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m 1$ . ,x w nwr -s. rSMKT A 1H RALEIGH' N. C, SATURDAY OCTOHEH 1HV) - - NO. 24 fSS '' The fine leant of eon el inu.es i Jir. 1 . li ter Stedtnan, u ud lor draw intf each. 0( course wc could not ge-t le di e sion of the Juilg-s, and are not disposed to tore tal their judgtu.nt bj; atiy opinion ul our OWD. At 3 o'cbark the pacing ma'c'i was. ah -nounc. d, b at throe in five, mil - Inat, t"J.) jitrm urn, ffi entrance. H. B. Uunt entered buy marc. Wynne & Co. entered IiIhcW bore. Tin; latter u Ji tanci d anil withdraw!! on tin- first heat. Tiie inaic n(,detbe fir-t round in 1 .JO, corning in on the iccond round at leisure. A very interesting laticy match then caine iff between a buy mate belonging to Mr. J. H. Hryau and a buy bor-e bclonghig to Mr. .1. rngg", best two in thice, mi!e heata, which was won by Mr lirym in two stuight heata, though liia competitor he'd him quite uneasy tor it, time, 3.IH lilt. Mr. P. It. Davie's sorted colt, Tinion, and jjr Utavca' bay 0 .It, Nick, Two year olds, were trof-jd round the track for ex hibition aiid"cliliteil much admirutlon. Everything cooneoiiJ with the Fair lamed i IT agreeably, although tbu weather waa inauspicious, and the vast crowd ol ersons seemed tp enjoy themselves hugely -, To-day aTll o'clock i the palctng ne i haruets ; at 1 o'clock, running race, hall htat and repeat ;.at8 o'clock trotting 'arncss. beat three io five. -' ly . after the last mentioned, running iacc, one mile and 'cr. -ee to all, harness or v, $10 t iirri.iii e, anticipa- Atted at C!iar!ot'e, Sue black dm r ca-iaintt r.'n.sati- .inn, l.irgo quantity of -ic aiik OTTf 'CAII'l! !i I J K A. It. " c m, nj f i mbroidery by -1 au.l M ilic iNixoii. Work brty Irlini AinatcrtUm, ex -Mr, ti v m. t:i-i)ieil if biack , Ik 1, V K. Koh r of l-'rankiin. I the nt atent and In sit j'r'ivi!tioo- we cvtr notiied, eiliihited by 'p. ol Haleirthr. Weluard,n uld rienoed cairtage aud bu-gy umker :V r taw (hem ijiiHH-ied. Turbine Water Wheel, lor ccuo wuier nwer, n jmufucturi:d itnr' - Hunt, HaltiHiore ub, ol -lainimton, (iiu!fid niirn U aouic finely tiuisrtmi Hill a. stcr, of Wake, exhibiia Ins irge id gonae" type netting machine, . . .sNlie general wmiiler ol visitors. e sImiH notice other articles ai we can ..ihkc room. , if nomy ot tiio loregning, as Weil as many other artiel in the various deiiinnii nt8, e ahull make more extensive notices liercai er. We have not jet bad the lime to "inter view" the live atotkund I'ihI deparluo nU. We shall give thee nne attention to day and to morrow. We nek exhibitors, m tn;if iCturers and iovmtors to furnish us with information in ree.ird to the vnrbiu! inventions and nianu tViure in h eh they are iueres!ed, that wc (liny u-i it .iis in ciiaion inul the advance men t ol lie- ni.it' a in'i rest i f the Slate may r iHii. MRm ISO K THK Aoiill I I I I. I1AI, ill. IK 'ivI.akt Nioiir. - This Society met in Corn uionn II dl 'fn night. An ' E-.iyf by I'r Tbos. 1) II gf, on ch( aj tranpii rla'i 'ii oil H;iilhut 's was read by the I'rcaiih n w hich ilici'ed aome ro ma' ka lioiu Hev. ,1. Iliinlnn Sn.i:h and a very intcrea'ing sienh Irom Adiiitral Wilkes. Ad Eisay was also r ad by Mr. .1 un a A. I.ebCli of Thwiiiai.h: on the tnanuhicttiie ot bIioch, and the c 'inparative coat aud value, as contracted wuh thc ol North era manufacture. On motion ot Dr. UiUaoni, Misi;a J. K. Pudga and Wru, tauudera, m mbvr fcf tlic Agriculturat Bureau at Waaliiogtou, were ii.vited to take scats in the body a honora ry mc nita nt. Hon. I). CI. Fowlc. 