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VOL. A
-KAfcEIGlI.-N. (X, KAlTRDTrTTTCTOIil5I(!7 18C87
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NO. :ic.
Till SENTINEIi.
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THE NATIONAL FINANCKS,
The Radical pari; baa shown itself utter
ly lnciiiiipctctit t conduct the government,
and, at the unit lllne, protect the rights
and liberties of Ihe people, and preserve the
i! Jit ol the government, without financial
rflm. toJke, -Ja Tlw. nv.ijuuos it
,,w palpable,' that, lil fee tile cfunv 'ol tlie
nr, although there is not a man in the
S,.mh in In mtility to tlio govitriiiMiiit, not
, n who docs not submit to ti e la s, ex
pi such, aa are.. .al.jfifliloBtd Ju ci ime, the.
i petises of the govt r inn nt are kept up at
nr footing Not leas than fl,.'iUO,000,000
have actually lieen eolleeteil by taxation,
: .1 ii, ill a 1 ol the large National debt being
.bininishid, il has been ami i being in-
( n used.
The attempts of Kadicul financiers to
bolster up the parly are utterly lulile. and
their misrepresentations arc exploded the
in "tin tit the teat of truth la applied to them.
A fair exposition of the real state of the
ritrincea drives to the wall all the calcula
tions ol Mr Wells arid others, gutter)' up to
ever the facts and com cal from the public
view their aVIiial condition.
Ibeen'lv, several pruminent gentlemen of
New V.iik, dee ly interested in the tluaneiid
runilii urn of the Country, Messsrs. (innmil.
t'iieh s and Hunt, addreaacd a letter to Mr.
A Ic i . BeTniarrttie-'-DIfectci of tliTf i.rcairof f
M ill ISl ICS,
than whom no man has access to
nunc Correct information, making such en
ipiiiies a would draw Irom him jjie statistics
ih-iied by the public. SI r It. dinar has
n plied ftiily to the ipierics propounded, and
his letter we find in our Northern exchange.
We legret that its length prieludis its pule
licnt.on in our coluinnf. Thia l.e'ter has
Biiea.l alarm in Ihe Radical r inks. We have
pis', room for the following compilation
Irmii the letter :
The paper shows that the tiea my is iu-
will need lo boirow a Very large sum to
i oniph te its engiigements up to next June.
lr Di lmar estiiuales the di tlirie icy at
IH.:t:lll.aOJ.25, without rcck uing the
f,.4.tB of tha Tiogt olftnn, m tlu mm wyaittttKi
claims which have been deferred. This de
list wil', at tlte end of the Ccal year, be
mi addi ion to the present amount of the
public debt, a result against whieh Congreaa
was warned by. the Serretary of ihe Tri as.iry,
whoae letter Mr. Ddinar quotes. According
to the Treasury easiinatea priacnled to Con
greas, the expenditinva ol this linal year,
it none are deterred, will amount lo 175,
."i9,203 2:1, as follows :
Ordinary eapcnd.turaa, 1W '9 M!W,:117,1H.'1 iV,
Alaska, 18tW ' ' 7.2IKJ HO0 IMl
r.TvaTc appirfimttmiJ Mtnr .'is.l Mltiirr
i. li. ieneiea. lKVT-'H " 1,i7.'i,7'l !7
l neiialef loam, ISI7 1 H W.idl su
TrcaartT'seip. 1W S.eaMmated 4-i.mw 0 turn
TolaX " tm-
Without including the Pt Ollice ih ti
riency, which will amount lo tMOO.OOO.
KaTIUATKt) llRVRNt'K f TIIK CtJItBEST Fl
( tl. VKAII. ,
To meet the f 173.J.79,202 .23 of enpendi.
turea lor lHtlH '0, we shall ( Ir Ddmar aajs)
give the following receipts :
Register ' Uecoipls.
Cnatoma - H-'iO.OUO
Iniernal Revenue lil.lMi.0u0
,,. l-rtrfci-nda - . - lMTi
ntreetTa '
Miseollanenna (cieluding gold pre in ) .' i),tKW
Treaanrar's Iteeeipta
Total
1'121,6-JO.OOO
Thua ii I lie Treasury endeavors to meet in
curwmt eipe4it.tiru .thia jear, pJf
ing ol matured claims deferred, or of 'ill
post offilM deficiency,) it will show a deficit
of 154,339,302 25 at tlie end of the yar, to
I obtained from increased tixci or loam!
Mr. Pelmar cloaei hi lengthy exhibit
with th Mowing reinnrki ;
'The reoonatrudioD meaaurci and teniire
of offlca law ire the main eaaao of 1i the
extravagant expenditurea which, under too
inimical management, I tbink could be di
mtnUbcd withia J $200,000,000 per
annnm. Including gold inU roal en thapub
lie dobt. Without total change of policy,
however, auch reWenchiiient la impossible.
A riinnanca of preterit measure! mean a
only be met by increasing the pubfic debt."
"Sr&CJMlTX BttJQKSr- WHS 7 liftr
- SAT Of' BA C'll 0 TUKB. ,
A gentleman, who beard almru ion, a
lew data aiuc. bet-ween ' JtidgeTour
and "Windy Bdly" iWnderaon, the boitifeg
and regular Radical eaiididatea fir Congres
is tbe Fifth Dtatrict, diaorlbea it exeeed
ing, in jmrional yltupertioB and billinga
gate, anjlhinj wbicb he ever heard cm the
atumg before It may tw amusing, if wrt
rpectlvelin Norm Carolina, uave ro ay
ol each otbetS- - --
WekarH that Toorgfle charged Render.
tan aritlt Uing atolen the law books, of IJie
late Ben) Kiltrell, of U xinglos , wilh hav."
inff forged note on tlie 01a uranco tumK
"of Cpe'e l
mule builOCM.
In rer.lv. Billy accused Toorgee of bav.
in been tntA by -gro.and ejected from
a tenement whieh he had rented, and lot
which be bad failed to py, od ilh di
gracirg the bench of Nb Carolina by
jxirttW p'trtwm' Yvtatft ftVprat
And ol auch ia lUdicabam , Tiere i M
id edaoe that when "fewuea fall txtt, hoc'
tit m eff jfTlilW r""" ".3
COMMISSI ONSllSA ND SllSlilfFS.
