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TOK KLK&rtOir TO OAT.'
Tti groat Hlatas 4 Ohio, Pennsylvania
six I Indian vote today. We need out
my how deep the interest is that ceo Ires on
their cth. la nisny nsa pacts it k) the
most important election ever held
in this country. The Presidential election
in 1H0, when Liucoui was elected, M the
uly one that surpasses iif equate It la Im-
j uihx. Owing U the tremendous
lauds that will lie attempted it is luipos
We to ihy iht the reaalt will be. W
uu prophet certainly, but we are la
d tu think that I chaucee of the
rail are belief in Ohio tliaa in eilhrf
irily in each or llie three State, but
as I lie Grant lilng i doing all it can to
debauch the ballot-box, and have iin
porird thousands of ucgrue from tbr
Bouih aud IhoUaands ot roughs and re
pealers from the North, we greatly feai
that mi Pennsylvania and Indiana they
limy cany the tttale by the moat villainous
and isUiuudiiig frauds.
We wmh w aay litre, that we do nut
egiee with the opinion that has Iwcouie
somewhat curronl, that the result in tbeae-
1 i
- fftat t?t iflirM BBanrutchf 1 tie'
should vote for Graut by gi tally reduel
majuritiet, then the quesliou is uot sotlleti,
lor Wierh-y may carry all or a part of theui
in November.' Much a reduction would
how that the tide is swedtly advancing
tii relet ward. Biaadea, in the Preaideo
tial election the King will scarcely be able
to practice their Irauds to the same extent.
In the rlectiou o4 lo day the w bole strtaigt h
il the Administration is concentrated
upon two hL4UM ; is tha Nvetber flee
lion it will be neceenari') dilTuaed through
out thirty suVeu Htiitta.
LOVH FOH TuTkuHHIUSICH.
Wilaou, Kadical canUldale lor Vice
President, aud the old Know Nothing,
has been so effectually damaged by his
previtiu aiioua relative to hia Know Nolti
ing record aud his VreUit MokUier er
euce, that it doe seem cruel to ssy an)
more about him. It is like throwing
aaud hi a feuowa eyes after you have got
h.ul down. But then, he is so mean he
deserves a good bastiug, aaud and all. He
was elected in IH6S by the Massachusetts
legialsture a Senator of the L'uiied States.
'fhe body that stactad Hie ot euursc held
v r -vk piiJtticl sawniw aMitar--
Lis own, lse tbey would have chosen
some more suitable representative. What
then were their opinions relative lo the
citiruna of ioreigu birth 1 Let these two
resolutions passed by that Lrgtsratnre aa
swer :
Heitld, fbat foreigners bora uider
influences hostile to popular lustitulioaa
and Uaiued up in a state ot soon ty in
cotupauijie with them, caa in general have
u sober appreciation ot their pnvHVgee
aad au-aumuieot coruprehenaiun of their
true Character ind purposes, ami that
oitsM ure tiurtfor wsimWy in&tpabU
utreimMf tit full franckim tf a stttsm
r rfmltii; tnth adtatUup to tSmmhit
ttttoUed, That w reoommend these 1m
poriaut truths to the coaaidefatliat of oar
deWgam hV ewigresa, aad request them
to Wieir im dew vow to procure such al
w rat Kin ot The Batarsjitalion Uws as will
eiund the term of raatdeucaiiuw required
a it'MreQtilsit tu' entitle aliens born to
the political rights and privileges of citi
asoship. Afil ptrtktr rtquat Mum U
swat bUk al ktmt sum! abrxnut aarimissfy in
(As Anna's watts Ibns tititmt ayfoti iu
try 4a4 4tt)Him, tu taint at net
tn DaH antiUa la auman sm
vtanta tktraaf, lia hart aualifiad la uaJar-
tafga a4 yramuta lat sassrsslsuMl Mstfoia
m dtajuay af.ua amamf.
TJu was.th plaUarm upoa which Wil
sua waa stersted, ' and he baa never aa.
nouDoad bag of optnioa with refer
nas tolr.' But Im bVwrJansoroosfof
ih votes of fttfwcnersfur Uieisecond place
la Uikgiftaf ttsv per-pJa.
ata mm dbti nuwiiw ipw nwK ""J
AjrkiwpcWtha'tJtctidaYn Oeorgla hith-
Ittn. bflcain w aesired
llng deflnlU cooceniing tha result.
I Siaba' ssotw oowalies. wa believa,
lmitMXjamA'lSt '
JMn wHegrama arcta be benevea,
.jmmkmM fvutBtia . ham . hwtt haani
ifrooi root ottcially w lauuriaaj wliich
trjva Smitii, th Democratic caadidate,
Wftn Jktditjr yjer arsthjitl Ojrforty
roaauas to hear from. . It S) tvporua thai
tM Democrats aad t Radicals ara hxted
1 rbs, UgilUtra;" It is though t-ltst
kht mahwiti wlU to tOMH. In tJ the
kvymour ticket JwWriad freprgis, Jry nvet
l4,0w bwt tha , tota, aa , mat faU I on.
fU 1870 ttw Toto wsi ft fujW it kss
thaw sines tit war ended. . Tbsasajoritiss
"WHia Cobltwflonsl ,-I?uS np
im3,0MI tha tsaMMTata.
-WsMy yeWm i gresi tictory lor
tha Dswiorati ia tba Empire Stated she
Sowta. , Jwgia kt healthy BUtw ta ava
U. Iha vote Juat sxJtod is larger t
taa auwi wHtmmf iWww ew Hi
vote will ba Irom 000 la &000 votes.
If am Ui Jaivd w mkrht ith caod
um fadaar oat ear -roostar" and let
-Chapman crow, i : '
OVB 8 Ml WMMXLT.