'ftered th- tolh wing: Ilthed, That a Cotmnittee ol tluee be appointed to examine the type letting ma cliine exhibited by K i. Fnater, of W.ike, and report to the Kxecutive ( oinmittee, Whether the name is w.iitiiy ol sp"i i;d no tice. The J'rei-ideiit upp iinled on this Com rni tee, Gov. Hoblen, .l ihn C. (lormmi and Mr. (Ir.idy, of Wilmintoji. o. S Daocy, Kpij., ol E Igeomnbe, then eay on the eultuation ol cotton ty. licite.l ijiiirii' Irom a num and a veiy iuatrtictive and Irom H. II. Smith K , if Duplin, Oen. Co "Maion. anklin, addressed tauce of giving ' e to the cultiva- i-ig of beea and Mr. Jdm (. seined the So utl ry raising, nry: ..ijourned to 7j ..mg. i'ou Toik. Homas Cat no lle AnierVan Knropcan Kx Juat trottfirfl the t'intor of unh'of the anivuV in New e 8'camer Per. ire trom Havre, i con signed to Austin Baldwin tdway, New Yor.k. Theaecaa.a e bouuiilul itisliument ordi red t. Father McNamara from the ea it ot a great manufacturer ol Par ' - . Iluljet of the Kxclauge Hocl, e Organist of St. John'a Church, ll acrptainted with the power acsit'f lhec Oigana, aiyi that mnt will create a deep feusation wutiity. of Kan'KCT. Salutes ' were amp of the Federal troopa in - " fl t4i iay,e'(er.ljr, iaS to the mcdv ry o( e-Prea-'.ed at bin h..mr, in New -Trwrr ww - i T (Wednea B'l titber - VL ;Th!i trtneloof .itry on the i. ui all rarie Tihit. Erana of ' ie, hsrirg b;icei .torn Jease Holme, toad a UteVitj, )torlay. W .leure.offe;ein, Lere, Drk, Btteill mwicaB,8torM ol the A -I I'k.uin of the Reetster, ChaiiiL muwtng,- 4 : lb htr wtr oW at ti e hottr ol -going to pfet?," lt hSiw THK QOVKKyoit AM) HILL JICKKY OX rilh FA I It GUOUMK Hi nry H. PuttertOD in a iearrahte riiiaen of Orange, living near Chapel Hill. On Wednesday, with his brother in-law, Mr. Kendall llojtan, he entered- the Fair Oriud ; Bill llusk.y. the (1 ivernoi's e-in nviaioneil detictive, eiine up to Mr. Pat e son cura.ng the Mu K ux and all who sympa thised wiih them, lie was evidently curs ing at Mr. Putletfon. Mr. P. pretended not th hear bun. He did n.it spei.k t Hiiskey. Mr. Hogau is a delicate man, lu fait, baa been mi iuvaltd all hir lite. Huakcy walk ed up and put his ringer iu hi' tace and Slid, ' you d -d ra-c.il, y'..u kepi me out if my seat,' up'tu this Mr. Pat ersou slipped lie tweeii hi, invalid brut In r in-law .and the I), lective, ut the same time draw-ing a pack et ki.ile. H'.akey d aisled. Mr P. made no i tlort to ti-e bis knfle. he was only ou thc lefelihive, . let r in Hied to keep the Gov ernor's friend ami Detective at a projHT dis tance. Hukey run in.tne.lia'ely to- hia "cussing beloved," the (i ivirnor, he fmnd him near the Mat d, shook h.m heartily by the li. nd ami inlormed him that Mr. Pat teison had drawn a knile U.ou l.im. Altur the incurrence the Debclive, Hu.-kev, hoi Mr. P.' anesb d,4ri uotit Inline the Mayor and bound mer o'Cotirt. So wonder ao lew g, ii lemell Woul-I siiuke han.la, on Ihe Fair tlroun l, with the (invrrior. It' such a slight adiirts.t c.ui.p' nsition, the Gover nor was c.iinpeii-aie.l by toe heirty sl ake which Huskey aio I ili. 'Lu.' bell.es" gtiv him. At a ijuai teily mieting al Or.ii ge Cliurch, this lleteciive drew a p st.il on Mr. A.l.li son Mvdiy as he came out ol the linuse of ) Mis Itrocknell, vvbii h ia near the Church d.or. Mr- lir ckAell w-nt betwieu t!ie : nun. I'a-ggiiig young Madry to run. No, i said Ma.lrv, "I atn tint aimed but I shall not j run." Hmkey lett lor lla eigh t ho next j day We niioli' add tlial lluskey waa j iu fictcd ..r hire ny iuOoing , but a know I id'col II utig'.t el. vate llu-key in Iheefi tnriaiion ol the Governor, and c.fte his pro i m "li -li on the l.;teciie stiiti. ano, tt.ere lore, we loibear, and siy with pious Pike, in his agony, "How l"rg! , I,nr.l, how long !" Kii ( ai ionai. Mkktimi. We ire glad to learn that .juite a inimlier of the Educa tors ol the Sinte, assembled at the I), uf and Dumb and the Blind Instituii. u, in this ci'y, on yesterday alternoon, pursuant fo previnu notice, for the purpose of nrganix ing a kluto Kducatioasl A-sociation. Aftar an interchanisT" ol views on the subject which called them together, the meeting adjourned to It o'clock this morning, at the sanv plane, and all D' rsons in the city who feel an interest in the cause ol educaiion, aie invited to attend. This is otic ot the most important sub jects that cii itigage the minds of our peo ple at this time, and we hope it will teceive that atteniion which its importance, de mands. Great results depend upon the co-opera'iuu ut 4ml.glteend trncbers in forming an organization togive direction and efficiency to the cfT-rts to educate our yi uth ; and we hope, th.rcfi re, that all who can do S'i.evtnal some acritiee ol con venience, will attend the ti.ectleg this morning. - - - - Ttie