T"-r"rl-. v" rr . - .w. I i -r -r- - - -,-imu ,L , 1 . , .. --r -- . .n.,,.,-,,,, u.
a - - ''' ' . " "
I llll.V, fill iM 'r.u Vni
! KKWI W Khkl
TW !., lM'KK BJt.
liCjtjy t
HE NTriKEl4.u.'i!'-u:
-- rrnAM tu.H ' 1'm'ttr
Ttu i the lirt ! "I OramiHc court,
,y,,n-. u.1 true liclJ by Judge Wll, Ik t
tlT known aa tlica-sy Sam.
V reached Oxford ou Monday ami Irli
Tiu-lat at ami 'ii- I'll' i 'in- sivonii
,.sirt id liraiuillc since tin-death of Judge
tlilliain. sd "" Mr! have attend
AVI"'" Juilgc luiiiun nun in was
uni,! throughout Ihe slate, fur In
(,,.,,, I in tin" stain. Ilia hInm-imi- mill
Al t' li lt ill Will out of Court. Never
f'.ilmi.' in ii f-riixi ill' twenty years to imvl
, .l i"l 'Y lii kf"'' '"iiiuy, wi' lr.lt it
uu no niiirt witlmut him.
J ttV li:nl I lif lrBitr of niwtinj; many
M (rHU'l'S nl aniou; them John C.
Xylur, B- , who bourn the t,mulilM n(l
uiMfintuiKM of life wi Huun tkM
j.miy m wotUiI, JiwwH " fultalr7
Xlute were only two writa rutiirnahl Ut
"the pnwiit Utim f Hi" court, wliiili
Hki w.ll w flrmitilln.
Aj two hunilrwl ncm worn are Mill
t,. have Ik-ii voti-il in Joliiutnn county. Ty
I'ti-siiliiil Smith, of Uie North Carolina
riln'i, we iluUruiineil ti iniiiirit into
the ultrmpt to vote than) in Umnville
We nithereil the l'ollowiii); fu-ts I'roni
I'.,, i 11 F Hill, " "hi ' highly
r, i ,m exam W ttt- pimy.
the V
Xii the reideh-.-tioi' .lohn Itidi
llia-i.'1'"" iiiiesti"ned. Jfthn sike in
mh Ii a line woinail like voice aa to altr l
llK.alienii.m of ('apt. Hill, who whisper
,.l to Ilia aasnciaU" jitdoes of election, that
h, believed Johu was a woman. John
h raised by Col Wm. Ii Tay
t'ol Taylor was called nmn to prove
j.ilui a ae. II stl that he had raised
ii,, aiirli man a lohn, but he had raiai-d a
mini. in. I. m y Ann, and that was her in
,,,,,, lolho! f.-i
I,,,, ! tv is ::o more abashed than would
hate lu bucy Ktoiie. Mite pmtoiteii
that ale' could do llieu'a work- and nhe
almulil lie allowed to voti". NotwithstalTit--iu)!
tbi radical law forbidding persons Ui
ibsllen je at the JH'", Miss l.u:y waH
i lullened and forbidden hi vote.
Hajor Smitri D.awte.1 that in tlui case of
the iNK) wmuea in Johnston, after they
registered, the law forbid any one to
thalleOjje. Therecould have Iweu no reaaon
f.tr the carpet-bag legislature forbidding
challenge t the polls, except to perpe
train urh fraud. ' No wonder, radical
are uupmed'tu eouveutioo.
ril.iTii-Al. niwiiKSI''"".
on Tu.-s.Uy we heard .the candidate
f convention. Tl conservative cjuvli
lUt.stre Messn. Amis. Snead ami Pe.
01 the lir-t named we uveJjiut speak, a
he is well known throughout the state.
We beird Mr. Amis f-r an honr in one of
hia clearest and bent speeches. If
Onnville are not convinced of the rieor
sitv s well aa the constitutionality of H
vouveiition bill is i uot lor w ant of argU
mint.
Mr W. N. Snead and Mr. A. 8. Peace, pe
yoiun,' miuitier of the bar and discunaUie
mieations unite day with force, and in
at tie that would be creditable, to older
heads. We have seldom listeiivd to two
mure graceful, elegant or forcible
speakers.
The radical candidate, a Richard
Hn.a.1 called them, are two cldhoppcT
anil b.uiier Richard himself and Ed.
Lyon being the clodhoppers, aiul Ilansan
Hughes, late of tills city, the barber. Tie
barber in intellect and elocution k ahead
of the clodhopper.
... -.-,1- ihHitb
'War John Ratfland. introduced by
Squire John YKey to Col. Wharton
(Ireen a tlM meanest man In Granville,
t.K,k the stand. Job. beg b, yu,'.
? Here rtand. the old negro -lovfng aca
wag before yon. lie Wved th. negro be-
fore be could vote, he love Ui m-gro now
that be fan toU. IVet old negro-loving
John is left In the cold lor new lover w
thnegro.J Whoare the canuiaaxe. in
.. . r .
mMmmm
is Jamcst 8. Ami, s christian gentleman
i - n LnnM I oa lutimiBur
and sUtesuian;. f. Tf. rJucad I hare
kuowa him from his motlier'a-breawt,
t'te liest man in the cormty ; ahd
there . U A. B. IYs f tul,t,",n
th 4 everybody lore. Wha are the r-
p ibUcaa cnmlidatea against these gentle-
men t Ed. Lyon, wb voted to rnive
1 1 negro, and that he bou!l not testify
in court. ; Vw BherilT Moor, two, voted
fia- Oraham't bill tbat Uie negro should
n t command the whit)' 10 wraste.
- - - al !- -I I sauaTt' ttljsj
charges you to beware how yoa wjHBj
How came you alavea, and who made you
nl Uow4ne you black, awl who
so beware how you aini tlood' said Jor
dan ltt, 'that'u ao.J, . You "g"
ileail 'iTTKmtim&''flM laW
huw ynn f illow atrange (rost and strung
sw.-rf loutr4-ll ngrnr J
, fthh, aa tight a Jtatlgw "I""
I rxatuiwid thw-aMly wlOa, tamciuwiu
hisTpeech amittst Ute about of tne.aa
groK. u,;-..,'. '
. J.a was njOowe.1 by Cuffy Mayo,, the
' cnn.titati.ia aahT -of OnwivilUH-a free
aigra of the old iatttM. CutTy iirdiutu
aa repted tou wa after tltai aaer :
" Kellow-dtiMoe, aioca I have been a
aua of wisdom and uaderataadiag, which
have beta 40 year keaea, I)weW eeaaorr
1 ., . ..i n...
,I)aift
ition in the viu unru of
ir. ;it.... .. !. "i ---
VVJieU. .WllUt f,4jMI iMiVHOWTuhoBt
' f"r "I'Tilan Potlir I'l.ller -Potter."
