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P lake it that fair-minded iuch'
hi,ut reference to parly, werf-wmio-
. t wtiiui''t;l at- the action of the
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air (toTcrnor oi tuis state in caning
f jjcijon to lit 1 the . vacancy created
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.i.. .It-ath ot lion, waiter i. 001,
e.iitatiyi-ftcci of the firnt cou-
,.ijlfdihtrict, -.Hi Hie district not as
.llte,t wlieu Mr. I'ool was elected,
in the district as .fixed by law Hincc
I.eVliiii:' Tlie I act that the district
fkitnl M r. I'ooi was a ltepublicau
. i.tiu distinct in which it L
iki t In? ynucccKsor is
iccount I or, b.ul
r
Hit,
II;
'
rut.
,mUe7 i-iy
nl txcu".'lt,iV lccny of the peo-
.jg..kr!UlH - ol oOiaiii.Hi Jor uie-
' . t. ,,ru 'I I ii .11 -i (Vt 1 1 1 1 ' I I 1 til
i u"r reporter yesterday
U,on:'U few'.iih eunversali-jn wilU
W'epvtbrMVi t Ue ri-iUL :
. "i ii i n ii.
II til"' f'Cflll. , ('I in.uiui.il, i.fii
die i:tiiiir fxecutive in calling the
,4IM to fill the valiancy v.auwei.1 by
, Jv.tth (' M r-. Pool, it in the ilii-
Iutrk'ilH Tool, but in the n v
lii-nfr- I ri;al it art a clear viola
ii f t lie w r i tic t k . I a w , .il a t y a i .1 1 i 1 1 u -n!.
:i(J" tli ? wurxt -"rt iif' H fii-o of j
,f.ii.Trlntitiii as well; ai of the r.h;ht.t;
ir y I'l'll'. ' ' '
'l L'l' Vv' ""' ;1 brief way
urcii'im lor tlii.rt.roiir.lUfPiil
I. i, you ineaii lcal or p i.u l.ir
.n..' - V.
I Well, lilli - but lit in- have the
v f.iKini-' lir"i.' . ' ,. ' j - v f .
I it iccm.s they are plain and
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hi UWvi'.- I in i;a invni i r.i in." "
i..-(int' (il talntory tohrilriH linn, '
nthcrol li'j;irtlative puwt r. Let Jis
i.hlcr tltv lt lirst. ' '1; he at ti ng ( iov
r niio i-tsucd thirt proi laiiialiuii
!, 1 xiU'i'iHC, hi-i exciirte lor thin
liliul in the ml 'l fllarcli,. !..,
itli Mm irivnlcn; the xtate into
,i ilfMpiHlwV ivlfiMk"lor the ptir-n-
ot 'ei'Ui)pnnc represenlalive-i to
c I'lmiriif i'l iIih I'iiUhI otatt s." and
hUh'h the net to be in force from aud
r ifvfr(Kjliiiii, This is all ol the
u It Im1 ;ii ,repealinj v.lauaot" it
K iirufesrt to repeat laws tix"
iifBinlillcreiK-e-il -it lui. . Ji.iu mo
inii'.ircriaiiU to; treat tnirt as a re
ilctslt former laws Iiximr . distrieta
hli-Mi tmontend that when the lirst
ifict it to" he asvertainetl he inust
k io the fiislin law.' and . take it as
.at dt-liueJ;1 Now tho state has iu
rr under the Icderal constitution to
hiiMliftncts -as to destroy the mi f
V ,1 any porlum of the electors
jriiiJ iiiuler t'he innstitutioii of the
: :MMateh vote for members f
f .Hifl nor has the state any power
Jotroy th rcpresentatitin of any
i".ul the people who are guaranteed
rfpiesen auon by that .couslilu
a. Nun here they are doling both.
j cm no mere do il' ii tiUiK va-
uct ihtu they mit in an original
1 Mi'n. ' '
Q,. How are they doin.t'hat?
I Why the Vmiuty ol I'ertie b ?
V to liio ilmni'i which elected
vl-thatU, the present lirt district
U dKrict which, for all purposes of
t'ti-uiou iii the present, the 1-kh
v'titw, u the lirst district. There is
M w Urt district - only a present
krl JU.'r.vX juJ a lutnre Jlirst district.
