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THE PEOPLE MOVING!
safely for the Kattoa la iejinotir
ALL BAIL KSXTVCKT
Thl noble okl 8tte Hr the fir-t yun .f
th campaign. The entire Di-raKr' if i irk
et i carried by 70,000!! H.-r. v.te i H -Pi
ideatil election will give a -majority
lor Seymour end Blair of 7-1 0O0 ' !
The Conservatives s.i Democrats of the
SEYMOUR AXb lll.AJti 11A71FHA
TION MKKT1SQ IX ( AIAUIil'h
According to previous notice, a large
numtier of citizens from nil part of tlie
count' assembled at tbe Court House in
Concord, on Saturday, ttie Int. of August.
On motion: Col. J. C. liarnhart was ap
pointed Chairman of tha meeting, and John
L. Hhion, Secretary.
The objMtt ol tbe meeting Hat explained
in a few appropriate remark, liy !il(ij. Mont
gnmery.
On motion, a Committee, ronsisting of
Dr. T. M. lleo(lrrafn, Maj. Wm. J. Mont
nomery, H. A. Grier, Maj I. (). If i iley and
1,0. Kitkpatrick, waa appointed by the
Cbair to report matter lor tlie action of the
meeting.
During tbe absence of tbe Committee,
Col. Long ni called for and be responded
to the call in an able and eloquent address.
Tha Committee, on their return, reported
the following preamble and resolution, to
Wit :
Wheriuh, The delegates selected by the
Conservative maaaea ol every State in the
Union Ud, in CoDTt-ntioa assembled, in th
city of New York, on'the 4th of July, nomi
nat candidate &r President and Vice
Preaident of the-i nited Ktwte and ad pted
a platform 61 principle; and 'teAMws, we
recognize, in the nominees, Horatio ticy
tnour, of New York, aid Krank P. Hlair, ot
MUaouri, statesmen and patriots eminently
qualified for tbe high positions to which
they bare been respectively nominated ; and
' lekirmt, wa hereby endorse every principle,
every line and every word of tbe platform
adopted; Therefore,
Rttolmd, That believing with Horatio
Seymour, as President, and Frank P. Jllalr,
m Vice President, holding and executing
tbe great principle announced in tbe Dem
ocratic platform, aa their cardinal doctrine
and a ttujir theory of administering- the
government, tha whole country will be re-
TVofeSH peace, and wnTrapWfy regain her
former prosperity, we hereby pledge our
.scire to ns (Very honorable t Hurt tor tbe
aucceaa ol the ticket.
Rttohtd, That our thank are due, and
ere hereby tendered, to our delegate Ui the
National Democratic Convention, for tbe
satlslectory manner in which they discharg
ed their dutiea.
Ruohed, That we cordially approve of
toe coura oi our members la the present
Iislsjnre Of tjjis,! (oabnabU atatulf,
ttiet l ave u.atn in tne cause oi constitution
el tiborty, end against the unconstltution
I and groaaly subversive legislation of the
reckless end Irresponsible carpet baggers
and acallawags, who constitute a majority
of that body.
Rttoleed, That tbe Chairman of this meet
lag appoint fifteen delegate to represent
f - - . .-tfcow!fr.4ilMte
lu Raleigh, on the 18th of August,
Hmhtd. That we recommend Statesville
a k aultable place to bold a Convention to
nominate a candidate for elector for this
Congresaional District, and that tbe Chair
man of this meeting appoint, twenty-five
delegate front this county to attend raid
Convention. --- .
Rfohtd further, That highly approving
tneeoane ot tne inaejwuUni I'reu, publisu
ed in our towoi we respectfully recommeni
It to tha patronage of our citizens generally
, The meetring a then ahly- addieswd by
" Msi, Montgomery, who exposed. In a proper
manner, the corruption and villainy of the
tUdical party.
The foregoing preamble and resolutions
' ..were iMMhMifaidUfUdK-'
The Chairmm jhe4s RobrMi
of tbe follgwing gentlemen a delegate
from this county to tbe' Crrnvention to be
held in Raleigh, August Ulh; Oen. W. C
Means, llaj.X 0. Hei ley, Augustus Barrier
K. i. Ltntx, John Wixveceff, U, H. Ptmrr
Col. T. H. Robinson, John II. Newell, Allen
Boger, Dr. F. M. Henderson, Col. J. M
Long; Christopher Mclchor, lit. J, P. Uib-
mo, Jo. efuesBtmer uat iiiM t. Bkinn
' A Utymonr end Hlati C1U5 was flies or
ganiiccL
On motion, it wa ordered that a copy of
to proceeding oe lorwaruea to tne iwiili
nd and Iiulpndmt Vatifor publication.
Rely upon it I Cabarru will do ber duty
to toe coming election. -
J. C. BARSnART, rre.
' Jom L. Bhixm, Beo'y.
HA T1FI04 TION MKKTING .V JOBS-
"'" ' At Urge end antbusimtio meet iug held
et W. H. Arere'i Btore, on Saturday, 1st.
day M August, tbe following proceeding
' vereoea:
Oa motion, Jethre Tliain, Esq., was call
ed Ut the Cbair, and J, B. Keneday, E., p
ii39MAtiaMtt. : V -v. vm-.
Tha Chairman ezplalued the object ol tbe
jneetiog, in few very appropriate remark ;
t ' after which. Wm. It Avwe, tut.; pTPWotdd
. the fcllrjwinc pretmble and reaoiutioiu i , ,
: XWbbbs, the greet National Crrrrven-
vmmii AiukAmiiTitrf in rn en m nvs
Yorir. on the 4th. dey oi July last,.- rettre-
aeatinst the Constltntional Union loving
eletBent'Osf all foRjset political partita, Mtf
toosdly impreeaed with th dancer, which
new tuVeateQ to lap the foundation of Re
publican government ana Constitutional
ItbMl, hi ttMtihkiiWMTlwltctl 'u4,
iincousutuuonal policy of the Radical Re-
publieao Party, who aaeum to govern tbla
country, jndepeadctit of and ia violation of
the ComttitutioB of the country, by that
higher law power know only to and prac
tised by despot, did adopt a platform ot
principles, eminently Rational and Repub
rtc to their .(rartw, and pjacexl7 before
th eott&tir CMdidfttM, for 0t cf&c oM
Prideat and Vice Preaident, pledged to
the owport of th eaid platlonu, and have
au omitted their prooeediiig to the AmerrN
eaa people and. iav (appealed tot a great
ftatieq to reaca a&d praaerra heraebf ixom
aa abeolato military dMpotiam : now therar
Ssmltti. That we do cordiallr en dor
the Dlatform of BrUirJlpU adopted bv aald
msmmmmMmmmrmt-'fMgf'wmiitii t their
OT'ttlpIIWC',
B,U& Tb-Uinthc Ho. U-ratir R - t -
Hon. Frank P. Blair, of Miaaoun, for Vice
President, we have sttnicn every way
w. rtl.y and well qualified to fill 'he high
Doeitione to which their countrymen have
called thein: and lielieviritf, aa we honestly
do, that a drapoiimn tlie nioH grinning can
nniv K,rt.t hv thoir f lei tiuii. w ult itu&
i .ltt.ll auaa hi
all tme friend' of reoublican liberty to lor
all true friendi of republican lilierty to lor
get party and party ties, and work and vote'
once solely for tha good of their country'
jiHnTng'roTTnoD whoae watchword is, "Our
country shall be restored , our Federal
L'nioo shall t preserved ; our glorious 1.1
flag shall wave all over this broad Ian I ol
ao-eqnal States, as the proud ensign ol ion
aillliiioaal liberty, ami not aa terms of wilt.,
f try oppreiloi over one State of our g!o
hue constellation of stars V
Remind That we believe a general ion
:trt tit artton - n ewienrjal to 8uccw. We,
tberetore, n!ve ourselves into an Associa
tion of lnenda to lie known aa the A vera'
Lilrici Hryinour and Hlair Presidential
( amsign Club.