Cliffy xai.l he w.miI.I lrVe the atami
heu ho w n tliri.u.-k h liml m.-.l.
riln I" .i.i..K, th thin g.iviniiiieiit
on man. n mu- k, a,j h(, , M
lo it. Whi-ii -tiir
,tl. r III Hi ll niHUMM!,
'iini'lii.li -i
iiilan Toller liN.k hin phu
Jiinlan Invn pnwiileiit nt liic Imgue,
aim in s );reat man with the niymen.
reitnw citizen," lie mml,"I authorize my
l I' to in I , I itwi t h is confrrefral ion am) I will
wy unfiling to my jlnlKinent the tiling yog
exll the .oliliel i in a hiil,uli. What
Jill eeriutivea ami democrato evw do for
me I Did they ever (five me an acre of
hui l " Veg', sai.l tln-jr boja, didn't they
five you 40 acrea and a inulefl No
luid the aoeaker. I hv an ' t...H;
yoa duiy having a mule t) Nn
id .I irdan, I have lunle. ''Wbat'a hit
Banter If that qnrat ion ia asked to make
jaekM of me, .said the aeakpr, I will
not answer it but ilivlare it unmnstitu
iiinable. If you want to know the name
of my, iniile, and auk for information, the
luention ia conatitiiiionabli', and her name
1 hoie you will atop your lumrh
, lor 1 do not (terabit to Ih- tuaile wiack-
asa nt I want to purily the old Ueut,'
.Htuft iauirlniit"" my frHd, lorrhui.
StoiT:uiolriii(i.n" "WTt Ii otitsf M;hed anna
not take three jerks
if a sheep's tail to
. wnij .l im MU1V V 1 til I ill' I'l I1KIIJ BIIU
tiila-r ueriK'S determined to put a atop tn
the ai-enr. and lliry kniH-ked -the barrel
from under Jordan l'ultcr, who stood, (qi
a liht in defence ol lila rty of speech.
Attbolast ekttiou (irnlirille bad 1100
negro majority. ' Many negnies have lufti
the rrmnfy since then-. Our candidates
tntlv want the whita voters to turn out
and they IikH sure of ramine; the electiou.
jvunf. a r.ii:y.
Tin' editor of the liatumtl VirgiiUm,
aml. F. Maddot, Fkj., wriU" us to send
him the Skntijhh, containing the flight
of Jiiirer(rdi-u fritm North t'aroliua, and
.ulila that he desire to publish it. We
have no copy except our tile and that we
cannnt rpare.
The f.M-ts are IheJle: (Jen. lattleMd bor
rowed of Mr. A. W. fliininiM-k, a banker
in Nejtv York, $7,000. When the note
was due it wax put in the hands of Juili
Alden for collection, at the niggration of
a Winmimn of Aldeu : Littlcfu.ld paid tht
not. i
Aflef the not w aJd ji'f" """f' i
to Mr Uliillilial that Llltlcliuld was dead
briike, but that he had a valuable ditnoud
pin worth i.WKI and he could get that
pin !)ir the debt, he hoped . Alden then
paid hi client 3,000 in cash and agreed
that be would p-t the pin.
Littletield allerward tieing in New
Yoik, Mr. Diinnna k infoniie.1 him that he
haiT Svtit- 1its TlaSra ta Judge Alden for
2,000. Litllefleld asaurwl him he had
paid the money and produced the old
note cancelled. v
Alden was on Hidden' reconatruction
tT aoeiarh-makintf with Dr. Orissoin,
Judge Settle, and other, and rid'uii; free
on tit North Carolina iUiiroad." Mr.
Dimmock made his appearance in Haleigh.
Messrs. l'liillips i. Merrimon, attorney at
law, prepared paper to hold Judge Alden
to bail. The Jud(;e got wind of it and
fled tlift city, taking the train at Cary,
live mile off.
We offered Bfty thousand dollar re-
wlkrj fiw him when he fled. If Mr. Had-
j0i will Oliver the absconder here, we
wni p., him the 50,000 in confederate
money, a we promised and advertised.
Thiiisone of the scoundrels, who with
Abbott, Littlcfleld, Lallin, Estc, Tun Ue,
Aal.lcy, Tourgee, tie-ton, French and 80,-
000 nigroea, lasteucd the r!W "-
UP" "Z'
IhMm aid Phillip J
i by a majority of the people. -
We pui.ibjhed, on Tuewlay, Mr. Phil
SDeel.n f i54'65, anJ playfully auk-
i uW:n tns 04 artA St-iU "copy, never
....
drMllling .a .flirmativ. reply-tnougn
i .. . . .. M(rMtirn ill an-
i sir, iiamw set mo-" m' r " i
., ,)Uaa .Jda, of the tp-
We wer, guIit, f th0 indelica-
f guesting Mr. Hanes to publish hi
(J phiiup,' .peetjt, ret erred to, it
k altouether to' naughty for even hi
j cllumn)1,'' But Mr. Hane writes
J M ,w B publish it if w will pnb-
i to Mr Moore. We have
J addrea of the republican
J MtS ' ,cn-mittet, siirned M Sautl ; F.
Phimf-, thaimuut," untl fandry OUie,
oroductioaa, hi whohi or
guiltj of, unpardonable tun, .,' P"
pos to Bin no more tbwta, varr .t...-
l.la srssou b swt aaffiuient kaUlt, 01
i t'U lai-b and tfuHW tlw ""'P1 "j" be
9mmSiS12!1J 8 r. ,
an te it OHivOHou o.
HiSTattnT HiJ uwwg4hwaKa-l lillitsl.l.
whosleaar ff rpttou to thatiwi
needed IrHWUrt. What p we have
mint be devoted to ' tti duty. J
mav add our UeUof Uiat ulna out at, tea
of Mr. Hane' pa?? lia,cnH
- 1,, r)tt$ may deem it Mr.
Hane' duty to let .them sea wfctir.
PbUlipa' viewa were i lK4-5.. .W". Tl pWlo ofNAstairy rplaiu
that,lt.fcolngtol. that the tare front that station to the city
v. i Si I .
n- Th .Mual
Broc-siaouww ;
; . r.k.n.1.
IS? Li
tha dty today. We are aaUorijea to
- J v . -
I finest stockbiJders and hol.ler of pro
,Vn U ifaSn IWhiiuM Hi, iwwm -u
ie-e f)iittw fiw nx . year. Wc live a
niile from what Wiley, in hit novel, " Ala
uiam," rail, the "y court of 1 lillalxiro ."
ITie Bej,Ttien of tht Wirnt boro'
burn
uown our lem-t in winti-r
I'riio' and
auinmer. On that part of the plantation
"here it could not be acen Inwi the liii-li
roailf when Ihf ml were taken, we usiil
'niA l.la lij;)i ka, audi an grow on the
" KlLU " ranch, known in Cimuville aa
the " Folly," a,,4 mA lly HenaUir Iuwiter
Ui the awmdler I.iltlillehl. The negroes
woiiiu tatrryoirthe Immli fence, aa last aa
we would rebuild it,
Thn''htt lieen going on for Ave years,
I-aul riiig when our farm hand were
making up the fimoe with new raila. a tie
grurarriwl off
ouii hd. We urrendcred and nave uii
the OghL
It ia provoking in the lat degree to aee,
a we cm anyevening or moruing, .forty
cow or mrl from the "iiy Caurt" in
upon our young orchard of Wtittbrook Jt
Ijind ley's choiceat fruit.
When the negroes are ediicakil and
learn the difference U-twueu ir anil
twiiia we shall plant more trees. If their
loaders and learners can Im- tulcrated when
they stent ft o.rtttfi.txm from the Ts-ople, we
must lie patient ut the li
II our old -whig friends of Uandoluh.
itrriycir, tlicir hnjjs and sliei-p stoTeu, they
would not be so fast to vote the negro
ticket. IV thev had. too. a neiro sonire to
jevy tow nship tax, and a negm constable
to collis-t tin tax, it would ihelp to cuio
them of the'negrn rail lull n-tublicau mrty;
iwrni-ially when neither the magistrate nor
the nwtable could reid writing, and
Hily a little plain printing. If Uie old
whigs of these enmities had to work al
day ami aland guard all ui;, it, as the old
w lila id Wake did a year ago, to save
their houses, stables and bora. from the
rl ones khtdled by the negro leaguers, tliey
would ifuh voting the Xigru ticket.
