Tl" ilin'rEST VA7 &.OHI0 EIvECxpectedly wakened -irom a REPOT tmNS EFUDIA
HOldSVliiei lineS; JIOKS.. , f jnight' repose in soroeforeignj . TINODIl AORk.
rRtn i v nrroBER - - 1 17 isst
yRIDAlCTQDEg 7 17. XS
ST
3r.-aar
TVatlonnl
TlcKet.
! ... FOll PRESIDENT;?
GROVER CEVLANIr
0 Xew York. ;
" VoR VICE PRKSTDENTr
tfUOMAS A. HKNPRlCKg, .
!1 : FOR JtLKCTORB: , '
v j ;Vi II--. KITCHEN;!
; sjqr n. staples. .. ..
6T ATK T'lCiCET.
, ' . , , .. . i
;'h !.?) -
, FOll aOYEUJJOR:
; ALFRED M. SCALES, :
- -m. Qf ftuilford.
f 0U LIECTENANT-nOVERNQj;:
CHARLES M. PTEADMAN, '
' i Of Nt"vy llahover.1 -i"
, . . 'li : - '
FOR BECKETARY OF 8TATK:
WILLIAM M. SAUNDeRS,
. a I i; J ;ii -' Of -Oraiige. imwui -
, for auditor:
WILLIAM 1. ROBERTS,
Of Gates. ' '
' , FOR TREASURER: . r .
' ' DONALD W. ' RAIX,V
Of Wake,
fOH BUITufclNTEISDENT, ,OK FUBIC IX-
x- BTRrtrrioSy ,' '
s; m: finuer, m
' j
i s Of: Catawba.
FOR ATTORSfcYGENERAI.: i -
, THEppOHK F. DAY1DSON,
Of lJuncpmue.
fOR ASStXJIATE JIDGE 81PREMKCWRT;
AUUySTUy S. .MERRJMQN.
rot foxfiRKs 5tii miCT: '
JAMES W".. BE1D,
, Of Rockingbaui. ,
JCOTJJNT Vi 'riCICJETi
ro
tiik exnate:
'JOHN S.JOHNSTON;
,JA'S.',I).'GLENV, J j'
70HN Mi (iAL&AWAY;-"
, kor iirtRKr:
'A, H. CALLAWAY. ,
i ' TOR TRLSLRIR! . li
pi.SKNEY B. JOHNSTON
tor svbvetor:
I -
WILLIAM L WH TV.
'tor coroxer:
J. J. MITCH EL.-
ro Kius'rVk Or r'Ecnst
R. J. LEWELLYX.' -
Mini Ivoclcwb(i(( is av widow -
,!
o is Ben Butler: ; ?r "
Hundreds , of negroes' were
imported into' Ohio tu vote,
CbUDave Settle has bought
Sheriff IfalF s handsptne resi
dence in Wetwprth, , and will
Jiave a ' house , SV jirinirig about
(Jhrtmns.-ft(rft :
Tamnrjny has noninated Mr,
Joseph Pulitteri editor of the
WoudJ fox Congreas.7 Mr. P. is
strongly for Cleveland.iso this
is a oken f iitivo.on the Tick-
i 4J .dT- " J-J-r-V VJ
The railroad fare !to the Ex
position has beeqi reduced ltb
pne Icent per mile.' tinci the time
for closing thel imposition has
been extended two weeks. i'a-
'Father, ilook j there goes a
lady-walkinglmher sleep1 re
marked a tStokes r youths who
is justitooc green lor anythingj
4tVby( son;i that lady is wear
ing anMother1 Hubbard dress,.
jShe b all' right.' V lu itmnc
The ratrQt i are iioW ' being
taxed to their, utmost .to haul
-the , otlpn northwardi.Six
freight iU-auiSj u of tKehtyive
cars. tQ each u train) all . loaded
with cottQu, left Qnsithe'orth
artnna.joaa,,1.yeseraay en
j-oute JSortl). ,r; u &
i tit . i ' - '"-
: Mr,:u:0icird Weatherly jha
been iibmihated by f the county
ReiTublicaS !Elxeciltive Comiait-
tee for the - -Seriate1 :t1c6 5MrV
Starinef 1Ue:!was.
in town .vesterdav .htintincr for
u-copV 6i : York's South Caro--.