Wituiingtflri J.nirnat suyn tfiat dip the'i a is prv vailing to some extent among the children in thai city, and gives the lollowiltg receipt ol a sure letnedy: Take warm oak or hickory ashes, mix with salt btine from pork or beef, make a poultice ot same, sprinkle with can.p i u and apply to the throat externally. -Via a wash ol red oak bark, in which put a small quantity ol camphor, and gargle five or six tunes a day. Tim WiKd G.)os(5 Tvi'i Hktti'.U. Wc most KspcctTully call the attenti m ot Man agirs of our State Fair lo the iuven ion o(J Mr. F. G. Foster of this State, for setting type, and which ia now on exhibition in Mechanic's Uall at the Fuir GromicJs, We do this beciiuse there is no premium off r ed for inventions of this kind, and because we nally tldnk it deserves that eneoutage tuent which all who have seen it op erate, will say is tidily due so ingenious and successful a machine. A simple, cheap and efficient, type setter, has been si)foft)en attempted and rou ted in failure, that many printers contend it is an iniposability, and have called the rfTott to get up such an inventiork " a Wilcl Goose Chase," hence the name Mjotrtml i Jr. J-fjejJ ig Ma chine. We hope the Committee on Discre tionary Premiums will give tills matter at ttuB and falia proper and 'iuit nuticeof this intention. Sine tha above was- in type, wt tee WieXj Society has appointed a ap cat committee Jto wmineth Machine. ' '- ...SJ-'-:r. It U (air) that batr cnnil are msnufac-turt-d ol ojd boouja Paris, A wichanieal acii k1 ff women has biwn cjrened at Warsaw f r the oVjtct of uatn ing youcg worn, o of the lower clua iu all tne lighter kinds f baadiemft, , " FiclT DuOgfaaW 1i innofinced to tnfcresf mixed svidiencra this winter on the su'jeet ot Composite Katioualitj.' The Danville Tima If agitating tha suIm ject iA building a ltailroad from- Danville to Voyille N. CV It thinks it would mk agoodlredtr to the K chmoBd aud Danville Rd. , , The (Meatest Catholic... proccaslon - BunrfaT i'laraooa, the occasion btiog th translation ol to relic or rt neao irom ,t.-A"4, ..i.v1,fct.'- ; -? . i' L..iA L U - Wfty Woiiafciid people piioed in the pro- TIIS FA TIIVRSDA F. The rain made it ratber nnpleaant on the Fair Grounds yesterday, but the stten dance was, notaitbsisuding. much larger than on We.lues.laj, there Ixlng not fewer f llanKEIiouVanri Vrona within the enclo sur during the day. 4, idles ventured out p ie tlusaetened damage to skirts -u.. ineis, sjld we could not help think ing while looking at the dear ereatures braving thu mud, slop and lob lolly, that next wink's washing day will be a heavy affaiiIrT many families. ' Owing to the 0g4tBCBa Of the day, the Annual Address of Piol. Kerr, which was to have bren delivered at 11 o'clock, was postponed to the same hour to day. ' The trial of speed on the track w the priuctpal attraction, and although the track was ry heavy, some of the trotting, pacing and running was very good. The first trial was a pacing match, hall mile heats, la?st three in five. There were three entries, T.. F. Lee's chestnut horse, Diceiver, S. It. rfjlnt'f bay mare, Mary, and Wynne Jt CVs., black horse, Mike. The Mare took the purse in three straight beats, time, 1 21J 1 2J. 1 The next was a trotting match hall mile and repeat, best two in three. Dr. W. H Cape hear entered while horse Prince, G. W. Wjnne A Co., bay horse, Dick, and C. L. Moore, white mare, Molhe. The bay horse won the flist heat, time 1 8r ; Prince won second and third, time, l.OJ, 1 "J. Theti came the most exciting trial of the day. the trotting race to harni-ssmile heata, best three in five. Theie were three entries, T. Paxson ctitend bay horse, Twist, N. V. Dei. ton, brown horse, Brown Dick, and T. F. I..e, bay pony, Dick. All lead off finely, and i he i xcneuieiit aiose to a high d"gree. Twi-t took the ptize in thiee si raigK heats, but Brown Dick put In d h i ill close. Time 2 5-1 j, 2.514 8.2J. ' The i.ex', and last lor the ilHy, waa a ibiali betuet'ti I. StatotiV fine stallion, Gen. .loo. Morgnu, and (.'ol. Hayes' bay horse, whose name we did not learn, half mile and repeat, which was won easily by the G. n. M. rgan, ho is a three