IT have determiaed to thai, oar Saw
Wasaxv sdltiraj snort vahsaW tb
' nefiaM.' wr J Ln' mivrwiDra nsora
n , r--r ,
nt aad asm w giv amrkJ enfmaai
orsaf reading Batter. Witbra the last
iwiitMwtha ws hava improved the W
IT Sums at, aa littla. sad wa oorwose tu
- Mka U aa food aa wa aoasibr caa. Mow
hi lima to subscribe. W eekly far one
'rm 9. rVwd Weekly 'U Tot
BLOW YOUR WHS BtLtt.
The- Bom ulnwur pinfisera to be the
werhiegssaa'j frieud, and ae b is, " here
the working maa works Aw him. A year
ago oc more, we published a list number-'
ing thirty or more working men who were
discharged from the Nvl- . Caroliua Kail
wad by President Hfln ' t, 'of Congrats
Billy, at the negroes oi ihnttnn call him.
Billy ilinjns having voted negro women
dressed rn men's clothes, yet wc can fur
nish the affidavit of unimpeachable men
wboheanl him tell it, and laugb exceed
ingly over it. Billy deuies dismissing
working men front the Kail Road
because of their political sentiments. Yet
it is a fact that Billy dismissed them with
the sanction and approval of that other
warkHia Bias's friend. - W. W. HnWtei.
Billy ftenileraon, Billy Albright
(Red-rye) and Blow Your-H rn Billy. For
the information of the working men we
publish an order issued by (!oogrees B'lly
dismissing from the road thoee who voted
against Holden.
November 3, IMS.
Mr. Hunt; You will discharge to
morrow morning Whilaiit, Baaon and
ilounton, an they voted to-day to diaiuias
ine Governor ot Ui rUalu, myself and ail
other Hinte officiate. I now voletodia
rhaigu tbeui.
WM. A. SM1TU.
llason, aud JJouaiou, with many others,
.vere discharged. Holdn, next to Smith,
he bnt friend the working man haa, ap
proved It, A working man who voted
lor W. A. Smith was told kt ahould have
A tiilaill's hammer beat out over him for
loing ftu. We protest that such conduct
would be no better thsn that of Holden
md Sqiith. The prefeaaioiis of such
t'rii nds of lalKir are falsehood and inock
ery, white their pracllcea are downwright
ippreasion.
BRVKKUK HTATMTICS.
The lollowmg is an official statement
of the amount ol revenue collected for
three years ol Johnson's and three years
of Grant's administration, together with
the cost of collecting the same :
rjMDRa JOHNSON.
Venn. Hnenu. Cott
IM-iri, ;, 3 $0,800,752.52
IN67, 2611.027,587 42 7,892,050.8
1868,1 191.087.589 41 8,730,357 5
Totals, $76,34l,v30 25 $:12,423,16I15
Percentage lor collection under John
son, less than Three per cent.
r's'irt. Rtvanue.
Coat.
$7,234,531.12
7,075,187.17
1870, 185.235,27 7
1871, 144,011, 176 S4
1872 (in round
sum no ac
tual returns
msde) 120.000,000.00
5,700.000 00
foUla, $449,4,44 21 $S 1,008.7 18 28
Percentage lor collection under Urant,
a fraction leas thsn four and three-fourths
per cent.
It will be seen tnat tne cost ot collecting
is fifty pbh cut more under Grant turn
it wss under Johnson. Such figures
speak for themselves. No comment Is
needed.
Late Key. J. B. Smith Although
nothing has been beard Irom the analysis
al Philadelphia and consequently DO vet
diet has been returned by the Jury of in
quest, it is universally believed in this
community that this good man and un
fortunate gentleman met hut death by ars
enic, and the poiannlng wss tha result of
design. The gHqerslly accepted theory b)
that uWgar--wiwi"iwlrh Mi aedllU
powdai waa sweetened on tha (ami
Tuesday morning, contained , aranir.
Murder will out,"! an old adaga well
entitled to bw Called a truism, and wa teal
assured U at era long tba cloud of mystt
ry wliich overhangs this ioul dead will be
rolled back and lbs head waa prrpetraUd
it brought to justice. ' The motive which
prompted tba crime ia believed to be po
litical malignity. Dr. Smith had incurred
tba displeasure of the altra win wf the
republican party hereabouts ss he had oa
divers occasions el pressed his condemns
tiooof their policy, aad the ipflaewce be
exerted over a lumber of mtelligeateel-
slso aiade him disliked by Uu
kBUwkiJ vttaKiBv k.VSiso
charg la make against any parncuuw
.dividual bat we do lay that gravf m.
picioa that political hala promptsd the
commisiioo of thi diabolical murder art
saawtaloal hy amaj cies thiaking sad
eaattoat men.
Arroismajirs roa Oaa. AaT. X. (X
lUaoalo Tft'ijai)iaTio.r-Worthy
Masters will pleas call their L dgr to
gether ss lolkywt
arasiui Lodjfs, No. ill, CJsytoa, Oo
bar fin. i -
srcBeT
tober vth.
o. t(hyUhj,(t;
4.B.
Lodg. Vo. Beamk,
October 10th.
he Ptoickw ' Lodge, No. r?4, Booa
HilU October 11th. ,
Fsllowshlp Lodge, Na 84, SmithMd,
MiUCnek Lodee. No. 125, Mewtoa
f3mM rVanlaae lath.
H ua ltitrf msl un. XHacaasaaa
Mills. Mohavlftth. i
KahaaU Lodga, Na I8I, Kahaate, Oe-
totosr vts
AaMrkaa Ovwrs IKlg, No. IV M
freeboro,1 Octoosr lt.
