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I,,, n of .North '.iroliua
in ii.r N,,til,
uiirr, .l in"1
If ih. li '
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,i,ii, n to their', iwn Htnle af
i.,, ivi- ear to the liH iple
I V'rk. iIih lint.' may U- re
,i i... .loinoiii mi of
l...lm
mii rrn.-! hug.-ri rnw,
HKST HA MCA 1.8.
Afe ,,f the ra.ltrn olliee hol,)n All.l
tlmr palit miuiorU.n. ami upol.a-iatK, uu-
pTrt that the iiiuli,ii3..-.lii.it ull.1 (liriH.ti.in .
if Ult nili ill paitl Inn. ptiNH.',! from th
luit.ii. of lUur, mii. I r.V-m, lo thorn, ol
h-4M-.4 aii,l np. . ImI.I. in.'ii, ami Ih. y cite
UV preMrnl a.-i'ih'iilal governor aa potnt-
rtli me U the Uiilli of atich ug
(ntioa, ,,N.i ho i thia ( Thia mine
M.(lUl KVernir wua lient. iiant r;oTcr
'w, ftuni Uio b. giiiniiiK of tlm pitwent
njiuil aillllilliatratioii. an, I a viol, lit an.l
MTynAiil Wi'tlrr for hi parly, lie waa
rvcrv ra.li. l miD-tiiiK an. I "iivcntioll
krnail.l liinl it al all coiiveni. lit to At
taiii, an.l he preaitled over the radical
ntt w h.i, ih.. thieving an.l rol.U'ry
m in iniil part il.me. lie was r.ujiii
UHt uf lite thieving anil Mhj-alitiK done.
It ca .h ue un.ler lii mm;, Ixfore hi
'i He knew it ax well then aa now.
Ih am iitr,,t uiiioiiL' tlie radical, ilut
law lyjje of radical iW.ny never (Mir
mix-.l In- toi. e in ,iiu,ili,.n to fraud anil
.minti, m tiev.-r once ! VV ehallmige
i "I In- i ti.l iipol.igiHta to cite the time
w.l .laie. He never did ho until after
Eif Mrllil Wis .lone. He thru HH till
Ui.n o, mi, ding ! lie aaid tuck
Hie l,l, r lhelhiefat.il thehortwi
mil (le.1 with him" Ih yonj the reach of
h.,o.i ntB,
Tlim, to... fuit her, we ask, what hat. he
"i wiy ra.hml done lo liring radical
Uoei.i, Hli,l roliU ri to jlMtlc( What)
i Krlliea.'l the time an.l the namm of
U.e tlm ira ho Kr! tliey ; where are
Uiey ( Tlie Ihii vea. with ouu or two ex
eeptmna, are in the statu. What haa thia
..x'. Aeei.liniitl governor done? No
thing ftiuijitv nothing ' !i, -,m ih.- aleal
ailt -I.Mie in . wi. e. .taiant of it he
miirlit I, o. it h. c.irl.l liave I
ii..- I,,. i, In n, to do i- he
f.t i..j , . ,e iijiened not hm'iiuraifi
at tAiml not I
linger in opKilion to MtashwhAckert and .l.m-ra.l.M to aiislaiu I
merramra ii, , ,.rriiillona of Ilia felloV
nuik-alAA,! he i h. id up to Ihe mi-
!( thr 1. vi r.lmtl . ,; And true
Nhi tt.,w tj irt-t-t lli
"im party i t;,i ve ih mate !
Thereta!!.!
UK-r
t'lKTIMi
iado gn al. r enemy to republican 1
jowmment IIiaii aecret.
oath .bound
"twtiea. -Tlie rcpuhl
lican party for fire I the high Iruat h betrayed, and depuaed
uwudT tihnmgk. Jtoffiw ti hh ll
w Jac-rttaucal clulw. Thi-irf
J"MaT'AiII' hab.MOcwSl
jAJUIjn,., -,---.-i4-hwtliH!ii
Tbe Wnijiieii in Alaiwina are to he 1
gjSsL. Mdcr llm iiii..ing rtKt'wjtfniigF
. '. ,,. . ....
Kraarealthelaritopftten
uhi in Jonea ana nwer ( ;
of North tamlina, yon will bear
"Her aecrvt Aiawtitu, or new reign of
"V. Down, w ilh allaecia
"" wj k aiiiicktt, araort. and
. , if l V ' ; " l, t'i.. (!i
.,1 - I . I ,1 -3 t
8r the IkUw W; it Jim cwm o
H ow where the little finger of
presideat ia ranre iiorful than, the
the who)esi,li.Hi." Vrt, n.l.H)J
W Uoirrille CVrVjWr4, M W4
i h V U aoowiuf hi whole band.
' 111 - : L ., 1 ' 1" - - mw 1 III IImwmIII X I !
U mum n( ,1'nmiiimV. (tnsITni,'
fKJi.liii. Hi.- urit of h.Unu n.rt'iM ill Amtl,
Hi.- .rf , ,Hwl,utiin 1(.
''" '' "' aHiijUur liuwlivrt
I l rlv n. chuI.IwI, 1.M )
I" il ri'hi an. I UwftH ft.r fh ,,r,i,l, t
t.i I ha nxiuv ioUi AunJ. Cur..ii..
iw,l BIli,, . nnf w irraii r
Imt ,,r,H-P f aWj , (.u,t (i( m jn
l'Ui.iiip ,ri.ioii
i- it right d ,wfu U t)jls U)
iit ri,i,,,t ,,a kh .,! lHrtt
1 it rii'ht for l.im i,,.. i ,i
mil ii
- T! T'r ITri-itl' ' "II
lion uii, Inns, .,,,1 ..r., "i
will. 'imMiiryiMici, "jH-n,,,, f,i ,,f
into Iferore a
I It r l -1 1 1 aiiU law
fill fur him t irta. Ifiylit .ui, U rrnr
it r the hiiitl uJ tlm-. .Iiiu- Hi. inniHiiii
ninl guilt) alike Ui 11.-.- in or.lir tn av.ii.l
iiiiliiwrul w'iuru ..I' tliuir jH-nnins (
W.is it rilit unit Inwlul in lliw uliiti'
f.jr Hit- ni.li.-nl nlfi. e liolifcm of the f,.le
rul g.iyi THiiKjit ut ul iiutoriouiily iffii.i
nuit an. I unuit in. n inUi the coiintiw of
Kuth.rr.ini, I'.. Ik, I'l.-nvHwiil, Ijim-nln
an, I Oiuliui, mi. I l.y llm nij iff ,,. riny,
arrtl r.ir an. I liiiu,r..s .if mii .ni,f.
.'iiilty f ..If. ii. uuuu.. iuuuuuiiaikiUb..