quarter Boston, and thought to he the fastest quarter horse in ftie South, if not in the L'nmn. The Committees were busy yesterday, examining and d. c.ckng on the merits of articles id their several departments, and preparing their report to lie read out to day. We had intend, d to give to-day a some what extended notice of the animals and fowls on exhibition, but the terribly damp aspect ol the weather and muddy condi tion of the ground deterred da from the un dertaking. The show of horse is very good, under the circumstances, so is that of hogs. The number and quality of cattle is noi so good as we have cen it in former dais, yet there are some very fine animals in this line. The show in eh.ep, also, ia rather meagre. There arc some beautiful fowls, the game predominating. The variety on exhibition is, however, rather limited. We append a few articles that had be fore escaped our attention, to the partial list heretofore given. And prominently among these, is a targe number of cheeses Irom the Elk Mountain Factory, Buncombe coucty. These cheeses are of various lines, ol beautiful color, and equal in all respects to the best Northern cheese that comes to our market. Visitors to day should be certain to see ami examine these sfiecimen of North Carolina enterprise. We noticed a numlxi ... e.'thcrn flowers pot, pipes. Ac, of North Carolina msnu r '"it did cot iscertain the narao of x' ' or. M.-. i.. Morris has on t xhihitioo a beauti ful waltjut bureau and a mahogany wash stand, made at "111 establishment in this city. Mr. W. B. Hutchings, of this oily, exhib it (wo superior saddle, of his own make. They cannot he surpassed anywhere.. One of the most simple, yet ingenious tnven'jons in the Fair, is a newly patented Rat-trap, by Re?. D. It. Bruton, oi Thomas ville. It lay in the shade everything else in the way of a rat trap ever Invented, not exot ptmg Pussy bersell. We noticed iu Floral Hall some Interest log paintings by the most celebrated mas ters, exhibited by Gen. D. M. Barringer. Among them we noticed a Magdalen, by Giordani, a B .cchanre by Sebastisno, a Christo, with cro Ac by Muriflo, a Vir. gin and Child, wifMowerSj by Rsulwns, Fish Pick .rel, by Turner, and others by gttXPP. 9 gaitolr r.lfeaitw W tthtldtari as works ol art merely, and not to compete for premiqma, and" attrac ed much ajtea- iiw. ;. ' ...... . .. ',;:v. r. VVe'cannosjJend-he list further to-day, mu wc uavea wtiote Diana book ol note A itd. r... i...h. i W;WIW VII I'll fcUB W UIQ - A Mat-AM ho4 Art: We- are aorjry to b tisjieo a- aoeioVa ' which oc cur red last night, andreaultecl in th death ul on ol the Cuba." " About o'clock one ot the seamen sprang from a fourth story wiodow of the Bournes ' Home.' were the erew of th 'Cuba" were stopping, aad after llngetiog for two hour sited, hi skull barn g been fractuied try the (art. ' Around hi death bed 'ood many ol hi comrades, and we lot iced Commodore Hig gins and Captain Iograbam alas- present. The lie. Mr. Psiierftoo wss called ia, bat came just M fa breathed bi lav, nit ot tered op a prayer ever hi remain Jitll present kneeling rensd ill buntbl cot which held their dead atrtpmat, and the Jjx JJtat eate irom maoy a brav maal vthesrthat lb lunerai m,U tak ti fNf "Hrtf-' WhV" fioW ing 'the remaiDS to tb gr. WtL Journal, Wtk tittt. AaHJCVLTCR.iL MKKTlAti 'LAST A 10 nr. After the resiling and approval of the minutes, Mr. N. W. Woodtln, of Buncombe, resul an iaUtUaung JSaaay u the pwduo Uons of the Dairy in West, rn Nonh Caroli na, Ittcli' was well received and waa fol lowed by an animated discussion of the subjects of which it in a ed, Messrs Dodge and 8 iuudeis, i f the Ag ricultural Bureau, Washington, by invita tion of the President, addresaed the meet ing, giving much uwlul inltriiia;iou ou the subjects of (ruit growing, wine Risking and kindled sul-j cts." Gen. D. M. Barringer followed in some brnf remarks on our Sta'e enterprises and prospect. Mr C. W. Westbrook of Warren, then read an Kss.iy on fruit cullure, and was fol lowed by Mr. L. F irlich, of Kenansvdle on the same subject. Both papers wire eminently practical and instructive. An Kssv was also nad by Mr. Sliult. si-- ' . of