FEARLESSLY THE RIGHT DEFEND IMPARTIALLY THE WRONG CONDEMN.
VOL. III. f POLKTON, ANSON CO,, N. C, WEDNESDAY, SEPTMlBER 27, 18
NO.: XXVI
B"PTn BrOWn & CO The 43d N. P. Rezlment During miles ; Woodstock to Fisher's
.em JJ1UWU 06 UU Vine war. Hill, ten miles i Fisher's Hill to
CIIARLOTTKN. C.
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Raleigh, N. 0--
The next Scs&Ion openg'sLpt. 12, 1376.
Its charges are lower than! those of aay
- City School, in North C&xplina, while
it offen drsuitagea Z"0r
Zuforlqra
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Its last Session was the fuost prospcrou
of iU history. For particular apply for Cata
logue, . F. P.JI0BG00D,
3-13 6L Principal.
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The Pee Deq Herald
Published Weekly".
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A.XO, Wilmington, If. C. t
Nor. 27 - 1. I S3tf .
Whiffs frca Ky Old Camp Pipe. V" ,
'; . bug to Cedar Creek, three
Leaving Lexington, we miles; Cedar Creek to Middle
marched to Sweet Sulpher town, two miles; Middletown
Spings, and 'camped oh the to' Newtown, -five . miles;-New
iiight bftjifc town to : Winchester, eight
the neighboring yoill-tops and miles; Winchester .to' Bunker
mountkins wereemefprin? from will twelve miles: Bunker
V, . . I 7 .
the1 darkness tfe resumed our Hni to Marfhisburg, ten miles ;
tramp, ana as ine roseate lignt and -from Martinsburg to Wil-
01 tue rnormng oegan to tinge hamsport ten;miles; '
the Eastefh . horizen with its Nearly every foot of this
mellow gioty- new scenes and beautiful YalleV, is sacred to
and'"nejv beauties began to un- the fond hearts of thousands of
fold, imd multiply-in all their families from the St.-John's the
varied and enraptrins "charms Rin-Urrhulo. - On its iilaias
until in the clear and spark- Wftm pnfip.iod rWds ofWoism.
ling- sun-light, a magnificent that would have added fresh
picture spread out in delightful lustre to Home's glorv in her
picturesquehess and grandeur palmiest days, and in its bosom
before us. To those of our repose the ashes of the rallant;
r . 1 . 1 I '
troops irom tue eastern part 01 devoted, noble dead.
the State,, unaccustomed to The blood-tide of War.
mountain scenery, and tlie bit- swent time and anain. over it
lowy fields of golden grain, and fair bosom, with the fiirv of the
il. .... !nn nwnn - 1 r ci " r f mi vr I ... . . . " -
uiu i u&mug BUL-auiiuw kji raging ocean,, ana tne receding
icy.water, uns luvuiy couuiry Wave would leiive the' desola-
was peculiarly cuarming. ti5n andwreck ofaSimooin. But
Many verethe- exclamations of the bitter "day of its trial was yet
admiration, even; from theragg- to. comet for if must',' Ie cursed
miica uiuuuo us iu vuiu oan uic lnoacrn Atllia.
of Middle brook, when we filed
into camp ; before Sun down.
Two things were al way s mys
terious to the unsophisticated
Johny Reb one was that when-
. - 11 i A 1
ever at an convenient, me
( To be onliiiued.)
The Campaign:
From a reliable and authen
tic -source we heard yes-
Yankee troops campfcd in open terday that the prospects for a
Our Platform.
I can lift Up these hands - be
fore yon, ic the prenence of mj Creator
and say that in all that time of war
and public distress, and through all
that period ct temptation and corrup
tipn whie followed the war, not one
1 II A J ? -1. " : : " ' . -'--
aoitar 01 aisnonesc money nas ever
stained their palms i ;. and, lastly, I can
say that I never had a thought where
in self was prefered to the prosperity
and honor of my native land. V&nce's
Speach at the Raleigh' Convention
From the Democratic State Platform:
liSolve, Tha.i we earnestly and cor
v-ially recommended the adoption by
the. people cf the:amendments to the
Constitution proposed by the Conven
tion of 1875 ad thus largely1 'reduce
.the" expenditures of qur ; State- and
county governments and simplify their
administration, so that we may be
enabled ,lo establish a thorough and
enlarged system of public schools for
the benefit el all the citizens of . - the
State." vri :;-: '- ' v '0'-'
' r r' r
NoBis WoiiD3. "The State is now'
rung to provide for your faifii'ies
and each county is maiing a Umilaf
provision; and. as yoiu! chief -magisy
trittd T promijeou that-, the wife an J
child cf the (soldier, vhovi3:.in? the
army doing, dutshall share the last
suhel cl mtal ah last j ound loi
tntat in" the Stnte. Yunetj's PVocla-
- ..... . .