. una V4loi Mf
Thegreat ejectton 0UW0.
a dis3ppointment
in AVUin
victors.
i '
we- iiope
A '1
omo
Ric
Repablicau
jorny
-concede 10;00X.
r ifn.vn
Thegreat eJ&tiQnotPiao.lisk I fdiallever regret having
not been d disappointment totrafted tkeTKd NortkS
ftie u emocraric Tjari , it wa-sisctriuti uuij mti" hhhcijv vti3iij Tj.Mwimw-w-Bww-
v.: .MM,nn W(,0 ovTpt.i' - PiMKpvnTrn!' ! 1 "I am satisned from mv posing
d from onr view of it. The! " L l; - . - -long fadmritmtnisul-mtinc
. iw. fn,iriif ?MR. BEECHER MAKES KL lirroiirsa that neither .the char- .in Wall
' P. M:-It is; conceded:? by botliLls IgerJ "DetrditJulehi
parties that -the-feUr second,!
-third, fourthleightli, ninth andyoarletter of October eort-'n,
7tentl distriSt have electedlmg me "public
Reoublican Coherressmen. This
defeats FrariHMurd,, ;V r
t T?trn- Vx' not' isih n
WEST VIRGINIA.
p r -" 1- MinT; fn ' tJip'Rihti.
retary.of State of West Virgin
ia says that the Democratic ma
jority in that State is ten thous
and, a Democratic gain of sev
en thousand over 'the combined
vote for Governor four years
ago.T Patriot lo.v , - . ;
! kortji cilQiiiiSrX; " "
A 3TATE RIVALS CALIFORNIA
pHUNKS OF PURE GOLD V AL
T'' UARLEi N'EW GEMS, THAT : 1
- SELL i: FOR PRI0E3 ' 1 ":
v EQUAL: 'TO THE -
: 1 DIAMONDS THAT ' 1
ARU REAL AS -
OFF10AL. ' , ; f
Messrs. Ed tors: -As I am in the
City of Raleigh, North Caroli
na, wiere the State Exposition
is in progress an4 wiU cQitifiue
until the. 28th of the present
month; I hope: you will 'allow
me to give your readers a faint
idea of. the immense exhibit.
Really, I am as greatly surpris
ed and Carried ayay in amaze
ment, that ' I : am afu a loss f to
know where to begin. The first
thing that strikes' me most for
pibly is that any one State pro
duces so many varied resour
ces and in such 1 unexhaustable
?uantities. Being far removed
rom this State pur ideas of her
have alvavs been very closely
associated wjth those of "tar
pitch and turpentine." jiBut
not so now. .( This, exhibit, tears
away the glass, throiigh Vwhich
we had seen here buty dimly, ;
and we beholdjan empire, yastv
rich and virgin. ; , :
Energy and enterprise have
penetrated the deep recesses of
the earth and brought up rich
tind sparkling gems and ores
which form one of " the most
glittering constellations that
adorns the diadem of any State
in the Union. On tables and
shelves arranged for thepur
Iose are large nuggets of pure
or almost ''pure-1 -gold, Crys
tals, silver, copper ' iron, mica,
eoal of several varieties,- ta col
mitSj ixr uexible sand, stones;
amethysts, sapiilures, efq.v etc.