Salem, on the' Bue culture. Wo ex poet to publish these essays as soon as we can make room lor them. The Society then went into an ejection of officers, when all '.he present Hicci wt-re reelected. On motion ol Col. Heck, a resolution wss adopted, to elect officers herealtur by ballot The special committee on Mr. Foster's type setter reported in favor ol granting the invenler a medal and special premium. The proposition in regard to the premium was, on motion, referred to the Executive Committee. The Society meets again to-night at 7 o'clcck. Pct'i'rKRNONo. Wins. We have already briefly noticed the exhibition of various kinds if fruits, wines Ac, offered at our Fuir by Mr. l.,ouis Ftudich, of Kenaruiville, Duplin county. Oo yesterd-iy, Mr. Flic Hen's fruita and nines were examined by Hon. J. B. Dodge, Statistician of the Ag ricultural Bureau, Washiugton City, aud Win. Saunders, Esq., Experimental Gard ner, of the same city ; who, after testing and tasting bis fruits and wines pronounced them very superior, especially the wine made from Mr. Ficelich's improved Scup pernong grape, which they pronounced su perior to any American wine they ever tasted, and Mr. Saunders immediately or dered a considerable 'quantity ol it fur his own use. The scuppernoog, is, indeed, the grape for Eastern North Carolina, at least. It never rota, nor dors the crop ever fail. W meed superior quality i made from it without any addition of aaccbarine matter or spirit, and there can lie fouud no better table fruit anywhere. Mr. Ffcelicb inform us his vineyard is ouly five years old, and he makes from it, this year, about twenty barrels of wine, but that be ia iucreasing hi vines, and will double the quantity of wine every year, lor seme lime ExHIUITION AT Tll D., D. A B. Ihktitii- Tioh. We omitted, inadvertently, to notice, that quite a large crowd gathered at the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind, on Wednesday afternoon, oo the in vitation ol the Principal, W. J. Palmer, &q., to witness an exhibition of the' pupils, and th peculiar method ol instructing them. The exercises consisted in vocal and ins atrumental mosio, reading and mathemat ical questions by the blind, and composi tions and rign language by th D.at and Dumb. Th audience testified their appro val by frequent applause. The enrcises ware closed by a beautilul sot g by Messrs. Pieraoa and the T remain brothers, and the reoitatioa of "Lochiel," by Master Dickey Tillery, the juvenile orator from Halifax County. The Principal staled that there were 1 HO pupil alreadja in attendance, and applica tion on file lor the admission ol 50 more. 1iog may our Btate continue to sustain this noble institution, which ia doing so much for the children of silence and dark ness. For the Sentinel. DBSTRVcTirgrmain rii mouth -ABOUT OKK IIUODHKI) TI10US. AND DOLLARS WORTH Of PROP ERTY D&aTSOTVD. Mr. Editor? Oo Wednesday morning, about 3i o'clock, w were amused with the alarm ot fire, when we discovered Messrs. E. 11 Latham A Bro's (tore, situated in th northeast part of th town, io lull blaze, with a heavy North wind driving the lire to the principal business part of the town. The Art oioa spread and consumed the most valuable (tore io tb placet viz : E. R. Latham A Bros., Hi or f 4000, In surance 3000, - ' D.' W. t", (Colored,) rierchtnrliieaTlqV Insurance 12,000. Jo. C. Bmilh, Store I1J500, no Inauraueo. Norman A Latham, Merchsndine ,Q00, tiisuraiice f 4,000. W. h. Bowen, Store 1 1,500, po iBsurance. A. Coha, Merchandise $1 000, Insured, Wm. Atkmsou'i, Store 1,000, oo tnsur. HOC. . Dsshield, Tatum A Co,, Merchandise 2,000, no Insuranc. . Horntbal A Bro., Store and MereLandiso M,0v partial Insnriooe. N. D. Wurman, Store and Merchandiso 3S,eo, partial Inwrsnctt - - Wm. ltanlitn, Btfre sod Mcrchsnd.se $3,000, oo Insurance, sursnce, v , -.