maliou during the War.
v
.The Poor White 3Iah!H
BndicI Doctrine.
i
Here is the way tip radical cindi'
(aft n n .1 KAvnirc' ia r -r ir? n CT ' Afl
Radical party cf North Carolina and
of the States generally which were slave Mate and "orators" are carrying 'on
holding up to the close of the war ap-r Uho campaign :
peal to the poor white man and hold j Oh Voa hel
out to that class the idea that their Lnj fiends of cUVCaptain Sv-ttlo
votes properly belong to them as well iQ spicclr at Jonesboro'.
as the negro vote. - I5ut we have thus I was a d d fjol Or speaking ai
far been unable to eeo any good p. did, aid I havo a mind quit tho
grounds upon which tbeir claim rests, d-d canvasH bed let the wliolo tiling
Poverty is a great inconvenience and go; to hell. "-Settle on a big drunk at
subjects men to want and privation ; Sanfard after his speech at Joncsbo-
is generally the consequence, of morj roj
tune sometimes the result cl want of : "If we expect to win in ihU cam-
energy and economy and often the pain itv vimt Uc like hell and stick to
consequence ot vjcious habits of indul? jf.' I. J. Young, internal rovenuo
geucea, but however. ep tailed, of iteeli cjbltector and candidate for Congress.
jt is no disgrace to any one and is;. not 1 I wa's in the Icsialature and thty
so regarded inxthis country. It is the j imo it was proposed to outlaw tho
boast of oar institutions that too. poor- Lowery:
est man la the land is chgiabla to,and acainat the bill. I voted -and worked
may attain or fill the high -st .places against tho reward flared. I thank
in the government, 3nd. every thing God that before ihov wcro cancht
elsebeing equal it f is an , ad vantage tbey mide, twenty-ono conperyativo
rather than a disadvantage before the deniocfats bito tho dust."-T. Ij.
public by those aspiring fjr promotion. Hargrove atOxlord,' :: i
Poverty is a condition from which, all t 'I would vote for tho kiukybead-s
exercise cf .industry, frugality and vote foif tho best denioffrat."-T."L.
economy and avoid its incoiiveTrieocej.! Hargrove.
xuo poet jLuins in ins uuve to . a k VX ive lliousana dollars a rear n
young friend, says :j;r ;, q ; ... , ; J toimuch for a kinkyhead to handlo.
''bather gear by -every ; wile that'b o Hynlan must bb deprived of th
justiued iy honor, . . ,
Not to- hide it in a bed ie '
ground, while ours were qiiar- .democratic triumph m oveth-
tered in the woodsthe other ber were veiy bngl.t ni ajuiast
was that after a lontr and se- all parts of the Slate. Lithe
vere days march we would be eighth OqiVgisiojuU pistript,
counter-marched, often, sever- the transmohtane country, the
THIS PAPER IS ON FILE WITH
There AdraiUlsig Contracts' can be rn.vi
Green &MarsH,
PE-VLERS IX
GENERAL MERCIfAXDISE,
Corner ToUc and Baverl StrccU,
TOLKTON, N. C.
te FAMrLT G aocritiES a specialty
ia our trade, which we will buu aa cheap as
cheapest. , 1-tt
AHPNTO riA'tVlTCnf.
nubi w ft w v i bw
I.
Something new. A rare ehance to -mi
nxDy. Xo capital required 23 jkt rnL
tomruissioa allowed. AocNts mttke $5 to
JlOft day. Send s'Ainp for outfit.
Addresa L, L. OSMENT.