" Unanimity Lodge, Ho. 7, EdeBtoa, De-
SnkM ttaL
rwwnmn Wft K,, Flj-ottft,
Ucubsr no. '
Kirxabeth ISty, V. A, Bitabeth City,
rv-anh "UthX . . - ' I
Widows 8. Lodge, Ha 75, Caaiaea
0. October a&rh. - i
. A i Untie. Wu. 8. . -CSarrltt-ek
CL H , Octohwf lata. n, - t
i to4dshuiii Mamthfar pises bp-. , ;
"LtJSJS.SU!
We do not take pleasure in saying un
kind things We would much prefer to
bestow praise when deserved. You niusr
treat uieers sharply, if a (Hate l afflict
ed sad cuited with corrupt ami incapable
otAeers aad the fact ia unmistakable, why
be "mealy-mouthed," and try to smooth
over and condone! Fairness, candor
and justice demand of the public journal
hit that he be plain and truthful that he
be as prompt to rxptee wrong sa he is to
land right; that' he he as willing to lay
bear with the tcalpuf of truth the teatcr
ing ne of a high dignitary as of a sub
altern i r andi-r si rapper.
The time was ouce when North Carol i
na onald with pride point to berjudi-
ara.Jiu'r'i.iiia isnaa fc .rswra Ihij
rmiasai Uiis old State whose memories
will be cherished aa long aa virtues are
revered and learning is held in high
eateem. The most of our noble great ouea
have already "crossed, the river," but like
an Eastern iaravsuleden with rich spici-a
Cnd cotly perfumes which lesvi-s the
ihole atmiaiphere around filled wilh im
delightful aroma long after it haa aiwd
tieyond the vision, so the greit dceda and
noble Uvea of these grand uhl eharactcii
slnd a rich fragramv Ukiu MM-k-ty fordc-
cade after dale. whilst their bodies
repose- bcoealh tha sud f tttetr own
. Hurely, it it s pleasing study to coutt-uj
plates noble nalure one ' of thoeti lofty
characters liKt iiur iniinortal Lee, in whom
the elements " were rightly "mixrd,"
who waa full of " tine tints and fluent
curven," in whom there was the happicat
blending of grandeur anil gcntlt-neaa,
sublimity and beauty, amiability and geu
'tie severity, perfect honor and perfect
truth. No man can study well such no
bility a " nobility that ia a graceful or
neinent to civil order the toiiulhian
capital of poliahed widely," aa the elo
queut Hurke hath it, without leclin an
elevstiou of soul and an awakened dcairc
to emulate and copy into your own I i IV
I be admirable features of nut h an eiaiu
pie.
But if studying the perfect pattern of
kucIi a character excites high and holy
aapiratious iu the heart, how muat Hit
contemplation of a creature the very op
posite of all this affect you I We will
uot dwell upon the inftuenoe of s charac
ter such sa this. We leave the contrast
undrawn and pass at once ti one of out
immortal Judiciary Qresay in.
We learn that at Johimlo.i Court His
Honor behaved very badly won than
he was ever known to do befoie. If that
is not saying enough, then add what
you please. (, for the pencil of Hogarth,
or the pen of Hwifl. We are in deapair,
for we'ncanuot do the subjKt justit." '
" The seat of knowllge," saya that
admirable critic and esmyiat, William
Uazlitt, H is in the bead ; of wisdom in
the heart. We are sure to judge wrong it
we do sot feel right," As the " seat " o.
Ham Watt's "knowledge" ia as yet un
known both to himself and Ins fellowmen
we will he eharlfaible, and give him the
benefit of Haxlitrs profound saying. He
dues not "feel right," so be "judges
wrong."
We wUl not tell oa Sam this time hop
ing he may mend his ways. If he is not
more decorous and dignified, and fair, and
clever, and civil and sensible at the next
court be holds, we shall tell the people
about it. He should remember that he is
a Judtie, sworn to do right and to hold
the scales of justice with sn even band.
Let him remember, aa Queen Margaret
said lo her eccuiers "Heaven is above
all yet ; there sits a Judge that no King
eaa corrupt," It is 0d who will try the
unjust Judge and su Jit his accouutl
M0BB MONtt rOH SORTS CAR
OUXA.
Fat Carrow, the Marshal, haa been on
another raid to Wesbingtoa, and ba
drawn $20,000 for the ostensible purpose
f paying the si peases of the Federal
Court This sum is drawn on the eve of
the Presidential election, juat a the $220,
000 ware drawn "before the Governor's
(lection, bot aft, of course, ir legitimate
purpose. " Be tairs your sin ViiU find you
iV: Peiiple undarstaad yen right rail,
Mr. Marshal. Ton aeed not ampin so;
oaa ta defene. joW ooaras. ill cant b
ta. Thedntent stands out ia bold re
lief. He that reads may lua, "Itiaeasy
U defend the iaaoeaat, bet who ia elo
queat ebough to defead th guilty P
It will be mmembered by ever reader
of the ttMTTfreit that the able aad elo-
quant Mr. Bee, h Democratic member of
UM atooss at Weeraaentsrivss, trum Km
tmekf, dasrienrfy eharged aad prove that
a part, probably a targe pert, or ue
moaev that were authofued bj CiAarre
tu be need kit tta dnfraf ing of lb xpo
s of ta Federal Wt, hed beea ap-
plied- to- eempeigw-parpiian had beer
spaa by the Qraat rttiiy -The-MaranXhi
at Aiwaeeaa- aod Norh Caroima were
eharged with IflegaHy aad Corruptly ns
lag the amiey. We all remember bow
Uie Red leal peper 'were load la j their
d:ial protestmg agatpat fuch grpnA:
It -a cbarnea, AB the) bwisjaotioaa that
hava eiac occurred go to sustain Mr. B'i.
eharrss, sad to sstaMish beyond all qaes-
tioa that Btoaeyt ware drawa ia great (
aad used for partizaat political pur-
mvposaa. . Saad th Iblmwiog letter from
the Acting Comptroller of tha Tnited
State Tuafy : " : I
TatAscaT DarsTBwajrf,
Fraer CorTBotx's omta, j
' ' July $1,1871. S
1871. Deprlraat Ki $0, First 5omp-
I'terrfWsOnVa.' .T " '
rHa-Th reqoiaitiosw for money to de
fray eipaeasa f Uaited BtaHeOowrw. da
hag tha flwal ysr whtcfeexuJedfjBtb
SOMi ultimo We esloyalcd - Vhe'srartuiit
appropriated. I regret" that owing fio the
dctkieucy your anaettled aecoaut for
services hi that year cannot be paid at
present.