- 1 Ihwi .lrHf Ih.'w ll.w kitmiwil iiiil.,. I
Irv Um-ih miioti"; MirHiii-n. I'.r allivrwl
riiiM.
VV .- il right mill li.wfnl f,.f tlie ju.ljn
h In-I.l tl.r I nii.d Stul
Sl.il, -h circuit i-oiirt
lr.rn Hhi Hiiul'ir
'i",lh M,ll.-tl to
tt-fiii ,,l the curl IV, .in on,- I tin until
''"'".I iitowedlv o 4 Hub htld'ij,,
iil.l.il I In- In,,, of -in It :,,l,,iirilllient .
lull, i, I the tt.ful.n trri. mill IlliliiwIiilU
ill, I iii mint inn of the Icllt-r and spirit of
the iiiiul... in. wcJI na ih.- ion-.riuiii.in ot
lie Tinted State, order the 1 nile.l trtl,-.
iiutiHal Hi aumnioii a jury eHeciitllii to
try the kuklux, and innocent meu at. well
guilty 1
Waa it right and lawful fur the aaaiatant
aiaUkjttri!J..Ki. tlvie Uie United
Htattw waralial, a 14tt4uit anil violtutt ruii
cal, Ai twt of uion lie ought to aiiiu
nion ?
Wu it right an.l lawful, when the
radical Judge, radical litrict and atwis
lajil dwlrict attorneya, radical attorney
gtiiiural of the United Stab, radical Lni
ttt St.it. wnaloi-H, the nidicnl iovernor
of thia Mate, and ollw ? rwlii ala in and out
of oltire in thia stalv and out of it, were
atriving and doing their utmort to make
I lie trials of Hume charged with tukltu
off.iM-ei, take fnUitintl turn- for tlte
radical marahal to auinni.ill five uLrftu of
tlie pcraou from the nhlkJ party tmmuc
tfuy irtrf riblu'iiU ? Wat il liglil lo aelwl
rwlical of deep an.l violent pr. jiiiiicn aa
jumra i
Wa it rioht and lawful, when theac
jitrora wi aeliH-ted were chalianged Uhiii
atliduvit aa a whole, an unlawful, laM-aum.
not drawn and Htiiiiinimed a.a'.nding to
law, and iM-cauae they were o auiiiiuoncd
lvtu they were r.or,ta. for the rndical
jildgea tti rej'uue Ui Air in ideiua i the
facta charged, and to refuw, if the facta
were trtH.''aM AWorii to, to MtMtaiu the
chnllange? ,
Was il right Pr at loaat one of the rad
leal jildgea to aid in making up a Ai,;iw
euLirtd report ol the trials had la-fore him
for the purpMe of making political (api
tal in I he otllirrn tAt.
Wu it right for the radical convention'
and the legialalure who flrst aawemliled
under the peeSfi" eohWtttltteritf-Aritate,
to increaiw the Ute det.t -0,000,0(H), aud
ateal the whole of thia vaat mini with the
ejorptiou of lean than $fiOO,XW t
Waa it right for the radical authorities
of the state government to let the thievok
and rohliein who stole thia vaat mini go
entirely una hi pi of justice f
Wu it right for a radical governor In
aiwM!Ul the constitution and law of the
.late, arreat, wiih.mt warrant, acorea and
hundred of inn.a-eiit an.lgO.id vCi n
siAH.M-ii.l AiiAfwi (wrjiKA, defj the chief-ju
lute. -ann ai Uii)' 'piTfiFE?E5i5!Ti. reR-aof
hi. .h-apotic will and purweir
' Waa it right for a radical chief jutne
Ui collude with that radical gJna.no. t4,
I.Miin. ol tbe JbU? -Binr"!' cwmiuIWi hia radicaH
porpotiea't
Waa it right for the people Uimpach
as, I .know that lawkwa governor
Unght that faithlem aoil dialioneat t-hirf
iiHtice to be impeached And deprived l
, V 4. f "T" "
- 'U drankenueaa and
and 'inwMnpetwwy i
(Wht Judge Watti to iie' impeachci
1, Ought Gov. CaldireU to hare exercued
the arti tmr f Oucht he to be im peach-
Ought Got. CaldwaJJ to he ineached
Ii being rogniaant of the rrime and cor
rtiptioiu peip trVu(l Iy,ti3'radkail Co-ajion-ra,
and not rawing hia vox in op
jMa.iti.Hi to thent ' 1
'la it .right Ii radk-wl f oWrnnre tfl' iar
dna radical nfro Uiievea,, rollen, arur
uVrera, houa-irM4a, bam burocra, bur-
plan, and auch onininal a perpctrauii
raiw.ua hiU wom, and turn them
ka UuoCMtf le i u v.. - - I
iU U ri.Ut fcc JudgS Tofg W tliK
fHrai nrgra t the rui tent wry fiir.f
ly Is month for BtUfliipting topirp,,.
ttt; IC'I Iff ''pPji jjitff TRF--
l i...V 'nhitf !,,v iii (inuiL'i: LountyJ.
In it riht fi.r niilitnl l.-.i.l.m li.iniri.i.
Itlatt nt lii.nu. sii1 al.r.m.l, with Urn viuw
kVllLr . M v. 4ll
lniiC III, in-. In In i,,.r mij H.r.
-liiuliiii; n,is ru,. ,-ni,,, a,i , i,,, ,ll r f
W iH 1m L'lll.l tl ll .W. MM.i,.!
! l.i ih
. ii-mi. nm li.iiu m.iim- r. (tr.i'tilii
in.- , ,,l
1 I In n. m will !r..iuiiil a
I. H Mtun
lii'itiit.
IMMllill limnl um mgni
Ji.ii.l.oTti on" roygrs.
ii. WiMiani M. K iit, ,.l Ni w V.irk
11.
wi a inWic H(Hx;h il Km.l the .liin,lr
ail.1 AimliiiK in ih.it , ilylhrnin;!! it oiH
riU iu.1,1 I,. U..h,I if mt through
" halli'l" lh.-n lltriHtli ' lMy,.n. U. TliU
iii,lH 1.l,M.,y ; nn, I if a wiuthern .iraUr
W.- han I.. I.ik.l u-nlly II.I.Un'
u.liiiitiit i :iti.,ti )titi,h-r. .1 -i.i.l n.lilii-,1 ua.
Ht. nit. iiu(l..:M li,-. ami ll,'. to thu Imi.hii
f Jiant. Tlu-tiii. iuihic win- iiiiuouih;
Unit tr.iv. ItiilliH k ha Fiftili.'.! the propli
l G. ..ryi.r, ini.l l..lli Ii. m..Ti of the lcgi-
lat.ir.- Imn- i:i..j iiwilulions of rcimurcJ
ui..u llit. Ht'..t l.a ov.Tiior n ho .icrtw
the HMij.l,fe of Ciria, ah our fugitives,
II., 1,1m ui., I I.itil. Ii. Iji, ,lo Ilii- people of
North Carolina. .
f rnj'w.iol1i."'rtoW -r'w.iiiT.Hwafrai
and editors talk
hull.. t f.iil. Nor i-. that all. Korty nine
col, Is col (Kt at t'hi.ago can la-nr witll.a.