The old w higs and democrats of wee
lent Wake wlllaooo 1 put on guard duty
again. The nineteen negro leaguer who
hurued their house, barns and horse will
soou be. discharged by our sheriff from
Boston. Judge Watts, of trie league, im
prisoned t Ii-iii only pir si t months instead
of lor life, Itcing in jail, they have made
no jurupa-j they ba.ve tsjmliiat to itpMrt
they itiiiMt stial 1'heir iMiniahment ha
lj"erijiit eiMtuuh to uuiv" tUi - fi-
.. I ii li r n..:ic..-.l
t tilt that tne 'oiu wings ui numn,
Randolph and Wilke hail these baru-
Ituruing republicans for ne'ghbors ! They
would sosih learn that it was proter ,tyid
patnotic to work and cooperate with
democrat or the devil to put down aucb
a party of ignorance, jarson and barba
rism. rOTK IN YOUR TOWlfSlftP.
Young men just of age must not fail to
register. No man, young or old can vote
without iM-ing registered. No man can
vole except in the township aliens he
lives. To the white men of Hie west, who
complain of having to vote in their own
township, we say it was necessary to pre
vent the nrgnsjs voting half a dinsen times
on the same day. We know a mgro who
boasts that he voted three time to fasten
the rarjet bag constitution pon the state.
Those now registered in their own town
ship need ninrvgiatw again.
Our Duty. The duty of this local i
to report what tranapire ; and faith he'll
do it. The editor ha mentioned the
pullllw, freight id meal of Mr. Troy The
meal was consigned to A. I", najiners s
Co. A jug of buttermilk and Ixtttle of
brandy were consigned to Jo Turner, at
cast we read it so in the Wttul. Ibis lo
cal ha ntt seen eitlter the Ualtrrmn or
Uie lintndy. A Hall would fight Bailey
before the crVdit of ihe office honht suf
fer we will return thank for the editor
for.the bnmdy by way of keeping up tlie
itn.t.. i j
. of the office. By tlw by,
I " ...
and while our hand hi tn anrt on onwf
... a a i
w will mention a bottUs of whisky aent
by Mr. George T. tHronaih, on tlie 4th rH
Julv. Th editor corked it up and said
it should not be opened ttntU tle neat 4th
of July. We shall return no inana
. . r...
that Uttle until it K openeu on xue
4th."
i
A
irniAi, Maatrino or tub Boceboi.d
khs or th it ,v- , J
a r B Tl . I-cbvIm
j i vnVLfk tha atockholdcra of the
IL A Q K. K,. held then- annual meeUne;
I tenl.afcisM,,r4f,T
, , y j Dvis and W. W. Vi
. owtariefc The
, .,v,;nii m. ill If I uiiWiiw w
td ihat l,TI4 il"W were represented in
n,,'--"ll)er1Bndll838 by proxy, tp to-m
- . . , nothing i
jmtanc ha3 Ufcuapirrf.
1
.p, fMJnux Dul,t.f" JS
. - . IMmniet going from tin city
, ium paid 00 cenU for aucond dan
ticket The mm pamr
ictumcd i
t.LsiJ eonta II .
I . . 1 . W
1 1. mochinff tea taaa ts"t.
i - , . - . M
1 r.eat a con.municattoa from"leraoaauv
?5aXS
a4 clrargei ea that road.
eJ
: Bvaav Vonut Mow, Vote w
Tu1rslltr.', "" ' -
-- iiiiimi.Miay, Illi lust, ..ii unuauJ
iwr,;.- nun I.. , ,,t ctiiii lii md iii Mariiui
hear Hon Tlio?. J. .J arvia
The i-ourtliouac wan tilled to overdo
ii an. i. iiotwithatanding the dav
ng the day si
very warm, Ute
profiiiindi-st alienee an
aucnui.n (arvailed the wli
while Mr. Jarvia al.lv
r" "weasity t caiun).' a coiiteiiurie.
lion iiihmi the minds of the x-ople, by nt ,t'o1. Cnw K uMn aanuniing the chair,
lernng them to the late history of iitaulrimM-d the mwtiiiL' in a nliort and
'itate Lrnv.rnMw,t a.l n. 1! .1 '
government, and appealing to theifyoinybil Mf.h, in wlm h he toii'-huil btiif
iow if the old system w not liettcly the poUiual isut of the day, liulnin
the new if we had not U ill.ir ,ii i I ur..,.,... nr i,, almuimr tin
to km
than
wiiiiout onii-.-ra than to have such oiira
.. am n rieavy un.upon us and stilhhe statu ronsliutlon. Ills h-Ii ills
emliarraaii us with debt, lie did not onlik.lav!-,! his usual ability and waa wjell re
aerimi the alUmtiou ..f the ix.ii"rvativS.iv
nut me rulicala theniaelnw could' not re-i
siat hia argument and thi y applaudisl hia
conduct ami faint..
Artrr Mr. Jaivis hs.J eonrhiiUJW-JL
'KSiiMl.'ttW-htei'Jin. win t. 1 1
chair and b. II. Kleaniuing was leom-steil
to mi, a secretary. Tile foiwilig rnsoiq
tions were hna liuiotinly adopteit :
YVUKKKis, It baa been lalsely assrrteal
that the cniiM-rviilive and ilcmis ralii par
ty did endorse n tiat is known, as the ku
k In v organir.ation.
yia-snr, Th.at tite party assi-tnlileil to
lay from all iinrts of- the county of i
Don ell do denounce as false and sbtn.U i-
oua, the charge that they sympathize with
or iHilong to any such orgaui.atinn or ant
other secret) political orgaititatioii ; thai
up to this time no individual in thecouu
ty has U-eii heard to avow yniuilhy wiib
aaiil organliSatioM ; thai it ha no exjilaiu e
unlawful and disL'titcctul and lie
i ii in am uiiUM irr'r -tiift 3it7. yun
isluuent .of the law ; that we eongiiiu
late the. county upon the fact Jb.it no ilia
tiirlianif of any kind ha b.s-n rrejiliil
in it, ami that prwe iihd ipiii-t pre
vail tl Miighotit Western North Cattiliua,
exit-pt the rei cut ilisiurbanccs in the coun
ty of llulbfonl..
2 That we believe that the disturbance
existing in Hi. county of Huiherlonl have
their caiiHija Uxuil in their nature and
not i-uiniiuMi tir-jjhe whole pettple of the
state. t
8.That wc IK-Ijeve tht Ihe oii(osil
pany inive iieienioiiiit puritoai lor h
ittttMtr "tWi t to irragiiiiy every violation of
law m the stale lino political capital, for
tne puriKise ot iiitluera iHg the minds ol
the H-ople and produring no sJit part of
trie govertmieiit against the people or our
state,. all or w-Iih-Ii wr cimitetuii a tending
Mi produce alienatlou aud discoid among
the (teople.
4. That a coinr of tfiese resolution h
sent to Ihe lialeigri Pkntinki. and lttith
erford ViivliMhir fhr pnhlicatinn.