The nins drawn by several of th mar
ahala have proved to be in excess ol I lie
amounts needed by them, and their
liahuices williie paid. When deposited
aud cfivcred into the Treasury the suiouut
will be usedill paytnent ol' SAX-ouutS.
If the rVpai nienta be insufficient lw
hia purHMe, ailditioaal means will dvubt-k-as
be pmvided by Cotigfess at Its next
seasiou.
The information alaive given will sav
you the troiible of writing to this office
relative to the delay in the settlement of
your accounts.
Ji'ery respectfully.
Your obedient wrvawa. .
vvi. .
itltlii.
A h. - li mH IUI Uiai tffl MlO
money ahoul.1 be an soon exhausted t Coa
grexa at lav chiae of iU last seaside passed
a Defleisncy bill to meet MK'h ns.-nea,
and )t by June 301 h the mouey ia giaie
wasted-perverted from its proper line.
Our Marshal, the immortal (Harrow, drew
a big ahare -over $22.,i.OOO and still,
I you bclitve his dclcmlim, this
large aim unit was actually m-oleil in
defraying the expenses of a Court that
lielorc the war wrattely ever required isore
than $ll,0IK) or $8,000, and does bot re-
enla who received cheques of $50, or more,
jiHt la-fore the August eleciion could u ll.
Snieltiingua, Pool, and t arrow hiiuset
know.
And uow ( arrow has drawn $20,000
more to lie applied - how ? The flection
eoiutu oil iu a lew week ami (-'arrow's
master is a cuudidute for Itteaidnit.
I'hat eiplaina all. We trust our people
will not " sell the inigiity apace of their
large honors tor so much trssh ss misy be
grasped tt,ua."
The Acting Comptroller says: "The sums
drawn by several of the maraliala have
;roee U be in fjreiuitf the amoitnU waded
hy them, ami their kalLmee itiil he until.'
When will they lie paid I Has Carrow
returneil any of the "excess T" If so,
how much ? We venture to nay, he has
never " returned " a dollar and neve'
will.
ItUIKf til) run.
Straaliourg Cathedral was damaged
during the Franco PniHsian war, and its
inagiiillceut library, one of the finest in
the world was destroyed. It is also re-
rt d that the dome of Ht. Pi
Koine, is in danger. Trie Pope has en
gineera exsmining the building.
The people ot lima, New York, have
erected a beautiful montnmsrt in memory
of Itaron Hteulien, s gallant (Icrinsn, who
rendered very efficient aervkw to the
American rauae in the war of the Revolu
tion. Gov. Heymour and Mr. Kapf de
livered addresses on the occasion of the
unveiling of the monument.
If what the papers eay of Thiers,' the
President of France, is true, he is a bad
man. I lets a very able man a very bril
liant man ss hia great works Tha Conn
UUa and The Cmpirt allow, but he's a mean
fellow alter all. He never had anything
lo do with bis parents, and hia mother al
ways spoke of him aa the vilest dog an
drowned. He ia rich, and be bad two
sisters who were very poor to whom he
would not give a franc. These ami other
hard things are said of him. For th lake
of humanity and French character we
hope they sregtuuudleaa charges.
The University of Berlin' formerly had
more student than any other Institution
of learning in Kurope. Last year it had
2,500, but this year it ha but 1,000. Loip
sic has, ea the -other bead, increased to
4.815. This "highly significant fact" is
accounted for by tha Notional ZtUuag
partly by the' diminished attraction of
Berlin during the auasajer, partly by lb
high price of living ia Barlin, but chiefly
by tba lack of professors ia the moat aa
ful department of study, undent, It
observes, will not go to Berlin whea he
know tlut be caa learn neither German
history nor Qermaa law there, and pra
eouaces K disgrace to Prussia that suck
should bs th fact, ' ' '
-- ... mum
Tb Goldea Ap ssr many "smart
things. I being "amart" It aooja
timcs very "annW. Referring to th fact
that that itiwurdiaary mea. Hew. - Joh
Weshry, prestrhed flfteea seiwioM a Week,
it says : It did not kill Wesley, but We
have yet to hear the effect apoa the pinr
createnw whe wer eomplt4 tg Jbtee
Lto tlie fllteeh MrmitM.a eek.f Tba Jfe
kdbw.vy well that Mr. Wesley spent
and pVeaaieJfaWy mors than owe aermo
to the same congregatioa lo th same dsy.
Fro lbs specimen of theological teach
ing we baveaese ia ther Aoa,', we' sboejid
aupposa that even that paper would be
unproved bv adopting eorne ortbodot'
Chriattaa. d;lxm as- (una- etthee-try
Joha Wesley or John Calvin. !