!h it tli. v Inmg for Inn iii.ng ami lealing
We I,. In. i hill the io.ii hung ut Chicago
wiie in , re inii.M-eiit than lintha-k, Hrotl,
ami the chiim-i hi.iier- who have licen
i, In.
, I. t in;
1 1 . e
tt,,...,ll
I '.i
lie eoltsliHIIIed I
av. no more
I.. I
. t-
" let - I,
- Irajle peace
I I I I .t.t.ui
i.ll le, I I Tilled
l.h.n thai if
up. .ii to mil
mi.'
one do
ice the three-
f 111, i .,n.-lituti,.lial
eey, uiti the .IruA,
,ll
I ' I. 1.,,ml I
t ,u.l the !i.l.lr. of the ciecutive coin
mittee, that he will ,r.itfi the etmelugUrn,
aocording to hi Myatiti of logic, that hia
" argunientM ia mianawerahle, And, rAir
iwi m mm vtaituje U attempt u an
swer. Ilia "arguiii.-nt " i un.U.lionably
tetujthy, if not ttrengthy ! Thia sccnu to
liethe common liiipnwion amonjr. the
half dozen t.iliticnin who have tound
time to wade through it - no it i aaiil.
WHAT Til KY SAY IX VIHCISIA
A 1IOUT im: KAD1VM.S.
Souk: "half and half" democrats who
are alwaya looking which way the wind
Itktwa, and UAiuhy paiiihy conarrvalivea
who go where " thrift may follow fawn
ing," aay wa are too hard on the radical
raw aU who have stolen our money and
ilisgrw ed the nute. Hear what the Itich
iiioii.I li)Htti h aaid on the inoming of the
elceiioii ill Virginia, and all the other
.kni.K rati, papera were even more "even
on the radical thieve aud raacala. Si
they mud during the whole campaign, and
they have won a glorious victory m thia
struggle tor freedom and aelf government
Itichuioiid ia goiug ahead. . Obstruct
her nol hy cotiipioinit.ing with radica.a.
K:i, Ileal rule w null! . tiruig tier to A dead
hall. No e.mlideiu-c can Ih: placed in
Ml. h radicAl rule aa vte have had in thu
aou li. Ilhaalieen the luleof la'aaUl of
prey such rule aa I he wolvca of the
lllitek Koiiet.1 would bring into a hamlet
abandoned to their ravenous appetite.
,Wherever Ihnw animal ol prey have got
f)1 MaM.wuoii public credit, publl. teace,
an 1 atainl linppiiieM aud proa-rt, have
lieta duairoyed. 11 ua aaciitlcr tune,
pleasure, in.-iiey, ei cry tiling personal and
individual, In the cause v1 He stale and
her prter vat ion troui the ri-klei and de
structive rule of these desperate invaders
aud roblajni.
Wi woLLU like Ui know of the leading
horn blowers of the radical f iction ol Una
state, who of the Democratic (ni-CTyative
party belonged Ui the radical ring who
stole f jtl.UOO.lM"' from the people of the
state, (live their names and the proof.
We want to know Iheni aud they shall, be
heid up along with the.xradicAl k-aderi to
tlie tut. iiiili.-ualion Md execration of
au outraged people.
the proof.
Ui ve the naiuea aud
Tub piiiici(i.-il obji--ti.m urged against
tin milium of the- Kitrt-utiv UimHiiUee
by tlie pea.-elul1) e-nutitiuioual essayist
evliitor of Uhi Perry tlie man who
last siinnuer utterly .Umolishcl and exter
minated the Ajax of, tlie North Carolina
bar, -ia, that the committee did not de
nounce and exix rale the kuttu in auf
BCiehtly clWse aud --.tinted terms, Amrl
fnau the objection, be thinki the addreaa
ia in tho main omatiiutional I
Nsw Oovbbkoh. tleorgia has anew
deut of the -naK Itulha . having H,t
meat, or boui. v
bjaaWCiSliy:' ' f B I ha fay.
iaiature expn-aata the hope-tllAl Ihiire wul
fur retrenchtucut and Ktfomi.
Bullock. Scott, Hotden and Brighara
Vouug, are all, o the wing.
' l)fcj.!hiPf0gtB&. JulrajaiflipiB j
such eaemkaof malikio.L
The evHMtitMtiual editor hf the Leutg
JVrry, alia the Arai, alias the Rnt, ha al
longth d charged hia luy 'tad piocw at tlie
address of the Central Kieculive Commit
U. Thia dw-hargsb just three columns
long! H i snuajf.' 8d heavy, Indeed,
i..i ,t i. Mieraltv dowbtod if half
men in Ui tUU will rend it The a
sault, au-t-nlk-d, ia posnlle-a sad liarmiesa;
as pointVaa, and an dull -and
linruiVesa. " . ,v.'-
FHirn OI B OWK GOBBIWPOMUEKT.
bitiob k t Smau. Crowd-FiTiiBit
fKi-rift-M t tii nm'Inw'tlpM
UN A 81.1. frtcALK.
Wkmnm, Nov . Vi-trtcrilay Uic tecond
grand animal r'air of the lt,Anoke and
f . ...
ar uiver Agiicultural Association Ona-iHal
with a very line nhibiiion ..f .l.I. ...
tlie variiMis deiwrtments, but; with a small
trown in atU-ndance ; the weather being
eiou.iy t.ut no rain.
The fair grounds are situated shout one
and one fourth utiles south of the town on
the Wilmiugtou and Weldon , railniad,
with cars running to it every ao' minutes.
These Kn4n.tti are very siqa ri.ir to tliose
of the Htatc A-cktiou, both in rcganl
in, tuuli;iinilieJi..au.lAti,,.,,,,,l.i.
c.tnairui tioa of the different buildings.
We were particularly (truck with the con
vtsifcmt arrsngenient of Floral Hsll ; it
lieing l.icsted just alatve Mechanics' and
Agricultural Halls with s flight uf stairs
leading up to It from both the outside
and inside of the building, with a large
baloimy in front capable of seating some
2'ifl or 300 K-rsons, commanding a splen
did view of the entire race track.
The building for the reception of ngri-
, nil,, rut inii.l.iii.,nti. ,..;.i. ..I . .:.!..
tfKitrhMbfyvtiytfjAftS
that we. have Jivcr ja aucn, The Italia,
close an,ToH-ii, olli.-i-s of various .1, -st rip
tions, and in la. l all tlVtlic arrangements
are as cirijiaa-u ami titling as we have
ev.-r seen on any r air (irouii.l in the state.