We Ic trn that, in some of the counties,
The CiiSlSiw-at uA
fled, and otliera hare not been appointed
by 'Gov." Uolden, to fill the vacancy. In
other counties, no Justices of the Peace
have yet beeu anointed by th'i "Gover
nor." Ireditt, Catawba, and other coun
lies, we tiuderatnnd, are among the nutnlier
which have no magistrates. Why is thia (
The loth, ut Oetoiter ia ajj.-oathiug, when
tVri" "'mu-'t'' commence"' ' TfitS
Registrars, ncctir ling to the law, must ls
Justices ul tie I 'cad. If the "Governor"
delays appoint ing magis-ratcs, the ends of
thejew Mill lie defeat a).
Can any g,n..l reus in b 1 given why mag
istrates are cut aopninted in all the coun-
tiri ; Sure'y "Wnv "' Uolden cannot de
sign, by thiii, to li t the elections in those
counties K'lby di taull I So groaa a dtirelio
tion ol duty we cannot suppose, still we
learn th'it the people of those countiea are
! b'-eonbn) restive imder the delay of the
KxiWiiTve. Cannot "ny,ji" men enough be
foniid in these c unifies to serve as Justices
of the I'eai-e !
We would suji'st to the people of the
eou-itii's. wheie no niayist rates have been
appointed to hold nuetin'S and surest
soil iible mi n, mi -If ni, would be acceptable,
and rnll up-'ii hi- Executive to appoint Jus
tice lor tin ir 'cvi ral counties.
I.ECISI.A Tl IK r.lC.lXClKS.
ThW-l'l f acB,rici IkU w
u"' a"" ". preseniauves 01
the Cei,ei;il Assembly of this Sta'e, created
by the loiitm of inch Iloue, dcclaiing the
scuts nt sundry Senators ami llepresenta
tives ncai.t, lur ihe alleged reason that
they wire banned by the Howard Amend
mint. The nut if I.. 1) Hall, of Sampson,
w.'-s vicaied bv ileath. II wri ts of election
hn v.? been issued tor tilling these vacancies,
irf jiave not heard o it. We uppetid a list
of the vacancies, as for as we now recollect
t hem
HUSATK.
libll " ' I. D. Hull, dee'd.
2',' I " ' .b siah Turner, Jr.
2)th " " li dlord llrown.
41st " ' K I. W. Junes.
II 1 SE.
Cal dwell, .lis ('. Harper.
Iiiplin. 1-ate K Kelly.
Harnett, Neil! S. Stusrt.
Chiy.'.fohn (. Hick-.
Jackson, Joseph K een;r.
The impression t us prevailed that the
eh 1 : t)on to Jill ihcstf vacancie's would be or
(ind to take place on the 3rd of Jfuvein
bcr, but we have not heard of the order to
that dfect. Is ii not time it was done t
.xcrwjc. ,
The Electors for Johiittbn County, on the
Heviiioui and lllair ticket for I'resiil ot and
Vice 1'iesi i nt of the United States, will ad
(li eas t he cftilcna the couni y, at Meadow,
lOlh.ol October; H nton vi lie, 1 1th; Ingram's,
2lth ; Shelter, 20th.; Johnson's, 22nd.; Swift
Creek 23rd ; Clayton, 24lh.
We invite the K'et tors, Orators, Senators,
etepfesetifitives and Judgd, of the Radical
pirty, tii meet us, and discuss the great
issues of the day, lace to lace, by da) light,
before the people. They want the truth,
they want light, -they w mt information.
That you may not be taken by mrpriai!,
w- Uai tin; CQa-wrvamc and
DemooraU, are tn lavor fcf, and wbat 'we
are oppoicd li :
We are in Tivof of the I'oJon and the
t'tmstilulioii as liiaiTe Afiif Inferpfetecl 1
Wsh;ngtou Jeir rsou. Mad son. Hamilton,
Jay,, and th ir compatriots, and a prompt
ex cntion of the laws made iu accordance
therewith. '
We are in favor of a free Legia'ature, Ex-,
ecutlve and 'JUflrtify- t-v-h mdppmidiiif,'1
yet necessary to couatitute a perfect whole.
We are in lavor of the Judiciary deciding
on thecontituti(roli'y of t e liw passed
by the Legislative department of tlie jfov
erment. A'e sre in favor of the enactm at ana
rigid execution; of audi as will guaran
tee to evi.y citizen f th State, white and
black. tbeotiiion of life, liberty, prop
irty, and tlw pursuit of bappineas.
We areowasif lo all Micrct political oath
bound organizations as beiig incompatible
with the lilierties of free people.
We are opposed to arraying c'awee or
color against each other, 'y faiethood or
annetla to their preiudicea or paaaiona.
iure of the'people'B money by bigb aaxea,
aiNwaa done by the Uadical party of the
lafyieg!letur. We are opposed to yan
kee advcntuiers and ignorant negroca mak
ing laws to govern the people of North
Carolina.
We are oppose) to stealing, generally,
and, particularly, of "corn not ot the fl,lda"
r bog and t dtle wit of the wil, at ad
vlatd by b North Carolib tmtrd, the
organ of the Radical party of the State.
AboveTl, we are opposed to traducii g
h chracter of worm n, at any time, any
hereor nn.Ur anv circums a icte, aa haa
I b.eali by the organ pJLthe1 Kadicat
pWtrf,Hi u.ej
e are tijipnwu m ui-.i hhiu-.ii.
bwaiiMof rhf ptarw of tbr birth j we i
tend b ' hiMkuat alia a bearti wa'eome
and a bnspuahle hand, either aa viaitort or
cttifien t tbe O'd North Slate.
W lU.IiiH KiKnEHS, jEJeciora. '
V O. AVERA, '
mU . be Buneuneea tot tne aonm atue h aoe
river.
TBK ' CoSTBT Ht PTLVAtA.We
reneat what we fcetwl in our laeae of yet
tcrday, that our lntcKljooce from Peoosyl
vania'ia (4 the mtt eaeeriag ebaracter.
lBUtedrltilwtM scBBotos that
rwecfe us l-m eatr ln4 there, and they
warraot theexpecotltoa that oa tbe 13th of
O-tober next theCiinaervattvea will achieve
A ainal nJ overwhelming triumplhs-Aef
Kor the Si'iitiuel. J an iety. au'tl the talent, the virtne, the ca
A Word Before Election. , pacily, to whieh w.- theoret cally impute the
We-aremt the tMui4mAi,M9 -HIU Wtotm
fT all parlies, to be one of the most impi.r- ' "on iKnilica ce
taut PreaiiJentia! el.vtions that has tA.tt' rte ,mve 8lH,ke" ot thnf wh,
place in thia country.