Alter the reaoliittiHiB were ailontrsl the
meeting was highly entertained by nmiier-
ous short and appropriate ceclre from
OTi-asrs. KtialMX.-, ol- lUlelgb. and Junes, ol
Calilwil, attd. uthum, atW which, the
nu etini; adjoiirnexl. ,
J. V. NEWr.isin .
t Vnr the aiitLni-l.
W1S1I1MITOS COUNT)' CONVKN
T10N.
Mrtrrt. Kilitttn of the teulincl :
A meeting of the dent.a rats of Wash
ington county was held at Iee's Mills, on
Saturday, 15th of July,, whiih was at
tended by large reproatntations from nioet
the township.
Ik-fore the organirjition of the conven
tion, Hon. L. 0. Ijlhsm, Mr. l)eiiiis.
Spruill and ('has. latbam, Ksii., aildres
ed the people in lengthy and eloquent
aKici-hes on llio subject of convention,
fully etplsiniitg Ibe .object of the conven
tion, ami Ibe iwrntsity of a nsluetion of
tilt: taxi imposed upon Ibe ((tsiple by the
present oppressive constitution.
l llC COUVt-.lU!ws men nraiiiM-i. n.y
lliiiit Andrew U i'iiessoii, Ks., to the
ur an I Ibe ai'p unlim nt ol win. V.
Downing a secn-tary-
The naiiie.il Mistsrs. w. nwsin ami
Deuiisey flpruill.wi-re brought la-lore the
tieooln and the unanimously nouiinatml
l. . ..r," I !.. .1... -...I.
Mr. prllll w n-pr.-atm hichi .u mo
wiiveution.
Ttr. Apruill, after being nppriwd that he
as lite nominee, accepun me iioiiuiiiiiuhi
in a few appropriate reuurks, anil promis
ed a thorough and active canvass of the
county. ...
The' meeting w cooioseil oi tne mo
intelliirenl and ,rlsiiialile men of th''
county, they ftilly concurring with the
Sieaker that new constitution was es
sential ui tlte griterargisw wnu proi-i'
tv of the statu.
In conclusion, wwrs. ej.iiu.im, -.i...v
me lo say thai wi'h Ui(" aseialsnct! of the
able spcaters wc havcio help in this g.l
cause we may espucl uoppy risuiut un ure
flrst Tlitiraila) in August next uauiraiiaoi
here, I sswiiu yu, i rapidly on tlie de-
iuc -all, seeni to nave awssenou w a
sellM- ol llieir iy WHICH IB hi uurj
cal ruk- so deep th;it It may never ascenil
to o(iU. aN again, the people of North
latroiiua.
A. !. tTiK!"rt, un-m.
W. C. Dowmiku, Ser'y.
For the Hmtintd.
COXY'XNTION OH NO CONVEN
TION.
The minonnntsof convention ay: "
1st.. That tlie bill sulmiitting to the
people tin- tiueiwiou in omventioB or no
convent too, u tuM-taistituUtiOal aad revo-
lulhaiarv. ;
-A Th.l If . convention u eallwl in
the slate tlie HtMt incumbent ia
miIii mi 11.4,1 UiMr BtMiuona, i .
Sr i. That tlie fislerar government will
' xj tt -,i,i ii it, lor oiHivraoon
h aakinif llu r.4l..wnk niuhtitin .wa s"
. I A. ML.a . tkk tmaAt. vtx
TH. -II tlie WMUli.' "' M lanwi
t"lti lHJ..ttitll-erfl 4iw
I - "" J J , , . ,,'
ami you alnmi't ' mmmt mm '"
your sent in si w"i; niv I '
.1 u.l Mwoiuttimarv ' meaaure f
sw.l sir. n.MviUaie nali lie caneu.
- ..... (I
are you iu favor of tb present efBte-hold
l-L- imtmiis uiw , ,r "4-
ird-"lf aevmventioa shall lie called,
. UsYsr oftlie federal imvernnent
intrrtenng Ui uorea nievww ia ioe
mxpiwAl at IhsUalitsY' Un, prmliM
ulL.nd Im ia iHHMBUtion Ul Ut tlM-
titutioa antiaw of Ut t niteil BtatesT
If ilu-v answer (M first qtisattoa ram
affirmative iaaltow eiUier that they art
sat tn aarnea or else they are willfuny
corrupt. If they anwor tlie seraod an
n.u i. tk Kirinmativa. then the ant I
favor of traaBptiag upna, aad treating Hie
people a A, 'aM Uf ataluag the pwip'-!
suppiiaat tooia of tlie general jfovxcanaai.
Bhin( them aut, wake theat how Uieir
' -- ' ' ' CENSOR
: fur the Sentinel,
Tint coiiicrvative citinens of Yailkiu
uountj uhA in Yadktuvillejuiy aa, accor
.lir.: to prevhiu appoiiuiiwni, mr mc pur
ume of niMiiinatiitg a doleK&W- to the pro
ikki, I state coim-nuon. j.
The tneetiiijj was vrganixeil by theJw-
iiiiiie UiHtiirjlkn tit t'ol. A. U i.uwlesas cliainfian,
il fon-ililv ii,i.....l Li,Lm4n utiil Duvia aa ft!rru-
. . .11..
aiimpaiiitivi - iiiiuik.i1 lor fait alliinition in
Up,m a call by the serretaruia, it wmsa-
"rtaiiHnl that the varmua lownsntiia weo
'reareseiiUMl.
i t!"
, Mie enarrtenm' t
r-iirtnTi iiaitlemtloii of the intsting,
JHosrs. Dolison, lbuiijiion, Jarralt,
U)lMm SHU l'urycur.
Lhiring the n-tirrtnejii of !br nomiullter
I il legates held a cofintftali.ni with
oinli to the selection ol si'.tinliil.tle.
alt. r a brief interview it humd
IbJ popular tipiitmii i -ntni iiuon Jobn
U lloli-timb, rl-iq , us ibe tnnit suitable
ma, and upon tin- sn oinl ballot hia mini
initial was luudc'iiiiitiumuiis.
uire Utiicoiuli am pled Un iiomiita
tiifso llatteriiigly lemirri-il him in a very
luiitsollte litlli: aiietsll, ill which he
pltj;cd niutself as standard bi-ari-r of the
loarvatiM' party, to ik hia utittost exet
tii'l Ui insiu e iu success, . - .
1rW fWsiint-ii wiWVnammoO?
IrtSwieaCaJVjiina'
umtr the act paused by out pnent ligis
latuf, fisr tlie purtoe of siiicnding our
stabaaHtatitution in a manner subside to
ihe vaiita and canditiftu of our ieop!e.
I.ahaaaaie himrlily'Sndtrite all th Fe
aiiujox coutaiut'd in the act submitting
Ihe tauslion of convention to the people.
Hi1im wcrtkitow called for fo'iii vari
ous laiininent li'ineii. and Mr. ltbbaon
was to:iferHislv called for, lie however
conlcped himself with refuaiking that he
-soinsuil aaJsw b would uanlly IK) calm
laltil bu chate'e the uiinda uf anv there he
saw aniie (rufering U) a tew prominent
radicals) present Itutu cnriiwity, and that
at tlii'pniper lime their curiosity stiouiu
IwM gratilie.l.