hiflmi, IJIiat we adviae the friends of
Co-ntiiuiojal lilxtrlyj of every lliatrict in
i inn counts,' and every ( and dwttict
in ibe Klate to at pim adopt som- plan ol or
ganization ilnit v i 1 ooiiiri-H iM.i-i.il coiiiert
ot artiori, f.ir ihe promotion id the reat
wcrrktieloie oa, that of thetnumphanteke
tion of Seymour and Hlair in November
next, and tbe rea r the conntry from
abaoliite military defpotoon
JirKoltitil , 'I'hat, an lover ol p M( . and
ood' order, ( not w it lis! an. lin we ure tnunt
ed as being dii.loyai j we adviw and 1"' that
every metHber, not only o( ourt'lut., but
friends ol Seymour and H!air throughout the
State, ahsll vie with each other, as being the
moat ipiietaud law-abiding cili.en, thtreby
showing to the world that our political em -mies
do falaely malign and a bine uv looking
to God as the ib-lender of right, and ap( e
ing to the people to peaceably i. t I' o i
minedly riMi.irt to the ball"! '. I
redreaa i.t wrongs and t-. r. - t - - r , - -n .1.
and country to it I r 1 1 . r pn; r iu.i
glory.
Mr. A vmiu addrerti:d tlie im-etiu; in mij.
port of his reaofut ion, and the pUl'nn
and nomination o tli..ri at N'itin.il on
ventioll ot New ork, r'n a ftpei-eh i, jeiit
llina.1, o( two houra length. Mr. A. drew u
moat graphic picture ol'the real contra!
Iitdween the horde of hungry ollice aeeki-r
vibo were readv lo sell their birthright lor '
a Uieas ol pottage, ami tbe real b.,.iy ol ;
stflleameti, frolll al, theot.l pi.titlc.tl ptille,
who met io-cuuutilt at. .Ness VMk b save
their country.
A Beymour and iliair bib .i-i (..i nie.l.
ollii era elected and other tunes ol mcitum
ajlpoillted lor the ( bib
JKIdllto TWAIN, ( bin
.Ino. It Kkskhav, S.
incsn kiisus inn; a si. i ins ur t
Xh.YMOtll AM) HI. Mil cllf
.si 'Hi i rr.i mkk i i .v ii
Plirsllaryt to notice, the oili.
.f !lo.
tod surrounding ciiiniuunii ics mi l tor
the purpose of organizing a Skvmoi n and
Hi.a.1 Cui , and to take such initiative
step as may secure the greatest harniony
and unity of action in the approaching i inn
peilfB, ...' - .. - -
Capt. fl. J. Parhani callcil the meeting lo
ordeisby moving the ilcrtinu of Col. P. f"
A. Jones as Chairman, which was done.
On further motion ot ('apt. P., Mr. Hubert
M. Knrman wn reiiiested to act u Sccie
By reouest id tlie Chairman. Mr W.
Jones explained the objects ol ihe lo'eiun;
to be as alwve stated
On motion of Mr. W. V. Jones, tha S. c
rotary was requested to read a Constitution
that had bseii adoptetl by similar organi
zatioos throughout the HlatCj wb.icbjjtltij.
trr gfnnni 1' anTeinTi
amemiment.
w.. u,t,,ntjd l.v the club
It ia substantially the sulnii that appciis
daily in the Hkmtink!.
On motion of Mr. Cicero1 W. Hanis, the
fUcretany read a series id Hy Laws, wlmh
were,' in like manner, adopted
ti further motion id Mr. Ilattithc t!ub
prwesarfett to efrrt' 'rri-rrHKrienf lidflccr, w i.en
Dr. W. W. Young plac--d in nonnn iiiou
Mr. W. Hamilton Young, who, receiving no
opposition, was u cj ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 I y elected
lHtciiair ttteo appoili a commit tee ol :
two, ennsisting ol Messrs. W. Y. , Ion. mu,.I
c. it. Harris, io eswni uie i rcMiient . i.cl
n me t. nair ; wnen, upon nssuming the jio.
sttion,
Mr. Young acknowledged In npprn ia
tion of the compliment in uli able au.l . If. . t
ive address- puluting out the evils which
besot us, portraying, in an iiiimistukeable
wanner, tbe
must result
direful
ponserjuetwrs which! Wm, That e pledge our most en,
ot our deluat, amdestrffMitsi.il h,.lu tl.u .. ..-.i
iu caae
tire twncn.'eni an. I lisppy results w Inch
must Ivlllow our success. lie Cinlrasicd the!
v.iwwivr. e.n.ll.latea l,,r lr... I.. , i ,. I !....
I " ' ' " 1
Irf 1. . I rfW.la.tlarM ulllui nutf
r- i-...--..m-..----. .iHe4Hi
wnaitaa i B.ej tm ssti, """e imm ;
me will oi i iinuresH. Mr. t oun s remarks i
were receive. t Willi hearty ap!aus
The Club then ptrtcemtnl to elect the
other necessary otlicers, which lesultcit s
follows :
Vice Piiis.Uiknts -Col. S S U.ivs'er,
Vlsj J F. Harris, Dr. W T. ( Mieathaio.
. jixi;v.tV ti)MiirrTEii CaiL a. J. Pur
rtirrr, fapc (J, Iiertbefter, A. W. fb.wland,
Esq., VI. W. Jones, fcsip, Cicero W. Hums
Esq.
TaaaattRBB Dr. W. W. Young
Beckktaky. Jtobt. M. Fiiriiia.1.
CuKRBsroNOtNO SKrllETAHV W. CsasIus
Lasstter Ksq.
) mottoaol Al r.l icero W. Harris. Com
alitteeof five Wa appointed by the Chair,
to draft reaulution expressive of the sense
of the Club, which consiiied ot Geo. II. Row
land tl-. Cicero W. llama, Kd. llr.xlic.
JsjucaTUletl and. Jtubt, Ji. Furwau .