Last, but not least, we see beau
tiful specimens qt the pew and!"ui:AC. "'Pf ;; ;
valuable gem known 4 as the
Hiddmitc This mineral is,l
said to be more, valuable , than
the diamond and is found onlyL1 iefuJ uuonf1l a" ume
in this. StateJThe disnlavthat it was tlie best:of the can-
in this: State, The display,
duces every manner of fruit or
grain tnac can De grown in any
Statp and as lin.e in quality as
The, disblay of ' machinery,
.art and handiwork show that
the people of K6rth Carolina
are nqt wanting in TnentaVabil-
lty, .
r
W ' - r v
A most
wonderful curiosity
was point ea oul iq me in tne
Alpermarjo' exliibit being the
trunk of a mammotn cvpress
treej inside of which canbe clua
tei-ed one company of the State
QUard,'thirtythree in number.
Time and search may yet com
pel California and the Yellow
stone National -i'ark. to iiand
the banner for large trees down
to iNortn Carolina. . fi . ,
Tne, ieppie; see
m to lia.ve
heir lethargy
awakened from th
and appear to have all the en-
ergv ol giants., refreshed with
new, wine, i ney inv 1 ust uis-
Covered that they are, surround
ed by. untold jfnillioris'of uiide
yeloped wealth' and .they will
sopn.tcpniniahd a position as a
State commensurable with their
resources, wealth, axd ability.
U certainly Surpasses any Sta,te
exhibit fchat Ihave seeii and mv
surjirise
nf nil tliTa ". orrritf " tt
wealth could .'.not 'have been
greater had I suddenly and
-1 .r. 4 V. . raocnnis
i
iTIIEKE MAY BE, HE
SAYS,
two
jd i ,4 r y f 1 1
. 1 a it
- h... i ::jBeecher authorizes the public!
tet-;15tU,8;rtion
Dear Sin: I have, inst read
nominee vspread fthem befofe
tU9 wnoie -country.-; ; nen
of this canvass has
snnh Innn-imire bordered - too
near upon 1 insult to be either
just or wise. r ' I beg you to un-1
dei-stand that 1 have nothing to uJr1UD "6 1'.""
do with the truth or otherwise " ilcan and an honorable man, re
of Mr. Joys' Statements to me ses to support Tl ork for the
respecting 'Mr.-' Blaine - The foUowmg reasons: i
orily 'qtteiohTdid is not ht for the high
mnlp fliKsi atn.fmPTits'1? t Office.
make those statements -Did
lZ If he did not, I have
Tfi.VJi7i.'niT;viiociio(T.
Them f K ; no-middle erbundi
rpv,A w T7tM i
heard it; or invented it.
Mr: Joy' s second telegram to
you makes a' languid and fool
ish denial which I attribute to
his not having
seen or under -
stood mv statement
But if
Mr. Joy-has seen my statement
and denied it, or if, when he
lands in New York, he shall de
clare that no such conversation
was had in my preseitce,' then I
have bhhvi to say that, whereas
I did not imagine that there
could be more than ' one cbnti-:
ental liar I am compelled to
think tliat there are two. ; t
. , i Please accept'this letter as the
only retraction L; and apology
that I am prepared t make to
you, to Mr. Joy to Mr. Blaine
and to the Republican- party.
Henry Ward Beeciiek
; 1 1 senator'ra som. 1 i
J The largest crowd that has
yet greeted a x)alitical speaker
at Reidsville during the pres
ent campaign assembled in the
Opera House last Tuesday night
to hear the ' -peerless Ransom.'"
,' They were well repaid for
'coming! The Senator 'k o p t
theni interested to ; the; close,
despite the ; Election dispatches
from Ohio antV West Virginia
that kept. tlying over tne wires
and of intense v interest to all.
His language was chaste, his
diction pure,8 his thoughts ele
vated; t and all felt better for
having listened x to his words of
wisdom and sound political ad
vice j Would that all our pub
lic speakers would emulate his
I noble example. We will not
4J' m.uruy.
1 . ... VC1 Y
LV"
SUQ-
cessoy;, ..,,; luiu.ruiM
BULL DOZING IN OHIO.