J itll pretvll i.ho yi'U. This
' j; pI IWrtie is to be deprived, cf
J;U vote in this election. What's
tft'wuiencvs? Why (. had no vote
tfB 0t theoil r Uijutj tr representa-
, aud tlieielore' it is t, have no
3:rr,i VI the other' jhple oi the
'! iivc til. ir iiifi.i'iilliv.4 K.M li..
s.'uii, I'he riiiU her "-whole
?. un. men: women :ikid children.
vry.in' cvcept InduiUnot taxed ''
i'-ibflt-re the 1 Uh auicndineut.)
itpthf-ef her Mualihcd voters to
''-rytk.e lit thissffepre4nutiou -all
"K4a vluu by lius ; 1cm ai
?io j;to oiml party nn adv-if.ae
:T'aVUlrr- -vow Ihu sort ot con
l'l th rij;ht, of Ihu ptnple is.
-HHuiunuI. rtie fiseral .consli
" Hie Iiams of ifoiescnlaUOu
rkutei-s the r'i'hl to voe for
U lie fjcine. Wiieu U savs.
?oifivrs : hall be tcUvken by
!Vi ef ihe several ilates.' aud
'ar jbat . u meanji 1t ayitt
"jple ' thus'relVlrreU to aie
KwyMtic ceitain uuUuc-
a4 not ieti a fUrt of sucV
77. it aiea-is the bote "iple.
tati subtrtct th'f popl of
tltau this. They not only disfranchise
JJertie out aud out. but thev nartiallv
confiscate th&Votea of allthe orher peo
ple ol the UiatnctiT :
ti. What do jou. mean by that?
A. Why theyputiii Carteret county,
which btlengs to the present Third
District. The effect of this is to iye
Carterett two members while Bertio has
none and the rest of the people only
on. ICvery man in Carterett haa two
votes while tho rest of us, except un
fortunate Bertie, have one. Now the
effect of this is to dillute the votes of
all the other - people of the district by
this watering process. If you are one
of an electoral body which consists of
live thousand members and live thdu
Hand other members are introduced into
it, does not this reduce your vote to
just one hair of ,what it ought to be?
If this introduction of new material is
unlawful then one half of your yote-is.
confiscated. It is just as much an out
rage upen tnuality ;and common right
to unduly extenl a right as it is tu talre
it away. Therefore, I say that if the
law of the state is susceptible of the
construction which is thus attempted to
bo put ou it, it is uucoustitulional and
void.
(. But, I understooil, you to say that
such is not tin? proper construction of
the law.
A. -Whyice'rUinly .there is no such
statute-as they contend for. It is a
settled principle of construction that
statutes must'., "bo read together and
where they eeiu to be iueousistent'
they must be reconciled if it can be
done without violating their exress
words or plain intent. Auotber rule is
that they must be read in the liht. of
cotemporaueous history and with ref
erence to what was in the mind of the
law iver at the time of their enaet
nietit. Now apply ."these principle to
this '.-'case.' The census Was taken hi
ISSii, upon its return to Congress it be
cinne the duty of that body to fix the
'number of representatives which beiny
so fixed entitled under the consti
tution each state to a certain number, of
members '.'to be arrived at by a simple
arithmetical calculation. Under the
constitution congress ;is a rij;ht to es
tablish the dintritHs-.'!. j right which it
has 'exercised in a jtjualilitd w;iy.. Con
res made .this apportionment by the
act of February, ".1XS2, wbich-Kiler dis
IribiHin the, loembcrs to each state,
'c ! in i? to the ceusus ou liio lidcral
basis, '"provided that in tit's ISth, and
each Mo ct cding cj-ieri-sv the inerribtTrt
hliould bi'i clceu d ly d i Uriels com posed
of contiguoin territory, and that, un
less the :-Utc diMcted otherwise,, they
should be elected
ai now provided
'lo the lSih congress
by law," and that in
iuv state wlu re there was ati ii'icrease
of .membets- tlio di..triel.s sho'iild elect
as fixed by exi-ilin law, and h.e addi
tional iiiVniber.or iiiembers by the tato
at lare. f)ur legislature did not ''oth
erwise provide." ro, in the election
for the -l.Sih coUiiicss-heUl .last year,
NJie districts - weisedixed by federal ainl
i lot by state, lav, fi'his ;tct ot congress
provided for the clectioii ,of nnSnibers
for that t-oiigrexs", and aplics by its
express words to thedsth ooni;iess.
TUW Wiii;ie.s isik contiiiuing bAly
Wlllcll, uu'ilei ilii: urMli..i.. , 1-'- J
..oil ili.v Ivli Hl'-March. " ' 168&. The
uieniber now to be rlecled is fjr thii
ISth con-rcssjust as much so as was
the dead member, .Mr. I'ool- hi the
language ol I he act of congress he is
to be'Vlectevl to the ISth congress."