Jlartrrfftherettrtiment of tbe Committee,
Mr. W, W. Jones was introduced, and en
tertained the meeting for nearly an hour in
a forcible manner, .v1r. J. ventilated the
infamous act and measures of Congress and
the Radical party1., and concluded by urging
the CKMtiilittWnionv of tion. and annited
eu rt in the forthcoming campaign, to
save our eounny and our liiwrtica.
The Getwffiiltee on Kesolu lions taeusub-
tiilUeI. their report through its Cbairiuaa',
Mf. Rowland:
Retofwd, That' the Reconstruct ion "Acts
Of Coagreea ire extra Constitutional, on
arranted by the civil law ot tlie State of
Nurtb Carolina, utterly lubverslve ot free
government, and dtructiv of tbu public
quiet and hippiues ; that under tlnm we
have no boiie of a return to tbe arftltd ways
dDatUMJKXuuiuvW Uia
cord between the white aud black race
must continue under them, the social lab
ile l endangered, industry i paralyied.
good citizen are banned' and proscribed.
aad bad me put in, control of tbe Htate
and local governmenu. .
Rtmlwd, That tbe, uiiirpatprj ..and. Jitm,
cuUt wd LegUUturt o thu Bute it r
aiMctfttilr and calmly referred to tb de
elaioa ol tb voter of th Northern States
in th approacUing .Congweaiooal and
Pnaidatial 4cti, ia tbe earnest expec-
taUoa- tha spirit oi liiaaaitt wilt eun-
traip them to remember our deaolatioa and
amicuon, niastWHi ww sown -woadea
South that rauai Her critical cooaiuo aaij
tho dictate nt generoaitj aq loudly tall far.
T?MrJri. That thr harmimlon action cf
tU RiWtm OpjaUGB, f Wk met oa
; In -ondetce rejoice every patriot
ol awl eintir lut) pi.il.iim ol priucipl-
euuh laied Oic'- in
ltehd. That the Humiliation of H'irulio
Seymour for Pre-ideney. and ttiat ot
Frank I'. lilairf"r he Vn e-l'rl-nldenc v, liu
our eri.lor-rnut an ! -.ipp-.rt, and yl ;
. are reiaittd to teii-v lhaf iftifcff-atftnns
aMM th-rrrinn nt thwb" mffnin!IiT"',TcT Trfee.
1 genth rueu l.v a baici-.ii.e. if not an .,er-
i gen
whelming, ruajorin
jeXJwl .o.
en t t.onwrvat i v
l)e
pany o, uie
country the on'y or.ii.i
a rrslorati'.ri ol t 1 1 m
and, aa t lie par! v 1 lit
Iree trovernineni. we i xi
tion that promise,
..iial uoverniniMil, i
Constitution ami
q;UUtit4 aupiwrt, ....... ...
iltwlttil. That the thank of tlr
people sre due to Andrew .J,ljn-e.u
able aod iw partial atlauntUtni
",:,', r(.
for hia
the
rjnties ot Chief Sfngist rate ol i tin- country
during ihretf years ot National peril md
hazard.
V'hich report was unarms .u!v ad'-pted.
Kloquent and palriotiu hpeici.,. mh
then made by Meaarw. Cirero Arix ,md
James F, A. Iiamond.
On motion of M. Jsmni H. iilhtt. tin
prrceding of tl.is meetine; v.-ie or-bred
to lie furnished the Hen teraon Imlrr, K.il
eigb Sfutiru:l and S ilibury Old A rth blatt
with the revues that thev please pnlilieh
tin motion of Hi. VV v loun. a d
gation of twfntv fivr- were npnornted
repeeiMnt tlii i iu'. in llo oppi.Kt. i.u. Ma'e
t onvetilioti. A lii
t 111 UlOtloll Ot Kobi:rt .. KtltlllllU. :i d' le
gation of ten wa uppointed t i iiH.'.il 'h.
County I oiiVention, at ll .f.l. on tlie 4th
itl.-t.
f t;l ni'.tiou ot't' V. Ibirro tl'- me.tnij,'
adjouitieil until Sattirdiiy, the loth. int
W HAMILTON "VOl NO. (inn
JtoiiT M Ft rmas, Sec.
IIenoer(..n, N.C., Au. Ut., lfti.
ii mi 7' ii v ,m:s aa.v'
At a public llleetino, liel.l ,-tt ( ..ier.'lUle.
of tin' I) ui'ea.(ic Conseivativc j'at!),ou
S'.ruiday, 1st day ot August.
i in motion ot .1. I, Mitc hell, C.,1 S. II
Spruill was appointed Chairman.
ri motion ui Jos. II. Ktberidge, John II.
VN'liili! Whs uppointed Serretiirv.
i be t.iiairman, in a few briii remar ks,
explained the object ol the meeting to be to
rut 1 1 y ihe nominations of Si ymour arid Hlair.
and in appoiut'rififgates to the It. inocratic
Convention, t, i b,: tieiil in Hal. igli on the
loth, ol Auillst.
On motion of John Wilson, tin? Cbair was
'I'H-sb
I to atoioiut deleirale fr in . m Ii
lilt deleirale tr
llstliii
I" attend said "in . nt
llcrtie.
i ratllied the iii'inliotl
Hlair, and en,l.u"d
bo I ii.- cunt y "
The ( iiiycuti.
ol Seyiiioui and
.lattorui
Dr. I'. T Henry, being called iiiou, dcliv
ervd an able, eloipient and argumentative
-pi-'t.i.. lulling upou the true men of the
country b. rally around tin- ttuntlurd i I
Seymour and Hlair.
I. I.. Mm hell, f;,( , l.ein;; f all. .1 I n. re
sponded m an eloquent and appiopiiute
maiinor, urging ttie g.,.,d men ol tliecoiiii
try to lorni Heymour and Hlair Clubs, and
concentrate all their influence to a-co.nplikl,
K. M. KPRTrIT.r,, V
.1 II WniiK
About
the State
'i delegates were
Democratic Coitv
sii- reluctantly
appointed to
nt. on. whose
compelled lo
naiiu
omit
I 0
I'MOCKA III' Dill! AM
.A710S
At a iiieeiiiu; id ihe colored citiens ol
It a kill'diion Co.. N. ('.. Iield at Wlllil worth
nn tie- Sjiliii JiJfe jsiji.Uuaat lsU -
ton was calledTTibe 'baiiTaii.l, upon mo
ion, ii i;e Allen, M ir'i" ') ', Si.ii.lv
Kiiiiii s ,-,-,. appumied i .'i.ouiiiee tii
lilt a platlonu and r. -..bi'i'.n b r their
guidance in ihe appioa. Imj; Pie-i.lcntml
eh. lion ' "
U herein I he Coum, , 1 1 , , lepoit.d th.
loihiwiug preamble and ri thition
Vmihka. ..e.tiieT ,ib riw hi"! Hlivifttb,--'ene rif white vn
oi tl,
whiU- aud colvied ikk nr.- the ami
i coiiei
an. I iliat
one will
birth, r I.
whatever injures or l.cmfij the
injure or lienelit the other, and
lleving. tlint the iiib'ieats iinil
tr,H.riiv ol I, depend upon their living
t,.K,,.n , harniouiousiy ; ,rl,,r,.,n, we
,uv anxious to sprure liberty and Ihe full
.protection ol the lawn lo nil men, in life,
liberty and property , and irliere.m, we be
heve tbu! tin- orcnt National Dcmcci.it. c
parly is ll nlv p'uty, in opinion. Iut
eakMiiaieil to secure tin s-c in, u ; iiu I hen-
tore,
cenduo. y ol i in- Demn.
ratu: p-irty.
fatal ml 'Th
We llloMl I.e. ll 1 ll V el. i lo. -e
... .... . . .. . . ' . . '
fntuuuntfU tm Mf
.'rehleut; and -Vicir,
. ST . .1.... 1 II . .
l . . .. .... .. . ..