In their general aspects, nil nf our loi
deutial elections are iuip'-rtant, tHCause
they deteriniDe the policy ul the imCnii,
laith foreign and duiiwsiie, for four i ears at
least, and sometime fur many yi-arrs, w inle
they commit to the hands ot a single tndi
vidual an enormous p. er of parrmisc and
atWMkJ
ly to tlie benefit, or greatly to the damage,
oT tile w h i m n,immiimti-
But the rapidly approaching elicti,iu is
invested, by the circuni-'aniv" ul the 1 1 in i-.
With tt stiMiHl brnili.'HM.',. It is e , 1 11 -. . I . ; 1
aH ixtmhi: tttat tvnr"rsuirrv ha reached
! a turning point iu il career - on
Hi 11'-
i crias's when a choic is to be in ul between
two radically opposite and incoii-is'tMit
Canses.
W are aware that it is a comm-m resort
of tMe newspaper writers, and ol pupuUr
spSuikers. to represent evi rv political nwvc
merH, which threatens the well being of
their party, or ttieir own hold or prospect of
otlice, as a great crisis; but il is in n i si iu
pathy with such views that we express our
aetiae of the magnitude of t he pr s til roti
teat. Something in ire than the interest id
the ins and outs is concerned in it, - soiin -thing
more than the ascendancy of this tac
tion or oi that. It is, ii we may soexpicss
it, an organic lalor, an I. the result will lie a
very posiiive unmistakable go i I ort-vil
Th isaue ia plainfy made al this eb e
tion, whether the defenibr-ot the o.d Con
stttu'ion are to cont iuue in t he eontiul t
the Kuderal government, or whelh ir they
are In funsent tit lukp u uti In ir, b i.il e Iw.-i.
arms andsiient tongin s, until the l.-i.t ..WftrNWi fi''
rbr' nf btiertv l.auil i.nrle I l,IM' Cletl fill I l lid . hi!" eVUUple, it OiaV Hot
We do not mea i. however, to discuss th.it.
issue here and at thia lime.
Whatever has occurred to ns. to le saui
on it, wehtve already said ; and we .sta'e it
simply, ar an occasion for urging upon all
our readers, who are voters, the neces-i:y
and the duly of making up tlieir minds
upon that ia.ue, and of voting up ui it ac
cordingly. It ia not an uncommon tiling to hear pe i
ple, whosre intelligent and wdl t i d i iu
the world, any that they taku no iuterea' in
politics -that one purl v is as g iod as ano' h
cr lor tin-in anil tnat thev do not care the
snap ot a nugcr what party succeeds. Oiuci a,
again, diiriiitrd' bv th (" terni" of (vdiff
cal lile, the abuse and vu'g irity in w hidi
it aliouuds - by the shaiiieless lais dioods
circulated in respet t to the ( h-ir iclcr ot
candidates, and the protnne and liitliv placis
t whech meetingti see field - ste-iefity fe
train from all manner of iarticipai in, and
do not so much as cast in their ballots.
How many ol these kimla them may b ,
it is impossible to tell ; but, if any one wiii
recall the number within lis immediate
acquaintance, he will see thai th" aggre
gate must be.v ry great. Keekoti up the
C'lergypien and 1'rolest.o a in Colli giS and
scIiihiIs, who conceive that it ia impro
per for them, to enter the political arena
t ie manulactur ri anil merehntiti who i ro
too much engaged in tle ir employmcrits to
give time to any thing els , the mechanics
and farmers 1 ipiiet liabila, w ho d ead the
turbulence of political campaigns, an I it
vrrH'm found tdraet together Uey - eoiiN'i44ts
no inconsiderable part otihc body politic.
Ity referene;to the siattsiics ol tin-cunt ry
it will be seen that the w hole white maie
pepotattruof the VnitPrt Ntati-t, nvW lw ri-ty-o
yssre 4 eg, i4i -to tw presiwmed,
eutitled bi vote" in ISofi.was about 5 .100,0.10,
and yet the votes cast at a Presidential e ec
tion seldom exceeded 8,00(1,000, leaving two
millions ol inhabi aila who did not use
thuir franchise.. Uo a little fanner bar k
aud you will find, in 18'2, the vo ing popu.
lation in the State of New York w 00,000,
vet the votes returned did n it exceed 5110,
000. In Masaachu etts, wh.re there are
more people, comparatively, capable of
forming an opinion than in any o h-r State
III tbe Union, the white males over twenty
Q0 iture 300,000,. and. yet ihe ulu-iaJdL3,.
waa onlj 183,000, allowing that iwrly two
third of the adnlt population, for some"
cause or other, had stayed awaylrHui the
polla, i . . ., . , " ,t
Then ciune nearer home, and you w ill
find aimdar rcstilta, by reference to our
own c.Onnty election of more recent date. It
cauuot have been lorgotten that not mole
thao fifty per cent of our registered voters
caat their bal UttsV Jaat year, aud but li lite
more thao 30 per cent of the rrrtcrwit first
even In our recent elections this summer,
and eo wdth other counties i.i the 8 ate -Ami
doubtless tbe proportion isneaily as'
gr.-at in several other States, riomeol these
delinquents arc of course, kept away by
illnea, otliera by engageuiei.H abroad, but
the majority, we have no doubt, by their
own voluntary inditl rence and n 'gleet.
The effect ia, that the p dls are controlled
by Interested or interior peraoi , a lio get
thuoiselves, or their fdlowers inUi'jmpor
tent trusts, and ehape the , and tltc lad
ministration of tbe-iuus, to nmt ttirir own
debased purpoaes.
They increaaj the tixes, tiny ilicnse
lobe, thev pecuiat the public funda, they
tiegrarte the wtwiwrotet and charaefe of
olhee, and arrange elections so aetn secure
a kind of hereditary tenure for thVstiisidvea
and their frienda. But suddenly, by tiiiiie
tremendous malfeasance, the coiMiiunity ia
aroused, and it look with nuwne surpriae
upon tbe enormity, to which abuaus have
Wa carried. Why, bowevaf, ahnnhtHbt
turprLedl Waa anything else be4 x'
pectitt If the bt'-l lilt u of society, well
informed and upright, were widi Ir iwn from
participation m public, affairs, leaving
them to eoy and all eoris of ebq jes, or lo
proteaaional jubiiera, jrho. manage primary
meetings and Convetitioris, have they any
une Ui blame bat theouelveit II tbe tier
gymaa and scholar , tf tbe hiwyrr and the
merchant, if tbe peaceable mechanic and the
loum ritioyvTr, rniiM
In nominating and choosing grHl repren-n-tatMrea
ci ilsrjp eaaaatst HKHBaatin. f ftafe the
ndy and the belloi-ttufiVr take advaotajje
at their frmi'Slttma.