The track, h.ilf a mill! in cin-pinli-reaiie,
i an exc.-ll, ul one and up lo the preseill
remain in , o.kmI condition
"lour c,.ii,-iMiiideiit .lid not reael.
tin plu, .- until lau i, -i-, iia Atterii.M.ii,
he can Sieak but little of the first day's
proceedings, hut learns that nothing ol
much interest tranpircd.
This mornini; we were bright and early
on the lair .-rounds. The crowd was
largely in excess over that of yesterday,
and all tlie departments had received
Wiugrnttar entries. - -
Floral Hall, the central point of attrac
tion, was iiH-st lieautifulty dot-orated, and
its appearance did full credit to the fair
fingers that accomplished the work. To
mention ouly the articles of real merit and
deserving special notice, would require ttai
much space. Ilut in passing we cannot
forlaar alluding to the handsome silver
cup offered as a premium by J. T. Young
A Co., Petersburg, Va., to the lady who
takes the first premium for the beat pre
serve. Thia Arm had a magnificent ex
hibition of silverware, jewelry, Jtc.
Leaving Floral Hall hy the inside stair
way, Mechanics and Agricultural llnll was
reached, and here we were grot-ted hy our
old friend Pnelich, of Duplin, who had
on exhibition some ten varieties ol hit
well known wines, 20 or .10 varieties ol
grtie vinos, besides many other things
that cannot lie enumerated here. Hen
were cablmges, grown in Halifax canity,
weighing from 3.1 to 30 .in. Is, and, iu
fact, vegetables of almost all kinds of the
finest description. In this Hall, Mr. John I
K. Williams, from the hardware house of
rliiinnier, Young & Co., Petersburg, Va.,
exhibited a magnificent case of hardware
goods, arranged by himself in a very
unique and tasty hianner. Tlie exhibit of
agricultural implements is capital, but
almost alt of the more' prominent are
manufactured out of the state, Tappy 4
LmuadeD, of Petersburg, contributing
mrj?rfy: "" '
The show of thoroughbred and blooded
stock, though' limited, presented some
splendid specimens of horse flesh. The
most prominent among the latter is Geo.
M. W. Riuwom's famous stallion, "Red
Dick," and in truth "he is a steed," and ofa
pedigree as nolHe as royalty itself. Me is
by "Irxingh" out of "Alabama" by
"Brown Dick." The General had' several
bLsKled a ills, .fee, on the groUn.U, which
will lie noticed at another time.
1 lUK.THOTrmu . . ....
Un-day, like thai at lUMgh, was rather of
a poor ontccv The maia HiaWh came off
at 1 1 o'clock. Paxson entered "Boh Ia,"
Prairie entered " Ufer," and Trout en 1
tered " Huulnea." best three ia five, lor
two purses f T5 and 'S0. " Hnnlrss."
Usik thiee trtraight heals in iM aid
3:51. thus winning the first rise of f 75,
having to iawler
' tbeoa of $S0.
Thiaioh tlie weatlier tooki tnreaiemng, I
' .... , I
it is expected thu on to-miarrow Hie crow u
II largely iw reaae. Every train brings
new artie-trs for entry. To morrow and
meKuTaW
- f
Ch h'aoo to C rLsmiai, STC-ltt.
Ge7ir MTitresiure? uril
iSMfttagenof the Charleston. S. C' relief
movement, thanking them for "the gener
ous douatirh) from warm hearted Cnarksv
ton to rokeB-hearte.1 jTiicajrp. " fie
d,Ur -.. .. . . . --- -
. "Our prostrate people will l afore
tttocltcd by this" contributi.H thsn1 by
nuuij of greater amount, which come from
other morn pnaipenws sou roes, , since the
kind words snd frclina which accomnaay
thti girl assure as owe lnire "that all tfw
w.trl.l s akin." Stsrh hearty- sBanllesla
tions from the South -and they renamn
nsa in this time isf triat-Mvince as
anew that we of America, at Usnst, are soe
people ; and over the red Bride which lie
bet wren M and tkaM who this day hlesS
us with their bwuntv, we stretch sar epI
hands in s mournful hWdictiuw the
vers of this sscred fend.
t . -: . F
DHSIOCRATIO PABTY-ADIRIC88
TSK.
A few dsys aim. wt announced.' that a
oi tne .leiaocratic party had born held in
Italeigli, and at the some time, gave a
iinlis .rr ine aiiuntliiieiltl to tne cwesti
tdtioo aiiich tin? committe suggests for
lla- rnn-tiik-ratH-m of tlie Lejeislsturo. We
sow have below us tlie address of the
c.(Imiiiiii whic sccom panics tin? pro-
tmm aiuenoine-uia, ana My it to-day lie
lore oar readers.
And iArt from the intriiuie merits of
this docuaieat, ws would have our read.-n.
to snMinder well the distinguished namt-s
thereto arinended. . They ars tin names
of mea without fear and atinv renroacli
At the head of tlie list, stands the name of
that poUtK-alfy great and morally good ex
(-lovernor Bragg, whose private Ami public
clui-acter are equally without stain.
Whether in the senate of the Unite.1
ctatea, ar as Oovernor of his native and
triend of the t.ple, aad a faithful aud
able exponent uf the nature and objects ol
republican government and of popular
rights under it. If the oilier signers e
the address have been denied some of thr
honors w hich the people have contcrrt-d on
(leveruor llragg, they have yot all lieen
oliji-cts ol topular lavor, in one way or
anotlK-r, and are to day distinguiahed sub:
juris of popular etoem. In all that distin
guishes integrity and honor in the man.
Ami punty jju the ialii,t, they Arc emi
nently worthy ol th.-ir h.tiiorabUi iositioii
as colleagues ol trovenior UrtiL:-!.
I III OtlllT llaVH. Slid ltelu.1 , lltn -, III. il.l
f uTamend, is the basis ol
I ThnsB jasrs: mt made or ought lu,-k
ma le as equally toelfocl ail tlie hk;1
low, the rich and p.ir, the Ma. a an.l
white, all claasca ol men witln n -gnid I
rank, color or previous ivindilion ol' scivi
tude. That thei li..ul.l Iw s.. ui ule, an.l
so administered, i- the spirit which the ad
dress breaths, and the letter which it incul
cities. It e.i,tem plates the pross rity ol
; Ii. -I ale and the happiness of the pe, pi. .
including radicals as well as democrats,
a id cons..rvative men of all parties. The
ar.iinient tt il.y is sd.lreHs.sl to the
r. aon and interest of every man, and not
in Ibe passions and prejudices of parti
.uis. In this lespect, itjs eminently wor
thy of its authors, and ..-nly at war with
tlie political ilegcneracy ol f he times. It
pmperly awumes that, in the framing of
our organic law, no partisan spirit should
he indulged and in this they command
the approval of all but the selllsh and
corrupt partisan. Oppressive taxes, sim--oueolrices,
and oilier legalised oppreasinm,
and wrongs are becomingly duplicated,
and will not fail to arrest the attention ol
the good and wise of alt parties. Both
in spirit and letter the address is not only
unobjectionable, but is highly commenda
ble and praiseworthy, aa replete with el
purl mi ntaf truths w hich lie at the founda
tion of happiness and prosperity under
free representative government,
A to the amendments advocated, there
may Im- some slight diversity of opinion.