- triiirrpriv, maae rry xnc natUuial Ueiuociut
Ic Convention, assembled at New Y. ik
ihe Ath ot .Ink- I sim
n.l pl--.b'e oui 'in s
lo exert our best efforts in l..h.ilt.d incir
election.
Httolvtd fwrthtf; That w.rure ii'tii-iU ..p.
posed to all oiith-boiin.l poliiieal n...
and that this .ugani. tti.ui sliali W k:...u
X the Went worth
NaMoi al iKunw rat i. j
Club, with a Prisi.. l, ",ee President
Secretary, as its otlirers
.MoSKS l.l.l.lVi. loN', p,
it .t p.va:
The citizens ol Win m. county held il . n
grand ratiticau. n meeiino, ,i-' Siuni.' .i
It waa a spontaneous uin.ui ing ot lie
masses, tilled with enthusiasm ami buoyunl
with hope. Many cilored pera .ns weie in
attendance and all denn unc i themselves iu j
a becoming, orderly mauncr, and, throiiuh- i
out tdio entire day. lisUiul lo all that was ( '1 here was an immense masa moet4ng io
said with the most respectlul attention. ! Wilktflboro, on Friday last, winch was ad
Tbe meeting was ably and eloquently ad- j dressed with fine effect by Gov. Vance and
dressed by Hon. Wm. T. Dortch. Hev. C. others. The indication u this count v at
J. flelson, i ;d Mesjrs. () .Oloway, Morrisey j
nd Wm 1J,,l,ina.,n ' 1
-V
a rMoiotmxGiTA3r; RtrTkeh
FORD.
Web avo receive. I tb proceedingiKJl largu
and enthusiastio meetings in tb abuYc
oamed countlesall o which wo are com
pelted to "M&ti untU ooUiar id. Tber
were attended by tinmen InssW of the
people, and adilreitaed bj the alilest men In
those s.t i mm of the State
ROW AX. 1
There was a large mas; meeting in Salia
burj, j) Saturday last, Jaiaea.Ji. CiiUuu,
tsq. reiiiui.ii, iai. a. t . 1.11 ana Jolin
tiraham were Vice Presidents, and Dr.
J. It. Frfclej, Becretarr. Fifty delegates
were appointed, to the Btata ConTeiiliou,
nd twenty-tire to a District Conveution, to
be held at Statesville, for the purpose "f
nominating an Eleptijr, ....ealtun,
ajTg others, ewmmendsttirr ot the course
of tbe HVm. Nat. Woyden, Wa alnpted.
Th meeting wa ably addressed by W.' H.
Bailey, Luke Black mer, J. M, WcCorkle,
Ijwjra. aad Dr. T. W. Kcene. '
On WMly nifbr, there wat a terion
meeting of the Seymour aad Blair Club.
Tbe Diatrict Cojirt being In aeion, a large
number of peopl tram tie country wm ia
attendance. The meeting was addreeaed,
aniid Intans iithuiasm, by Gar. Vance
MW Uo. Tbo. S.'- Dtrtrfff the
Coiretpomieace of the Sentinel
01 D CARTERET FOREVER
Bkai tobt, N. C, Aug. 1, 1888.
Mntrt. KiLilort : The dlogan of Deoioc- j
racy i founding from the Seaboard to the!
Mountain, and tbe names ol ourgallant
T, Voi-ih r.1. liK.tW irnn.
Kaat to V,.t.,re heard the booming of can
lion ami tinging of bells,-rej jiciog over
LUm-i- Uui...iJimUyJ)
iocrtlr party oi the 1 resident aud ice-1 'resltlent ot these Liu -
" -
ted States.
OW ( arfwet ia aliye. Stie did her duty
Bol'ly ill the last election, and is prepared
'eeteU.-dUr Conrr.aito U-Ut Mire, and e
Ii-ivk entered on this canvass with a dclr.r-
ka toeo, Yi e Save orgamxeci tsey -
mour and Hlair Club, No. 1, ol Carteret
t iount v,
i, trh r,mnt,t A -
f-"uft men who have loirie through the
(i ry turnacc, and who (thank God j will not
sell their birthright lor a mess ol pottage.
tin Thursday, July 30th., 1H0M, the while
eiliiis ol Newport, in this county, held a
ntilieation meeting, and also organized
ui.nir and ICair Club, No. a, with a
membership ot siity oi uiort.
It i. oen
parpoaetoorpanie these Clubs all over the
cunlv .1.. not intend to b ,.id.t
r t napping; we intend to Work arty and lute,
.,. tbroin;h u-isl.ine and slorm, heat and cold,
We liuve selected uieu of en. rc-v. Wlio are
IK V
I weury ol well dnitiK, and wiy lieu ol
. . '- '
u to un the formation of (ubs all over
.ur Stale, lor. without organijition, we are
I'
writes, file mean party schemes of the
r Hadii al earpet-liaiicrs, s::rtiiawais n 1.1 et
rroes must be met, aud we must use all
honorable, means to detest them, and save
' old North Carolina from uttrr rum.
In our ijuiet little county, the man who
I "writes biuuclf Governor" lias appointed
tef negro magistrates, vt. Hteven Turner,
Churle Hell. Geo. Perkins, Frank , j,
and F'arker Wblttingtoii, Fntm.
our rutilii lition meeting, winch waa held
on the 'jsth. ol July, was ihe day nurCoiiu-
ty i omiuissioncrs (jualuleil, (all ( oimerv..
tives.) AUo tlie mainatrati s nil came t
time except Holdtn's negro magistrate-,
w ho rrfii.ir l to oualilv, and win ( Siunilv
because they were advised tuA to da to in
I their loyal League. But 'lis useless, carpel
i bags, s(.als and nigs, you cannot sneak out
' in that way. The thing has been ''did''
and cannot be recalled, ltemember the
og magistrates, and "nary crumb to
I Conservati vea, white men ol North
Caroli
na . and do your duty in November. Il we
go in riijhl, we arewuieio win, and ice, iri'd
go iu with that dctctuiiuiition and come out
with victory perched upon our banners.