1 tit convention' 'througli its chairman,
..... f..m.-;J..i'.v?:rMVM.':ai.i'..
apMttisi;tx tile totiowiiig giriiiii iircu .);
vaasen fir li county at !rga, ta ; ntswra.
Joe. IiolMm, Andrew ('. Cow Ins, John T.
Murter Jolio A. Ilaulplofl and A. H.
Smith. -Jt-r v ;
n na'.0on the atvretarle were directed
lo semi the ur.Kedtiigs of the convention.
for linbllcatloli to the Haleigh PtNTlNltL
ami 1'wflt'i JVtM.
The tnivuulion then aihiHirned, well
pleased with the harmony and unanimity
which -had marked the whole ot it pen-
ceedinga. . . . . ;
15 , wilWI-i
R.C. llAVia,
Front the Telee;'ram
Jl'DGK IIA TJ'.K'S I'lKH'.i ON TIM
f voxrxNroN. ,
; Rai.kiiiIi, July 17, 1871.
TV Iht acal Ki,tvr of (As Teltyr-m ;
In yitr patter of Ihe lAth iital., under
Uie held uf "Convention Humor, ' you
say tbai'ln a Uiiipitrary alswnce -of the
lis al eiitor yesterday, 1 tumor crept inUi
tlinse folunim to the elf.x't tbat Judgv
IWtli' and Hon. Kisnp 1'. Batiks were iia
poseil n Convention, and this went on Hi
the W ttern iwlitina of the 7'iAnrma."
Aft' expressing siiihe doubt as to the
oorris'lihits or the ruintir, you adit:
rill's gent lemon can -nk for thra
serve F thry smr pmper."
1 Im e to say for myself, that should I
live, s I te able to get to Ihe pull in Au
gust, shall vote lor convention, and
thoug my son Kemp is now almeut front
the l it, 1 ilnuk I way say for bliu that
he wif do the same.
TliJ&l sex-thin of the biH of fight de.
clare - That the people of this state have
tin-lai'reiit, sole and exclusive right of
tygiiting Ihe Internal govenii.icnt and
jMltji ahereof, ami of altering or alailiah
lugNl ir eoiMtitution and form of govern
nienawheuever it may be nectmstry tn
tin irlafcty and baiiuiiiees ;. but every such
rigliahould be exorcised in pursuance of
law, lid colisi4ently witli th otmallUl-
tionlt the llinUtl Hlatea." Alter titu
snleii ilis'larathm, I cannot Iwlieve that
be iopkt evar iiilen.li d to deprive them
.srltl of the power of amending Uv
iut"JH
I only hi tlie
uieiycrs of eadt house uf tiw general aa
rnik be optmaed to ita exenisc.
theLlijiirt irf aiueiHluteota, pnivnha
fur In aaudaa uf amending it; one by a
calif a eoaventinn by the coticurrem- of
tellurite of all. the attauuers of ewra
Wii of the general assembly; and tlie
otlilliy a bill fisr the protaaied amend-
ineau lie naawsl ia a particular aaanaer
by In aucrawsivs general ssaeinbliea, aud
iharaa vossi or toe tiiallnel voter of
Tif int aacttua-iar the inn of nghta ra-
ervilii Uie people tlieuutelve tlie power
to r Is eonveutioa Crsr antemltug their
cot'lition, provided the right to utake
uctlrtaU l eaerciseil sa'aunaianne of a
law Ibe pasaeo, a I anderattaid it, by
law Ibe paasiHt, at
Ui feral aeaemblr for that pfirpose.
Tie are thus ia sue opiaitaa, three
motiby whiih ' amendnteau aiay be
auk tlie conatitetioe of ttiu state :
1 silly cixrveetioe to be called bf the
peo theraw4rtr hi pumnanta of a law
to btoaaed by the feaeral assembly for
to lie called by
lie forsl aatenslilr tto if 'two thtrd uf
all ftmernbere of each hywae coocurritig.
I) By a hill to alter the asm which
rise wid taiec tiiuav in eartt hutaa ef
I wre V-..1 m
ffie-tWiritaaem-f
I thritTihe ft
irf ami I
r- ' 1 11 i
banseach house- tsanertivtilv. aoa Ve.i
f at uiue TtHl!if III OHUiuaiiMia uuiy;'
wit troubling yea with aa argunwut
in sairt of Ihaau; .
i WIU IL ua.l l l.svi
OIIIim Vu Liroiia.irio.-Mr. J.
A Ih ofTi'lvWa, Alabaiua, wrilaw
maUoa ' concerning tne kind f
used la grinding anaiac for
lif learaa that it is much 'astsJ
l Carol lea. Itiau oo write as
1 We'are aware of the' fact
cbaaed ia I lit yU. , , , !( "
J
fspn Guvwt.irWmn were no Rases
argau that court yesterday tne disrkat
havasea cleared. The court itwt mere
ly laisulutioo.
I ;
&&V2.4l &i!M&irV& tn& "..tun.1 .
We publish a fbllow the Jaw govern
ing, the convention, paswed by the general
assembly of 170 "71 and ratifii-d the 3rd
day ol April, 1M71-:
Bwtiom 1. Tilt ornerat .imWy of
forth Otrolin ilo tiuu t. That the herilfs
id the several couutiea of this Mate shall
open oll nt tliei various prccincU in tlteir
respective coitnthst as now established by
law on the first Thursday io August, A,
It i m71 .atiii ami whune an neranus ouai-
lieil to vole fur iMiuwri of the jneriu
.a.a..l.lv IttaV vote lor I IT KcatiMt a tte
etinveullon, under the ntrtctlona nerciu
aftwr pixm rilKid, those who wish conveii
ti.m .vol inir with a luiuted or writun lick
..I - Cu,.,.tun " and those who do not
iah such c.umnllon, v.ninK in ute same
way, " A'o gwwniV'riL,-" ls 'yi".
rL- lJoii uf dekwaica to the convchtii n to
lie assentlded in the city of l tlcigh al snch
time aa is hereinafter nrrst-rihrd, ail (sills
to la! nrpeTinleruled by (he nvi-Ur ol the
preclrlct, ami by two judges or inspta iora
at each of said places id holding Ihe eli
Uon, Ui be apitoiiited by thecotiiiuiasiiirtcra
of said cottiiilis rrspcvlivelv.
-4 Th it ah ill In- the duty of the
said rcMiatiai and said jU'l'ca or iitsa-c-tors,
im it Mil in tit v after the cbue ol tin
hiIIs, to count the ballots in the presence
of such t'ltx-lors as limy desire lo (hi pres
cut, ami make out a correct staleiuent un
derlhcir baililif, of the (mils at their re
sM3ctive places of Imldiitg said chvtkiii,
which shall Im wait . I up and returned to
Ute omuuiiaaiuuitr iif their . ivaueclivc
rmintira -tiv 14 ii'i4im-W oft Saltns-lni itf bar l
rf.,'VvTv!iiaattto,vrf..vji.:i,'r veiiitmiSety'iv.-ar,.T- iitcMSatt' n aiMs!m
lies 01 utnonit, usee ami iiytie stiait oe t
siluw uutU.Tumks ai'tij .the e.li;tu.'ii to
em, (or any two or tncih jn tne Tiresence
oj live or more ot ineciiineitsoi sain coun
ty.) ahsll tamipare said returns at the court
house, or other. place of holding court in
their rwiHtlVe yoniilleia, anil malts illipn
i ate alali'inenla of said returoa, swtiro to
In-fore stime persons author! .eel to ad-
ministvtr oatha, wbh-h altall be dt"-
ptaiited in the mliee of the reg
later of dta-ila of. the count v : and if, lor
any cause., Ihe mliim Ii. any preelcnet be
not in bv SI o'clis-k, p. in., then ami in
that case the i uiini 'sioners shall mljoimi
without C 'ltipaiqig tlie polls, to meet
again on the loonwing TiitaHlsy, nt I'J
o'clock, m , whin the poll of tlie vsrious
precinct ol that tMtiiily shall Iki c. mi par
od, atltl in the meantime they' shall diiucl
the sheriff, or one of hi deputies, to Com
no) this attaiiil.inre of tho ili-limnH nt re
turning iiflhvr with llin vine of till pit)-
etnet. When the coiniiiisslmters. Isy
thn nmiptetrat tm rwu perils iu ta! the
jKills they shall ni.ie- pi lamalion at the
court IttHMe iloor, ol' the vote cast for aitd
against the vnmiili,in, awl the names ta!'