In some restecta, II icy may not have gone
lar enough ; In others, Uki far. This was
natural to expect To my that we couctii
heartily in all the amendments would b,
tinHMWret aud when prxMavicd to the leg
islature, they will no doiilit undergo soiu,
niaU.rial modilictktioiis. As A grouu.1
work, however, for that body, nothing
butter could well lie pnwuted. (iiaW,'i
ifeuenjer.
We surrender our editorial space to-day
to tlie address issued by the Stale Kxeo
iitivft Committee to the Inutile of tiW-
commonwealth. It is A timely, able an.N
patriotic disiimcjil and will commend
itself to all men who value the prosperity
ol the state and the jkiac of her people
above the triumphs of party and tlie s-r
quiaitius of office. The suggestions of the
Committee as to the change prupoae.1
Im. msile in the constitution are
those which are imieratively demand
ed by popular sentiment not less than
by the public weal. I'pon these is
sues as a pisiform the conservative
democratic tarty will enter the cam
paign of 1872 fully armed and equipped
for the winning of tbe grandest ailitical
victory in the annals of our politics. The
present constitution is, in a variety of par
ticulars, cumbrous, odious and oppressive.
That it needs revision and amendment no
'one "Wfiiiee opiuioii ts worth a gTOKt lias
had the hafclhood to deny. The move
ment fot a convention having failed the
ouly other method left for adoption is by
amendments adopted by tlie legislature
and submitted to tlie people for ratifica
tion. That is the course recommended by
the Kxecutive Committee in the address,
We trust that the lalatrs of the committee
will nsnilt in giant to the State. 117. vn
From the CloAvehuHl Banner. .
ADDRKSS OF Til It BXKVUTiVK
I'OMMITTKS.
We publish in this issue Nthe addrna of
tlK-Crntral Keut.lve Oiimitiittiee to tlie
poople ut tlie state, and w ask Dot it the
caiiilKf and caretnl reading, by every eiu
sen, which its importance demands,
The recunimendatitau eontained in
the. address am mere ingestions to the
legislature for amendments in the state
oaistituti.sx by the legislative I mode, i
The peop'.s have refused to, call a coa
ention. and this ii the only hope for re
lief front the burdens of the present oon-
U- , k. I. ...1 1. L- ...i-a
.1, Minmnit amendments
AllSlPW. 1, T mhb, "M
shall pass th general assembly by three
fifths of Jkotb heuses. (feaU be published
six montiu before the next election of
memliers of assembly, and if passed by
ls4asr!rTlne'
the amendments proposed shall be sub
mKlalo'lFip flcation or rrjecthax If ratioed by
mat ..a, part. . ms
f slur tBiT teilUHW ItAtll Tirsc-
pic are nitnej by the enormous taxation'
required by the provisions of the eonsbttt
tioa as it is, before it can be aateaded by
thia alow process, they nitist pat the buuiis
where it belongs, to wit : upon the radi-
i ti ,j turn mwsAiii wsinlalusa
who defeated the nH' tw-B ' tsjui ejilim irr
tsro-thirda majority, and Upoa ths lead
en of that party, at w Boss suggest lias cow
ventionv was defeated at the ballot box,
after the Irrutlalure bad jatmed the bill by
s mnjorily vote. . ' .
The addrem haw been issnml hy t)t
Central Cxwweiittw.anrtr'Hiiajftatirin with
tlie whole rUata Committee and a large
ntimiier vt other pnmiinent itehUewwa
from alt parts of the state. Is the tegi
lalant Bead tne wms rounet-m, ana ua-e
pnent Arti.m hx the matter at its approach
tag' ssaaiow. The rerowoseadAiWj of the
eommittea, if carried r1 rote, effect,
would so simplify cmr stata coestits-
tion, that
.Hi . BjastniiA:4WBi,.l
i.aia. lueru is not lawyej: ta jndic
in N'ortli Carolina who understands it as
tt Is. To amend It aa sugifote d, would
mcnt and the tavution of the ptiple to
wuai uiey weie ih lore the war. As it is.
ra.xaii.ai ami the expense ol Hm- govurn
nuait are at least rue times as much as
tliey were la-lore the war. The pcnpksde
nuuid a i-hange. Let their n rvaiils, the
iix-mian ul the legislature, h.-.l the de-
llUilhl.
The Aldn-ss warns the people of the
tate aliinst the .langrroua tendencies
of radicAlisin in all its f.wnia, and urges
un all the absolute imiMHrtance of
renewed energy to defeat it at the next
general election. To the dogmas of
Ilia radical party we tin: indebted for
all of the evils which have Urn la-ought
upon the country. Iji the g.std old
Isys ot democratic and whin- rule we
lived in puace and itiirt. We knew
ITewibnrrsW'totWo nof'ttampeilor
a gallon of whisky, true) the tax had not
been paid on. or whi ther we had liccn
making a few tritiona of brandy, to pay
our taxes, from Anr own apples rather
than let thein n.t, without n license. We
hoard tiolhtno ,en of uiijit ,n y rule, mn(r-
til law, sn-iK-iw.u of the w-rit of Atittw
wry.MS, dragging the honest unYieaeeable
citizeus of the county three hundred miles
from home to'ls- tried bv comirtt courts
and packed jurii-s, nor of federal soldiers
parading llinmgn tlie country, arreting
and incaroeniting in Hlthv tails withot-t
warn.nt, quiet And ticaccalilo citiiens
we di.l not know then, that six hundred
llliriilllll ia? ' IfcaMaii Ihjj'tsj wii as,-ta4raaaTi ir'W-;'fc
... ..." . , .... . I
wr -trod a much rs-ttcr rfn-vrmriTi-ritris moTr
,t and faitlifut a.liniiii.tialion of the
, ,e. .-uriiig hilpji'iie.-. and pittf-penly to
I,.- tnerii-an p.-.ipte. und it did nol cos!
tiic-ti-nl-li tliat am. unt.
Can the lieop'e fail to see ?