A aery tagenieaa mschia, railed "de
tective punch" has beta invented? by Ut.
tarn. H.SmaH.of Bwflalo, N. T. Whh it
cheating It impetiuks) It ia only a cum
dwetor' punch, but an ingealoualy ona
stcucted that it is entirely aaaeeeaesry for
the aowdwebw lo Make hi report at the
ead of hWrip, the punch making th iw
port for him.' 'Thi in gee loos little ee
cfalne weigh abnot six ouacea, i mad i
Imaa, akkle plated, aad i wot aincb
larger tbaa tha euoraM panch used by
eusdstetots, - - ': !;
Mr,'
to
aig
rov
Ia
pa)
leei
wti
vv i
res. !
sel
Arkan, This tirant-C'layUia Ring ooa
Brlttea have Somiaated Andrew Hunter
t Governor, and a full Htate ticket,
Tb very large emigration to America
fro) tb German Empire continues lo dw
turh the Emperor William and hia great
man Bianiarck. The number id emigrant
ia douluV what it wa before the Franoo
Preastan war, and mosllv young in.-n. A
circular couched in threatening language
haa been issued. It recalls to the you tin
iu aust.th.Uie-makf. .ttojuajlgnxsJ
'per
awtm it they will be treated ma outlaw
for life. At the jame time, a special ser
vicr It lieing instituteil lor the ranrerffe
tivt survviiiauce ami supervision iif th
dialricta from which the emigrants maiuly
cone, liut, in spitj of all this, the emi
Kralion to America has been ouly slightly
Hirtd.
Thvre are four oieiiiy avowed Grantltes
on the ticket. The remainder are Blanlon
lnitcan H'.raighlOute. Now ia uot that
cia4 1 Why do not Phillips, Car row,
Y'oing, Pool and Company organise a
" lilieral Ki-pulilic.au Htate Electoral
Tiiket" for North Carolina I Pul Phil
lip and PimiI and Settle and few teasel
Itadicsl lights upon it, and call it a Gree
ley ticket, and you will deceive our pro
pie about an much ss the Clayton King
will hoodwink and deceive the Arkau
sasians. The King ia getting iu a very
desperate condition truly.
Sir Hounded Palmer, now generally re
garded a th ablest lawyer in England, it
I said, i about to be appointed Lord
Cliaeovllor. He ia a man of very great
ability and ol large legal attainment
4Jof the foremost men of his claa that
plflfyet produced. He was
Chivcry barrialer, whose college career al
Ox (rod wa brilliant, and who afterwards
clmilid wilh rapidity and ease to the lop
most place iu hit profi-aeion. The nolik
bamnet b a devotetl churchman, but un
like kit predecessor, he is inclined to the
High Church School He Is churchman
in fart of ll.e Kehle typo, and has edited
one f the best collertinnt of sacred
songuuid hymn in the English language.
He will no doubt be one of the moat
laiuotsof the illustrious men who have
adorned the historic "wmi sack." He hat
a character equal to the highest fur honor,
poritf.Ciuiarii ntiouaness, learning and elo
quern.
Is lie celebraf ed Kscurial in ruins I We
have anea It stated both ways. It is a
fauMM historic pile, containing many in
tereBng memorial of former generation
and it destruction would be serious loss
to the caa of letter. We will give a
a skttch of it to morrow.
The last two year have been particular
ly damaging to buildings that have bis
biricassfteietiims. It will be fememltered
that Ml Tuillerle and Hotel de V.lle, the
tiwe moat magnificent building! ia France,
if aot ia the world, were deetroyed by the
Communists. Warwick Castle, the most
famiai rastte iu England, whoa history
antr-datie th onoqueat by William of
Norm tndy. wss aot king ago almost burned
tu the ground. A few week ago the
claasie, beaulllul Caoterlmry Cathedral
waa greatly damaged by lira, and eain
Bear being destroyed altogether. It I ssld
Uiat these fire wer caueed by ami Com
oa siirit bathed of all Ibal it graad
aad antique, and that tell of culture aad
wealth. , A ' contemporary happily f
mark; 1
- Thee old building are and were tha
Tiou witne-ewol all that kindle inter-
t la tb past of aatiorja,. while they re
buked with their silent tuaesty the petty
vartetiea of oor spoemeTaiSexislenea, aad
'asure as,. oa aad all, of something more
dura hi within a than th iocidenU aad
impulse ourowa daily sxperwaoscao sug
Ooa of th saddest iaMaoce of political
tulilflTatlo w remeenbet to have met
with, I that pi Joha qoiwea. Adams. Mot
a year age k published a letter ia -which
havoeMed the mw departure with
ting himself fully aad jnreMveJIy the
wiedom and aeoessily of the UlwrsJ Movi
eveat, or -what hat sliiee ruleilnated (a
that very remark sole movameut, If hia
father, CharUe Francis AJama, kad beea
th aomine at Cineirfnati hi aM ta day
would her beea thw wfwtraW'wawrWof
lbaaoininr(if that onaventioa and Wuuld
have stood firmly pi sated apoa th plat
form th and the adopted. But when
tends b to day t Be fcaa gnac back apoa
hi own record oo hie owa earnest ut
terance, aad Is la the camp of the oem
Irving to "ton m( to that aide.
apoa aarb patnoUm a that H ba
talent of (high order, aad he bekmg lo
thoeaaet remarkl.ly gifted family that
batowg to th history ot eatr eodntry, bat
from wew nl tndk-atiiaiis, from th actioo
off both 1st tier and on, tbere I good pm
pact of aeaiuble people coming to tba eoa-
clvntm that laieat wiin tuemarcevrry
thlvgaad pruicjpie aounng.
