator (Mr. Sumner) deserved richly, and
ought to rent ive, ihe sentence of expulsion
from the Senaie ol the United Sttlea."
Without coining t a vote the Senate ad
jounictl.
CniF.r JuaTirK Chahr and tuk Pbsi
nKM T. -Ttie storiim aliout Chief Justice
j'basti. and, the Prt aide.wfj; are fliia)ly comtrig
into some langiide sliape. He baa finmally
put himst If iulo the bands of hit friends,
ad laid that, while be is not a candidate,
be uikpiot'o-bjei t to tbe uwivf hi narue.aud
ill run if rioiiiinaft tt Tiy the Conservativi-a,
The movement in bis bs hall seems to origi
nate in Pitiladefphia, - ''
PoRTi.asB"iic Honor of Sbmatob Fas
senuen. An immense- open air 1 citizen
I meeting waa bell here Siiun evening,
e. . I.. i. t. c : -1. t..L
v, noaor misiui r cmiuucn, sn w u icu
Neal presnled and a large numlter of prom
inenl citizens sorved aa Vice Presidents.
Speeches were made by L. D. M. Sweat, F.
U. J. Smith, T. A. Hubbanj, General S. J.
Anderson and Wm. If. ClitTonl. Tbe
sjeet hes were not of a partisan cUaarcter,
''tarairtdffrrJff-ff'i'S tr
attempt to intimidate Mr. Feawodcn by the
impeachment meeting held in Maine and
eulogistic bf the Senator and hi conduct.
Tbe resolutions framed were io the name
of ttie c i 1 1 yen of Portland. Ibey contkma 1
sl th vwit "bwhwoti nf tbGoirt
of Intpeacbmeut ;o adjudicate upon tbe im
peachment article in such roantier aa tbe
exigencies of a political party may require,
bejstjftUpl portj.aBimoitj . wpuid. .dictate
or the ambition of political aspirant would
demand. They denounce attempt to force.
Sens tors to any decision inconsistent with
tbe obligations wbicb tbe Constitution im
poses, m revolutionary and criminal ia
spirit, and a deaprvuifjvtba ibarpeat rebuke
iiom all aupputWa uUoiHUlliUu&Al giiVjiras
luent and liberty
Senator iJondetson bse received letters
froth ntl'iArjf ltat'A'dtf trppaudttrtr bis txiuise,'
THE LATE KI.KtTIO.N.
', '- -
H ixj 9n. Mu-iTaBT Ditkict,
Cbarlnton, 3. Cn May 13, ISttH.
ii
UKKKRAt ORDKR )
t No. 83. -
""""
: ,M7. ' P1'1 ".ore .flWnt
f the rebel Htale," ajid the
' -"l-l"er.ry uwrein. me que.uon t
tbe Conalitmion
rrumwt by h-Tilmirtr elrl fir (hC
purpose, under Ihe authority of Ihe af .re
cited law, was submitted to the qu.!i!i.d
elector of tbe said Hi ate ; and l hieh
election wa ! submiued, uii.br the au
thority, of tbe second section of the w cf
the United 8tate of Marc h 11, amend
t.y of the aforecited laws, the election oil
the officer-of the legislative, judicial an I
executive departments, aud county othces
of the btate of floilb Carolina provided tor
by ihe said Constitution ami made elective
by the people ; and also, under the name
authority ol members of the House ol Hep-ri-MMltauvcs
of ihe United Status: Aud the
election of officers lim ing made Ihe returns
required by law, it is hereby declared
Firtt. ThaxTiHrt. Conrtitution adopted by
tbe Convention which assembled in the city
of Ualeigb, N. C, on the Uth. day ot Janii-
; ": " " " ,' , " "".
Mach, 111,8, has lieen raOfied by a map.r
' ''.'," , " "H y " H ''-
net eieciors oi ine niate or rxorin i ro
lilts, ..