i)te iwrarm or person duly elected as dulu
gatea. 8m.. 3, The regiator of deeiln for each
comity ihJtUJnuisnilt byu onor lMtiiirti
H-J0'.K-d-4WVVw.aVBttTAaitt
provided for In the fon-going ao tlun, and
shall, on ur before the same day give Ut
the prratiu or iersons duly elected deh'gate
or ilelegattw a cert itli ate of his or their
elm tion ; and if for any cause there Im ny
ri; ia!i-.r ol deetla in any county, the coin
ml i. uteri ol such rnunty wbcu they d
clare tlie result sha'l appoint one for this
purptate. a.
Buc. 4. Tlie atbinirv ireneral altall e
dorse upon the return thru made to hi
utqoe tlie time when th saute were receiv
cd, aud sliall til thciu away until the 4th
Thursday of August, A. !., 1H71, when
they shall be opened anil counted by tlte
atiorttey general, lite preetuvni in lite sea
ate, the aiieiikur of the house of reuresia
tatives aim I lie secretary il staui, or any
two ol them ; and the result shall Iw by
I lieiu iiiiiioiimsal iii uch a manner aa they
may duaut but-. U a lUJiiurity ul" Llui Vutes
be agsinat ciMiventtou Uiey shall so de
clare iu a prialautatlmi, and iu that rase
Uie ilt-hgatu shall nut anseinlile. lint II
a majority be Ibr a cotryeiition lliet sliall
o ihsiuro, and in that event the deligatca
Irln'tttil -al mrtil eJoi-liou ii; the various
r . i .n . . l .i. ... . i
counia-s snau aastiiiine in tne cuv oi ttai
eiyh on tlte third Thurstlay uf rV jiteinlair,
A. il. llil, lot Uiu uuruose Uonuu 0o-
elareu.
8c, A. Tlie cloction shall lie held In all
respect in strict oonfonnity to the exist
ing laws of tlie Mate regulating election
ft a- memlieniof th general asaonibly, aad
acconllitg to tlie provision of t hi act.
R:. 4. That th inapector of election
mentioned in section 1st of thl act, altall
be appointed by the commissioner of
cacti county resiiectively, at a meeting to
Im- held on the 1st Monday in June 1871,
oner sooa thereafter as prarticnbUi, aud
aaid wanmlssiistcr klialt at the aaute tiaie
pioint registrar of votor fiar each vot
ing pret-inot or township, whtass duty It
shall he to revue tne exiaung registration
liisikt of hi precinct or townahip, in aui-h
manner that aaid booka ahall how aa ac
curate list of all etentor previously mgis
tered ia awHl precinct or towiiahlp, and
still residing thereilt, wMhnet requirwta
sorb elet'tors tn he ntgnstared anew j and
auch registrar shall also at all tin,
after hut apptantment, up to, - and
on the day-iof election afureaaid, keen
opea aaid btsiks, and shall be at the
poll on aaid . day, with aaid book
fcir the registration of any eltxlors
residing tn ucb piwlm-t or township,
ami entitled to registration, whoa name
have never Itefora beea rogisteretl in snch
peec.tect or township, or do not appear la
the revbesl list ; do certificates of rugisu-av
ttoaahaft be gives, aad ae cleeUa- shall
be enritledrto ngisieror vote ia any other
precinct or towashlp than tha mat in
which he hi aa actual and km Jti resl
dwi aa-ttni'thiy of ektetioD. Aay tMrtoa
Moasar v vote, at uywurA. eie.
iwry
chal-
be ne the vetriatratioa buokt, may be chal
lenged a to his right to vot net the da
ofetectioa and th newt inn shall be.decj
regismur 'wff in preciuct or viw until p, oe-
a iiniii a - ... i--.a.
line uie uwiwsj m ttsxii ett
or juilgea Of electino, appointed under th
uriiiiwiiiii ui Hti w arty ciniuij
cotiimitethinrin.' or rr-i(brter of ltila. or
theriir, failing- or ticgirl!4 to wiake the
returni and perfonu Hie dutlea required of
hint by tbi act, shall be deemed guilty of
a muuletni-awBT, ami oe conviction shall
be flmsl not Ice than Are hundred aor
atort than one Hhtiuaand dollara, or ira
prisooud not More than six hor lea than
two months, at Ihe discretion of theermrt,
Jri(sa 1. Auy persna -who sfiaH know
btgly and fraudulently register or vote or
fcndin'e another to do an comrarr to tho
pntviainns sf thl ak-t, hH tie derated
gnirtj of a inistlemesWir, and tat eonvir
tnsx shall be Imnrlsitocd Inu than all
.luar mwmw twelte months, or fined airt h-ss
than one hundred nor ranrelhaa Hve hna
dred dollar; and any rrgialrar of voter
who shall make or iaav or suftor te b
ad uii i-i'tiv w ih ItnVn! to -couiiiill'a
It .tint utrrrt tir -roHref 4- tn lu'lntent ul
Trr!lR,vriWiiy
The foregoing ia. all the law touching
:iic elrrthmjruttl tlte duties of oilioer uv
--
Kia-lhelkmUnrb
;K.4.VTi fi.u.f. r or T fiukavk
OF VONrKXTIOS IN HUtiKK.
MoHoAtntiN, July lo.
.Veors. Uliluri: It is eusUunary in giv
ing u aci-ouul ol a poitiiciti nieeting to
i xsiyji ralo the nuiuls m and enlhutiiasin.
lint wc lieg leave to asaurv yon, mai we
do neither, w hen we U(e lht Csptalu
Jarvis adtlressed, on yusUnlity, tn out
court house, one of the largest una most
attentive audtertcea we have evefawr I "UT
l n alnt-o the wrt. H TTniniled u ot
thai anli Is-lbmi days, when sltesinen and
lajiami anas 11 is M mil i a aw HJaitiiiw as;f
iMildtv dha'osat'd Ihe Issue of tin- day.