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few mileslrom
Walkin LiKirim drew hi Ant breath
Prince Kdaanl Judge Almond, of the
Hupreme t'ourt of California, when that
Stale was a territory, was cr tilled in
Prince' Edward. Ir. Mosea 0. Iloge, th
eminent Prealiytirian divine; Cowardtn,
of the Itichmoud lUfotck and IMnkard,
of the same patter, ae natives ol Prince
Kdaanl. Ju.loc Frank P. Wood, of
TeXfW, and H. W. Hughes, by odd the
strongest man the lUdicala can claim in
Virginia... were burn hem. rk were (ttaB
hopefiid Cala-ll Floumoy; Judge Tread
wary, of the Pittsylvania 'Circuit ; Charles
Venable, Chairman of the Faculty of the
timyjraswvigi.v-irwHTisi awwwiepnew rwtrm
Nor mum I forget fir. Mettaur, taiudUa
physicmn, known all through th Fouth,
now in fill l.pracl ice at the old t'Hirthouae,
albeit he is fully eighty ears old. Samuel
t). Anderson, a man ol mark in his dsy ;
('apt. Uenrv It Walkina, tu orator equal
almost to Walkina Ufigh ; Branch Worah
am, for titty years the model of a Virginia
county clerk, and t'ol. Jack I horuton, one
of the brightest men in the State, cut
down in the prime of life in the late war.
uiiisl alto lie mentioned. Here, loo. In
Priuce Edward, first saw the light a great
many of that siurdv race of men, strong
In mind, moral and laxly, who have rare
ly failed to make a name for Ihcmselves
wherever they have settled. I mean.
TIIK V KN A HI. KS.
a race so noted for talent and high char
acter that I tlimk the change ef an M for
V should be made in recognition ol
their force. They ahould not derailed, Ven
able, but Men able. Colonel Charles Ven
able I have already mentioned, but ther
are scores of others, ami among them a
judge in California. Perhaps the must
remarkable of them waa A brain II. Vena
ble, who waa for fifteen year in the lower
house of Congress, waa made United
State Senator, and detailed by the Jeff
eraoniau party on account of hi great
financial ability lo be the lint president
of the Hank ol Virginia. He waa burned
in the theatre at Kiclimond in 181 1. Had
he lived, he would nrohablv have been a
candidal for the Presidency of the Uni
te! State. A urioua story Is tohl about
two of these Venabtea, who had no mid
lie nauines, but beiug dittiuvuiahed al
I'rlnccton College, were rt uulred to irive
themselves twh names, lhat being III
custom In colli ge at that day, Wher-
iipoRThcy Taith clnaiao their mother'
name, mid A brain waa put down la hi
diploma a Abrain I Icily Venable, and
his1 brother Nat aa Nalhauiel Klixubetk
Venable. TImc is now in this town art i
other AbnimBettv Venable, the rdilor of
the VotHmonwnlth newapaner, a worthy
telon of the old slock. It ahould be ad
Ird lhat the women of thi name are as
beautiful aa the men are talented.
To thi list of distinguished men born
in Prince Edward, must be added the
name of Hon. Abram W. Venable, of
(Iran ville county, now some seventy-three
years of age. He represented fhs Gran
ville District in the United Slate Con
gress foritcversl term, I a gentleman of
very extensive Information, anil, whea In
hi prime, was rate of th unal efiiajtive
and etoqiient DeunK'ratic speakers ia the
Kouth. He was sluo a memlHir ot the
Cohfedurate t'ongiwe. He was gratualed
at Princebm College, New Jersey, with
very high honors, and some twenty year
ago, delivered aa exeerdiiigly Hiwaildrem
iieior me i.iicrarv h.a-leii.w of hit Alma
Jfflter. Efl. SkNTINKL,
For Hi first lime in many month all
of the head of the various executive de
partmeotaof Hie Stale government are
prrsent In the city and stieuding lo their
duties. . . .. . ,
The question of mtouia,i he depot al
ForesUilla, ea Ih R A U. B. i to wm.i
point near the college, leevoaling a'good
deal of diacuaiioa amongst tb people ia
that vkMty, ' ; v " '
MsyiifNWh itaker Continues lodispnearl,
aad In enawquiwoa no outu-t was held ba
Saturday morning. If court had beea
npeoed ao esse would have beea ba
hand. Th police report the city a y
qalet and orderly. ""'i :'f;V '
The Agent of the Mason tc Temple Aa
inciatiou reports a Very successful canveaa
ia Alamanoa eouuly recently. ' He . pen
cond over $2,000 worth of wlwerlptioe
lo the capital stock f tb Aaeociatwa at'
faraway jfcnxavi't
Thwcoaaty ia Ueiermiaed to imitate
lbs tiam pi of the Territory of Wyoming,
KEtaapiwOlwu7y til to the temaie
set- Among the Juror summnnedtr th
mmm''iTli"fnMtHit) aBc
Aisey B. gweM who happen to hi of the
lemal peratiasio. ;,.(f t.;,.
A Haw RxrraoAB. The Caswell Don,
pie sn sun agiiaung im quetuoa Ol a
railroad from DaavIHa Virginia, sis Vsa
eey ville to the Cowl Fw lda ia Chathsm.
Tb Danville Timet, Op. th authority
of Dr. Rnu, of Yancey villa, lhat a
great ear nHufscturing CaaoBany at Wll-
mingtoa, Del, who owa th largest sstab-
haijmeet of Lhe kii.it ha tha I7ultl floiM.
f have determined to move to Chat ham with.'
Uiir work, Thi kt a algniOcaat
A Mas Miirting will be held at Alex
aadria. MiVkb-nlHiraT county, oa ITU
Gov. Graham, Gov. Vance, Uen. Hansom
aad other an expected to speak. So
eay ChertoU OUtraar,
'd
1. 1 4vl',il
ucted askuH tha
i awaeil
wte weTcnv-
supply of creature comforts eie
penaed. After th Kfrluaat of . th
"inner maa" had beta goaa through with,
OhM Engineer Ciawena, of the Fir De
partaeat of thi city, inlroduced Geo. II.
aaow, Esq., who, la behalf of lit Mayor
who ha beea cooflned to hi houe by
kllaeaa for tb peat several days, attended
th bia3italiiie of the city to th visitors
in a graceful and appropriate speech.