XkmL .Xtlt, . Uttl folhxwiug lliuiied-
. i:.i i .i. t
i.ac ini.cu m
'7 H"'""' " "'. respecuv
Senatorial and Representative Distiicis,
and are duly elected as members ol tlie
(senate ami House ol Kepresentative ol the
General Assembly of the Stale ol North
Carolina, as herein speeiflied :
SKNATK.
Fimt Senatorial District Klilm K W hile,
Jos W t(heniltje.
Second Senatorial District- Fraukliu G
Klartlndale:
Third Senatorial District-John Ii lies
pes.
Fourth .Senatorial District
William Bar-
row.
l(iwrirt-"sl'rii(A
lltasley.
Sixth Senatorial District Henry Kpps.
Seventh Senatorial District Napoleon It
Bellamy. - - -. - - -
- KigUtU. Senatorial DiaUict D J liicll
Ninth Senatorial District Joshua Harm-.
Tenth Senatorial, District William II S
8wet;t, W A Moore.
Eleventh Senatorial District - I) D Col
grove. ., t
Twelfth " Senatorial District- William A
Allrt..
Thiiteenlh Senatorial District Ed wiu
Lcgg, A II Galloway.
Fourteenth Senatorial District-John W
fPartH - " .
Fifteenth Senatorial District Orlin 8
Hayes.
Sixteenth Senatorial District James 8
Harrington, LD Hall.
Seventeenth Senatorial District J 1)
Cook. .
Eighteenth Senatorial District Curtis II
Broguen.
Kineuienlh fluiatariai UiatrictrT VCUUft IM
Jones, R 1 Wynne.
Twentieth Senatorial District John A
Hyman.
Twenty fleet Senatorial District Charles
8 Winatead, R W Laasiter.
Twenty-second Senatorial District-Josiah
Turner, Jr.
Tweuty-tbird Senatorial District Silas
Burn.
Twenty fourth Senatorial District- Bed
ford Brown.
Twenty-fifth Senatorial Diatrlct Jno. M.
Lindsay, . ...
- Twenty-sixth Benaforial Dislrict Eman
uel Sbofiuer, G W Walker. .,
14 Twenty -eeverith Sroatorial Diatrtct
nvi.
Twenty-eighth Senatorial Distriot W B
ftichardson. .
Twenty-ninth Senatorial District P T
Beeman.
Thirtieth SeoaUtrial District -J W Os
borne.'
Thirty Ant Senatorial District -Cbristo-
Thlirty-secontl Senatorial District - Wil
liam M Robblns:
Thirty third SenatciriaJ Distiict P A
Long.
ttirrty-tourtn Bc-natonar JJlstriot fctur
A Wil. v
Thirty-fltth Senatorial District-Samittl
Forkner.
Thirty sixth Senatorial District-John II.
McLaughlin.
Ibirty -seventh Senatorial District Law-
ion A Mason. 1
-- Thirtyightb Senatorial District J B
Bavea.- v
Tbirty-nintb Senatoijal 0itrii,t--fimt
P- SflHIll-a. ......ft-... -. ...
Frtiitb Senatnrlal pistrlct-J Blytbe.
Forty flrat Senatorial District- Edmund
W Jone ' 1 -'"I ' 1 '
FWfleri-raaf
M t'ifi're,
forty third Senatorial Ditrict W Levi
Aove. - .
.... - -
' ocaa or a-tritaiuurrTtvK.
Alamance Coonty sfobn A Moore.
. Alexander It V Maiheaon.
Alleubany-rJobn L Smith. 1
Anson f) Ingram. '
Ajbe Matthew Carson.
, Beaufort Hiram St i I ley.
Bertle-t Parker D Robbina.
Blatien F W Foeter.
JBri-wlcli-r-Hentaniin D Morrill.
" Buucrimi-sv-rVV i Candler.
Burke Sam uel G Wtlaoo.
Cabarrus--John J Gilavm,
Caldwell James C Harper, ..
Carteret Joel Qeory Davis, Jr.
-CawRWUlJnin -rl'JfaUIAi.lJlu JIpil-
Btt.' ' --.-'--:-.s'-.- .- -. - - .-----j-"-.