- - . W. DaV'a, llercbaodis $V,000, ao In (ttrsocc ' - l 1 i L. Jackwa A Bra., &Uble 1 1,000, ao In- T. 8. Armlstead, Jr., Bakery 1,000, no lDsuraaca. , -. . Geo. Norcom, (colored,) Jlcrciiandits f SW, ao Insurance. , Mary Motet, ownrql ty JI yt U V. ith, S: itihnmm r.d A uambafdt: plsssa-U,,, t0w; "hsiunK f lp'l, 15,1,1 The Bra (apposed to t lb work r an actndlary. A RADICAL PA I'KR CO A SOUS We lake the folio mg Irom the X T. World: The bickerings and j alousies on the liepnbllean side in the rural dts' tie's are (iking- deeper bold ou the party than iit genet ally supposed. Not only are thcte eumerous bolts in their "conventions, but the temperance societies sre holding their meetings and deciding not to vote tor some ot th iaudditti s on the Radios) State itck.t. They are even charitig Greeley i ii -cuing in. m out, suit declare ttiett imentloH to citlH-r tiy sway from the poll or e!so t4i vo'e for on'y a portion, of tne timt, leaving the balance in blank. A Ua.licd paper at Uornellaviile (rtm Hor nellsvilln 7Vi'-iiiif) announces its disgtut with the part; has taken down the Ki- publjvau Stale tiuket and placed the Ih m i cinnic iirit plsc, afkigning the lollowing tevKonalor'ita tfMari" .' , from the lloriiellsvlfff r1ielKtoI.r 14.J O rilR I'A TRO.v's OF, THK TRIRUSS. In juvj'ce to the pa tons of tbi psprr, as well as ti the public generally and a proper icuard tor our own self-respect, it is dm t!.t souiu riasou or cxplaua'ion ahou'd be given lor the change ia the po litical complexion of this paper. It. i well -known m (Wts!ood that thu 7ine hs, up to this issue, been an ardei.f siipporit r ot the Itepnblican party ; uiid tile iiips. ill n.tiiilltls r.tiini ' In the hruro we ropoee to devote thin cotutnsoi the .rtnuiu to the support ofthe Deinncratic pa.ty. tjeliiving a we ito, that, that is now the only par.iy that ooutaius the elcmiii s i.n.l ditti. guidied ability and statesniaiiship r. quisite and necessary to bring oni shattered government back tothe funintmeiital priticiphs upon wh.uh our forutathers win-ly d.etiied they had securely Jllaced it. The Republican ptrty of lHliO was based tip m a plailortn ol principles radically tlitl - n ut Irom those enunciated by the same party in lH(jy. In Ucti vr since the pre ent dominant party came into power, sll its acts have had a general tendency to subvert its oiieiual declarations, by legislating .out side ot the t ..iis'iiu.iou, central X'tig the power ol the general Government, ami co ercing rebellious hisles into iiieinir.s that tend only to pvriB.a.ie It cuntrul ot the Government klid comimte ill power a horde of unscrupulous pod ical coiuiorants who have fastened themselves upon the unclean drippings of the public crib, where they hang with the tenacity ol a hurse leech, crying, "give, give." Wc have long since been convinced that the more widely the powers ol the general gnvsrnaieiitare diftosed among thojiiatea iii.l 'he people, the more freedom theie will lie for the people ; and the mute evenly the two great political parties are balanced, the mire houcHt and Iwneflcial will be the leg islation and admintstratiou of governmental alfjiirs. The history of our own govern ment will lar us out in thi proposition. In the people themsclvos rest the perpet uity ol their own political right and priv lieges, and al saccenful attempt to cen tralize the political power of the govern ment by placing them In the hands ofthe tew, always interfere with and abridge the right aud prtvlli gi s of the masse. Under the administration ofthe llepnb liuiu party we have seen two, at least, of the mi iet important, and we might say tit ul, principle ol our government entirely changed and subverted, which must ieevi tahly entail heavy burdens upon the labor ing classes. When our Government wss first organ iz.d it wis based M on, the principle that "the people w. r.i sulll tiently iutelligent to govern themiwdvca," in coiitrailislitiction from that of. being g ivorn I by a monarchy or dynasty: This intelligence was to b.f develuied in Ihe exercise ol the elective franchise, each Statu lor itself having the right to declare who were the proper per sona to las put in possi-saloo of this privi lege. Now this right of the Mate authori ty., without nuy chatiffa ol the instrtiinont or compact which confot It, has been rntb lessly ioru aauii icr and centrnliiuij lu the law-making power at Washington. For if Congnrs has the right to say who shall be voters . in South Carolina, thou it has the right tiVsay who