! A Cihcinati ' despatch - states
that at'tneNHft lren Jind Steel
WdrkstliefollQwin bulldozing
threat has been issued:;'"
;: These, mills will be closed to
night, to remain shutdown un
til after the Ohio election. If
the? result is .fayorable to the
Republican ' work will be reV
sumed Wednesday next, the
day following the election. I If
it s favorable to the JDemocrat3
the miu will remain closed un
til after the Nqveniher election.
If Blaine is chosen T?resident
work; wUI thenllie resumed. If
Clevetand is elected . the . sus-
imH ni 'ntiti
ddinitely: ': T - -V v
, r : : JSS '
Tlie indispensable f necessit v.
of our times is a change of' ad
ihinistrdtioh in'the great f exec
utive; offices ? of I he country.
This, in my judgment, can on
ly be accomj)lislied by theelec-.
tion cif 4he Democratic iicandi-
date for President and Vice
President.. SamuixJ, Tiluex.
Tire Sun nAS spok at rUsTt
Onr 'nriAf iii i Rntltm 'iirf -'
Blaine second; .and1 Cleveland
never! Sun, Oct. 10, ' '
r. rissoifas to-snp- --;
j itable nor educational interests j
)(oftbetatevanjaiMsafa:.:
der such policy as has always
ttons for the highc othce that
ner cnanuiDieanawu.
;man oi ins anreceaeutsw...,.
r vv.""-. - ,
qnalifacations or Ws antecedents
support, even oi me itepumi
i M -1 1 1 1.1:
can 0 V. r.
iUU jti jwrauu,
2. 'Of all abusive and xf oul
.most, so. ,
i cio nocDeiieve ne is
honest in advocatirig 1 Republic
can principles and: as a self-
respectins Republican, I will
not vote for hinL'! : . ;
4. ' 'I believe that the defeat
of Blaine and Yqrk will be not
only 1 for 'the ; interest r of the
country, -but will eventuate in
good to the Republican party. ,
, o. No one can know the gen
uine pain at. gives ,me to place
myself outside the ; pale of the
party organization, whose can
didates have ;heretof ore been
upright and able men, and
whom I i have supported - with
earnestness and zeal. ;
i John T. Schenck, a leading
and influential colored pqli ti
cianl of Charlotte refuses to
support him i for the following
reasons;, . : ,:-f::;.. .
1. "Dr. York was put up as
the candidate ar Qovernor, as
the ''stool-pigeon" of DrMott,;
whenke knew he could not be
elected;" r f, , f; r
2. ' 'York s.candidacy jeopar-,
dizes our chances to - . carry the
State for Blaine and Logan.'.' :
3. -No'true R epub 1 ican
cares a cent - whether the riarty
is successful; or not, because
success, if it comes, is not Re
publican .& uccess. and will turn
to ashes on our lips even with
victory. Liberals! ; ?W h a t a
pusilanimous party.have we be-
COmel .Vr'-nff'! ;-;;
; ;j PROHIBITION DAY -
OF FASTING, IIPMILIATION,
By telegraph tlie Dispatch. J
Chicago, Oct. 7. The fol
lowing will ' be! issued 1 to-mor-7
row: ;p yr: -;j
Prohibition Heddqudrte
Ci icdf6, III. . Oct. 7, J 884.' j
To TirE Peoi'LK of the; U, S.: "
j In yiew of the misery - and
crime resulting, f rom J alcohol
ism, and of the guilt fastened
upon the people oy the govern
ments municipal,- State,, and
national, by permitting ; aud a
even licensing ine tnimc m
poisonous drinks, the Execu
tive Committee of the Prohibi
tion party call upon the iople
of j this country to observe
Wednesday, October 20th, as a:
day of fasting, humiliation,
and confession; and in view of,
tlie fact that many. all. over the
land are arousei nd i-eali?e th
enormity of liquor cTime, and
are willing to be at cost and
pains to put' it away, we Call
upon all Christian believers fcif"
npite tin:;praVer to Vlmihty
God .tuat Ills aid. may be given
tohfemeasurwhi&i; will Re
sult in the 'speeily putting awav
of jthis' guilt and . the, suppress
sion of thi traffic in alcoholic
drinks ' Joiix B. FiNcir, r
I , Chairman; '
VISITORS TO THE EXPOSI-
: - tion; - !
j - Comfortable arter are pro
vided for all visitors to the city.