And the di-stricU ',fvr lUit Conjns
without -reference ti vh- h the eleciion
may occur, whether this year or last
year -arc lixed byllijit act, aud cou
timo fixed, until. that Congress expires,
thir stale law of ISSI'j, when Tcad-iu
compliance 'with the p?iueiples of con
st luctnni which i have slatcil, has uo.
application to lhe"isth, but only to sub
aeipie.nl congresses hen it was passed
the tegular electiou.tJ ttfe :: lth con
gress was di ni and ovei'; that congres
was hot in the mind id; the legislature
II i iitw were onlv prbvidinc tor sub-
- - ; IJ II...- i? in lliia
absurdities into which these men have I times, and one had better have ft bad
got themselves, according to them the I epitaph after his death than their HI
a . j ui u -
preseni memuurs oi me tow congress u:i- u i. i:.i trn.!- lm tmm
dont represent the people who elected Fy"' .
them, but the people of such districts of th newspapers In general, D
as are designated by the act of 1883. specially so of those, illustrated PtpCTS
If a member of congress wants to know which faithfully diacharge the offiw
urViof r Taf i-trf Vi a Mnraaand Ka m tint tr 1 v m
- - - " - - they assume, of holding up a mirror ro
look to the people who elected him, . ' V --.fi,
but as they do in the penitentiary, he the Ume8 The work of acceaaml
U to fix it by his number. Fe is num- carricatnrist erer calls for talent of 0
ber 1, 2, 3, &c.ras fixed by the legisla- inferior' order. The cartoons of the
ture. "Sometimes the will find that he
,1 t i: . ii. j;.:t t .11 "t w6a ui t uuim
uvot uvu live m ""t , u ,. r. f 1ta
rpsuloa in fliA nam Vlntrift with uuiM I wuw ixuiu Buwuua w "
other member, Truer it is there js period as do the draughts of the great
nothing in the coostution ot the Uni- I architects or the desiirns of the ereat
ted Statas to prevent a district from acuiptorg. Tne cunning of the hand
ciecuiiK a uuu icaiucut, uuk outu lino i , . . , . . ,
never been the practice of !he people nd " of. rtwt not to be nn-
of this state, and to fix up a sharp derrated, but the "dmne idea whica
trick, by which ylhe people are to be I lies at the bottom of appearance," that
represented by non-residents, whom it is which ieqoim the God-given en.
perfect any work that will lire. But It
is not our object at present to dissert
i EXl-XANATION.
in is is
gence.
carpet-baggery with a yen-
on the conditions of art, nor can we on
When we sneak of Gov. Jarvis as I everT occasion on which -we introduce
cuttihg a poor figure abroad, we do not J a thought from Puck give' BO-aWrate 7 lelss-Didi liome
mean to disparage his capacity to the J a prelude. If we should, our readers
degree of representing him as a weak might prefer to dispense with even
or ignorant man. i As a qu iet, private I these bright and reefierche fancies. So
citizen, or even as the sober and sensi-1 now for the second of our scenes from
bio representative of some remote and I that magic pencil
uupretending district in Congress, be I An old man with locks of scattered
might acquit himself discreetly or even I grey, and wrinkles without number
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arouuu uis ueep set eyes, is seaieu upon
the historical "bar'l" of 1876. But if
the contents were not of a quality-so
.well known to the world, we might sup
pose that they had displaced the
with some Imodest reputation. But it
takes a big man for big things, and we
are cotnplaccut enough to thiuk that a
stale of the Old Thirteen, the Jirst to
declare its independence of the crown,
that chagrine at non-recogaitiou is at
the bot torn of the matter, ' However,
these facts will uotstay for a inomeut
the profligate utterance and circulation
of such charges.
i-; , city Items.
Ar"Qysters ' Will soon be making their
appearance in market. t:i
' Kiekecl - by a 3Inlc.
iELias Halsey, a wel I k no wu colored
drayman, was .nearly kicked to death
by a mule on Saturday" evening last
He had gone into the stable to feed the
animal, when he turned upon him,
kicking him on the side of , the head
and knocked him senseless, after which
he kicked nearly all thc.clothirjg from
his body, and was winding up tfie per
formance by stamping hiia to death,
when M r. - Lewis; Sailings, another
drayman, rushed into the stall' and
rescued Halsey in a breeding and sense-
aud now couutiug its pputation by the I sinews of war of former days. When,
hundred thousand, is great enough to I however, we Bee "Democratic Brains"
have a real ly,great man to preside oyer we can no .longer indulge in such a
her affairs and direct, her desl'ny. Few surmise, but must suspect a rather
men are to b Hi cue that they have hot I spiteful joke all know the pranks and
the capacity for- such high employ- quips and cranks of that elfish Puck
uieut, but those who have not should intimating that dollars and cents con
have the grace to seek humbler sta- stitute "the brainsy of that party. A
tioiis. NoblesxetoblitjcaxkJk he who'd wed pilgrim is on his Way to Greyatone, the
the widow of
ssea must be. tJble
to "seat" of our ancient lrieud above de-
His eyes are
'soil I -of fantasy aud flame," a- Fowle
a lyicllae, was not present at Boston
and a surgeon called in, who succeeded
in restoring him to consciousness, and
at last accounts he was improving as
fast as could be expected.