Melon; closing this article, I would ask
you. unit, in iui.iu.-e to ohl t arterel, you cor
reel an error ol your Reporter lor I tic Son
ate, in writing , .Wijur M,,rf, formerly of
I'liitisyivaiiin, and late ol n nigger J i-1! i -nn
ill, us bulletin- Senator troni fitrtertt.
This is a inl-iuke. V.ui liou1d write him
as oeing from Pennsylvania, or (iavcu, a
he was elected by a large ingto majority in
that county ll do not claim him and
ricrer trill.
j Our Club is diily rm-mting from the
continue as it has commenced, when the
Miuar returns h will have to give a history
ot liis doings and sayings in the Senate to
negroes and empty lienches.
And in conclusion, we wnnld sov : f.et the
Sentinel keep a sliiup lookout tor Hadical
i election scheme- mid carpef-I'mg meannes.'.
Moicauon. AMKRICl'S.
AM
A large dinner was (.iven at, Whitaker'a
Mills, on the 1st i list . A Sevmourand Hlair
aUteltUifl.lfii,'liBC JteikltL -AJlWZ Bild
1 enthusiastic crowd was in attendance, and
1 tlK' l'c,t '"'linr! prevailed.-. The meeting
Klul presided over by N. VV. Cooper. Strong
I'a'riotic resolutions were adopted, and
"'-le addresaea were made by (ill. Thomas
s- Kenan, ol Duplin, and Capt. Samuel T.
w Hliaiiis, ol tlranvillu.
Stepslwero taken lor the foruiation of two
lei. ami one ot colored, and to have the
, county fully represented in the State and
District Couventio is.
Old Nash is lully alive in this contest aud
her citiZ'iis are becoming thoroughly
aroused. A grand Democratic dinner la to
be given by them at Col. W. 1). Harrison's
store, in the county, tin the 30th. ot August.
Distinguished speakers have been invited to
address the meeting.
1'hHQi'I.VASS.
An enihusiaKtic 8-ymorjr nd Blair ratifl
cation meeting was held at Hertford, in tbis
county, on ITie 1st instant. Ilenrv W. Bar
in r, Kso , (iron clad I'nionl iuau,) was called
! ... ,r.,u..tu a ,1 1 1' fiLl..nA. TV. 1 V 1.1
I" : "s ws.
Gr, James M. Mullen, and Samne-f Sutton,
., , . ... . . '
Ks.js., were appointed Vice Presidents.
Hi solutions were adopted, ratifying tbe
Democintie nominations at New York, and
stirring speeches were made by Willis Bag
h y, Thos. ILUilliam, ami Thoa. tf Skinner,
Ive,.
Messrs (Jilliam, Bagley and Skinner were
ipponite.i delegates to the approacbiiig
Uunventtoa in tlHseity, With Dr. Davl.l Cox,
ooi , nr. J..I. Shiuinonliousc, and Jos. W. Wbilc,
I'lnq., alternates.
A Seymour and Blair Club was organized,
l w hich Thos. 11. Uilliam, Esq., was chosen
President, and .1. C. Skinner, Nathan New
b. ami Samuel Sutton, Vice Presidents,
.nth .). M. Mullen, Recording, and Francis
Harrow, I oriesp.unling, Secretary. One
liiui.lnd and fourteen memliers Were en
rolled in n half hour.
WII.h'KS.
the developments oi the new Radical-negro
r.,, ,1m., ; .1, Ui.X, 1 i.. I.
Wilkes will be all rhk bv a Ur' aaaioisai
' ftr, in Nhv. uiIki. ' T
Coi.t Mill " Col' SlT - SberiH JtieUardaoa
mlorms us that Culuiiibus county -vill secrfl
a lnta dclumtiuu u tlie Slate Coo Vou lion.
Prnui utlier counties, we also" have eotour
fcgiu)? repiirt. From present indication
we judge ilicie will be But lea than one
ttiousaod dtlegaUa in attendance. We put
New Hauover down for cue hundred ; aud
we advise our mead ot the (Smtinetxo look
t out tor tbe biggest demonstration that ever
took place in Italeigh. Can our '.'Oak City
lnenda guaranty ration for all f waning
ftyi irtar.
We will do our "jcvel best." W thick
that we may safely promise tbtt every latch
string sball be on the outside. So com on,
lrinds.
Mr. Vallaudigbaia denuesa loyalist a a
man who ataudawuh on band stealing, aad
the other bidding op the hag. A luug as
one band hold vp tbe tag tti other may
steal an tteal, M ifc4aisU tight.
Tbe Cincinnati Kqxirr buadrtcas from
Eaotaa which lead it to believe that th
electoral vote of that State wyi be cut for
Seymour and Blair.
flor w ar iiaureToTutw
THE PEOPLE MOTISG !
I SAFETY FOIl TUK KATI6H W SKY
1 MOVRASD BLAIR !!
'
I Wr continue te nx-eive the manuacriijt
j ,. .
1 the State, reel nesting piitilicallun in tne net-
tirul-glorious meetings ail, evidencing that
tne people are fully aroused to the dr.ngers
. ,, ,,.,
j :,, i.i: , H.,I,U. Rrnwn
! j j '
I low policy of war aud proscription which
I has been inaugurated in North Carolina.
ht we are very reluctantly compelled to
j lorego the putjlicaliun uf these proceedings
' entfre, artd we frn.t tbiit our friends will
appreciate tbe nerexiily which torcen us
to
tcunaii uielll. v e iji re aoiracis oi i;a. u
nitH-tmg
Immense out pom iat; td the
irth, intel
countv, at
ligence an . I rcpertability of tins
H,.therl,,r,. ,, 1 1 ... T . 1, ol I ii
Dr. O
a. ,...,,.. r
'
' '" "" ,.-,m,-3. I ant.
'
iiddrcM.'S
' otic resolutions were adopted
i were made liv Uev l)r Muv. I)
,.,,.., , , ,'
for each '
1 rtim ii. ..ixiiiiiei . mi mil rite. n 101 em n
.lib comrliltt
: . ... i
' l'"i'" 'o,,,,,,
. pointed . aSeynioiirand Hbiir Club was or
i gnnied, it Ii a lare niinibet
r.l enrolled ;
menil.crs ; and del. .era
W'ClC hp!
oitfted to
Ihe approachiuy Slate Cj.nv
i.li.iii
s J
liW'lisu.S !
j A large i.iimt-r of Democrat, and t',,n I
! . , ,
-rvat,ves ol . In e.n, v , t at l.evngtmi.
I mi the lt. I)r V C Johnston was called
. to the Chair, and n A. Mock. K-.j request
,.,( , B,.t ,lH s.- ret;,rv I lie Chairman, on !
assuming tns dutie, maie
Its f ami ex
i eel lent s
cch
Capt. F. C K'.bbiM. M. 11 Pinnix,
Krj. ami Dr. W. H Mean s adiltessed the
nieeltti in l..... nbb- and interesting id
tOrt, Which Wi le !'''. V I Wl'll OT.'Kt fllVol
and applsuc.