shall vote in the JHtate ol New Y.uk. Thus we claim that the Snst principle upon which our Government was otgariistnd has lf. u ohauged, and thereby ihe rights of the bta'ea and the people abridged. - - - - - AgVio : In n gird to the more vital prin ciple ot li nance and tuX'.tion, our Govern ment baa undergone a most radical change a change which must eventually entail the moat enormous burdens upon the toil ing million oi the Krpublictor alt time tr come, unless it Is brought biicjk to where (lie lout de.rs of th Goreroqiuut based it. 1 he patriotic, tttealiicu who (ought to make this Republic ot America an asy'um for the down-tjodden and oppressed of the monarchies of the old world, (Bgratted, as a iuiidainuDtal principle Into our organic law, "that upon the real and personal es tate, th wealth ol, the country must rest the responsibility of taxation and the stip port of tba Government." The Republican party has reversed this essential aud lite giving principle, and placed the burden ol taxation upon the small property- bolder aud the luboring classes, and. right where "Ki gland has it to-day. I flits true t Let the m llioiislre, with ais million nr Gov eriiment bond, exetnot from taxation, an Lot thewf-lln'inK alsiamHWi; atV taxed on every articl they consume, answer. Let every fnTiner and owner ot enrner Iota, Wlm are tasted em everything they owo and oo all h rU to psy th Intenst on the bonds beta tiy bis rich neighbor, answer. If tin be liepuhlieao .!, we are no Republican, and pteid Jus t! fl.mtioo la Hm (iep w have taken. ... To prove' t(iei taUiments, and la show to our leadet their carrut:lnss, . wIuu tstkea a potritrotr ntagTOistie to tba party we b (upported. W could not claim to be liepuulicur without mdnmirtgthe Diiociiiliaof the party;, and if changins the lundaasautal prinkjiple of our goveru.J meat i Uuptiblicaniani,. then, ma are - ho meniie ,Ff.i....s.-.., . Kepnblicaa. A)d a w have aid before and have long since be n convinced fhul fhe HrjXiUitnn party of 18i0 r 1800 is not (As Jti-pul'ikan firty tf t day.; and Ut Umtiet Strtiggl wittj our liooest conrietiot.s and self n.pe t, and to Itinher atult fy eurseif by panilcring to a party whose principles auij rn-ures we cannot give our cordial end beany support, and only a quasi en dorseintbt1, is useless, not to ay degrading to nur BiufiliOoJ, and humiliating in the ueirtkt, saJtMiia.'wViT "t--!' 6W6T0VU l .oe and exteud th right hand ol political fellowship, assuiing tbetn of oar eonlial and baarty support of all peacelul and h- gitimate measures that shall torn t bring our goveriiicnl Jjkiik to tha ur and Des ix ratic ba-is up,.n wlJUt-ottr Ion lather iilaeed it. E'pial taxsyllon, tqual rtpriea tstion, no class le-jtslatiim 411 hmmt snd tWtomlcaVssiiiaintstratioti i..f all govern mental affairs, aad an tin.'aluriug cippoat turn to tha centralization of poluitnl pow. f r iu our gem ml government, shall be la scntxd on our banner, and c.tmman4 onr every effort; other than these we now maka no formal lelgs, reaervitig to ourself the light to ik Ire. ly ami tullf upon all questions of putli-l m,te, as our mason aad udRiiient shall dictate, and in auch,. terns as the time, case, 1 aud Ccaion or provocation may riqtiii. ' A IloiiHtuia OuTBAoa. We hardly know how to keep up with the tiiue says th Hillalauo litfvrtltr. A horiible outrage 1 now tvlaU'd u a having lea perpetrat d r:gr() sijkia -:(w pwrwfn. l a jiosug hsulgirl ia Chatham comity, week before last. As told to us, wc can out lickea at thu black villaiuy ol the nffuiics ad (had Uerto.thluk olthe awiul punishment that followed. It there b in the a-countva ' give, any income toe, w hoper to. be iu lormed, and w will be quick in plactcg u ba lore uur readrai It Was told us as fol lows : The yyung white girt bad beta over to a eeighbor' about three mile ett aud was returning when intercepted to tba road by a negro uiu Who dragged bar into the woo ls, lie carried out hi hebsB por pose aud tied her to a tree. Then he kept Uer altuigbt. The next day he brought hors.uueuiing to k IU told ber be -would be back at night. lint ia the even ing ber Iriciidawlio were on tha hunt.found her and she