A storm of wind ' and raiu com
menced here ou Monday morning and
continued with more or jess severity
until Tuesday afternoon. 1 1. came from
the northeast and alt&ined a masimum
velocity of about Pi .'uile.s per hour,
while the barometer was ueariy as Ionv
as in the famous hurricane ot lsst
The damage iu WiIinig-ton' was 'com
paratively slight, the incst of that sus
tained being caused ly the high tide
consequent upon the long continued
east wind, which Hooded f number of
the warehouses, damagiuir salt, etc.
Numbers of fences were prostrated aud
shade trees battered or blown down.
At the sounds the stonur v.i.- more se
vere than here, the bath houses being
wished away,; while -many liucus and
trees were laid low. The wind bsaid
to have been simply awful, whilethe
tide was remarkably high.
beud the hero's bow. Who that prides I scribed. His eyes are blinded by ,a
Jiimself on bis native slate does superfluous bandage, and the top of his
not regret that some gifted son j of crauiuin, falling back like a raised
the proud old commonwealth, with a I helmet, discloses a perfect vacuum
or I where ! the brains are usually found
to I His foot, as he advances rashly aud
stand iu the place of Jaryis aud speak I blindly, strikes against a rock, bearing I Sells Cereal L:posit ion
"winged .vorda" which would lly on the word "Tanfl and though he fan-1 Will exhibit at Y ilmiugtou batuc
the lightuiiig's track through the ex- cies himself treading safely and rapidly I day, September '2'Jlh. As a general
nause. of our contineut? As we have I on the road 'of "No Policy," he sud- I thiDir complimeutarv notices, many of
said, we cannot blame Mr, Jarvis for I deuly finds himself, about to grovel in I an extravagant character, precedes, the
not being equal to such au occasion I the dust before the very eye oi his I advent of a circus aud meua-erie,wLich
but we do wish that Gov. Jarvis would I master and chief. It scarcely needs the I after its departure is as often sullVred
curb this uufortuuate projiensity of his
to be lunuMig all over the country ex1
hibiting hiuiself, aud, thereby ua. Such
conduce iu Graut or Arthur would be
repiesenlcd as "juuketting,'' but some-
h-ovv our people dim t seem to care
hd soiiietiiiiea wo fancy from their in-
dHllVreuce that they would not take ,it
to heart very sorely if he should get in
the notion to come back no more.
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"tilt. SHKItMAN OS 'THE
;j STUIP.
We very much regret thatthe news
paper reports which we have seen pf
the speeches of this distinguished ora
tor, and patriot have been so meager
slightly altered lines of Shakespeare to I to depart without word of comjiiijnda-
develop the full meaning of the picture: I tion. In justice, however, to an exhi
"TUellQie8 hvebeen that when the brains I bitiou, or rather a series of ivhibituiu.i
wore out the man would die,' I . . ... .. ... t, ,, ,
Ami there's an end. bulvnow they rise again I Comprised in tho . Sella f .rolhers Jixpo-
A in s4 lira Inl oc a hit mn ulnno t li a nut Ii tf I i.ia i
lame."
He that would fail to discover the
Tilden in. the aged custodian of the
barrel, would be as destitute of brains
as the stumbling patriot depicted.
Another scene is about as good "MisS
Columbia" is j in her kitchen, . andi
mzilv bffore the fire lies a sleek and
well-fed cat, which is sleeping sweetly
after a recent meal from a;bowl of
"plunder" near by. Throiiah a partly
open door, looks in a lank and hollow
ml r,vln wttth fnriAnA AVAR Ol QUXiZtt
What we have beeu fortunate enougn - - .