Appropriate resolutions were adopted,
and one hundred sod t .n u t -Ii vc d.ieoittes
appointed to ttu- jr n: Sbite Convention,
w hioh meets i o t hi 1 1 v next w .-. k .
A Seymour and !:.;iir Cbib vv;i organ
ized, and all who w.-ie in (he meeliri, . x-
t
; "''I'1 tw
.r l hree .i r-on-. e.nn.- t .' w-rird and
stencil their nsme. n. memb, r nil ex-
ptcssln t he i r b t' till : n 'it ion (,.
Davi loi Wake Up rlli.l .lo I.e. .
vclnbei
'I.I
A'"' A7. ill A 1
ry large number ..I tne
1 UckiuUiMu usutat Wtrtwwtta, UuiuMWty
I seat, on the
I oriEiuiixed bv
0'h.
ni.
uiec'iii w as
MfOy, Ks.j , to
:all ny J.. 11.
the Chair, and ape.i'nl iug Dr .1
Carter
and Win. N. Mel.ane, 'is SiaTet-aries.
Dr. 'f hos. W. Keeue addressed the meeting
with eainesltirss unit ability. fcii. A. M.
Scales made a forcible nn,l impressive
speech. C..I. David Settle entertained the
meeting with a happy combination of argu
ment au.l humor. Col. .Ino. H. Dillard and
Mr. P. T: Dully, of lircensltnro, also spoke
TfWiTan.l elTrquTntTv. - -
About forty delegates were appointed to
the approaching Convention.
Another meeting of Democrats a uxl Con
servatives In old Itoekiiiguam w as held at
Thompson v ille, in ilmt ( ouuly, on Ihe 1st.,
at which lt. i. SU. Suii.tU prei"Usvl and
J. W. Thompson, Ksq , was Secretary.
A Seymour and Blair Club waa organized
by the election ol the following officers, viz
President, Dr. Robert II. Scales; Vice Pres
idents, Geo. VV. Garrett, Samuel S. B. Smill
and Jesse Mayneck, Ksqrs, ; Secretary, J. W
Thompson ; Treasurer, J. W. McDowell
Directors, Uen. i . I.. Simpson, E. 1). Pas
chall, J. W. Smith, W. H. lirannock and
P. M. Winchester. The Club was eloquently
addressed by Capt. K. p. Scales S. S.
B. Smith and Dr. Winchester.
A free dinner is to be given on tho 14tb
inst., and a Committee was appointed to
tolicU pehe from :Oeh.. A.. lt4 Bcalea,
UoD. JohuKerr. U. P. II ill, Capt. Ii)lard
and Mr. Duffy.
liANDOLPH.
A grt'ttt mhn inptrting of the Conserva
tivesof Handolph was held at Ashboro, on
the 4 th iust to organize (or th caaip&in,
tlfbetke Htwti presided And J)
Odell was rk'tiretacy. M. S. Kobins, Esq
explained the pi jeets of the meeting.
uo. Worth, happening to beun s viisil
to his old homo, waa invited to aiddieasthe
meeting, and did so, in a logical. Joroible
and patriotic speech, of two hours length.
He was received with great euthuiaeui hy
Ins friends aud former neighbor.
The proceeding of this meeting shall ap
jear to morrow.
I'll V.
The 1st. i'pstant was a "big day" (ireen
ville. A large and enthusiastic meeting of
tbe Conservative and Democrats ol Pitt
WSM-W A..WM,.Ht MI
respectability, it was tlie must influential
political meeting beld in the county for
many years. Whig and Democrat came
together wilh the determination (n cast to
the winds old party . prejudices and aoi-
mowtie, and to unite ia the effort to hurl
from power tbe destructive and revolution
ht.
Henry S)!pjrJ, ...Eajk.aa appoiuUd
Chairman, and Captaia R W Joyuer and
Joel Moye, taq, SecreUrtes. A series of
highly patriotic and forcible resolutions
were presented and adopted. Able and
flecUv speeches, eliciting much applause,
were ueltverea by Messrs Sparrow, of Wash
ington, JE C Yellowley, Q W Johnson and R
lb Slate Convention.
After tb business of tbe meeting was
ir ansae ted, a Seymour and Blair Club was
organized; 'nilth the following perroabent
Offlom," ti(t TfesIdCBt, UfC J O'flagai ;
Vice Preaident, C Ydlowlej, GXW John.
on, J 8 South, T R Cherry and G Bernard ;
Secretary, Lewi Lawrence ; Treasurer, a
B CbeiTT. A latrmt mitTirWP nf rtlta -..U
V - q -v. w. v.nsa,ua,lau..
.SfetiSl.M1ifM!'l
tlwClub.
ALAMAJtCS.
A very )4rge number of thecitiri;ns ol Al
amanco met at Graham on tbe 1st. Tbos.
C. Ft()Ut, Ksii. presided, and J. E. Boyd,
F.si. wasSecretsrv. Among the appropri
ate resolutions adopted on the occasion was
tbe following : ', "7
Rgtolttd, That the action of our Legisla
ture in passing oi attempting to pass such
iniquitous measures as tbe armed Police
il5UlidilutliWhieh-a flaiJji -iv
to evTrrthe e cWutution',
, .;i.,. .,i ,;;iJ,
subversive nt the rights and privileges of
treemjen and merits our most hearty disai -provAl
and detestation.
Seventy five delegate! were appointed Ui
the great State Convention on tue 13th.
Tbe meeting was addressed by W. M.
Robbins, )., Senator from Rowan, in an
improsiive and powerful speech, of two
hours length, showing up acallawags and
. ..!. 1 "..ll
I caipci-uaggera in nieir hoc coioi b aun iuhj
pourtrsytug the infamous policy ol tha Had
teals.
j Hon. It Y. McAden alan addressed the
I uiivtitig in an able and forcible manner. -
liis remarks were principally directed to the
1 J
) o0"l vtev many ot wnom ; were preaent.
! He waa followed by pr. J. A. Moore, tbe
. . . ,,
texrellent.iwrreiientative froni Atamaltcc in
1 1
I timely and effective remark.
HRUNSW1VK.
A meeting of tho Democratic and Con
j aervative citlz.ens ol Brnntwick was held in
Smithville on the 1st. The inocting wns
organized by calling Owen I). Holmes to the
Chair, and requesting Jacob A S. Price and
Thos. D. Grissom to Act as Secretaries. -Filty
delegates were appointed to the State
Convention.
TELEGRAPHIC.
FHOM NKW YORK HON. HORATIO SKY
MOl'ft'8 LETTER F ACCEITANCli.
New Yomk, Aug. 5, M.
Hon. Horatio Seymour his writtou a letter
fuuisliy accepting the nomiuaf ion by thu IV mo-
ntti f'otivciid'in. H nay that ft waa ttnaou'ht
ain! uii-xh -i-h'd, but he wat caught u) hy ihc
-m'rwhplmiug title which is bearmg (he conn try
on I" a great politic, cliangf, and he Unas lain
nvt ucitj to retstnt it prettHtirti. Tin? reaolutiun
atl ijtteJ b the Omreiitiun ax'urd with his vu-wi
Up le!apf! a formal acceptance on'il the ailjnij.ru
rnont of Congrftas, ffirthe purpfpfif Dyeing whfet
ii''1 Ibt actum nf C'onjfn n woul) throw upon
' ii? nilf ret! of the cmintry.