x JSt tU tonsra. wmi m ( every einejiaan
oity It must be that t ho 'e who ;e mfereilcJ
in goo I govern meni sno wise lawstr vxcey-ei
ihosaTCU'resTia Ii L4J gjicrniii. ul ana uar-
eine lane. -I' .s i
schemers tnd-jobberi, who prefer to make
diahoaeet hv.Bg jr "plnnder," ratltcr thaa
honeat ee by work, sue always the few,
earn nand with tuereat, -
., t i m nrifvit'beeil anrl ilisuilfilia aoeTpte
faidWol. ta wtixsh lis raaun art in tV ma
lorijibat If the bQ1) ter 'irt abamton pul
itir altogether, tUe eojoea mrttiiaily W me
the majority. TbougAi few, M to cumber,
they are many ae t infliwoc. Thev
-wfetateyxr"5
- , J. '
; Ir in polities as apt li D 1 auioiiL! Itie more
ml lliijent anil wurthy claaaea, hut we mut
ipi ilify that admission to a eenaiu extent.
Tin y mar be intelligent, but tin V eer
tainly are not eoieeientious. No man, hn j
ciiinpreliends the nature of our dewioerntio !
hit
the
can bill to jwrcieu' that the sulhage is
very breath ol mir nostrils f and it he
;l ' -
1 r 'ht
of a democratic aoetetv
ihii while it gives a larirrr scone for tlui
i crti in of very g.md and benefltent force,
i' al-.' I'urnis'ies a w'ider ttehl for the display
I tt pow'VT. -itegtivemmcnt coifrtafnf ts
hi i leu in iii'ise o'w snnpie anil priuiarj
i unci :011s, winch look 10 the protection df
i od i v 1 bials and no turtlier, there is opened
i an ntnns-r unlimited arena tor the encoun
ter it the opposino elements ot humau tin
lure.
lies' motive and malignant passions are
uiilieisetl by the side of the more generous
ipiabties ; ignorance, and talsehood am!
. selllshui as lire pitted, iu mortal coinlHit,
! Hgaiust intelligence and virtue ; ami in the
cxMifeiuftlali'in of the varied sh-'ek'the
inin.i, hidi is not tirui set upon the base
it 101 indesir-iciitilc tuith inthe goodness
and ir ith ol ottett aveia amid the
iinpiilis i.t tear ami hope.
How imnicasuruhlv itiipurtant it is, then,
th.it eeiv wise, every upright man, in such
a aoeieiy, hhould wtdd every energy that is
u hun, 111 confronting and arresting the
't'.cis of viroiig, and iu establishing the
lijlht sgainst the possibility ot future as
s m!t '
b n matter of iitipot tam e t the individual
wlie'licr h i nt rests hiius If iu public utl'airs
or u t Con'rdlcd, a. those nations ate. by
luotiuii lis or digarchs, hisiii'lividual opin
iull tn which be can give Oo elf et ve ex
pri'ssii'ii. inav poss. ss but li tie weight
but in this country it 'Both rwise. Opi-doa
is cvendi here; l hi; opinion of the leaat
man has s.une force; taruuse everything ia
bere tliseussed in open pub ic assembly, and
n' udv evervthins decided by the free ballot,
Th re is no hereditary monarch; there art)
no lie cd tary classes, iiiluoa ed for the pur
pose, to whom we niity confide our practi cal
Kill esillulisli i p.
sclvi s We are our own govc n-ir'. We
iiniler ake lo iiiiiuage and pilot die ship of
St tte on our o .vn r aponsibdity, and we ca'l
mil avoid that under akin;, we canoot si ok
away iVuia that rCsponBibUity, witQiHit lu
cur inir the guilt- of a cr niinal non per
foitii inee of duty. The lather of a fain Iv,
who should a'luw hjs servnnta lj tat uj di
subst1nc, ft il sipiandrr the pa'rimony of
his i hildrm, -the man of business who
should never look into the conduct ot his
clerks until they had ruin d him by fraud or
extra vagajn e.would be universally re pro
bat' d in ci herNjk, v. ry find ah or a very
wicked iiun: anilNjet ftich a nia'i is not on-'
w hit more r. ckless or more ini no al th n
the i itiz n who enjoys the benignant right
ol aunmire and oiniis H us nunrnge ia
the rudder of the St a c, it is i he providence
--M is licit which (iu ides and animates the
eoiiiiii.uivveii h, (UhL fvt aicy .uian tu forngo
it, Is not only lo cmnuiu pobu al sillcldo
tor hiuncll. but lo, pi'ovn recreant to lilt
highest and uiilile.l obligations tu his I'd
low-man.- " : ' "
"How frwiiiwtly bve- we heard, In'tate"
years, o the degeneracy of our politics I
"""flie tone and vigor of public seiitiliruit,"
It is said, "has fallen - the imp'lliug mn
tives of great parties an; no longer princi
ples butspoils pur 1'riaidtnU are n" more
Washington and Ma disons, our 8enaura
are ilomagogiies, who, for a pet y, personal
triiiinph, can betray an Kiupire to servitude,
and our repre.eotal u es, who find large COB
ituencies to applaud their doinga, and
larger tactions In loiter litem from the due
pen ilties of public pjaticeand public scorn,
UTCIiii !LluLbUU.r. . -
1ook at the bnnateof the Lo ted Biadea,
It K x)y hwti, wi i t palmy (lay, W aa one ot
the most dignilleil and respectable of legia
latnr a s pitrfies, now eviuoing a teoatulj
and on 101111.8 of1 puny spirit, wlmlly un
win t by d it: declaring, through its speak
ers, ttiat laws are airocuius, Iniaiiious, un
conatitutional and disgracclul,. and yet
refusing, on the siiablib at technical grounds,
or in base Siilxervieney lo a party behest, to
WfWllWn'sjlA-yM ..Vvwwsra
Admitting this, we repeat tbe qiiesti in,
who ia to blame I Our position ia, that they
are to blame who may, and will not, prevent
it.
The community, ttss'f, which refuses to
exercise and to enforce its discrimination in"
the choice of public otlieers, aud in tbe
d.jleiminaiiou of public policy, cannot
aacrilat such condition of tilings to any
stronger cause than iUowa previous politi
cal indifference.