told theuuiW the negro bads aaid. Tuey placed a K'tard in ambwab and caught him wbea he cam. They asked th girl what ttwy should do with bita, and ah said "ekia hnu alive." And hey tkmned Mm. Served tlw eoondrel perfectly tight. Tluttl 1'nrm for Kale. TfK WILL StLL on Tuesday. Ui Xl day I T of Nuvemuer next, at U o elook, A. St., un tiie . remises, tiie valuable awl U Suowa arm 'llel)ir.l, ' liuiu io Maahimitoa Oounlv. Uoiiii auiua ; uf-wtnuu cut) seroa r la . nu sta'u ul eultira4l.ui, and well aslaplsil to-Ui luu.luciK.uol Whut, Uutm and Uirtlutt. ibsro- aiauMtor Is well uubBid Tins h um oau be easily divided lute a number of amah taint 1 here Is a large two-story Dwelling ami all aewiaasnr uut-houses, oOiuoa. uaru. eisbtes. Au.. un tiie premises. . J 01a la una or ms nnest suil wont desfrsbw Farms in the MiaW, and welt fctUoUxl tu liia growth of tits Heut(.Hiruoo! aud otliar grapes. the Oauuive., -' s- . MA.GlU.ItM. ' CHAti. 1.AIHAM, . , J iusUesot Wriu. tt, PuiUgrew. Itamatb, H. IA, Uu, lVw . FOB KET. qHKbtHllel AM . tllMMUilHir I)Vi l.fe. X . kwn "Tm lusn . x ltom," tu- te.lllia pieaaaiK liatnlitt. Hues blia-sa Wmi. ut. llie r.spilo.l, PiUMt-wiiiiu (fiwil on the lat uf Jsi.B ary. , Apply to, JOHNSTON IDS, Esc,, v A t llin Huiirmuw lie ml L'lwa s Ultw. Oct. 15 Uwt.f IMl'OUTAM TO MILL 0.VNEUS, Muns a, 5tpiisi'rii:i) CH(.RIIHATM) IMI'IIOVKU ' 8MCT AHD SCBtESISQ MAtlHBTE, oostmsan wits GODFREY'S ATMOHMIERIC FLOTJltCOOLlrtt AND f1HtH COMIUNATIrtV twfwtalhesrt f VJf X kiui fiour. suit with, ut li uo end is eora- p.ete, i wish tw lu. ku iny luisriy ai'knnwl(aJfS- aietits 10 tne - - 8,0 mill OwHen -who lisve patr'.nin d me hi the piirxhsse of sav SMUT MACHIMS aiu! sajr to rJieiu' that J have few more ot "Hi same K-rilelt," smlsubaita.. eouUiittaac ot tlMuir istriMiu.t, Will furnish tiie AtRtmpherio fooler (of .Jl, and tlniat fcls eolneet ttiai sic fie, and lupseeeut oa lor th two cianUnsd. i.iuhaiiK for eld mscBinee.- furnish Whmis, (loneave, best quahty bolting Cloths. Hurraed J.phs Mill HIohos, Mill Irons. Also Millers and Wilmngbla. , All persona wish ing tlit.ir Milf-Ht.-nn .Irmoe.l and put In the very heat K'unhns; order, wnb iaiportant iisttrartinm (rtren ttr res;ral to puidm;; wtrt pleas addiiM Bio, a cut UMir a, rsuKe 1 -o,. 3 u. HU. A, Miiw AnnKrl, Oct 1 Jw.tJm (hoeral Mill Aaaut. J 4 !: Jit. OI'f,Tf'K, 48 Soot FaaotKtcit 8tit," : ;'';. HAI.TITl0Ktc, M4 , Importer aud l..slr In all descriptions nt IKON AND STEEL, FOR AGLICrjLTCR.iL,' MANUFACTJf. IUsNQ AND MISISO rURrOSE Alwats on hsnil, well assorted stock of flned iron from ttie best Amru'a tli.ui, Hwadw aud Norway Iron, Floegto tunsd, as. Otfkrs tureCully and urooiptly xentd al hv vovable Harknt rate, . oet B-dwaanlim. ;-. -'i'-'i. -v ' COTTO rKfiSSES."" MASb'f ACTCRK THK - - . : B2ASLET COnOS ftESS. 1 the slmiWt, auwt effl.ttVajt and dip.t Rand .1 Bisawaaa' awjiawi 1 11 imr'T-'T '" 1ATIC7IJ rtirn. TAfPRV, l.t)att)K!t ft Ff., tTrt poHnotera sad staetmifsi, saest laVdswawJna .,1 Peierahag, VsvU Iluw Klr rioiirlng mm.' fllHESH JCII.I.SI. si(tsl.l Immaiitsieifna th JL Jiurth i;r.ii nai roa.!, at Haw lilver, will ; ijv In fuU (ijrau.,u by dm first tf itehnwr. The ; Cotny having put Its Mill la firm r order, swtsvtww s-bi saU.iltrnjr tftnThstlmmifliogf, Ul eshar tetta td pstruus and lb panlie. FL.OUR, v tiriinoK qtiti.irv. "To tfiMS ae.it1a!tita with His nu&lH ,,f VUnt Md at IBSM sWl. belor Mm wir; w tlttwv ,,., w, .m ,w'(, ,lp M t!L i.i eiAtidaid. Tu new euaroajtiiis we urutuia A'Unr Utateannot heeitetiiisil. - '. .... .' .. ' tnr twnm will I ti l ItlCTLt CAMI, as we In. tend ui sli at 'owest living ratva. I'riee iit (iri unhs.lon autiiU'auiHi. - ve i!t iwv tiigheat mtrjift ruti tat any Uiousai l j si (sslj tmstiets r frd Wheat A.I.U. WI ,v . THOMAS , IIUI.T, ep sa diM, .:, ,:, lls Jivar KO.,it. 0. 1'or fte nl,lfitr iJt. 1. 1 - , j- ti an- i w-,.,o.w, hi. w ffsi..u Plns'l, tti'l ti-S'l. VVmtUf .H-iluUlailUe., kliowq as lh I outer aud riaaa kit. l',es..,n !. l,tt 1st. - - tl U I .... 1 . . H ifi
The Raleigh Sentinel (Raleigh, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Oct. 23, 1869, edition 1
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