Thf t.'oiiKrenHWual party int only alheii itself
with tlie uniiiary penter which in to be brought
tu lcar directly upon tha t-ltrt imtN in many of t he
Siftit-t. hui ht.-1 itM'iriti prrpetual 5c8t5iou, with
!i hv i.wt-tl jnu poeef tf niakili Uch laws an it
-hill hcc lii 1 1) Ttcw -il (hn tt-lectiou sot in to take
pine" Nevr bftro haa Tongreitii takfn a mcn
acnijj attitudp towardu clcctn. I'odwr tho m-
tb in co of ('uigreH, eoine of the 8tate ar m
Prenideiiiial dc
ct'ira , thcieuy the lirut bi!d
Hlep I. an bo n tak
tu dtuatruy th fight of uf
fiage.
lib refer Ui thu demands of tax gatherers. Ii
savK that men are axlmitted km rpreseDtativen of 1
some of tbe Southern HUtes, with declaration
upou'their lipa that they cannot live in the Htatcs
they cLann to ropreaeut, without milita'ry protec
tion. They owu their aeata to the disorder at the
South, and that very fat prompts thoin to keep
it in anarchy. v
lu- vaiu the wiset Hupabhcaua pKitesU'd .gainMt
this policy. There is hajdly iu tl mm, wlin
ban not, within the put three yearn, wanted it
against exoessos, hile mfciiy have been driveu
from the rauks.
l'ersoually, m the PrtudentuU olluw tJiwr an
no attftchiaenta for him. During Ihe war. It
had given sixteen thousand commissums U ut-
eer of the army, and iknos tltfiy dfWMUl. tW.!IH 4..mmS.
rnfnh they fought" For. The largest meeting ..t
thlHT gallant sulJiers ever held u.We.l Iti.' at-
ti.m of the Convention
He U.M.S not doubt a triumph, ''which will brinK
bsck peaee and prosperitv to our lanil and give
once more the Maasinffs of s wise and ecouomt.'ul
and honest government."
KltOM WASHINGTONr-
-CAItlNKT SCENE.
Washikotoh, Aiig 5,
M.
Thsd. Stevens' condition is not critical.
The President will not leave the citr undnr ten
Its. Manf important eternttve matter iu
atieyaace for Evart'a return.
A Cemncratto conference at New Y.rk eily in
dicates that Hoffman will be the Democratic can
dtdaw tor Qontmet. H. I Tawimsny's frvortte.
Ths Oenersl of Uie Armies hail recommended
the remiaaioa of th remainder of the sentences,
aud the release from imprisonment, of all persons
now in confinement under sentences of military
couimiseions, organised nndsr Uia veeonstmHion
acts of Congress, in tb lUsses in which said arts
have eeaaed to b operative.
Tho Treasury department give no intimation
uf what the debt statement will show,- It is
stated that its promulgation is delayed on account
of serious errors in its computations.
The following is a well authenticated cabinet
seeue :
"Browning led off, 'declaring himself for Sey
mour and Blair, following hia remarks by the as
sertion that there should be harmony in the Cab
inet. Welles and ItcCulloch followed in the same
strain, not, however, so forcibly- arging change
in the Cabinet, unless Seward, Evarts, lUmlall
aud Scholield, who are absen t, will set in accord
w ith the President."
FROM SOUTH
CABOLINA
TURS. -THE LECISLA-
CotxriuuA, Aug. 5, V. M.
A hill was psased in th Legislature snthoriz-
iitaj tha GovsTwer Wsrrew ?. aw ; IraBdw ard
twenty-five thousand dollaia.
Also regulating municipal election in Charles
ton. .
Also declaring all ofBoea vacant hold under th
Froyisional Oevernment.
1
FROM FLORIDA THE LEGISLATURE.
t
Tsi I , Aug. 5, P. M.
Tbe Legislature, to-day, passed a bill author
ising the Oovernor to appoint a, secret police
throughout the Stat the I1 a ambers sad pay at
the discretion of Uts Oovernor.
Tb Legutator win probably adjourn io-mor
row night. .
EXIT CANBV,
CaaaxiTT.., Aug. JL P Ji.
Oen. Can by tawoed aa order, to-dsy, officially
seunnaiasmH mill biswswswih aijajk fcss;aj
ry rh strict.
BKNtUTlOXAI. t ; .
WaawnrsTuti, Aug as (, BT.
Tb Oevenwr of Los isisa has wri tten a lose
I"- M rwetdeat, !1ofDSr " plTUon
fnsa a aagabssr of ska bmm promioeut aad bffo
sttislsiiisaBaaf Harsfc Uitusisas," wttiiig forth
th -hssnbts awtragwa " that ar dally being
petyatratsd ta that portioo of th Stat, together
witk alettar from th Boa. 0. W. Hufl jneth. At.
tasi'iisA;KjdteW;
in (tats of afCsu that exist taara. Also, oth
er letter sod pspsr, abewiny Uut mscy of
the ,cn.ft. .Bare iiu no protMo,, .
oiiutij lu the otmrta, and thsm . ,
doiri, o, u,, road,in a,eu. flm"i"A
without a, question being aaked, or , ,
Ukcn to bring the offenders to justice
The Governor goes on to say that on haaa,
and fifty men have boon murdered in LoinTI.
ht tbe tan month, sad, as siarUiini as
meni i, letters of the "imwtireuabu, eharaeu
have been received fully camirmuig it, r
(The letter prureeds to charge that there
.pUut.oa.fuoJ.tu, iiinrioiUu.- a.ssnM Toleirs"'"
and even intiinatea a couapiraey to au nilT ,h 1
Governor, Ac, - all of )ucl, u,, of course dlMUJ:
a. a K..nsati..n" campaign auraent," ua
cannot euiuber ouroolnains wnL it rt
r.r s 'l..yii, wlnrli e are uct will.n
we uem-ve use mo rattieiti teeord it, ,,
ustisl piir.o. s, in such eaaua, of so ealled So'iith
IU0M WA11!N(JT0N.
VVasujsuios, Auk. 6 U
XL, Preaident has accepted Rollins' reiigoa.
tiun, nitlfout ai y remark on the conditions.which
Htill hold The acceptance is s mere fwrtnaiitv
it is nsi.l, ami does not cfisuge the sltuatlim. -Oen.
Iliirl.riilRe u pressing for lue
' . ,, , ' , , ., eeuator,
iilukt th-ey will piuuu 'ha I'fwuiliiat...
f tn.rmlptiT withR..ttlns, mBurbridKe',
s favor.
(im. Kilpatrick, Minister to Chili.
Chili, has.lrt,,,,.
.u. i, .i -i.:
' sh'enee and tstnrrrs home nn the flrTf SepuHi,
i, . r
Flio.M WAHHIXOTON.