Catawba James R tills.
Chatham William T GunU-r, J,aui) B.
tlOOg. ,..;.. - ,-.f,
Cherokee -I B Sirnooa. ' - t,r
CbowanUtcbard Clayton. .
ClajJoba O llicka. . ,' . . . ,
Cleveland Plato Durham, i1.
Columbu-r-Dniel P High,
CravenAagutu 8 Seymour, A W Ste
ven, B W. Morn, t
- - utnberUnd iolin S LneiryIiiliaai Sw eat.
Currituck Thomas 0 Humphries.
. TOaiidMjatia Mendenhsll, George
Kiunev-.
Duplin - Isaac IV Kelly, N E'Ariuitroui;.
Kdjfecomlw - lieoige i'eck, H nry V
Korsyth John V Vent.
Franklin James T Harris, John II Wil
liamson. (is-Ion Jonas Hoffman
. Gates-? Jojbil Gatlh'if,
Granville J W Hnsrbini), J A Crawford.
C WSyo:"-"":
Gewie-Jimctili Disou.
ouiilwryt - lt. pheu 0 ilormy, iUvht
Ho
Kin
11 1 1 ti H-u niii.
Harnett Neill 8 Stuart.
Hat wood Waller Itrow n.
Henderson W D Justus.
Ufrt hrd Ttionia S.o.i pes.
Hvde -Tbiiht as Tarr o w.
lre.lell -T Jv Ai .'hol-on, tiertrge F. Da-'
vidson.
J ick-on Jo-eph K.i-ner.
.1 .hnslon - H H Hjunniir, K W P. it.
.lone-- 1. I) SVilkie
r.i noir Wallace .-tines.
Lincoln A C Wisw.JI.
Macon James 1, Robinson.
Mmli.on- Nut Kelsev.
Martin Jesse J Smith
McDowell W W Gilbert.
.Meckli nbuig -K D Whitley, W W drier.
i telicll J acolbW Row in an.
Montgom.-rv Deorge A Oruhitni.
MooreAbel Kelly.'
Nssb W W H.Kl.iie.
New Hanover-Joseph C Abbot, l.lew
elvn (1 Kslcs George W Price, Jr.
"Soittiainptou
Hoswell C Parker, .Inn T
Iteynoltls.
Onslow Frnnklin Thoinpson.
Orange--John J Allison, . Tbo-tuits At Ar -tf",
IVquot-uilt -Tluima A Rikea,
I'erstin -Samuel v. Harnett,
Pill--By i ou Laliin, Ritibard Short,
Polk - Aslx-rry Waltlrop.
Ibmdolph K T lllair, Joel Ashworlli.
Richmond Richmond T Long.
ltol.es. iu ,1 allies Sinclair, Edward K
Proctor.
Rockingham - Henry Barnes, 1 S. K.lling
Ion.
Ri-r-in- .lo-ierih llawtfria, .tunc M Sna
ver. Ktilht ilord ,1 anus M Justice.
Sampson John C W ibinins
St.iniv- -Uafateite i ire.-ii.
Stokes -!V W Mcl'anbsa.
Suny- A L Herwlricks
Tyrrell -1'lioatns J. Jaivt.
Union - Hugh Dow iiinit
Wake--Joseph W llXltftn, Stokes D
Fi auk in, Fieldinj G Morimi;, James H
Harris.
Warren-"William , Cawil.oni, TfjchW.T
Fiilkner.
W-sliingfon - -Jntnt-s .1 Hen
WalngaL wis B Itsnn.-r.
Wayne John T I'ttaraon, JnlinC Kli.xba.
' Wrtkea- -Wttlinm tt Si--j-rr-T.
Wilson - G.strge W Stanton.
Yancey- David PrnfHft.
Yadkin- T M Vestal.