White men, capable Of forming intelli-
-grtjt l)pntrrn,-'Ifltt tHpatrM 6T tiiflueHcTBf
the general mimi, allow their heorption ia
buaiueaa, their indolence, or their disregard
of the "ital coaffenee ofjajticajjiciiap,
Ul -ep ineru irom isfrutinc opinions, aia'l
from expressing those opinion, by the ef
fective agency ot the ballot-box, they muat
expect to 4ee bubttc atatirrnf ocenpied by mo
deiiennrafe clasa of statesmen, bv peiama,
evun, whore not entrtleit ta flie name of
sts tesmen at all, hat are the tnerett achctnera
and !lbeeking traders in politics, :"''""'
Wliat Is'not sowh cannot; be wp,4, and
they, who aliirolier.'lnatead of sowing, will
fi id. as the Bible beautifully lllun.rabs tbe
truth, that the enemy, meanwhile, ha filled
the ground with tare. ,
L The function! of government, oa which
eo Biuch. of tbe physical and moral welfare
uf society dVpewla, miuOl be eierelaed by
onretwrJy f thev do not execute thetnaetref ;
they are applied either by upright of vicious
men ; and it remains fcitt) Vlw peo)ijToTIg:
terrfiine to which of theae they shall be
WOBiWd.m t " " 1 1 "
AS OLD DEMOCRAT.
Alamaru if'tf., Brftt. lutitj.
r j ft-t'VirrssFa-eawisaaw'M.ij Timnij ,
s The black wretch who committed am
stabl while lady, living Bear "aul'tiry.
Coaa , ha beia rupiurtd, identified - ul
lodged in jaif. Hie name t Ouyun, ianiu
teen Jors old, tod bai s lyoni Newbern,
PMXaVt,vHH N Intiue. We have
aeen Inters, from both them SuUiSj racy.-
J la this city by tne lat tun.lt, tiam tvbabl
well-informed, and earn ul sources, whi b
j lb b''ghtfit-d-iirw encouraging. We
ahatl raTy-toth tbeee rMteo fo ttetoherby
i majiril tea nt 1 "'rely,' thsnJwjj
' !&strfMs- $ .2J,r (i4, Jri,tAl
TEX RIOt IN OEORQI
JNTJEKWMti'$ti?tfMNYdj
HON. R II. II ILL
The Hon. B H. Hill, of Owirsia, who i
now iu New York, has ad.lre i d the lol
lowing letter to tne innuite ot that cny, j -i
and which la published in that lnurnal ef
a late date. It dearrves a car( tl pcrusil I
every honeat and reflinijing reader :
7"i lav ICJilor t&.ti Tribune - Sir
have read all you have said in the Trihm.r
on the subject of the collision at Camilla, in
make a statement which wrjl present this
whole aflair ill its true light to you aud the
Nortltcrn )eople.
Early In Ihe canvaks (he yiyjta of' that,
fltafe f htfte batb(i: el'-w hrrrti arc rt e li 1 1 icral s 1
received jjwittiv ihfn motion that the iu
groes were being eiicoiuaged to arm tin in
selves and bold nightly drills iu military
style. They were lob I that the object el
the democratic party was to re-eiislne
them, and that they must resist its stiiciss
by force, and especially all negroca who
should vote the democratic ticket. Very
soon this canard, which originated in the
Leaguea, was openly proclaimed. White
and colon d speakers at public meetings a I-
Lvisid the negroen to. get readj to fight, and
were reminded tliat tliey could use tne
torches f ir dwellings as well as the guns
and axm against people. A painful inner
obtained currency that the acting ti ivnnor
I Hull ick) was ill sympathy w ith, if nut
actually aiding, this movement. 1 do not
know that this was actually ao.
This state of things ' naturally rreaTd
alarm. Several outbreaks were attempted,
ami several Conspiracies to kill white pen
pie Were detected, and the negroes, when
arrested in ditfurent portions ot the State,
-MMitiMsja .tosAnaThowy.iad-faiB
i If ot. We also most satisfactorily, obtained
information that tlie object ol the It
whites who incited the negroea lo the r
crimes was two fold. Kirt To place the
negroes, by discipline and excitement, be
yond the influences which might induce
them lo vole with the democrat-, or u t to
vote at all. Second To provoke collision
i ipressly to influence the Northern people
with ctiargeaol "reliel outragea " Now the
interests and the policy of the whites was
just tbe reverse. In tbe first place, it was
democratic property, and democratic fami
lies, which would be endangered if riots
occurred. In Ihe next placcjdf the n 'groes
became demoraliWTiTthfe TiijtHico iiiili
try-4Wg.iittHi1Bj.d.4'ri;quBut a
democrats own the crops, and tbe r impov
erished condition made them anxious tn
gather aa mush as possible for the anti. inn
fed blgti iirkci. BuI'lasUr .'we. tnew 'that
the result ot the Presidential election de
pended chiefly on the vote of the Northern
Stalaa,' and we Wereereerdtngfratixioos to
avoil every possible occurrence which could
excite the passions of the Norihem people.
Our property, our safety, our families, our
maturing crops, and our partv .t,icv all
combined to make us anxious unusually
anxious to kkkr tu pit ack. How could
we effuotually keep the pevI None but
I hose who felt the responsibility will ever
know tbe difficulties with which our aitutu
ation Invested this question. But we'ri
o'ved by common concert and counsel
First : To bear every insult, and every
outrage, possible, and nevefto resist dr're-
sort to lorce in auy form, except when ac
lually necessary to protect property, person
or (amilv.
" Becond : To at'ip, by'tfie eonHtituted
State intboritiei, all these nightly drilling",
secret military organisations, and armivV
assemblages, of every character, aa calcula
ted to break the peace.
We had no confidence that the Oovemnr
would voluntarily aid us. T.lierefulre, letters
were addressed to the Legislature urging
the Governor to issue hta proclamation lor
bidding thee armed demonstrations. The
Governor issued bis proclamation, but in a
style and with false charges which greatly
confirmed the worst fears of the whites is
to Tits sympathy with these1 movemcu is.
" KM we had Th prortamation, an I we
hoped that all tlueaAnued danger . would
disappear. Ha-m, there: waa not ti liglit'
est desire, aa you seem to think, of niter'er
mic Uh-JW! eiHiLUuUoia!, iflbA-4WtM,vk.
and white , "to keep a id .bear arms," or to
hare republican meetings as many mid us
long aa they desire. We only desire to pre.
vent mditary drills, and org mir, itions hot
autboiized by law, and armed aveenihUgcs
calculated to-break tbe peace; anif these w
oilonMribywAt, ,JwxjMWXt3g$.
ecu led by the civil, ovkii kk. i u" now
have tbe exact leaaou why tbe sheiitf met
the approaching armed piocesaior). a id alter
exhibiting tbe Governor's proclamation told
tlie leaders tbey could hold tbe tlieetlng
nrably, hat benged'them not lo altenipl
i violation Of that proclamation.