Will they
qiri-tlv by
i-lutK- lo . :
11,1 piTII'il II
I," S.ti-lll lo 1
heir childien
Will they sit
e chain, of tl
.- rivet.-.! upon them
hues , r, ninl fhouaii,
and
Is of
unncccasary otliivr- .. r-.w rich Hmui tlieir
substance, 'the ladicnl party lets b.en con
trolling the government tcu Vfars; Hie
result of its rule is Is-lore lis. I'liu issue is
plainly made up, disguise it as we may ,
t is a conliiiualton oi litis iiisastrous rule
with military ik.sitiiu and the downfall
if the republic on Hie one stile, and on
tire other, it is demurracv, the govern
ment ol our fathers, with a strict (-.in
struction of the constitution, the soyer
eignty of the, people ; tlie rights of the
states linimpnired ; the preservation of
the general government in its whole
constitutions! vigor; a faithful and eco
nomical 'I'lininiNtralioii of natiisnal and
late If -Irs tint Id air may be lightly
.urdeii.-.l, ai d a.iculttire, commerce
Hid mechanics encouraged ; the supre
macy ol 'lie civil law over tne mil
itary aiitlioi-ttv ; equal and exact jus-
ueto All men; exclusive privileges to
none; flic sacred rigms ol minorities
in. I a itcaecfiil arqiiiiiu-nce in the do-
ision of maiorities : the diffusion of
knowl-nV' and arraignment of all abuses
at the h.-ir of iiublic reason; fnailoui of
elioion, lice auuech, freedom of the pre.
freedom uf la.rson under tlie prove tion of
the writ of AtsAAiu rorput, and speedy trial
by juries lmartial1y selected. '
Tlieae, the land marks of democracy
und constitutional gov eminent, are the
only safeguards for the Anierican people.
May they arouse from tlieir lethargy be
fore it la: Uhi' hit"., and have tlie courage
to do their duty in a struggle which is
S.H111 to d.xidu forever this iuiKrtant issue
between thciu and their masters.
"FL'fW L TlIK FAMILY."
We copy the billowing from Iigan's
organ, the liulhcrli.pl Star. Saiut Lewis
must mend his lick, or Long Perry will
send him, back to nike chaige of the Old
North Stute :
We call the attention of our readers,
and pArticuiarly inir friends in ItaleigliAtid
vicinity, who arc managing and coutiol
ling the Jmt Ut the c-omiuunication iu
Aisttlier cjilumii of the Htttr signed 41 Itad-ii-Al."
We d.Mire to sec unity and har
mony in the management of the republi
can party in North Carolina, for iu unity
and harmony there is strunglh, and with
out H tjch-at is alniisit-()tiri,ia, .... ,Wa bv
but lately achieve. a great victory in tha
"Old North State," iu tlie defeat oi" the un
constitutional and revolutionary attempt uf
the kuklux democracy to call a conven
tion, and we do nol hesitate to say, that
tlie Km deserve great credit for the noble
sit vice rendered in lliejauipaign, but we
are sorry u see that with tlie catnjiaign,
ended that energy and determination on
tlie part of the editorial uiAUagoinent of
tlm Kni. that ought at all times to cliarac
lerize the management of a paper inten
d d j the organ and guide of a great
poliHral party. The necessity for a party
organ at Iiahvigh waa conceded by
republicans throughout tln state, and
tlMi first "apkSraiK "liif Wi" ifr"was
hailed with joy from Cherokee to
Currituck ; but we greatly fear that if the
Urns and management of the ediUarial .Uc
parti lien t of the Era ia not uiaierially
changed from what it has betas for tlie
past lAVuth it will be the cause ot much
dittacnaica and diaatisfaii-t.i in tlie ranks
of the repuldicaa party in North, Caro
lina, We btne til at we may not have
tauae to alludcU this Subject a second
nute, for Bone tuVre than we desire unity
and harmony in the party throughout the
state. iet us have barutony. .
1
1 -
He stood oa his head oa th wild sea
shore, and joy wss the cause of the
woftai-n-fttii-mr-'im-aiiret had fttK ba-
ibre insanely glad In fact And why F
to-eka-ema --hWsW''W"'Ttj"1'
motlierB law bad mi Irs to a tropical
country far away, where tigers and
W W ptSyalTOCTXhCore nianTooe
,'121 Y
ul-.Jtl
Of ""g"1
aisjMtant Irasil had 4usbm,
ttw stitp " tenrii-i, wfcjr ' sawt
blithely spread. Oh I now
look for a quiet life, which
had knowa as yet ('tis trutliAt he still
p ami ninl a wife, and wss aot sjuita out of
rmj rrtt .tin, witrtiri Hit' rnasrl Uui
singular, c.haai'tk t
apped and downed, hl he tell exactly as
iftbe "editice' was crowned." Till over
the b-u.m's edge the diaaipatiedJrom
view; then, np be leaped tax a - chalky
ledge, and danced like a kangaroo Aad
many a joyous lay he pealed w'er the sun
set swa, till down with a "flu "sank the
orb of day, and then he went hutae to tea.
4-
A csaooof irna fsc the Wilmington,
Charlotte t Butherfurd ttailroad baa been
received ih Wilmington, and lb JvtrmU
says the work of laying the track Inwards
Wadesborvr' will be .begun ia few days.
TMdw ,t'?Kt!rwssi tti
ol aiJirSCT' aaidnTus Hk of Judge
tigau : ,
1.1II. ..in court wt upcucd on the 31st
nil., on Hie sex.ron.1 week of the terra. UU
Honor, (ieorge Washington Log as, pre
si.i.il with his Usual dignity, imparti
ality an.) ksral acumen. HoiMivered tlie
name new charge to the grand jury which
cioitai no- goou people ot (.leave
land. One noble sentiment in the charge
.leaervesf4o be M-rpelHlly n-nM-mltered :
" The beahti of Hie law ia iuatiee a.I ti..
la-auty of justice is the purity and rUiot
with which it ia administered in Tills
court." Two happy Illustrations were
atford.il of the praitirwl' aplirati.sA of
in pniH i me in l lllH courL Wil
Maasague was sentenced , t a previous
e..iirt to two y.nmi In the lien'tentiarv
1. killing a ,h-sM-rad i, whom fie had tried
t i Avoui lor Hours awl w hu was pursu
ing nun with a dirk, when the fatal
ukw.B intluJi-d U WiUlMf.....: sm
thej Intended. When Hon. Oenrge
Wasliington Logan, late of the Conftslc-
rate congress, was infonned of tlieir inten
tion, ho said that hall he known it, he
would have remitted the senteiu. An
iinp'-a! ws taken and the CAS carried up
to the supreme conrt and the judgment of
tho court liclow anlnne.1 When the case
came buck. D. Schenck, Ksq , made an
eloquent and powerful spe. h fir Jhe do.
fence and was follow e. Ity Col. lintiim,
tint- solicitor, in a most uble h gal argu
meat. His honor, lain .if the Coiilih-rAte
ongress Mien sciitenta'd Mj-'ioia. In pri-
sihi for two years, noiw illetai,diMu Ilia iire-
..!..., ,l,..I..K,ll..M
dieted lot; fratlmking iu tne county aouurr
lies. Hon. Joseph submitted, and Hon.