" 1 " Cleveland, Tenn.
al timesover the ground select-1 indications are. as ronrcsont
ed for our nights rest. This by those who have the reputa-
waspeculiarlv tmng, especi.il- tion of being. competent judges,
ly to those "who -were barefoot that ance's vo.e will bo at
and w'e-'are reminded ot it, by the least figure 2,000 in excess
some fancy field maneuvers that of thai given for J udgo Merri-
we remembei1 to have perform- mou in 1872. From the. mid-
ed in the gr'ove that eveningJ die tier of counties, ; such as
ne movea out - next morning, viuiiioru, ...iviiiiuuinijf. cjtaiuvr,
uhstariding, that we would reach Rowan, . ; Davidson, &c-, .
Staunton, before noon. At 10 news is of -a j;most..,5he
o clock wc were drawn .up in a character. , in . those -counties
beautiful grove in sight of the the friends of reform are -leav
town, and toJLH that we would ing no stone unturned to secure
probably rest the remainder of the success, of our: ticket, ard
the day. How gladly this order the . prospect . brighter and
was received, none can know brighter each'day: Coming on
but those belonging to that further East the same ' condi
sore, stiff, wornoutarmy. Some tion of things is reported -by
tumbled down'o'u the rocks to those who are tot) careful and
sleep, others to rambling prudent to exaggerate- matters.5
around to find the most conve- In fact the entire outlook in
Giles Chi Utian, of Randolph county,
a nu-iong neuicai an,u a aeiegaie io
the late ''Radical Stat a Convention, ha
jjiiVcd the Tilden'aud Vance Clufo at
Gilead.' , , - ' .' .. ?
nomination for congress." Blovr-your-
horn Billy Smith. " "
. There ia no chance to elect Settle. .
. .. ! f ., I .'' ; - ' : "
Vance. All l am working for i-- to:
Vt-
4
Senator "Bansom on Colorei Qiostion-
One of the nTqst.dillicult a'.id
the most in-
at the samo'.tiiii 3
the
errng
WITII
OfZSO
Wilson, Palmer & Co..
noloaolo.Grooors,
!i; 131 Went Lmtad Htrtet, .
Folltton. Briclc Yard-3-
BSICKS of Superior qrulity, and in
Q UANTIY, .
is now ready for delivery. Seohinyou jrderb
ad they will bo promptly attended to.
E.fV.IIA.IXY,
1-tf
FA1?
l'cron3 dejiring to take dut patents, or
-inng laionaation iroia too U. S. Patent
Office, should consult J?. j-VIjehm-aun,
Solicitor olVineri
caii and. -F oieigi i: ratxi tt s
Washington, D. C. Exmi nations free.
X0 PATENT KO PAY. to d lor Circular.
"3-0-tf. -
nient place for the " weeks tha Eastern,. -Western and mid-washing;'-
others to "preparing die sections is a most' promls-
to cook their mite of flour , and ipg one. These statements are
beef anil others to writing lef- based;upon intelligence receiv
ters !to. the . "dear- ones . at xd m this city within - the r past
home:"' and thus the delightful few davs from 'sources entitled"'
day of rest was enjoyed. ; . - tCf -implicit "Confidence: This
. The- next day we remained should : inspire the Democrats
in camp until 4 p. ni;, when, we of: Wake to 'redouble their jf-1
T 'i i -a1 il i ii.M 1:' 1
mea ouctnrougn me cown. ana ions to carry inecounuy. ' position, t in had decared his."
X r Ml I ' . i . . A
teresting topics ;tif,. Uem Esan
soni's speech was the -relations
which the negro race bear tu
t he vvii i te, race in t he . Sou tlicru
States since, the . enfranchise
ment 'of the former, ;; ije told
them, and there; was a large
number of them present, fto
he.ir him, .that he had no ani
most; against.them, no: unkind
5 1 feeling pf vhaiever nature,- :no
desire, co abridge or lessen one
of t he p i'ivi 1 ige s, , franchises . or
ngnts wnicn naa oeen conierrea
upon ; them, bvthe Legislature
or Congress or by the (Consti
tution al Am end m ents. Jiut he
told, them' frankly that it was
the consumatioa of folly1 for
them even to expect i to control
the govern meat of the Southern
plates, and ?th'at the' men who
attempted to lead them to the
belief that they would eventu
ally have , a; controlling' innu;
ence m the auairs-ot this gov
ernment. were- their worstene-
mies. j :This he had -told them
in full;- confidence that3 theys
wouiunoc miss unaersiana nis
Nor for a tram attthifent, ,
But f jr the glorious privilego
Of being independent'
Now we think that all our teaching
to those inv iadtirent ' circumfftan; ei va"co mJ8t:,tl cictj:eav-AoiT-.
should' tend tolbuoy ihem with hope yo"r Lofn Jhl!y Smith, radical . candi,
to beter'their condition, to fctimuhte dab M lieuUrtau'ovcrnor...