In tlie morning Capl. J m ia reeeived a
b-tler troni the govcrTi.tr a sou lit lit w,
wishiiiu ! know H he would bo allowed
a .llvisiiiii ol tone with an ami couvcii
lion sneaker, w limn we nllerwanl' fiiimi
lo I hi the gttvi'rniir's law iiarlnrr, Mr.
rurt lii"M (I'anlo I'lwt ilictoi of the pro
ikmiIiu w district iNiit),niid wn-sif)iisH',
as be reprcteiita the governor in htw bnsl
as, he lind Ihs'ii seleete1 In no
his political tiuaitesH, as tlf iminiicutat
Toil could not lai her, t'npl. .1 alt is tte
clinrd to aut hiniK-lf. an lt di.l not mm
sidiu the time bis to ;."ie, but left tin
n nitter with hin txtnts rvalive iVicmla. A
itiiiim-iltw inform'etl th'' goti-rmir's son itt
law that Mr, Kurci w alt, mad kave a di 1
vwt,n nt' lim mm! wiltoMtv ii- i ia.im.U1 1
.Maia rrwin t i, wt.utti. tnviitc t
tjuennf ritn rii dt f nor pt trie riiTi t
Uon he so much linila. The sm-h of I
Capt. Jarvis waajMiwerful and oonvirtcVng.
The negroes oUctl umtiUd assent to Ills
rumaiks. lie was folluttpt hy yanr-tar;
euteil yotiiig townsman, V. ii, llualas.','
who entertained the audience n'n honr or
so with nun kill abilttv. Altur these gun
liiiiien llniahetl, V. K. MoKeaaon, wbocaimf
nut sa ai-auuidaUi brtore alty notiiinatiou
for convt-iilion, and who thinking he hailj
Is'i'ii treateil unfairly In the nomination,
then lore continiMut to run. arose ami
made a statx h wit it'll won him many
Iru iiiK It i tlue to Mr. AluKesson lo
stale, that, though he ran - u ail
initcpeiident' Canilidste, he did gnstt
aorvsne for the oinveattion. lie sta
ted that he told an intimate personal
friend (yet one who intended to vole
against him ' l 1 the nirrtilief frtlii)
llurke,) that if the radical ran a man he
would quit tho track, and now that tlit-y
hat) thine he retired and woubl cauvs
the county Ju Joat!th tjaiu.- rlii IaUj4
that lie wved hi CiHintry more tliaa htmj
elf, and tliat he would rial above all wri
soual coiiaiilnnilioiwi when her wclfarewn
at stake. He said hia withdrawal under
the limtmatanem was a strong arjtument
'firilpiNrW'Q -h&irWI
nartv tireinilli. u.. ltd r.irnVerft'wfc.'-t.r,
once mine get tntck hi the land mark of
our lather, Mr. hrwin, the nomineo,
then made a fi .remarks, whkh eitdi d
the speaking. . . (
r Three cheers lor Itttrke. All t working
harthoninualy ; ninny sqinhHrnn with
us, ami JtMcpb Krwin will Ik- csecled.
Truly, .
, - . NEMO.
For the Bentlnel,
Krrrntti.i.'s rtpnraoi, July 19, 171. j
MKssiut. Kuitohs : f know you will lie
passed to hear Inint Itrantilln, thmigh I
saw you at court on Tueaday nyoying the
speit'h of Johndtiiglaiid. fully, and other
radical lights. I beru worn I HI men at
tho August elect inn who ditl not vine. If
iitey win come oui next numiu we suiwi
the county. 1 i r-
Mim-u than 1.10 wgror have left the
connty linee tlie uwt ehvtinn.
'. I know of liti two men who mammon
wull with tho negro at the last uksitiiin
and they convinced the colored man that
it wit beat for him to workwork. j
One worked Ore and the other seven
nog""- They gave them one t loll at cju-Ii
to work the day of election, aad tiny did
work, . I "
Mr. Isaac Davis, when his crop I tidd
I rv, ahraye gives a barbecue to the no-
grue eniployeil. lawt year tlie bartweuu
hill on Ut day of eloction., . )
Mr. Ijwsiier, the same wham you call
Kil.lee, had Mr. Diivi arrested for it.
charging that he bought or bribed votar.
Mr. Davi any he nnver aaid vote or
election to any one of the negroes, and lie
Insist that Mr. l.asalter slamlemi tho ne-
whn pretcrml the tiarlmcueto tbecKa-tfon.
It is said them were Ave republicans to
one tleuiucrat who preferred barbacue to
voting, -Tolsacm
In thl enonty t much In the
grass, and the worm about the thl -of
Auirnst are etitec-tod to- 1st worse tlutn
ever known hHore. One diiUvr iu gold
to kill wiirin on the iht day of August
ill save toe tobacco crtt in tlrannlle.
If titer an not tlirea hundred tolatccO
emwers f n Granville,, wilting, by pnying
one dollar in gold or silver, to save their
crop, then wa aay let the worm destroy
it, ' If we don't carry wHivsnt 'toa in tirao
ville it will Im the fault of th Mingy
whit men and not tn negro. .
Yours, (J.
P. a 'Ton have werer anawnred the
queatinn, whether It i unlawful to pay a
uuut extra ur working oa eieotion day I
We have heretofore stated that it is
unlawful to bribe a man to vote or to W
Unidate hint from voting ; but there b
ne law ia this or any other county aguinat
titnyjng
tin
aaj1'l.WEir
working evea on electioa day. to. Ut:-
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T In an artidii of 111 moioing cdluoTiTirT
tita-gatBaaa-1 Jaly f h. liraJe4..M Baa I
Hall," we.aaaeluti.Mitcallixlby that paKr
a " stxirerfWatW"' '
piaying sawl IB the aioouioi 4uiy, ana n
wa ahw asketl how we carried a lively-,
hiwdr IS vindication- of wnwrrroa, - we
would slmulv car that we consider base
ball a sootl exerris for ihe prouvition nf
gtMAl health aad physical strength, and aa
we are employed during all the other new:
son of the year ia the cu'.tirauoe of our
mental faculties, we deem it wcrassary to
tnrngthra ear yWidiei with aoin eteccise,
tlnring tfiw season. " - t .7 :
We wmtltl y fisr infaTnation, tliat th
law half sVaatHi begins In March and
rail ia Nov. We earn a livelihood iu
Ute same way that tlie white young men
who play oa the same groanda Uiat we
pray on, earn their) . " i .".,. ... s y,;,
x , a nr,nur,it tir i iik cxttt.
Raleigh, Mw ' t'., July !, WU 1 ' ,
" ' for Ur- Unit V'
.1 SrinaUinH CrqiiJi Ttma!t!tltmmtt
Tvu, ul Tin IA f fr hfciliU.
ilmn HHU-r:- Afler-a hmg inlefwia
aioii of nearly lirt wii-ka, 6W old friiaul,
the riMKl.,'ilKiiiail. th un tta jsgsitt
Ibis niomiiig. Wc had greatly mitw-tl Ha
daily tails, run) wIkh Us laniiliar t.vnr en
lered our met" tura mornrng tnere was
decided actuation, ami every yn
eager Iu Ui-ar its budget of iWw. frouf Ihe
dear old Uiad witvje our allet'lioiw tii I
perbapn too much. ! y'1-'
Ann, now, a yaw are natty tilling u oi
tliinis in North Cartihit 1 fivl that I
ought to give you attdyoHrrr'ailtnigtiinpe
ul'siu h niHtUis bore as may iuu-nwt ymi,
and t will begta wMh llie'lliuui wtttiit n
ttte general Mibfit of eoovervalion. Ten
neesce, a yon art? awsre, ranks hi,;h na aa
asrAewtoaniaatat aad as it is hi (.limit)
to travel over two vi he three urait.l dt
vii.wruJ the twat in wbtrh graiu r a
h-itdjji shiplc, I t""au fk Whh ane tin.
jirnf" of a umry of Hve crnis h h have
jiwt bum bai vitil. .