... I , i um.i nir i.Maal .nil demand-
to obUin has -been crystalized wiwlom P" vb - -
of tho highest order.
makes no' efforls at what is popularly
termed eloqueuce. He leaves that to
such as are driven, to an appeal to the
itr, KhirmVn ing, "will the time never come when
pularly she .will turn out this rascal anu give
me a chance?" In stilt another picture
Mias Bennie butler, with silks
sitiou, au cxceidiou h6uld be made
for positively it, is the only show of the
tr'ufy au'd iWuIu1?6VM,feVcry, rom'ls'u
set forth in the advertisement. We do
not believe that one of the leu thou
sand spectators .-who. jwituessid . the
arenic performances on Monday uihl
buti will cheerfully admit that 'tl.'ey
were the best aud most unique that they
have ever seeu, uiauy being l i start
ling and decidedly, original character
as for example, thoei of the lAiveuc,
Slirk and Carou families. The nun
agerie is vast in proportion and choice
in chara'cter, containing, amongst other
curious specimens, two large hippopo
tami, a monster rhinoceros, -a herd of
giraffes, and a school oi r,ea lions and
leonards. beside, as the oiiis an-
.i ... i . , .. j i..i'wrui w,.-
sctient coirTscs.L ncitofc - . . - . - t .ui.i I and seai-stlDS. ana leminers aau i .., - t....i. . ... .-.,....-
. . .i: .. I.. i. II, .i I oisliOlrt ill LllB vain IlUl'C o inimuiui ... ... I DUUuicU. UCIU3 oi i,i '"."i, i,'i.t
:j...;.. ,ii i ... si ami mat Oi me
nation. They tand toother, hat look
at it the other way, see o what abur
.1 :t i.- it had. upposiHthe legislature
wheu lthey coiueto red strict the utate
'by this act of !SS;t, instead ot begin
lltlliV 111 the northeast. at Currituca, had
becuri in the southwe-jt at Cherokee,
n'?l li iil Jaid otl say tin comities ;up
there, and failed thcul the first dis
. l t. . . J i.p.ii.iiin.i iwil
trict. Accorouig io iut
i;..;..- tli.Trt would bo mo election m
p...,V. .vutri. i but some counties up iu
tl.. mounfkius. which have: alreadj.
their own living meuibt
w o u h I e 1 ec I l k I s- s u ccc Jor
M. i -i bit more aburd
tempt t give t'.ir.eret
and I'ertie none;
the accents of reaion. After the windy . "--M " . . etc., and at least 1W cages ol animal.
oraU.ry" of the Democratic dema- solid south. Though killed in the Jhe cxpeuse of rilIlulllc lhi, uri..lIlia:
-oitue has spent itself iu sound and ogleofa roguish eye, her arts seem must bc immcie, but.t!.e reputa-
noth tie-then, the I . . - . I tion of the Sen- lirotners wiii nure
wno i errunuij iu uv -
fury signifying
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS-
NEW ADVERTWMENTS.
ABOUT SEPTEMBER 15TH & 20TH
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A large and attractive Stock of
Dry Goods,
Oil Cloths and.
Will be ready for the inspection of the public.
Carpets,
In the meautime we will close out ODDS and ENDS at such bargains as will
, v. ' ' ,- . ..... j '!-.
i - ' t " '
A few Piece 50 cent Carpets will closed out at
37 1-2 cents per yard.
September -7i tf - - -
R. M. McINTIRE.
a.
Hon;
: E.U',Hara, M. C, ?s ou a
visit to NiJshville, Tenn.
. SE V AD VlUiTLSEMENm
8TATE OF NOKTH CAROLINA.
. : New Uasovkr Co. Sci iuuorCoikt.
Before Clxkk ot tbe cee-uoK Cocbt,
Brook G. Empie, Plaintiff,
vs.
Mary Holmes, Edward B.
Dudley. 8. B. Oolson and .
wile Hallio B, Colaon, and V.
others. Defendants.
IT being made to appear to my Fatishw
tion that Edward B. Dudley, and 3. B.
Col sou and wife ttallte B. Oolson are non
residents of this !3tate, and cannot, ailer
due diligence, be foaud in-this KLat, and
that they are proper parties to this action,
and have an interest iu properly iu this
State : How these are to command tlie aald
Edward B. Dudley andS. B. Oolson and wlte
Kallle B. Col so a to appear at my olllce, in
the city of Wilmington, oqtthe litn day or
November, A. D. 1SSJ, at 10 o'clock iu the
morning, and answer or demur to.the com
plaint, or Judgment will ;be rendered
against them according to the relief de
manded In said complaint. 1
itiiven under mv hand and seal Of ottice
Mebaue, Eso.. editor and I thls lh9 13tu uy of September, a. d. ivy.
r.t... nr .,.'... ... .-YMf"N"i? .
b-.t 14-iw
U. S. MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE
. OKricE Ccstox House.
WiLjtisuros, N. C, ;scpteniber 11th, 1S3.