Wahin(!ton, Aug. 6, P (
(iruni ill al'Mi nt lilt tho middle of 4ett.n.
1 r, fuel will probably acconipauy the Indihxt
INiicc CoiiiniiHHiuii, which Kinsman Iim muhi
moiirtd t'K'th''r, woHt.watd.
Mr. KvarlM Una nturm-d ucxM'ctwliy. He
hal a pnihii(,'(id interview with the Iredeut
t(i Uv Tin n withSffrn-tary McCuHoch.
It i umhrMtood that Kvurtrt .H,k tnniK
wruuinta Kitnt lit ilhiiM rotnovtil, exeifpt on Uie
tiiuif ..f Iiih ivMtKi(ttttn or by Btn.pougiijt, fr
can iind-r ih.-1 iinn -uf t.ni.-o bill, thrt-atenin,
n!i,. ri. , t" withili'AH fnmi the Cabinet. Mfa
t an . Koiluic ir" titlt iiy ol.nus.ioim to the Preai
i nt and MeCull'K'h. It (m Haiti, htwcvr, thai
lt.illiii" bas iiii.tlitbil tho ts rtiirt of his retgua
ii'in, ami, on the name authority, IduubtfuLj that
(1. imal .1 tint Hill Micri tM.
Tho ) mocratic umjoiity hi Kentucky oxoed
.s rCff ii ti 'f' nil n t.
TIIK I'UKSll'KVr AMI THE
"WUXSlA,
XA
RKNHATrON,
WHiNoro.v, August f p M,
iht. rvu w betwet-ii tho Prtuidrul aud Col.
Tii.
It an. "t li'v. Warinoiitli'it J,
waa ploaaaut
ainl cunciaat't. luriug the uitcivitw, the
I'rtjuidt nt j.';ivc id indications of tjUiHttioniiig tho
legitimacy tf I , .uiHtaua H proftont ROTernmAnt--llemhcd
it i be uiidemlooCl, that the a&m
t'ouiTfe would bo tWiowfd by th Jwrttary of
Waj tii n. S.'hoih.ld) toward Louiiaj)a aud Flor
Ma, thaflprcviil m Tot!iieBee--that ia, iu eftoct,
(hat there are Hiithct'tit troops ih those (States to
HUppreHH dinordei , a nd that thy would he nw-il
for that purp m.) npim proper application from
tho State, u i id i i ilie direct ion, how er, of United
St,ater, t.Jbc. i. Vi;lt tliin uiiofli.'ial eiprestuou
of opinion, Uy .uiiLtci wis teK'tte.d M. th -War.
Mi id h retui li. 'H Sattiiday.
FlltiM ST. Lol ls tiKM'-liAli SHAN'T 4,A
sPUKt'H !"
Iri8f Aug. ti, I'. M.
(ii-Ti m r i ti ( icftpoiided toa nsrenade, laitt ntght,
Ht t'oll'iWM .
;,.,.''-. ,! and WV.tr-i iiu-n ; I cau svrcely
timl itU enough b thank you for thu very
hearty and WMrni reception. It is peculiarly grat
ifying lonif t Hi t- ho many friends in Ht. Louis,
a p!n w hbch ban afini n riim'fj I have been a man
al i-niiic future tliiv
'1 iiit- km;; yon again,
i you (.I'"-. I lii(.;bt.
UMiK YKI.LOW KEVEB:
Ni-tt Yohk, Aug. f, P M.
ml ciihcvi H yellow fever in t lie
, I 'apUin Ii. . .1, h in t'i. 11 Ftieg.w.siid one of bis
. Umliueii, .! '1
l irt. lt v.'liiit, ..I y.'itertlty.
AltlllVU. F Ml!. MAVIS IN UTEHIDOL
I.ivkiiI'ooi., Aug. C, I'. M.
Mr. lJUM iU ; 1l J litsL Ul'llt.
Senator Morion says every robel in tlie
j Smith is iiniii.l, ami this bo states author!
: tativcly, nouvithstiinding Grant anil Sber
' man disarmed evrry captured Confederate
williin the line tf their desolating msreh.
Morton, tuerclure, lavors tbe moiiexa metuW
of keeping the peace by arming tbe negroesV
Tbu carpet baggers tbemaulvca need no amis,
for during thu whole war they had no prec
tfcc with deadly, weapoua. Tbcy..., kept in
: tk haeirannd. . They wc 4otbleiii
war," and ar now "invincible to pece."-
They hate the smell of villainous saltpetre,
and arc altogether w illing that Cnllee should
he put in the lure (ront.
Th dog that wake up Irom a sound
slumber, looks all aliout bim for a better
position, turns round and round a dozen
times or more, and finally lie dowa In " the
saine place, is a perfect type of thousands
of person whom we meet in the daily walks
ol lite.
In view if tlie limited enthuaieauM tlie
Radical ticket has awakened, the party may
exclaim with tlie uulortunate negro who,
when a possum seized his forefinger and
closed both eyes, as possums always do,
cried put, "Fo' goodness, that daglfen' P'i
sum gwine to sleep on my tingah 1"
A Radical sheet'say : "Revolution is Ihe
thing, aud. Uia Democracy, have opened the
campaign with a war whoop." We cn
stand anything the Democracy can ; bat iu
view ol the season, our prejudice re in
lavor ol the peace whoop (pea aoup.;
HAVINO BEEN APPOINTED, BY' THl.
AMERICAN AOHICCLTURAL AD MLN
EUAL LAND COMPANl-, Agent for all Hist psr'
of Wtb Carohna bring east of and hirtedrng
CaUwba Ciiity, 1 am authorised to say. to soy
person dr persons having ,H0O acre iu
body, partially cleared and near a Bail Boau,
that if they will agre to nbdivid their
iandl at tbe expense of the Company. theCompa
nv will Durchase alternat hiU at their asesf
value for taxatiooNor aa aaoertaioed by two un
interested partiesusying for the same in the
Company's atoek fhe, Company oWigating -U
to pisoe a white settler ou every SM) sores, so
acquired, within throe rears, or, failing to do so,
. ....I. Iun.l nnulu,1 .n inlka ftriffilial'OWO-
it i thaewaa to retain possession aiml the huid
w setucd, .
The object ot this system is W bring inlothe
State an industrious and thrifty populsoo" an"
to enhaoce the value ofonr lands, ft has neeo
adopted ia other Htalee and is satd to bs wort
iDf naeiy.
This Company was chartered by our L"1'
turn of IKKtL Init otnm will nlcass a-hlret
May W, lati-wAswtf X W. COC
ti riiTii (
ant bhittm i
f trf tWrt-TtiftTrtttfr SfWntsftl tWT- -
Ta.it, nd tkixvs ot CHftJisK, an !. ,
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ug7-lw
CommisaioO Merchant
N c, ii NtiD Ltaa,
jomatewrssHi nowrj aim ., -- -
V B. SL FEKKELL 8,
ang74w Barfett IKrV
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