"'fTh'e"'robhTy"'dfflctSri'dtmIgnatd in tbe
order, as having been elected, will be given
hereafter,
The certificates of election will bo sent
direct lo ihe Stale executive sntl judicial
ollitxts, and U tun .member, elect ot the
House ot Representative irf the ('tingreas
of the United States; but for convenience
- r "r iSlJSl'?
Itif tne llit ltitit ts eCict oritie rgTsTAlserti.
bly will le still to ibe Commanding Olll
cer Post of Ruluigh, for delivery, upon ap
plication by tbe persons w ho are entitled lo
receive them.
Fdr like reason, the certificates for tbe
coiimy oflicia will be sent to the Command
ing Otllcers of Posts lor the comities within
their jtiHsdlcltiUi, lor dellvi-ry or fransinif
till to the persons who are entitled to receive
tn em,
A certified abstract of the returns made
by tbe election nltioera, w ill be prepared and
deposited Irr the olHr nl the T-rrtry vt
Statu tor tbe State ol North Carolina,
"" Urrdtlr tbtS provfsions of tlie fjonstilnirnril
the Guieral Aasuuldy of tb State, elected
tbcttuudet 'jliail meet mj tbe filteentb day
jaafbT the approval thereof (the Constitution)
by the Congreits of the I niterl States, i! II
f.ill not on Sunday ; but it it should so lal',
then ou the nexi day lliciealter." (Ariivbj
II, H-.ituu a.). ...
Tne officers of the Ex.cutive Department
rf-.-tl'.-ii-to,.-.ttrtt'-vk-d
their duties ten days alter tbe approval ot
this Constitution, ty tbe Congress. .Of the
Ui.ite.l Butts." XArtlcle Iff, UectiirB 1.)
The term of i (fire of all officer of tbe Ju
dicial Dt-panuietit "shsJI begin upon ibe
approva. ol this ( onsiit ntion by the Con
g.tMidilte In. led states.". (A.ttcle IV,
6 lion ;32 ) '
I he c miity otticer's provided for arid
elected "shall enter upon Ibeir duties ten
days after tbe approval ol this Constiiuliun
by tbe Congress of Ibe United Sisles.'!--(Article
Vll, rk-rtion 10 )
But in order that there may be no confu
te on, deity, or failure in the a.liiiinistration
and to enuro the sait ty of public property,
tbe Solicitors of Judicial Circuits, elerks ol
cotnt-, sheriffs, coroiii r aid other eiecir
t M-rW'fHivMar( Willi active "adtiimm
tistlou duliex, or with the Care of public
-Mortis, or the cu-uniy ol public luoueys or
public property, will not be relieved from
respouvVbility lor ibe due discharge of the
dutbs oKlbeir offl.es until their successors
arc dtiiy 4uUnL - '. '. -
It is mstle the iflity of Command-,-- of
Posts, within tbe limit of their resfiective
jiirisdictiona, UK see -that the officers eh-ct
who are able to rjuajify under the Consti
tution and laws of the United. Statend
the Conuitulion aod laws of the State, and
have so tjitalified, are duly insialfed In tbe
iilllcc to which the) have betn elected and
as fttKtvH prB-CTTbrilt -T-t---r-r -:-Under
tbe requirements of the ninth iec
tbm of the law of July 2.1, ISH7, lim.ndaV.fy
ol tbe law of March 2. 1807, "to provide for
the more efficient government ol the1 rebel
Stsalr,n4be itfficiTS elect, both of the tr4i
(ore entering ripin the distharg of the du
ties ot ticir ollices, ' taku aud subscril the
oath of urlice pr-ciibef by the!aw df july
, I8.)8, "to prescribe an -natrj of vfflce, and
otber plrol-?t.,,. This oath will "be taken
in duplicate; bae to be filed, In 'the office of
the Secretary of atJtte fur the State of North
Carolina, arid tbe other to be forwarded to J
lmtrict iieaoqnarier-.