CKaUED pronoKals will be roceived atthU
Olliee uatil 12 M. on the 21st day of Kcp
tember. lsst, for all tho labor and material
required iu tho erection of a stable ou the
Marine Hospital reservation. ' hi accord
ance with the drawings and KpcciflcatloiiK
wmen may oe had ou application to tun
Olliee. -
FAIRFAX I IIWIN.
lasaetl Aulstaut Burgeon
U. ts. Marine Hospital .servn e,
hepli-lt u
Maj. John F. Divine, Isuperinten-
teiident of Railroads, has been visitirg
the Baltimore Oriole.
Gen. !S. II. Manning is still in Liew-
i-ito.wn, Maine, aud we are glad to learn
improving very rapidly iu health.
Prof. C H. Moore has been appointed
iu the Bevenue Service, hy Collector
Wheeler. .-Splendid appointment.
Jos. C Hill, E-jq , the newly ap
pointed magistrate, has been given the
title of "the Duke of Hauover" by his
friends.
Ueo. A.
proprietor of the -li'imur Khleririss of
naleigb, was iu the city a few days the
past week.
I'nd'. J . Ci. Dancey, editor Scniiiwl,
has beeu appointed Deputy Collector
by Col. J. J. Youug. 1 We congratulate
Cii, Vouug ou this appointment.
Hou. Frauk U. Darby and A. EJ
llicau d, who have been north, have re
turned lookiug yery much improved.
We hope tho boys had a good time.
Hon. Goo. W. Trice Willi lecture iu
A Brilliant Scheme.
Beaufort Moudav nii'ht next, for the
bcueht of Elder Sorryer's church, and: TEE DISMAL SWAMP LOTTERY
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titl Amall voice of his reason is heard I UCI w,,cw . y " '.' ... . , I them crowds wherever i they exhibit.
..f ClhI above the uoisv echoes of tnent pen. of falling a victim iq ner u u by lar lhe ,hw
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or the
Jvainlhe whvde pevipl of tho
JcIkVmiV It iiik-ht Ihkaa ub-
siii.ooo tne preehl membfr.
ho is riifiel by and repicsents tlw
Mate at lrge, shv.utd resign, or what it
ncarlv withiu the scope ,oi rea-
r in congress
Yet this
than the :tt-
two nuniioers
the retiring storm. Me mases tne
people of Ohio see that the tariff is the
.;roit quest iou for them, luat on that
ouestiou the Democrats have held
fwyWtfw until at length .they have
come V ' view, but express luei.r
whole c?eed and policy: in the slogan,
extant.' 'ijhiea-jo Tt uj, M ry :;'
Adonis, he prefers "the chase
.1.1 . ...rt. hi. m I Cret l(C01UIIUIt III
wuu -.fe.v,
from her wanton and languishing
glances. A few slight changes might
make the scene' more life like and na
ttiral Vnr instance if Wf COUld hTC A
su . ... - - ... . ..-
bourbon pandar behind the solid south inc cnrJ
. . t i ... ..l. .v. v 1 urn
l he uepuoucau pny mu.k v. - . . lnw . u
,. ratals." That on the other sj rr
more
baud, the llep'u'blicans have held sound
aud cousisteut views ouIthe matter,
from first t l1
selves the. true aud
Aiui ricau UtHr though
There was much point aud wmi quiet
maidenly suitor; or suppose our cuber
Siiile
Number Irotteriet Ntv mul
Striking tifur iu Sinul
Xuiubrr Jlrawliig.
On the la4tTJiurday of evi rv mulli
Hege Lottery tv.. of Ken
tucky, will have a. pub ic driw iur m
Masonic Hall. Masaaic b ii'diu. , 1- u-
natorial BarkU as as ubsutute repaying Mf. Kndcr,
Uarie
on Tuesday uight iu Newberu for the
beiitii't ol liev. Mr. Thurber's church.
i. Dauicl A. Smith, the furniture
i : i . ... ... . i ... . .
ueaiti, nas usi returueu iroru lioatou,
where he ha.v been ou business con
nected with his furniture store. We
hope he had a i;ood time aud wi'l make
money out oi it.
the credit ol sending the 1'o.sr the first
pisial note for a year's subscriptiou to
the 'Wilm'ugUui 1'asr, and Mr. William
Mcl'orkle pi Salisbury, for the second.
They will both accept our thauLs. :
ltcv. W. H. Thereber of this cityj is
now iu charge of the A. M. E.'Ziou
Church at Newbem. Heis verylpopu
lar, and'iias iloiie good work for the
religious" cue iu that city. His many
friends iu this cily Will b? delighted to
hear of his gf eat success. f
... iion-jW. . 'B. :Bobirisori, our U.