At the oajclijiaioe of Mr, fMow'i ad
f drenBl Oct. Cijiniai
fetuSii Viioi' lIi tuatu T $Hh
ualljk tif itpink Saal
conoelved In th best laate, and doliv rd
in a moat happy manner.
Oeorg Steppy, Etq., of tha Bolllng
lirook. responded in a neat ami handsome
apaarh.
The adliagbrook are a fin body of
man, aad their appearance aad bearing
due infinite credit to oar gallaat sister
city. After the oaremoui at Metropoli
tan concluded, our companle escorted
Uielrguesute the National Hotel, Where
ihey will be quartered during their day.
aad w know that Churchill will ae every
mean to makt their stsy pleasant,
A thi issue went to pre shortly after
the arlval of the train, the meagreoew of
Ihis notice must be excused.
Though the weal her wa Inclement
quite a crowd assembled at tb Depot
and the Had wa wall tiled, Thlt (Tue
dsy) morning our com pan ire, together
with the Bollinglirook company, will pro-
reed to th North Carolina Railroad depot
at I o'clock, aad receive the companies
from Charlotte.
It w a omitted ta th proper place to
my that th Bollinglironk company are ae
com pan led by excel Umt Brae and String
tiatuia.
Kat.ioioua. A the readers of tlii pa
per ire welt Ware there have been a isrie
of religion iseeting held fur th past
several weeks ia the Kdeuton street M. &
Church. Th paator, Rev. A. W.Man
gum, sssltted by a aumber of local minbv
ten aad laymen, ha labored most seal
mialy to create aad hasp ap laiarest la
these meeting Oa Sunday last slxteea
persona were received into tb church,
which make tba number of admhaioa
it since the prevlotai Sunday, aad over 50
sluo the commcnoameut of th iwrival.
The aumber of exmysrsiooi amount to
eonaiderably over 70,
Meeting eonuneeced la tb Baptist
Church about tba asm ilats Mlituas in
the Methodist, and 'have baeu attended
with th meet happy lesulta. Kev. Df.
I'rltehard, thi pastor, asafaued by Rev. Mr.
Taylor, of Virginia, ba met wilh large
access ia thi good work, Tb statistics
a to th BUiaher of acceaaioo la the
church (tuc (ha comnieacetuent of Uw
meetings are aot at hand, but, w are la
formed that three persons wt baptised
m last Sunday evening. s ; ' '
ThU display of religlou teal and Inter
t kiaol oueficed to th whit churches
All of the colored churches earn to be
visited by aa aulponrtng of grace, aad
nightly their places of worship art tiled
to lb wvr torn, while tha moareer't
bench ara crowded with Inquirers, eek
log th way of salvation. . W slnoersly
hop that thi oaiimnnlty aay b vasily
lwHlfedrat)ohxt of mavabv br th
revivifying eflect Mlh popular bUsrest
taapiniual jaattara, - .
A funny area took plan at the
Boas upon th prearotatloa of the
mo took plso at th SLimtmaltti tatwnhaa4 " r
th preeruutloa of theet iyawakeued bya ruiiT tijip,,.
irstloa of lb TstimAoux to the' Press
dent. Tb Waahiogtoa "Star V acbm
for th truth of th embarrassing little
incident, Medicio Boar, chief of the
Teton Bioux, opeaad the "big tolk" with
perch very similar; to th oa he recently
mad before Uie Sscretaay of th Interior;
but before doing ao, bid hi hug .calu
met ta tb msauH-plece, amf after rerao
ving hi featber head dram, deliberately
prtaweded to Bash irt himatlf, to the Bo
amall astonishment of the pal face pres
ent. After disrating hlmsatf of hi shirt,
as advanced toward to President, aad
holding pt aloft wa about ta pat It ever
th Great Father', head, whea Oewtfal
Gowrn took hold o H hd plniag U na a
ctitu loia firutciae lMar, ttimeglt the
interpreter, that tb Great Father would
Wit rar iiist than, but would
Jasat
mm .u.
It, Uf couaae a would. Ha
clinat snythipg, and avea the dirty, trow
ay war shirt of a big Sioux Indian la wel
coni. If h cannot waar t himseif, H
will, at least, make aa xeetlni$ revering
Ifitf Wuitef for those bull pups. Csich
him refusing anything to wMuL-i-Aitt.
OaaOa, ; ,. , f , - ' i j
Wflliaiw Flaalgaa, aa eieheritT, aad
for soma year a maa of eoeetderabt .in
fluence ia thta county, died at hw real
deuce fast vl;eek, after a lingering illness.
Mr. Jiha Quiaaerty, aa aged eiiixea in
lbs lower part of the county, died last
work Irom th fleet of a bora kick,
Tbewd gentlemaa weal to the stable te
tura aorsea out to graze. They enm out
playing and kicking ap their heal aad
one, uu fortunately, struck th old maa ia
the aid. He survived the blow aaly font
aaya traaa. m ryram. -' "
A Msirid Bwwsaper ao now aces th tr-
rvi of M. Juke Fevr bt that city.
l. - ... -i
it t, s , v:
1 - ' ' "II, ,; Dl
I if -"s .!."!( IX) .
1 1 'if t V. t: ; : ; 'i m
'jw .aa, 18,701,1178 U
I - - - .,--,.1., t
tHl,ti),7WIt,
Voder Bocbaaah' admiauiuattoa Uw
expense were aWit, 170,000,000, mciud
Ing interest oa 4eM, Tb iutenaK on the
debt I aot Included la lb nkivw.'- J
-THeAMPAWJ(i- --f -
" " ' -. it. t;) -
Hpdat telegram lo tlw N t. Tribute, ..if.