Full information can be had on
application to A, -Mf; 3IcPheet
en, chief of Bureau "of informa
tion,f -Np. 103 vFayetterilfe
street, - - : 1 : -
BUSINESS -MEN FOR CLEVE.
; r t. -la six s ; T
r ; World, Oct. 10th.l
N ew - York- has-nWer i
urri; iiH6
xiisxprwjtnes
ana momentus
as that which was held
street vestnliv
Twenty thousand people
filled the great financial thor-
oughfare. Busine'ssT Won
Tnarcnea m compact columns toK? Jiwe is also extlnAvx t
x vi. t iivAu vv a.
jed. fix
In.,the"w nya
n
not one could be seen who .entirely burned unWMI. vt
notareprentative maninight.rv
,,-as truly a great meeting.
4.1 gave eviaence tnat1 the vast
business interests of the citv of
N ew York are at last thorough-v
lv aroused to the neril nf i. ;
trusting the Government in the
uuuuaui u uisnoiiest ana ms -
honored man. It proved that
the entire V nation is eager to
vote for a change that will give
us honest, clean handed gov-
ernment and true rTt?fornt: for
pulse, pf the metropolis..:, '
lsutl.ji;k'js fkienDS;
, . - '
.Read what ' ther National
View, the . greenback oi-cran.
.- "W m -V- . wm . . ...
says of i ta own Presidential
i".in irii!iiu .. i i i up f 1 1 .it irr h
canumaie, alter . airecti v ac
ciising him of liaviug sold out
to the Republican party and of
running - in the interest of
Blaine.1? A crfT r 7 'l r
That political nomad, . .the
wandering Jew of parties, the
Ins vpte for Jefferson Dais at
incipient' secessionist wh6 cast
Charleston, "t h e
Federal commander
f Wrtfi-pSSS aT
Rb f oi?v eUfCy' -
Repnbhnxandidate. for- gov
KdfuT"3' the
Greenback candidate for srover-
nor of Massachusetts, the
Democi'a'io nominee for gover
nor of Massachusetts, is once
waging his buccaneer . warfare
against the people of his native
Sta e and of all other States.
MORE LAWYERS.
The following 'persons were
this week 'granted" licenses to
practice law, having snccessf al
ly passed the examination by
the Supreme Court: A Ms W.
Allen oi Graiiville 5 county;
Ethan A. Allen, Sampson; Jo
seph R. Blair, Union John FJ
Bruton, Wilson; Momson II.
H. ' Caldwell;. Mecklenburg;
William T. D'ortch Jr., Wayne;
Enoch A, : Griffith, Forsyth; ,
Thomas J). Isoell, Caldwell;
Thomas J, erbiuh Union;
Tiios. A. Jones, Buncombe;
Clark L Jordan, I Polk; Mcln
tvre Kenned v, Moore: Geore e
tioKihgPttt; RoBt U htiif
erwood iCherokee ; Roi ert ?li i
LehmacCraveh; "John C. Lew-
is, Wake; Herbert MqClammy,
Pender; lid win Hi lorris,1 Da
vie; JameaD. Murphy. Per.der;
Jordan B. N ew-sonf, lavhhon;
Robert Ransom, Norihxunptijn;
Thomas J. Shaw,, Moore: Sam-
uol C Smith, Wayh IIeilwrt
G.;Tnll, Craven; Tliomas r
Wilder, Franklin;: John W
Hood. Halilaxr Byron- U o kI
son, Pitt, . .