. . i - - . ' I J 1 T t 1 I L - .1' - - 1 A 1.
them to nractieo the virtues- that . f . c eseueiiea. powwea anai ox-
vvilVrnahlo thern to arneHnrnfn thrir PCCt to djvot them of my tiniQ to.
devote tho re8 ot my time to the fio.r-
vice of Uoc'."W. V. HolJen
187.5. '" .": j I;
VHo (W. W. HoElcn), isnow a.
member of the radical btato executiro
Mr.
atrd any white man
entered the famous and historic
Lower Valley of the Shenan
doah. ! Six miles brouht iis to
a halt" for the nirht. As a maf berfntofcr.e "considered
, I positionibefo re, the, nation, in
J r T j n i i in the United. States Senate,
r , , . had put. down in I black and
t7 rirr linrl rnin r r 1- i' r rr rrrTi I ri
ier oi reierence, lurmu reaaer, - -v ck r :i. u
we give the points ana aistan M5lC3eiwUtti -"wt hnvo thr
. rt oh out lit I ham oil. ' ri o tti i r csprAH ci O - w .
nrs hA t.wppn t hem. Irom h.inn- " vtv
nesro
to know' that
- ' - . Suneribr foart Judrra- frnm iRfiQ to "iBLUiy ui,tue. wuimvuau
ion .to. y mtamsport, on me - i nroven that neirro race was aa
Potomac :
From .Staunton to Mount
Sidney, ten miles ; from Sidney
to Mount Crawford, seven
miles ; from Crawford to Har
risonburg,; eight miles; from
Harrisonburg to' Lacey's Spring
nine mile; from Lacey' Spring
to JXew market, nine miles:
New Market to Rhude's Hill,
four miles ; Rhude's Hill to
Shenandoah river, two miles ;
Slienandoah river to Mount
Jackson, one mile;" Mount Jack-
scra to Edinburg, seven miles f
1870. audi as mambar of Confrrea
from 1871to 1875, to : both of which inferior race to the white man,
positions he was elected by the Re- ' ana that tne negro couia never
publicans, and without any Republ- occupy a position of equality
can opposition, made apuhliospeach at WltU tne Wlllte man. ; ; ; '
Newborn in which he! announced c -'..' ." ' ' ":;v " '
that henceforth he would aet with tho
National Dcmocratio part'i. -Burke
Blade,
Injnnetioii Against President
: :; ;crant ": ' " !,
... ,3:" New Yokk. SeTt. 15. Judse West
Seven o'clock a. m.Boy has ter- k to-day,:. gra3ied an' injunction
nble toothaclio; can't- to sthyol.- . ; b. ; v , 4u
; Half past Vine a. m; A Hilary fig: I rt.ainiog President Grant and the
urc may'ho seen skulking through .tho j, secretary of etalo from issuing a xaan-
strcets leading to the creek ; percti j date fot the , fcurrendtr ott -Lieopold
and chub bito. Half past six p. m: -: w,;Mia ,unrfA,l in AviMrlitinn bv
- . ; - , i.. n.v , v.. -. - - - j
the old ljuin. one ti unk - strop,' ciio
Austrian authority on the charge of
present condition f.'nd enable to aspire
lo a muei spnere oi useiumess ana
to the thj -yrfterit of more solil crd
substantial comforts, to teach them that
uierit and not wealth is the virtue that
will leai to distinction. To a poo
young man endeavoring to rise in the
world, it is very essential to success
that he look woll to tho company
with'whicb he associates, for it is: au
'old saying nd a true one that a man
iq knnwrv hr' thfl flfimrjnv lift keetis.