Wheat gunerally ia a failure ; it t hard,
ly hail a crop iu quantity, jm t(n.iiali
ty is fufcrior. tl are jtfoo.1. to place,
in vither hs-alilii-t, mori autf trja the
wUjile, htnlly rotne up to (he average
yield ; and a I have nfttii aetta in Nunh .
Danilina, after a wet spring, the first cat-
tins ut grans is light. Uora M Hra and
smalt Sir tlte easoit, but look beatlJty ;
this Is the oiilical moulli with it, aud pen.
pie are witU-hing lite weather ai'Mat with
t.msiderable anxiety, t have ttot seen
imm m Twjmwatiei Vlteett l aHtuoHHlerit.
tts-wr'a'4i' a.'iiRiaat wxiat'oiT' ,wT-..it,'-jr-'.r:rrai .svji-.'"
u;rs, aim ittit me large ami muiUI rti-
: -reti itng w mitoTr&srm'iai'tm'm '
through lntt baa lieua very nuukvd. ai d
I yet, sttigtilnriy enough, at least lo ortltiia-
ry observers, there seems so fhr. a
cidd litt-niasit tiTai itar-ytyTiiaiuiTier-"
VHU-ista, east lieattlt aiat pteastue aeeker
going northward. There ia a claa which
jwtmpct most in hard time, thriving on
ihe misfortunea uf tlie coitnlry ; md then
sit it l a characteristic, of our Wlta nalJire
liir us tti dtiliglitoiu what i, lutjot),! the
reach uf our punrcr netgldtoraVi and in a
why to muk tlieni Icel llietrdisaliiliire the
more at-naihlr, the rich at such Mnsonn a
this, are apt to be ttlUiKlully; usleutalious
and prodiga. - It itmner. howevefi to
atiil, that not a ti'W asl Una ho bow
crowd the eastward Is-nind train of the'
great tborotihfo-B, juwaing here, are in-
vaiins serKitig iicurlli wtly; and fciaiiy nf -IJ.tMc.tiiih
a wuoltWiiuedread of th
xinse ami Jisuuw fort of the faahh malile t. -tartnTfihtrWoT
Virginia and (lie Ktui Ii,", a-"
tiirire anhms! atuwf the unanrr reanrt.
id Va-TiMneasce, and hiulu-wialhilla to-
ward the blue mountain uf North i km. i
Una. Tlua 1 ay third aumuier in tbi.
taw and I ant often on the road, and cua
spealHir tfre book ( and I do Hot hesitate
bi atsa-rt that thnre kawa-lt er general and
'ghiw rpjmtia1mi(rHie"a antl
"'"tern part of the suite would literally
awanii with visitor every sumoier, if t'n:
ctmntry etwld only lie reached by nl
road. Mote, of this anon. V. li, ..
JoneidioBi', Tuan, July 14t Vol ,.
if -'..-.'. ,v For the eentlnul '
p tht BJUtrt of th SntM r, ;J ,
I)ba Bum: A I riipimmk vou are f.m.l
I to hear fnap any i...i,.,ii of ma i,.u ,.,
state on tlie siilij;l f mnvuiuivn, I
occ.a.4on to Inform you bow we do In.j.r
uptoohl t vtorvt. AtagitfliertajfuTTfrie
people on the 8th iimt at-theatore rrt Mr.
Kit HMiiifers, ofUWJiite kik-Townslil p, we i
were addressed ,v Hamiiel it ew larrV. Kan .
fmuj WasltNigtaio Mimly, upon theimpur
tant anbject of convention. Mr. Ni'Wl-r- '
ry showed the many Imperfcrtiomi of the '
present constitution, 'that if was hi no "
way athiptetl to our iftnathiaj showed
tlie legality of the act of the ireoeral aa.
anwbly, authorizing Ihe people to vote oa
tuat aunitsM, anu uiat a vote of Uie peo
ple upon that aubject was the eaily true
niiiaiilicaa luode. ...11a aliuwed the won- .
iltu-litl aiaount of the public debt, and the"
unrest vaewou, ana uiat uie legislature
would have to levy Uie tat to pay said iu
ureat Ufore they adjourned next spring,
unlesa we could have a coavenlioo, and
tliat in tlie, event of htvying the ta the
people would be ruiued beyond redemp
tion, lie showed how wo wise now bov-'
Unittd.aud b whom, ami tliat this debt
wa causeaitiy fraud aiul rusxvilily and
that by calliiiit a rjouviaitiun we w'tiiiltfti
able to gel crtiirof very many unnecessary
rHlldala aiiii indeed without saying luore
ne aitii jusiire to pvery par ot .tins iniii
lent stiiijia.'t, waking a tine afieech,
Mr. Newberry U aa old man aud good
at pjijilica a iftan of large experience,
and can jfesaon well, haa a good clear
voice and speaks fluently, IleUeow tiear
ly seventy yi-ant ttld, and we doubt, much
whether thete ran lie one in a hundred
who can compare with him.' We had a
large crowd and do not think tfaerwere
than there that wili ot vote for -aVu-ventHHi
. Well done old Carterot.
You w ill please give this a place ia your
paper. ' ' ' -.-
- - ; ' AUSTENElt -
" fur the Sent Inel
Muss its. KriiTott jThe friend of ran-,
venthm In Korsytlta cooniv.heldlhisafier- "
maw, their county auuiinating couven
lion. Uf the'ithirUva townliia in the
county, all were rrpnswnted by regularly
accredited ' delegate, 'except oueX-and
that one M a atmng roventkua townsh i jt
anyhow. The throng wa very huge, ami,
when T. If. Prgrara was announced a thn v .
nooiiwe, tl eotlluiJaam was uutHHrnJe'd.
-Ilitwa 1 the iRdlairt gjttkwiwaw .
who was our candidate for the house of . I
representative last auminer, andhesm:
frcded Iu rcliHing , tlie radical maiiirit y
n-tan' alsiirt I'.sJ tii a prtitii('ysii.1et wi T
tharnjiwity)"'gaiw X
Trgnda, owfny-Ui TJio rHWar1
iBmw thra hi yogue f ypUiiit aj anr
prwiisot bt ile eiiunty. .. . "t
Thi aaaflMii laitasaHt aaiM-if
sythe, utd lay out the oliice-hoUWrs aa
cold as) a .weilge. lie speak every day '
front now until tlie cltt titm, 1
Ow intelligence fnnn the m i. liUir'm r
eonaties of Ikavseadkia, Rnrry Hlokt i
and !(' kiiialiuui, WWtj grattl', iitS ..The
cHintttw, h I coiifi.f. fitly exsa li ,i, SHI ! '
lu ruaae Umir ith.jiiTtlia .a laat year.
HiWi Jas. M. iaeh and Hon. F K
Wmlier speak at Kriaokstown in Ihuicouiity
on Thwailay.JulV SfJVh, and arrangeniritta
are being made Itir a iplejulnl liarbtvne at
wi putce oa tlw Hay. All parties, races,
colors and re cordially invitM Id par-v V
licipate, V blf ytm, Kottiytlte l aN ablaze
fi eonirnsion. : '.".' ' Xu -t'
.. Wntwiet, July ISth, 18TI. '.'..,.; .
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