II ( I I 'I - 1 I hi ii..i...li r.oM t
that poured down tlunug aii of th lore
noon proved very detrimental. " Vst
though the elemcnU went agaiuat tbeia, y
there was quite aa g'ud a turnout and a ,
much better eoeetiag thaa Baaatuf brier-
maa and Speaker Btain called out yea
terday. Tb Hon, rWuiuel F, Humof
C1ocmpaand CoL Ben). A Willi ot
New Turk were' tssr pnucipat peakm. ; ,
Lurai county M th stroegwa. Keeuunnar- ( n
tiou piit ia Hi 1 Weatera fteawve, but we
have UiSuame of 400 Libctal Kcpublf
oaua, and more caa ba ooanb-d nraai.. All .
of thorn will vote the Stat lie1', and the
rusult oa next Tuesday will atlooiah nm' - -
of the Bstivea. There are only two Ihau
ucrauilalbe county who relua to yule
for Gmeley. Ttiere wlH he such "a tura
out among the Uetuoeracy as ha not been
witnessed ben ia 1$ year. --l" k
e annua a, rawULCTog at tnacmaATi
Thi tiaaaal. ltovaitiiirT waat fUi .
aBuxmao t rr mti-w, - (
Last Monday availing th Liberal Re
publicans sad Democrat of Clncmoatl
held aaotber of thuas large maa mooting
which have characterised the. Liberal
movement ol that city. Every effort to ,
make th ameting a tucces waa put forth
by tb manager, and their work waa well
awarded by tha large gathering of ciU-
, Uen. Van k aud til Una. Ueorge
H. Pendleton and General DurUe Ward
dilreassd th axeeting. ' ".'
Special TeU'graiB to Tribune.
IxmajtAPot is, Oct I. -In every eountr
la Indiana today titer hv beea Lilwral
dumonstrstion. From thos heard from
ymterday and to-day the report Indicate
unflagging luterast sad enthusiasm. To
day and to aight Gov. . 1L Grat Brown ,
with Ueorge W. Julian appeared at Ln
fayette, wlier aa exteuiporee Jubilee wt
held, preamliag oaa ot the most un peeing
denuHwtratiuti of h campaign. Govur-
nor Hendricks wltfi Mr. J. U. lirtntmli, at
Ulibl, draw out almost Ih entire popul .
Uon of Carroll oountv the most dints-it
t rwnehlp fwVanling wagon kds of liati
art and mounted meii. At Kemlsllvlllu, iu
Noble enunty, Govt ustfti tthur sltr&.le.r
quite a great a following, and spoke ia
lii alteraooa ami aveutug toaudmin-
Isned Dumber, vol Unwvaoer at yin-
Canan drew a large audience, while at :
Ibchutoad Gov. boernur of IHlmnt drew
the nuns ol hi coanrrymea fnM all the
aHthborlng dutrkia, aad eddiMed thwa ,
m th aftaraooa tad evening la their bin-
guage. Senator Trumbull and iliHdittie,
th lirst at South Bend aad th latter 4t
Newcastle, Henry county, spoke to Mi
greatest crowd that have asssatbled lu
thoa auuBtiea daring tha cauii,-n.
Go. Browa at Crowe Point aroused the
Liberal of Luk county, and addisaseil a
vsry large asasm blags. , - f
Thea ara but specimens of th work ol
theday. Th report at lb eoiniuitiee
headquarter indicate that not lea thaa
.1100,000 people must have been gathered la
the vertoaa counties of th blabs. 'I he
inleraat la Ihe speech I uaprecedented
ed ih committee find ao urn bnfor Lib
eral audience fur the speeches ol speaker
termed 14 rsblfle-rouaert " of wtakb btsia
tor Logan and Gov, OgWaby erepronuua-
GIU.ELET DECLINES TO J!E, rttr.
THEft EXHI3I TED. a j
On
Toesday Mr. Greeley went te Lyons
a, Pal, I make aa agricultural d-
atalioa.
eauuu. wno ratiuea on tti crtau a
ksatdjtv th old geaUeman ia exciu., -
"(Jay, when I Greeley f I waa to-tot
oim." . . . tl f .
"Well." mid tb cool-headed sage, set
tling bach lor another nod. "I am Ore.
ley, bat I am aot on exhibition,"-1
" At aaotber ttatioa he was awakened by I
lbs brakamsn arying out,"VV hiUriMwel
i "Mr. Greeley,'' aud gentleman, pre
ent, "here I a suggestire station for voo, '
Yoo ought to get out and stop here.1
- "Well, I dyda't think w had nasched V
it yet, replied the phiuampher- "baa I
anaw u wa oa uii roan '
A swtharehapter of the crying acamUl
fy-y W mti J"-em eiouiiier' Bfincry, .
I ha com out. W print to-dav eorreeta
copiestheeelebrwied (Jakes Ana letter
to Got. MoComb, written ia January, iwi.
To these appended a memorandum of fl- :
P4! J.4l9g. Wfl Mm,.UM'.bf
Amea ta Felmary, istw, m wbk k he bad
ly admits that th Credit Mobilise atock
M thea aeed to influence legulstioa. lie
says the Company needs more fiieoilt'in
ll at Congress, and b propoaes ti' got
them by -piecing" Moek.. Ha qulU,le
eaa ds-pose of ,thi aew evident of
Ames's corrupt nraUont ; he was not
riling stock ia Waxhington, he is pin
ciog a into the. hands of memtKT of Coa
gres la order to gxt their visea. "W h.
werelhemeat Mr. Armw ' knows '
nil
ns ten i mat aaumuer of tcual men se
cured the briliea be waa so euer to . d;a
tt i bote seeuui clear. Wear riot surpri
sed to find Senator Conkluig't name turn
ing up with th me last developments Von.
muWing that thi "slander" has beea "et
tectuaJiy Kjimkhed" a great many times, .
n is juas now a very tueir (mi of buai.'
a. invwia. . .
Wu half ofrhaM rata. ' :..