It any of ibe State pflicen eletttd under
tuvew LDtiti:uttpa are (ilquaaai.d- by L ,
tne intra cn-ciron oi ttie proposed smtnd
mltfit to the Constitution nf the United
States, known a Article XIV, or are una-,
hie to take the oath pie-rcrfbctl by tba law
of July 2, IsBi, they wUI not be allowed to
dinchari;.! anj i Ilk ial' function until the
dtikH!-nT bt hu'K 'rrtaoved .Vhe -ComK.
gresv ut the United btatos, or uolrsi tbe
oath of olVice required hy the ninth rVcno
of the six. vf cited taw shall have previovts-
I fliwned with tif ' ta. Of o!e
the naitt ninth ISt-nton iliatj bs beeome
V.,l.'",'.,!!irllv" ! that the umple of
"TTlit ""tftV JtTve In en" dt"t,ia"riJr Vj Taw io be J
rniii 't.i in represeiiiaimn in Itie COIIgrfsi
oflhe-l mtvd Stales, ' - -
lj .. S i t .
I' 3 oietliaiHI 111 i "
HUM V. CAilAltC, . :
Auf it Camp,
Aelg. AM. Aty. Qel. ,
ll-r-a? Tltd aiinii.niuiMAI.1 ..I ill m ... II..
tf rtf eTcon'ons iii tbe Counties, or Caaweit nd''
Hayw.Kitl ire made sub)ect to final decision,
upon ttie conclusion nl tbe investigation of
chaig s of election- trauds in those Count lea.
K (im I ha National fnteth-rsniier. " '"
TmrcosoHXssroxAi basks.
' The guano Impeachew, who were dese
crating the Sabbath by Mug tn conclave it
the Capitol, have summoned and are um
ni.iiiiug before them witnesses to impeach
l lie character ol Senators in the respect of
tbetr action upon Impeachment The pic
and informers ot tbe Wat Department and
K iced man's Bureau are supposed to b the
furnisher of the data upon : which ; Mr.
Raker Bti'ler scls. Who tbey are i . Indi
cated by tbe late articJe ol ths Nation (Radical-.)
It said that:
"Kxposure of what gee on In tbe Chief
Jiisiice's lH"(tbe reported Coaveraatioa
of Clind Justice Chase and bis daughter,
). Sprague.) augge-lt natttraiiy, the in-
,;sa.ftafta.;tte-'i
twirf iars iwen vttiefieti in thtir Aenmu
us ehw.lf m tAej -Hvt-ia. aaa iefa'S-Wt
greatly tear that Ixnh tbe Judiciary Com
mit U-r ami the Reconstruction t'cmmil'gp
have Itecn remisa on this point. Tbe peo
ple are dying to learn, for imtUnce, wbat tt
was Judge Field laid at Mr. Black' dinner
parly, and yet nothing, so Tar a We "tave
beard, baa been done to gratily tberu. Now,
we suggcat ru.nctbtlly tbat wtsrti -sas vjiA
M he nhntir nnhrtxtemmittTT,--fiiomllf
nuilt vaiter. A. patrtotio attead
ain at labia, properly instructed by General
Hutlcr, could certainly, if he kept bl ini
ojatn, pick up a great deal of inUircating
m alter, and, perttaps, furnish tme atanling
facts about the -nalitteaL, elnjitof ,
riirrjjW'Wte
Supreme Court. What could be easier than
for a waiter of the right sort toy keep the
guests waiting as long as might be necessa
ry. U-'M dtiiltttliiipjiiilryt!) traitorous
utUtraiteea of any 'titntJtcW who. might lie
rtiiitTXrte" Tubretii' ibe" btitcr roonv Tlierti'"-
is Bn amount ol negligence about tbi flat
ter whifh makes us fear some ot our leaders
are not up to their work."- ;; - ; - t
A TitoioBT ro tbs Nauru.- If the plan
oladmlwiiijtarpet bijj Svsaujit froot the
South lor the purpose ol ct-vtvittiing . the
President under the remaiuing ' wsiciea, or
on some new indictment, be earrieti Btit,and"
if the fteopte f the iYortk tubmit In it,1 tbey
may as Wi 11 wserve any forth-r Xj r-al.ai
of sympatby lor us of the South a oo
qiierud and enslaved people, tor it aid then
be plain that bey are a much and a truly
conquered aud eiia'av (id . - w-i-n-witU 'thi
addition in our favor that meought to avert
our fate, while tbey tamely accepted theirs.