'Camilla la a very email village ot not ex
eeeding, I would aay, 800 Ti ha itenta
black aud white meu, women and cd!
(iren.
A largeaasemblage of hegroea gafhercd
from surrounding couniiea, Ted" by tTitM
white mefl, and all armed, and to be excited
by infl tmmalory peechea.and many of them
by akW csiis , iLaV tlis i) iTb ; rwrttrwr
ami house ot that little village in danger
of pillage, rape and burning, with the, alter
native, ii prvvenieuyoi leariui "retHil out
gm," tu k iwrdsje artl prevent bw
tiweeo,, eraiierea an over rue .norm just s
the Slate election was approaching, which,
it waa believed, wojld. Jfrmliai tbe 1'aaL
dential election 1
. I know ImUi t'ierea end Morby, th two
white men wha eonduoted the whole aJfalr.
Tbey are of tbe mint ruphatlf (pecimem
of what are termed carpet-baggers, tlefore
the Maaage of the recooatruoiiua meaaurv.
Miere waa BO eooiplaint beard against tbem.
1 These meaeurve dielranchieed every litUlli-
gen white ctttX'-n w beia rmoe ta that
countijf. Pierce ii-ttled aa B.caa agent
ia Lee oonniyj and Murphy Jn I"nghrty
eainnty, Bilj.4nui the count J i'i w hicb" ('a? '
miila la aitualed aud Ut dottuta,t
tt and Dougfioriy there ere fire negroe
to sue w die. I have bo idea that one d it n
white republicana could be I mud in the
tbrtittUUlifc rJ.
Than, yr still the lw;.ua$,.
tJUaA tu. lUrca and Murphy to g. t otne-a
by the , large : negro votea. Aordliigy
since' tbe pauage ot the recoostruciion uX ss
area these mus, have, been mrlti with Nif
riegroet. " fierce was for liiu i candidaia
lor Cuiigrea at the last eltciloa. lie has
boh ratx-ived th Bomisalioa fur that posi
tin Irom aOmventlon ol ocgroee. MurpLy
waa ebwied aiyotiff Vy lb Begtoee M,ybe
last eloctioii, but waa unabk tu give the
bond. He i now, I belli ve. on the vltf tu.
tal ticket We have barrowiy eacajwd
several bloody noti in that ngioq before,
inir jHmtl bxa) ipttiii.iii,sff
al'y ti IwtUr, Incited ytbeto. ; Tbey uo
j both ins i is, ,t y i others, when j
4 ,? .ja'i'.'.W- h V-Jil.iiSil.w-.j, Ismu sasmB f-v
I ? H""v wtM-n w e sought to j
" ' ii priTot trrpiTTort. ... , ,.
I. ut l:i s die ,,f (bat pr .ciuma.ion and all
be teinoii.tlani'iS ol llilr lusmts in.li it
a suti.ni women and chibln n liiii
e l in holding iirmed ssss oi blaue-ne-
gi'oe-, si-,1 ilu. Camilla riot lathe uuliiitu
na'e lesM't.
Th'e i 'a-' i'Ih riot, pr perly understood,
will i xhibit to ihe Northern wople, more
i lemlv than a thousand siieecln s coutd, ihe
fjv,l n ason wnv the SiulAtiH vkiU-t are at
firesxaivll fia-e-BllTMe eafaaad MieeraaJL. 'i
discrimin ite auHrage to the' n gr u a It ta
iKH siHe tin y can be laken poscsloii of bv
a v, ry t fin. I white iiieu seeking office at
ib4(. Uu.U,-sl.n!Mt- tiHtorH- t 'H"eir,
un. I d. si..v, .1 san t i Lu piopi r, v and s
cur.ty tio; laiii lu-s Mtttiv of the moTP in,
it'lliumt in. deis and ai d repudiate ibeao
ii,tlu,.iuc, bm :be greater tiumber do
n .t.
In th w very eon itiei ot I,ce and Dough
erty, iu w hich I'i rce and Murphy reside,
do persotivly know (for I plant in both I
Ihoai' e.iiii.tie.i ti(,,t in iKiin -after the snr.
reiidei. iiun k jou lauds were selling (rom
$ H to tin per acre. Immediately alter the
passage uf th ,(. reconstruction measure
these uirv binds commenced declining, and
I do know thui si. me of them have recently
beiii sold i with cottoa as high as it waa in
lSlilll lToNltllolll.Alll-li.il AOHK IH ll,D I
Ti have our land Ilea and our lives thus
constantly menaced and our property lie
pric iivtcd, is e. rtaiu'y a tearful and. sail con
dition. I., ,.verv in in in the North place
himself, his faiiiiTy aTdJ hrBpriiJJerTjT "tlf thtr
c mditi, m in his native coimli), and then,
when he mukes the iii wl cecahl efforti
pos ible, in a bin ful w ay, to avert these
dangers, let him limy himself deilolicsd as
ret4iH..tt,,, ,j'teaj,tt," mmI
guil'y ol ' rebel outri;es," mid he will have
soiii. ub a . .! the i xiict condition of the
Southern whites, many of whom di a,ll in
their power, bkt' the vvriler, to prevpiit a
ce sio.i. and wlio have never seen the day
when they would not give their lives to
preserve the Constitution.
' t)ur people be ir these evils. Ia there any
other piophi on em Hi who would
bear them s i patiently I Why do Ibey
beat tin in f II rau-e they lookjhopcfully
to Ihe NiMtlietii pciip'e fo reaciiu tlieui,
They hive every man North who ia will
ing lo rescue them. They wen!, above all
lhing.ri'e' 'Hit'y w ill make any other aactio
fleet aei nils' to any other demand the North
l" "
aav,itu.t 0ev lauittoL 1
and Ibey will not Coiiaeiil.by UieTf vSiTjtc'TW4'
ilisiionor tlicmselvea by diatranch'aing their
wiaeet ami best men, and aiiree to a scheme I
1 .i.;..k ....... .-t i. C t: - r:t - r
which mini phi their wlve'i and tluir
children an T tli irlitfie remnant ot proper
ty under the doiuiiittt'oii o! ignoraiil, aeini
bnrbaiuu iuri, iil and ted oft by
lew bd while men, who have no desire but
to get otlice at the hands of these negroes.
Why a toiild ibey, for peace, consent to that
which must destiny all peace 1 Yours, very
'tol?. I 11. II. HILL.