AN EPITAPH.
The lion. CliarlesJL Win-
iield spoke humorously of tlie
dLsappearancaof Uie aressive
campaign that the Republicans
proposed to iighf; - but which
had disapiered hen Bbine
isai)ieurea uen juiu
,v i - 1. i 'a j
OHio.Hntheaiime
homeJo great good humor .wit n
some'of his funny stori-, that
vere told in much the saa:e way,
that AJriemus Ward , used Uo
talk. He proposeV a? an in--scriotion
for" the tombstone of
the Refmblioari party the 'fol
lowing:
;-"' Hrrf ; : .
- (and It ftlw lied)
TLe llr pn ttle&a P.rt r. ,
. 1 "Bora Jt V&lSil'l
" 0f 'Ant-ni4Jrtta ptttfeiceace.
Dajnntl by the wLol A?rtcx FenP-e
X r.Jfer.
the interesrsof ndl the" States frnor of this State by, the faith
North, South, East and West' f"1 Performance of; his duties he
are telt4n.the.beating of the..K.11.. heldr:lli
The mTt. Lj ."wW.
V e i ho wonr
""i'lf1 Elaine.
v 1 to-thel Ernntt?; ?
i &ave still further i .
,ypn can . now. T-.Tt?2
, "-'aij inlcp rnnn.
eek. A
with cotton
.UJVnaS
- r"MVWO hw,mh! ?
; HKead'l)rr
ation pf York-rr I -
WIT HE T III N K S OF
. v'j,h' jiiu ,? 1
' !" -": V- --.t,
Gov- ClevehhdtheDehid
Jtic candidate, Hs anable,
lirm and thoughtful man who
uas n?e11 10 Uie position of Gov
tfmlinching courage , in carrv-
vjut ma uuais: anu ins un
I . . -l w "s- . - k-
qnestionea integrity give him a
! strong hold Upon th conhdence
i the public. ; The excitment4
of the Presidential contests has
not drawn him away his; duties ;
-ill. i .1 iiiiiiiiii i iiih rnro .
at thecapitol of this State.
llOUATId Skvmour,
ANOTHER;.
VI
i ue naieign upsener says:
Captain WinhtriDrhm-
mi ti 1 1 i -w .
i S?LW.2fi
fn" sptof teetu.! A few, hours
aftfer birth-itsat in it, crib, and
j . a vo ,,t
i-aia in five years.' Then it
coolly turned over and diu. r f-
NextH:n 1 1 f!H t ;
Medical College"
OF VIRGINIA. ' '
RICHMOND,
f
hi V - 4
Sefftion
The'
Fortv-Scventh
begins
aloi'ue,
OcU)ber: Jstj yror cat-.
address, j
A 15. . ' i V
EewaMr1 Wilds1.
EXPERIENCE.
Thm lUr. X. T. Wild. wU-kawa ttf t
. . . f.jariu. IV.
ti, t
Tl K. Uth St-. V Tori, Jfr II, Utt.
MMM. J.CATIBACdOealifiMsr
a. - ni m mmm
nor iciaj mi UmU, wkkk lubmi
IT. Ua iWl CArlt wJ tf
W lruili "ffwjw ,
Mrer eftUrrb axl etrrhl tjf
MwtiU ru poor, a4 f rt r
AYSMS 9A f Af tLA. Vf f?-?
prof! aifot from tM tr5?..JZl'
ft la kaaU i'Kii ASS
Md. la All, Iaa JLrw uS
r Tvt rvelfAWr
iaWt turner
va1o1 rstAlity. !
&4vcr wM-
. . k
MMmaitUi
Curri, T9t
AYEITS
it
r ; paxc ' ' '
preuajoiy t, t -tr,
panllQ
III
1
c