Sympathy, -under such circumstance, woo hi
t-ittBiniliiisili,a an 41 would be UMaiOfiiU-
I l.l.. f .-.!. ....
oic 4ck. nntff. '.
Ghkmlkt oivM ttr 1mfach-c!.t The
New York 'riian tbM cloeta aa edidMriat
article on the late action of tbe Senate upon
the Inijieachuietit case; .
"Well! : ''"
"Mr. JVtbnson remains tn" the While
Hou e. Tbe ilih was tlelil-ratety, and we
doubt not judiciously, selected a ibe article
tnat woultl com in aud tbe most vote, Thi
failing, all fail. There may be tboi who
Ja:u.tt w ate aud w 11. .u ,.diU . eemnot-s
vertnei at guilty riy weir vote j but we Can
nut concur. .. It might have beaa well ia.4ts
)r tne imp. echment until . those State
slinuld be represented in the' Senate; bill,
hsvirrr imtistt-d it, we think h would 'aot
do to a. Itt.lt pew Senator lo vote upon it
after thu test imony waa taken and the argu
ment cloed,,,i. .. . . .- 2 .
' Rergi nt Hates has lieeo asked to under
take a trip tbroujfh New England, which,
liuwcvi r, he pruuiptlydi-eliiied oa ground
of Is.tug extremely haatudoui to lit ud
property, The proposition ia that the Ser
giuntsltall untferiakaa Irip through all tile
New England State- (except Connecticut,)
cairylug the flag, and to Hart on the Jour
ney wilbout money nd in all other respect
tlie same as be diti In hi late tour through
Ihtt South The aoldler give the follow
ing reasons why suolt as undertaking would
Itearisk": First To uuderiaks a j.niraey
throush the New England Slstea without
money equivuleiii to. itarvitinn. Second
To travel thrtiugb that regioa with money
bu.-aJia,t-'ijitU4lg ubUd .uq tb
Way. i ; i '
j .u.4'W.I)i 'y I' e -Bsiiiin nli 1 in us-"-": ----ppit" --"'
DkX'Cta Tbere is a boat o( Demo
crat le poll Helmut in tbe city, and the, hoteli
are i lively with ibein. yesterday, at the
Fiittt A ntta hfir.t.i ffiMr
O " ...... w RVIl.t l -
V vassingof Ihe claim of aanctck and Pea
lcttin, Pelsgatee to the Fourth it. July
CuventioiB arc already irriving.and it look
as iTtltey" prtintised to keep the fjht up on
tins line if it tKea all luintner. Art fork
Vtmtmrciui. '
The President received Ob Saturday-and
yesUrtlay a lsrge fuo-iber nf diptchM
froro all parts of the country eongratuUting
htm on bis acquittal. uVaiomd iiiteUwrenw
iKtk-' '"
-- '' " ' rt I
To morrow may never come to u. Wa
(?o not live In to-morrow. We cannot find
It in our title-deeds. The man who own
whtila blfteks ott real eHHM'and gteat ' bip
inu the sea, doe not owa a Viryle ittbtu'e ( "
to-morrow. To morrow t It'u a wysittii
Oasposiilijility, not yet born. It Ilea under
tbe seal of midtiitrhi behind the tl of I
gli8teningoonsttllalito.Clt)in. .. : . . -
The Ix-st men ar Hot those whe have
waittd for chaniwt.but taken them beseig
ed the above, conquered , the, ct anc-a, and
made tlie tfbance their r,tbt, r-biio 1
.. . i -
Ihe Portland O.'ssais thai it wonl.t
Lave no bojie .of justice it the Democtacy
weie in power. Of Course no hope, but a
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of!
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