Nnw VoltK, Sept. 4, IWlW.
TUK I'MCSIDKNTIAt, RATTLE -TIIK
DUTY OF KYKRY IfKStVHAT AND
CONSMIVA TfY IC. V
We have not esteii,incd an hour when
wo were ' diJntTlil T.r sucFi-as aliice the
nomination of our candidate. There
were quite a number who. iiuinedi ttdr
alter tne iiiitiiiiiatiot.a, lluiuln.J.liey.jjaiai 1
nof (he beat that could have been, made.
Btrt r. ftectton aoon convinced Uiose gentle
men ol tlidr eitoi, and Ihey finally aiK
milted that the ticket was a strong one
and, would enmtftiHl auwei. Indeed,
sixdi waa Km feHiiig of conlldenee that
succeeded, that even the Kailicala wore
long facea, and tiliiiosi gave up in despair.
That a change Irom thia condition ol
things baa taken place cannot lie denied,
'i he enemy have rallied, and now sway
geringly feign a confidence in the ejection
of Gram and Ci.IIjx tliat may well impo.e
upon the coiiftdiug aa sincere. We may
wWi -w-ttmV vtiar-1(11 xwHIfpeTlfig" aVhcI
iMiBsfing have iiiip'Hk'd Uton a number of
our trmcte Why w all (.hia I What liae
bfip-m-d t tntir the tr-vepett of .etthrV
p irty up to three weeks ago What, reason
tteiry WfVH rfftffWrtf fhHf W .?
are any let-a deieiiniiie.l now upon a changu
in ii'ir utters in the cuuiiiiij eleotlona tlian.
tliey were joat sf'tar rte nmiiirmtinn of
ft. yinour and lllair Where ia tbe defcc
lion in the is,i,k ol ouK i;rsni orgamra
li'.n I Wha' man of ii Kience has goue
yweWttMfe.'imafW
want oi tiiitb in our aucceas ? lo elect loos
certainly hsve occurred that should dia
Courage our fiietida or imparl confidence
in our enemies I we cdntly eanvaea
the elections ot 'i ruiont and Maine there
ia really everytlilug to a'lufsilate our cour
age, 'fhe same ratio of gutna in the
Mates to Vote In tK-rota-r ill euri ly give
us every one of tin in by large majoiltica.
Kor tbe life of us we can see nothing that
should Cianga Ihe oniubm etitertainod
iluaejst!ka.sawur It, moerwt
in j
now rntciing the sok-mu hours that
preceiiJhi h.illli ! For, Ihe ankrf of the
oeu-i.ius niii go iu at-iua in earoeat. We !
aumm n eve'y man far b true to himself and
do hia whole duty. Let the trump-1 fall
mto action ev ry fo dier of the Unioel 1-t
Vbschte of everyVtwinct c to Wil k, nd
fmat tltis time rm ditcTThetii' elVea o rona
ing the s iiggar.ls.et Hiiitatmg the wavering,
and Hw.ari;tng the tlmtd - aud . Vicloty ta
iH'rtotn ! IbMus uo, tt.ee, (iirnt tf. .lb
Jfittlititfftitii.il t rV i word ail abiog the
bn that ev, ry sat meet' beet at bla poet
till after elesiu. lay 1 Throw off bthry
where It a ay exist- Take eoaratrel Vio
torr la sure it you wi I only wo. k ftir-H. hi
earoeat. -'roketr traiUire in thia riaie,
arid tWbl be turned out of camp. Let aa
alt make amdhi t gt md effort, ud .E gbtrir
itia triumph awatla i We apeak what e
from the higiimtt n.n t h i aula and Intelli
gewtt aere fsnwvult nieta of tbe country
b nuoffl. tal -ui if natme ajiaun's us
that i can wm H we will. Then let no all
mi wucbo wwi tl we Will. Ilienlet ua all
define Wd,r.rwhU, duty ,d -tiod -
Ifwlin t the yy,t ry H.. A,. Miprm
ly onriWstood ibaf A. B. ?KM,-Jj!f)
(n crrpet bag S;atur from Florida, bar.
log drawn his fle thousand dollars aalarr.
a-d rftiteegefer seven hourtwrvn-w aa f. T
led rutea nrnatov, ne gone to Iowa, to
eaurae the I'realduucy ol an Agricultural
College.
m.on g a Kkeictj from tt'ie fey Vork
Wow o alxiut th.E rarpt-t-begijere. it give
the prnrt of all ,f tl,emi a mx M
they ar U afforda a g.et aiif icioo to
-Ihhsw H.t-ei'-rr UCt uiutUi if CuaV
6 c" "
r lUvroffOitm, Spt Sfl, iMttt.
ifrttrt rVT eT-ffrVx? ffitfif -rtftng Iny
last, we have had very exciting tunes hrM
w ith political meeting, ol w hich we "have
had some fine oma. Tne Ilulicala have
made atn ng eff trtaUi get np meeting, but,
having no wgrora fo swe.U tiie cruwd,4by
have all turned out eoatplrte ilMrev The
lying Kadical alieet, which pnbliaheti ia
tins city, always rndtHY.ui lo have anrue
m use. fr the failuree, but tbey won't li.,
all tbe lime. , ,
a i ) 'ljtwfdm.iirh( m iilf aNNtiia)f M
waa adverlwd, and at the aama titue a
Itcmocrattr meeting. The Hadiel did
ha.v- Uhw'smi -sf- xieeaaiHi-lltettk w
ouly a dvtn present, and the speaker tk
cused bin . If on Ihe pleacf being .unwed
(fucb a ni ill gathering was eoongU to
make auy oneaick.) ThelUtlical ppef,.t!i
Monday, said, "on account of lb imtlfmeo- "
cy ot tbe weather, tbe meeting waa aroaii ,"
but tlie Democrala bad mretliig no lb
same night, and in tbe same weather, and
out ol doom, too, (while the Hade bad a '
laige hall,) and aa able apeekrv iliac tua.U
the iasuft of iha day to at nftiaM W
3,000 (HTMins ! xi -
No, it was not the weather, but tbe eplrit
of the Bteaple, ; Te.y are lieed ef . tha tiiB, ..
aud blackguardism with which the Medical
meetings almand; they deaidl a change,
thev aajy fey tttvst have a I'hange, and they
if have a change. Thoy have been .m.
ed long enough, and bow they are tired of
a hue and "corrupt government." They .