Diitrict Attorney, was in the city on
boturday lat, 'ooking well, happy; and
as jolly as of old. llobinsou ia one of
taov.' good fellows thatmakes every-1
body happy with hispleadng Manners
and side splitting jokes. - - -
.Mr. .lo'.ui II. Allen, the uotel jew
eler oi tun city h.v accepted a situa
tion at linvusboro, N. C. Mr, Allen
considered' one of our very best and;
iu-'. -kilfu'd arli-7-.iu;' he knows all
that tht re i 1 be known about repair
ing watche and clocks. We wish Lim
ucci" in' his new field.
Mai- Charles Ki Taylor, Deputy Col
lector of ihi- --r:, .haj gone . with hii
t visit to M tine. The Ma-
!eea a l u aiad faithfal othcex;
cx tcvliugy
OF.
Norfolk, Virginia,
25,00 TICKCTS-356: PRIZES
The iranclitKe ol tbls outrrprliie I. based
upuu the eliarter of the Dlmual.bwamp
Canal Company.
Tbepirpoie In vnw Is the "improve
waters of Virginia and Norlh Carolina.
The legality of the IUery ban Ihk-h lairly
tented aud establish beforeAhe coarl. 11
Ih the . -i . .
MOST ATTKAC1TVE i-CHEME
ever yet plcl before the public, and an
examination of th detailed plan will stiov
that It la lar more favorable to the ticket
holders than auy other of tdiutlar char
acter.' .
Capital Prize $5,000.
CUVSS A, TO BE IHt.VW S AT NOUrUI.K
? VA., ON :. Ca
ThnrstUy, rit. "20th, iH.
J. B. UORBACU, Slana
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......l.l.i hviHit 1-eMS: 9lVOUld Uie, UOW
would hi s'luessor be elevUd? Why,
..... tt,i itiLerprcUtiou the hv he should cme over la aw tpresrun
WtatAt larv-e Could nut elect him. He . w aJvauce such of iu dadired
would hayc to be etevted by i hat is ... were sound, when he
1 t . ..... ..I, .i..c,.h! ahd who have got Y-a .. the voustuutwa of.hu owo
their repteWnuuve, aiul who would . '.ueutfS the DemocraU extracted
ll.ni l.ri I WO, luruiW-s. while the oai l V . .V .
auce f the peopte of the iuher districU
aud shown them- " K'n , -
L .1. In III. hinilV MCJWni OI I " v, "j-t. -I -
.ciofnemuot . - and I tor Knights ol Honor, and W. 11. MeJ
out the Union. ' I fcrt. Ei . Past Grafii Master ui t;
f of ..
51 of..
of
AlTBOXIMATIOK l"lIta.
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jKpuUr with
family ia
jor s.a-
buiuifi nicB with whom ac is brought
esuUet i:i a oiliciaV wiy, and they all
iioln u in-1 wishing him a pleaaaat and
vtaii to
Hot own true knight.
For her to fl(kt.
With all bl. sntsfat,
lis day or Dtght.
Or la any sort ot 11$ hi. etc. etc
ratKl
Lodge' of Masvn of Ky., who w;U
allow every ticket holder the privi.ee
of calling out the number o:i his ticket
juat before the drawing Ukes place. ia l
im th. tar with the nuaitxr on it cor-
;," a people excrpt th execu-
iUec aj returning bvard of
xratic party. Sippc thi
8'4 ordani thai the whole, of
emSxrui at a rr ular eUctiou
w fleeted by the countka wet
Tudre! 4old I any body
J4 could be doner Yet thu t
. t U cornea u. I f you juv dia-
feii cctfnty you may duftan
u i at And if you can dd
UBr tacanov viui can do it at
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..ulJ have onlf oue. ; ou readily
that this uecesarily follows if the exc-
ulite ia-i'ljthU He says ue looKs lo ex-
1 iw that is. UC Wi o svvera-
cd entirely by the act oi
..ivf.ti.h. niue ditrrcw,i men way
v . . . . . . .,.
.I.1..1 ). ii B (irfiiWiR mr.-v.
district: Acwrdiu. to himrticre b no
ir sur thit district at all. the.
ti.tin law makes H a dUUict, there
i. uo'wemlxr for it, Ufa vacancy
..!.. Whi Am' i he have au eecuo.