' Now in politics the Radicals tell the r . . :
: . -, i . . . ; 1JWo will no
poor man mat ue snouia act wun ino,
negro party which in substance is
telling him that being poor he is no
better than a negro and' aspire to
associate with any other ;. and construe
it 'as you will appeal ot their speakers.
to "lhe poor white .man," and the above,
is the only correct logical conclusion
We think it a direct insult to every
poor7 white man: Their teaching is
not to strive to. better their condition
and io improve, bat that although
white inasmuch as they-ara poor, it
is but one step downward to associate
with the negro, and tliy ought to
take it for the negro- is as good as tbiy
are. 'Now we submit to a candid
public if that is not the legitimate
teaching cf the radical party.
Now, on : the other hand wo boldly
assert that einc& emarieipafcion no Con
servativek Democratic writer or speaker,
haa held out such -doctrine to the poor
poor white man, nor have the- teachings
of the party, ever been for the poor
man or the rich man to debase them,
selves, but has ever encouraged 1 the
poor man to improve bis condition,
and all that we have to say nQw m,
that not only will the poor but the
rich also-in tie future as in the "past
be jodged4by the company they keep.
llobesoniaji. . . ; V ? - ; y -
comnjittec, the editor-in chief of tho
.Ualeigh Constitution, and wc think he-
is in the servico of the dovil "oi c.'
a man can como to it" in this world.'.'
An observer. Ml'
Chairman, I move, they . be
to Jt hp dcmocrati ;
us."? A clorcl
thejr must como to
orator. ! . I i: ',
rl-ani a wliiie man and a democrat. .
; Twenty thousand stand of govern
ment arms ; have ; been rsent to tue
South Carolina blacks, for tho further
ance of reform from w;thin the Pal
metto StiteT Chamberlain, unlpss he
is much . misrepresented, b?s gone
back to the thieves with whom be con-
certeu-wniic ue oiaic rj.M"-
dered. AU this indicates the accuracy
of the boast of a fearless Republican
orator that "there is fivo. yea isV xoot
stt aling in South Caroliba." Louts
ville Courier Journal. i . :
bho would vote.
r. , ' W -
be sunk
Che radical ticket o ugh to
lower than the mad tills of hell, and X
wpuld like to bo the man to-'stanin hint
down 'f-Norment in 1870; no rud-
elector in the sixh congressional di
tuct. i
: 'The V (the
democrats) will taktv
dirty tittny liwhmen ana Ocrmanx to.
their tables to cai"witli. them, but will'
not take John Ilolloway. Johlv
Hollow a', a nera, at the radial duU
meeting. . .:': ;j ".. i. . '
b, f'ThcjjdemocratiJ must not bo per
milled to carry the presidential - elcc
tion." Congresiman Xovriiscrid. :
'If the deraJaraC carry tne presi
dential election there'- trill be - civili
war.', Senator RoutvtelL -; :
; ""Wo must make tho;c3antry believe
that democracy and rebellion are yn-
iiony moas and convert
W. A. WhceUr;.
abb tcrm" .
,.'' ' -
- . -
''Tho South must: be- crushed: andi
paupenzed."--John. A. Logaiu;
A, bloody-shirt cr-mpaight wii
money,
patricW
aud Indiana. is safi!,' JJICil-w
lAn old bachelor having been Iaug1ir"
" i . . ... ' ... i
ea at oy a party or pretty girisr, loiur
them,., Yptf aro ema potatoes !'
Wo may be sraal! potatoc?,' said ono
of them, 'bbt wo are sweet t,ne.
CUTl TfllM OCT..; rj -. '
it liny Hnrr Xnr MAC.
texs'moii or lts wtfa Jlnng Vtte;
Codghs, CoMs or Coauaiption, jet nova- M
j-6nlJ would die rather than pay 7 crnU
a Lottie of medicine tlint wonld cure tliftn. '
Di. A. IJoschee's Geiimax brtcy luw J-iteljr .
been introdncd in thin e ountry ffcnj (cr-
inany, arid it wondcrous cure thitmnnc
crery onie that trie it. If you ddiiU wjmfc -
wo mar in print, cat tot cut &a nt " "
yonr-Dmgs' 3 w- McLcnlon, A Co., and
get a Fomple bottle for tfii cei-W nq itj r v
lwo costs via relieve jtn. i;riar wq
teals.
If
Edinburg to " Woodstock, five
boy. L' t'i draw the enrtaio.
orgery.