iVdynioi once jnore, aed they
wa tt'wliiteirtcn, nt nrgrrteCfooverint--while
tbe Kadical want tbe regroca to
rule and control the South, and the "mitral -Ity
party" Unite th Korth, ii that they
can trl all they want. But that time u
The whole N'orf'H U"i'ouw.f 'Vfiou'a'n'.ls
are leaving the sinking Vfaaet and arerrowd
ing on hoard ihgwHlihiplDemrrracy,',tnit
it is liketbfl oldahip you aometiuies hear
sung ol :"Sh baa laudjd many tbnuaanda
anil can land aa many Biore," Nearly evety
Democratic paper yon pick np, yoii see, un
rter the heading of "etill they come," m. .
ticeof lime prominent Republican who has
boned heart rftnl soul under the Democrat
ic banner, with fleymour and ltlaii in
serilted. But bow often do you bear of a
Democrat Joiiil ifr the Itadlcalaf I tell yon
they am "lew and far be' iv iten." And lw
sidca those of prominence, thniiaanda of leaa
note, but who, nevertbelesa. ran Vote, are
.leaytttg ib ,vr! ten mrtV and j'tining th
x retmw-rasivjpymai-ye
enuai taxation, ijevmonr and lllair " and
l... -.!...,. 1, .1 . t .
tbe wl)pfe f leniiic.r'al'ifi lid at,
m.. . n
There are ulentv of sroad orators now nil,
leg our State with their rouaiiig, cheering
sjtt eclie, and tbey are -doing mitcfe gtvttt,
We have weh hiea aiJ'intoB, )ugb ,
Tliurmah, Vsllaodtgham, and t her too
uumeruua to mention, on the atiimp, for
Biiymour utid Blair, ; Senator D wllttlo
made a 6m speech her on laat Friday. We "
bad UemeudtHtt meeting, Over 10,000
peraotia atleaded, and the fuiraex, of which
our city can boast ni many, gravd the oc
casion wnb their attendance. U mad a
il.ie.lmpn stive speech, amid Irmuenae ap-plsHae.-
Hon. Senator Thomisti, and olhera,
will a idrcas the cititena, on Bext Saturday,
aud Hon. Geoige II, 1'ynilletftn will apeak
Tin tbe With, Weexntct to hare kli.!iou
timet. ' ' -:-,
The Radical par y I .'retorting to every
nifavq d'.av.',a imagiiiable li-
turn. fM then am i iU ,t. .. JAa ,
im'il tl uniJ i hSjitopk ml, in (hit emintru..
Every one ia aroused and thrv intend l
exert their utmost, and tins i-'f you) tv
llateu fur a ginriuua rwpori ir.,H.. (nih, ettet -
you will ot listen ia vitia, for (he a,d. of
next November will show lira Ohio bis,
'iltlt'l'Tttelivy'S'aiiflfy of her Iree" le.Tpfr'a "
votes for tbe laion, "ti cymottr .itmL tt.eii. . '
There are greej many walking men hre
who will vote, hut will lull J. t their left
band know what'their right haiwr dnea, f..r
tbey are working for Jlmtuiel, and if iknt
1i'1Wirnr'-piiftyi they Would Asrbar;,
them aa they bav tloue before ; lint thev
itV K-tt Ienioc,raiic,ootwi!han.tiiig. ; Ii
k all listbt lov a unas het rr rtmehvrtr ,
anofllei' llr vtt(t.jf lh ft-iiwrnU" txle'
tnanrtown 8oinb dlvchtrge a negro for
votlug tie "carpet bag'.' tu kei t A niu
bent baa a right ! d atsharge wh.tm be
ph-iset. and fir ai.J caua.', ami t iWiie-ve the .-
people of the Homi, have, loo,-your traitor"
Hidden in the contrary, noiwithsiandiag. v
- -Uliatji for this, umu, . Uopiag t,...,.
Ucmocracy generally. ,
Yt.- Trtilv, ' I
i, fnr Ihu Metil met,
o.y cAn.innrs yotAVKit:
A meeting was held at "Coddle1 Ciek."
la Ibie C'Hintv, on Sattl'dif last, tlm 1'ti'b,
Inst. Home three bumlntd white tiled Hint
fitur hltodrid eegroea Were ssi'iiiUid-bot.
One white se.lt le-iag ite- tbv g.'iifi(id', l''dia. L ' '
vyiinain Jiuiiii a ma le bit
aoitearancc.
eofding lo appt.lntiiieiit. and debvenil l.iut.
rep iew ui mm ami i
rep iei uinim ami wore fiitai'otnpleU'lv (,
W, M. ltobins. of Huliabitre. fallowed' nav.
ing special re(ls to Hon. Nat. Iiiydca 1
and giving him a skinning. Wr. M ivda,
hoaieeer, was not 'prcern'. 11 , '
"Bstymoiir and It air and P. R. Wififlt-r ur. '
get every while vole pvj a'iexecpt ti.
Hoyden ia as 3 if as a tl'iT.ider, iu Cabsirua.
. V The Kadic.aU wijl have t. sertjl (jli(, n .
strong 4un thaa 3f. Wl'lum, lUli
Wynne, Colemaatend Foftti Taylotrf, if tlir-y" -expect
tt Sjsi vBythinj ta -thie eciintv.u. V
0r white men are all right,,. . m, ,
. ('ABvfinra Co., Hi.t i'i, e .
-J, .U. J,
s v. , . i tut the Koiitineti-.
.. SeymoM m4 Elir ia Oransj. "
Tbeia ,ae a averting of the 8 -j mouraivd
fibrrt ttf hr held at l)urhim, on Jtaimdav, "''
lb b, out. - 1 h mces tnst .bts,s,'rf -v''
by liw Uon. William 11, Haul-, and Mcmi.
Dirmiwjv. Argo, i.titsowsnrt J'oil.
rui L. i . , ...j . .
The aMtembbur , . . I . l .r
rfTX tTnl
ma.ked .ttion to the able ad wZ, .m
i Old. Orange ia all tight, and with n-wh
mea at Battle, a Or.ham, a Nask and a
Tamer, aafeatb-ra, the Did North State X'"
giverVynor and Blair a bvge .,rhf
ia November next. She will throw nlf the
grievona yoke ot Radicalism carpet bagiway
viLuf yj ol or
her ptw-p, n.y aud bappineat, U,
At CltTtnoftt, Indiant, -n Friday nig!it
tlu Hadicala attjukl a I-'cmrxjAt
tW(ta prummiinsi ftennnf tx rwTX ItjT.r'a
Uiaotand Colfax Clulx We, are hapi'f tJ
fdd that the Radical! were beatrq bad'V, '
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