II hit view ia riht, theoj he M guilty
of an imtAchabie odTcucj. u not com
vlttnc with the law, which requ't
hiaa to U proclaiatKHi'.lr ec
Mr. Winston's '.eUer. whkh we pub
i,-a i- ruu in the Iwr of to-day, U an I respouumg to ta; BuaoT ua v.c
able and exhaustive arraigeeient of thel placol io the wheel .ia his preMrace,
k.vrK. iVranrrarv. It aneaka for it-1 thus ahaolutely guarantee a uir
ihein bV their tvonte prvare oi rau . . , ta-1 drawing. ThU compaay
.- J - c k .. ihit Mr Sherman I : . .. . .. .. ,v.li..i r.. iiivnm , i- Hotir c.tir'Y
perfluoua. ve aos wx ma. uiiwwiwi''""" j - - -
Wrhon nreaa eaprws itself as I wairt fo the pay aw ui i all yriu
..-t;..' u hone that Mr. Sherman
will fuliil hipromb to sjk as maay
.:..v. . tviAiible' ddring the canvaas.
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for not ouly Vdf hj word ealighten
and guide the true men of Ohio, but
thev wilt " admoaiUan and in-
fit
hfi old home aal
friend
Mj. Johu ii. tte, ,JciaI Agent
of IVasioa OiSee, has been hxue oa a
brief vuit, but ha returned to Seaaca
FalivN. Y. Tne Major ia naturally very
popular with Carolinian., oa account
of Lt trtiag ijualiue. There u no
Prlic . iHiUi'mtiiis lU.n'i
TicketH only l.oo.
I'lVN ok the ixjrrEttY.
Ilaa or ltrtiery .imilar Ui tti.l of Ii
lana com j n y . te circa.ara.
' The Kirt OraU'l Ut awiui
will b wade at Norfolk. Virj.asawo
theJnliwijAY. TtiK am or i:rr. ii
before the rnbilc. and lo like
tho Thlrd TljunXay of a-a .ocw.os
uoaib. - .
Arid'01" fc lb rale., or for lefcirma
tia upon assy oUr baln., So'il !
p.a;nlj Win. !'. SuUt. tMslj aaJ
Ua of wilr. ,
. iXaUUs( boU y F
r.lh.r lb in ly i". O. raoay ordr t
l-.rd IdKK
i;irMrhJkr(e apaa aa iarittv wart
Ui b raid t-f tbt tMBfuar.
A4trsM paly. .
j. ivnoai'. vcu,
MTtli-1 . . rai. a.
CiCT OlE !
hirhlv craunei at the withdrawal ol I they aaav 4X. Ib ctarur U
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t. vri..ioa aalhev da overexert k i oeen oiuuw ";'"
vlw .w m.bm Ntrnl H immuT, I corl in .entacay. r r.. i.f-. . -r
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Wheawe recall the the tacu that Mr. I anu iuoac i.Tawuis --. i
Lk-'.u t uxxu ta all of thec UCe lhaa I
JoEa M i-W H del ht DOH T TAKE ANT ONE'S WOUD.
to have Liu aruad, a4 by tha,' be
iu'd ';ui i aacV of-hi lre ia
.;.?: l, i arH-iaa a riatOi.
e uieckarkal kul
nj at Mr. Ii W.
t Clr',0otax,
COME AMD ENQUIRE
trtaMr.
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xir;.. Ki.lf has bta the treated 4av. JSep. -.U. lV. "i '- i a " '
clwkcaDeratkkaUure; that f 0.iW; 1 irf tlO.OX-. let ,'2 J .h-rh.. W eaa.bit. atHt
nWbroth has b-a aaade a pm. i&600 h; 5 IX j Uri. -k. TW
lY atChaprflliU .-4er Daocratk a.. -Kh- p&. i w. , mmp t. J-
Uouato till vacauvio. ;f. llw-.r-i ,ml hrie chroakle ol
Theia U no Uai't to Ue ridiculous labtraa and or aro
suunion throaghout the Uaited Uts Wfa0- mt has beee the treated I day, tf. 2Tth, 4
and ia-'tue saore isspjnnt ana exten
sive campaigd of next year.
r. .v w a- nrifnrit irv rvarJ Hill aadev Deaaocratic aa- I each. 1,
I-i. S. B Via a - ... , I ..1.1 . wi .i . 1 aut kiltr
tkal kaa daauwuiatd laTr 1 aaaw-aw. . t
SI- ? tideta. j0K wrj
' - r a a. m sa.sj. - aas aa. s SSfavsva aw -" 'SSa . $ t , w V - - Ja av a
mar wey w m . i .1 rir. for tktrts : r ana- ody - i a4i t viuniM w
jiaper of any rno4. Ihey JSZ u eaa kard ha cWrtl 1 Lm to U.
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