IJeoige Washington Logan, late of the
1 ii-ifetlera'c Ctnigress, iniMjsed iqsm his
Joy ul coin ,. si, the enormous penalty of
paying the costa. -'The beauty of justice
i the purity and vimlntn with which it is
inlininihturwl in THIS Court.
Hon. Oeorge Wssliinglon Logan, lata
of the oulederate Congress, with the. in
domitable courage of his illustrious name
sake, dispensed with his guard of United
Suites soldiers and came to Lincolnton,
escorted only by the right loyal Scoggin
aes. These loyalists have not had as rich
1 harvest of greenbacks as tlieir loyalty
deserved. ComniissitJiicf" Yost and Mar
shal Itosher reached Lincolnton first and
got the lirt fruits of tlie Held. Loyal
Vest was serenaded by the negroes upon
tiisarnv il lie r.-ssiuded to the griux
ful co, ,.,!, in. ! 4 :ti a spca'h somewhat
below ih. s, iii,fii-il of Itemisilhenefl, told
lllc Ucuoe- lint tie had cou'ie 1, 1 put down
tin: kuklux'. b it was silent us to the loyal
grceub:u:ks he hoped to win.
The loval leaders have been in gnuid
conclave in Lincolnton. Hon. Joe Kirfc.
dealer in county securities, loyal Ned
Cobb, colored. Gen. Bolivar, Hon. Com
missioner Vest, Hon. Dectocttve hWhcr,
Loyal Mounss Thompson, colored, lion.
George Washington Logan, lute of the
Confederate Cungnswi, loyal Sinn Ufuinby,
colored, the Itight Honorable Snigg ii,
tlie Honorable Andy Itainsoar, and oilier
dignitaries.
The great, central attraction of the
cinirt was Hon. Ooorge Washington Lo
gan, with his face beaming with nnwritten
legal lore. Tbe lawyers will wrangle I
over legal knot and mak them tunuliasj
and knottier. But His Honor, late or the
Confederate congress, cuts the gnrdian
knot with his legal sword in a novel and
interesting manner. He listens for hours,
if needs tie, to both sides, and then turn
ing to the jury, aayi in his charming way,
" Take the case, gentlemen."
On the Mil of honor, of those who hail
given their limbs for the south, we noted
A. Sain, 5th N. C. regiment, minus left
leg; John Smith, 11th N. C. regiment,
right leg ; Oeorge C. Rhine, 2th Ii. C.
regiment, right arm ; John Weathers, ,13d
N. C. regiment, right ami; James ford,
28th N. C. regiment, right leg.
TIM ASfgJflTlKS OrrOLlTICS.
line On CmiidaU for (As Prnidau
Attatla Another. '
from Usorgm Francis Train's 8ieerk at Bt
Joseph, Mo., Get. SN.
Grant ia the most gigautic sell ever
nlaved off on an outraired people. fSen-
natlon. l He it an tijnuramai. tin thinks
rjtfsyette came from Germany snd the
Hessian from Prance. That's so.) Hence
he sided with a rotten empire against s
live republic. Hisses. Dont him him ;
be nWt k now any better. I never aee the
general that I dont fell like saying:
General, I've only five miuutes, tell
me all yon know. (Laughter. You
might as well try to light a wet squib
as to get a popular cheer for the
great dead-beat, deadhead, bribe taker 1
fscuaatioa and applause. ilia passage
through the east aad west is a taneral
cortege, - with Morton, Butler and tlie
nltieiAl thieves as pall bearers. Sensation.)
IIU awn. party swallow him a they would
diasj of suits and senna. Laughter
Thsy srw aahamrd of Mm, If!" tgnia-nacai,
his arisithan, his disgusting habits, are
minntaly" portrayed "by twraaer, TilUm.
aud lhillipa, once hi bnaaatt 0hh pan ions.
Uughter.) . Gns-lf and Bailer loath him,
while tbe party obliges them professional
hanks to sleep with him, (Laughter. A
fast horse, a short ail, some rotgat, a lan
yard, a big stcsLtnrt struj.1 stupidity
np uu grand trtl. Hisses.
Mr. Gray discovered a swa-axpmsive
flluuiaatmg fiuid. To show how sale the
new compound was, he invited a number
of hie friends to nvet hint la hi rooma,
fluid, which lie at tmc ntueeedeit te stir
IjKillkftred ht!
tlie roof of the boose, acrompsnJeAl by bis
fHeads, he endeavored to txplsi to hi
f fMasfMlsllIt' fllll aa1" tvsl6tj
had tooarach
IvvinneTnitniuf The getitlismso safd pis
wwldiim Wait hw the Mi.bmatioa. Mi
r...,i.ul hia aseeet till be met Ml
si
-hp, aneT
MM
. - . . , , t . . .0 k . AS.
yray c.n,, isuni ne kih uu nmu ... ,
Jones, who istonued him that there was
bo nreamity lor him o go ap higher, as
every one was coming down. 1 -- " 1
b paper, sanasjara tbe deata ot u.
& , District Attoraey Corbin, of South.
C And ius. Puor Corbiat hi cesser wa
shorts-hut rich ta crpifct-tiiAg plnader.
Though alrangur to the state, he held
more offieas wlitcJt " paid " thaa any maa
in Bosth OArolina, Th last we taw af
hia was new ia Raleigh, at theUstr. &
Pi strict Court, asaistisg Akermaa, Boad,
Phillip and Caldwell ia exerallng the H
legal kukltiX Bctof Cong! ess, ia the Inter
mU of the radical party. Wonder the
radicals (loot my the kuklux killed hia.
I lie following letter is from Dr. N M
ltoan, of Caswell, tai 11. 9. Guiiui, Lincoln,
iDkaii Stia : I presume you had reference
to earing tobacco yellow, for which this
sec lion is so lauious. It is a rcrv nice mo
cess, and rxxjiures some experiencs;, olf-
vauon, ana a tnorongh knowledge of the
character and quality of the toliaccn with
whieh yoa have to deal, ia order to insure
uniform success. Much duuends uisai thu
character ot the crop when it ia Uktin frnni
tlw hllL tf it la of good size, well matin ed
and ot a goad yellowiah ookir, Uiere is
necesHArily but hills ditlicnlty in the ohi
ration. As soon ss the tobacco is i.L.e.i
lom the hill and housed, we common.-,
with k low degree of heat, my, t.i to 100
Pahreaheit "the yellowing or steamiiu
pnsMss." This is the first and simoleHt
part of the whole process, And requmsi
from IS to 86 hours, according Ui tlm
aise aud quality ofjhe tohar.Vthis
is reached, the beat should" be padualiy
raised to 109 degrees, in order bicsmaience
drying the leaf; aud here lies the whole di'
fiuulty in curing (I mean dryiug tlie linf).
Tbe last degree of heat indicated, should le
continued five or six hours, when it should
again be gradually raised to 110 degrees,
and should be maintained at this puiut,
Until the tails or points of the leaves begi 11
to curl And dry. Indeed it will probably
be safest for beginners to continue this
dogroa 0 heat until one-third of the leaf
is dried. Tbe temperature may then l e
gradually increased to 115 degrucs and
kupl lor several hours at that point, until
lh kf, .begins,., to. raUie,. when, .idikM,
Ui Uio liwf is ifrie.il after wludi the Uunpei.
aturemay be increAsed to 1,i0 degree to
dry tho stem and stalk : the latter should be
bls. keue.1 by the heat, before the curing is
cofnplete. Ordinarily, it rupiirai from
two And a half to live days to cure a burn
Of tobaoeo, depoadeut entirely on the site
and quality, l'ut seven or eight plants
on each stock, sad place them eight inches
apart on the tier pules. In the yellowing
Iirncess, Ul door of the barn should Ik
tejit ckawd to exclude tlie sir. When the
pmnt is reached for drying Hie leaf, the
door may beoiiened occasionally and kept
open from 20 to 80 minutes at a time,
specially If the toliacco puts into a
'sweat," as it is called, or becomes dmiiii
and clammy. The tempemttire ia .ritt..d in
the barn, by cautiously, from time to time,
adding coal to the (ires, which should be
placed in small plies on the tl sir, in rows,
allowing about live feet betwc.11 each pile,
which should contain at first a double
handful of eoai. Ih willing eoai, vmi will
soon hum the rpnntity necessary to la
aipliu.l, by tun efiect produced. Avoid
raising the mail hastily alter the drying
It ' commenced, lest the leaf should be
scalded and reddened ; on the other hand
it should not he raised too slowly for fear
of "raising the grAin," or the leaf liocoin
ing spongy and dingy. Iloth ex
tremtu are to be avoided, and the
skill her required to insure uni
form success is to Its acquired only by
exierience and oliservation. We frequent
ly cut btluxcco the latter part of the week,
house it snd sufter It to remain until the
drat of next week, that w may not vio
late thu fourth corumauduient. If I Iia.1
tlBsf..fm.'l siBtwV there .lare other mdnM
;4saiiihi.iij(i-i;j!jcj. If, however,
I laewsiB-crvaed In tlitscrtlilo" imtrimj'::c-:
manner, in giving you any suggest ions
which will aid you in your new enterprise,
I shall he gratified, and it w ill give me
pleasure bi give you any further infoi ma
tion in my pn er
MWUKMIHASTKR.
Ttrrilit IkttrtuHaA Wkaliiuj i'ws,
Jam af Thirtylhret Wkulert AV.iy,.
of Ttrelee UuntlrtJ fiuilvr.
8am Kbancisco, Nov. S. -The ship
Moses Tayjor has arrived from Honolulu
and Anslralis and reports hsving Ismnled
a water-lugged bng, tlie Sliclcliop.,
from San Francisco to Calloa, and found
all the crew dead exoept the captain,
who Was saved, though barely breath
ing Hit also reports a terrible disaster
to the Arctic whaling fleet caught in
Urn ice. Thirty three vessels were crushed
or alainilonrd. .The captains of the
whalers Arctic., Gayhead, Minerva, Klira,
8 wilt llrindoer, Kugehia snd Pacia, who
bad arrived at Honolulu, furnished the
(oljowiMg. !"ajl of jjia loss uf Hie hat
ing fleet; The vesets commenced arriv
ing, aay Csttsin Thadetis, w the 1st ,,f
Mai, had on tlie 1st of June His kn 0eiied
and, let the licet up w ithin sight of Cuja'
Navarino.
' The llert working northwards found
sot) whal.w eroasHig the sea of Ana.lver,
and in Ik tiring w-a more and plenty, I nt
experienc.sl much trouble flow the i.e',,
ami when Hie "fleet arrived at l'as, I'.. h
ring and Kowk-r bay the whales: had
passed through into the Arctic I tccaii,
whither tho fleet followed, meeting with
fair success until almut tlie first ol Sep
lemla, whrn ice fiiaw an.l licrgs, to gr.at
rxtent, eoninnenexsi drilling down, aud bv.
tff TTJIB i nuoiWTif lNil;H
sunk, snd thexbulk of the n-msinih-r
'herrinieil liiTiyilie'drifirnii;' h-e or driven" V
s ah ore. On rVriVuiher the 2nd th"
brii; l ianet sunk. Hi the 71 h the Kn.
meu wa drifted tastily out tu se by two
flora, and crushed like an egg shell. Hie 1
crew narrowly escaping. The Klorida and
Victoria, ot Ban rrenciaoo, were also
crashed. Oa Beptember 13th the captains
of the flost hemmed ia between i'oint
Belcher sad Wainwright Inlet held a
meeting and resolved to abandon the ves-
si in order to ssv Ui firm "f,.th crews,
which was done, and 100ilort took
refuge oa board the remainder of the fleet,
which bad been fortunate enough to cs-
f fsTOiifiade te1b tte fisJ cKsied m.
The BtsseJB sliaadoneft sre the Com or-
aTr.mt1lead: tflrK
sacbusstts, J. D. Thomraoa, C.aitest, G.
Mora-SB. (Jliamnlon. iiertrv Tsi r.
iT,Trary7Wein.l(vr, rsnni
,T.-tHgkityisVi''-,
ine wnoie Buniuer am win rta. ii tniri -three.
The vessel known tohsmfe w lib '
the ad secured, are ss follows : Arctic. I'ro
rresa, Chanea, Uanist Weiaster, LagcMla,
Karopa and Medos. All tbe alsAmlism.l v.
bsiag lilti chaae of lens) venns even- she -
cargom in th spring. TheeaptAisof tlie
rMruia nas arrived aeiw by the steamer
Moses Taylor. Th news created U
greatest excitement at Hoaotula and here.
t 1 also 1 :,
. How How I The aVieville eimtr
polillshes a' call for a meeting of the re
pnbikAns of the ,7th Cottirrcaiiiaai Dis
trictoa&isy, November Mth. What
new Tillaiiiy i now ia ermtcmplaiioa I
-' Aa ex -chief justice of trst nprem court
arguing s sas before a cotored Bispistrste,
was oae of the Hghto at the city ball jee.-.
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