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TT A Youno Lady returning to her
wintry tome, after a sojourn of a few months la the
City, Vaa hardly recognised by her friends In place of
coarse, rustic, flushed face, she had a soft ruby com.
tlexioa of almost zaarble emoothnesa, and Instead .of
Iwenty-tbreo she really appeared hut eighteen. 1 Upon
Inquiry as to the cause of so great a change, she plainly
told them that she used the Circassian Balx, and con
sidered it an ihYaluable acquisition to any Lady's toilet.
By Its use any Lady or Gentleman can improve their
personal appearance an hundred fold. It is simple in
Hi combination, as Nature herself is simple, yet ansur
passed in its efacacy in drawing impurities from, also
healing, cleansing and beautifying the skin and com
plexion. By its direct action on the cuticle it drawn
from it all its impurities, kindly healing the same, and
iir Sa Uw prjJwWwnn.
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of deceptida and Imposition , V y ,' : f TKe abort article Of tot wee, , 8tate to'the peat toooiatood In tbtWloul toTySTc& & ft
.i The fact that no slaVo no w-treads tbe " damage to tlie crops,", may. have been jvy lnil(ier tlio recent cU of Oongitts. wcrenotonly el frequent occirrtrtr.it
soilofoWcountry-thaicivUricutsand liable to misconstrticUoWby many.; From n rell sorcrnort In tho Scmlh hd 52itttt.t
, : i . . : - L..i I ' 1.1-:' ' t, Pni;Antitr lvnmetl. vc i the honesty and moral nnnness ox
onncla 7fonmirhtV TlnoSlilift-a aririw of.theopimoathatnotwithstand- Patton,
a J k. i . l i ifn t MvTTi i n lniinmrn ui llls imsiuuu. lub bxiii iluk rru l: uj i.czsr i ; i
Joanson would
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nnf mnlrn it norwesflrv thPn nhnnTd ru ft I inf the CXICI1S1VC UlStruCuOu J1DU uuiat-w. i v rStA Ct.M 1 tllalnt rclaiire tO iBC LUCJCJ C3Dr,V
new declaration apon tho subject of Oie resulting fromfthor unusually heavy a c ratified the Constitutional Amend- biffitrw SS
unalienable tights of man. The conferring rains, the cottoil crop, ; in many places; in mcnt,:and tho Union been restored before few year, that iho irrowlrs cf ccuoa
But Johnson had turned traitor to me I more proniauie uiaa ctct. -
party that placed him In power and to the S
best IntcrcsU of tho county-; the Lcsislaturcs most T-ii
were comrwscd of men. for the most part, rood wheat coantnr, a rood deal cf i. w
UXI05 LIBEKTT, LSD EQTJALITT BOX) EE THE LAW.
NEW BERN, JULY 2, 1867.
tearing tho surface as Nature intended it should be, Heading matter 071 euery pogajg
Clear. Soft. nmnntVi n1 Kniinf!nl TJ a. '. 1 .
wr, son, smootn and oeautifuL - Price $1, sent by
Hall or Express, on receipt of an order by I
W. L. CLARK & CO., Chemist I"
j Ho. 3 West Fayette St., Syracuse, H. Y.
I The only American Agents for the sale of the same. '
Hay i-lyV-f - ' : ' V .
NEWS SUHMABY.
AMERICAN.
it
Opinions " are on the increase.
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( KNOW THY DESTINY.
JiADAHBU.y. TaonxToar. the treat Bnrflsh Astro
loslst, Clairvoyant' and Psychometrician, who has as
tonished tho scientific classes of the Old World, has
now located herself at Hudson, N. Y. Madame Thorn-:
- ton possesses such wonderful powers of second sight j
aa to, enable her to impart knowledge of the greatest
importance to the single ormarricdof either sex. While
in a state of trance, she delineates the very features of
. the person you are to marry, and by the aid of jan in
strument of intense power, known as the Peychomo-
irope, guarantees to produce a life-like picture of the ;
tatnjro husband or wife of the applicant, together; with 1
date of marriage, position In life, . leading traits of
character, &c This is no humbug, as thousands of
testimonials can assert She will send when desired !
I certified certificate, or written guarantee, that the pic
ture is what it purports to be. By enclosing a small
lock of hair, and stating place of birth, age, disposition
and complexion, and enclosing fifty cents and stamped
nvelope Addressed to yourself, you will receive the
.picture and desired information by. return, mail Ail
communications sacredly.confldcntial. Address in con
fidence, MADAMB B. , y.. .TnOBKTOK, P. O. Box 233,
" Hudson, N. Y. j - . -r-j
Maya-My. ; J " .I f- ; .;. j
B. Fitch, U.S. District Attorney at Savannah,
in answer to a letter addressed to him, has ex
pressed the opinion that a pardon, granted by
the President, blots out all disfranchisement I takes a calm
rf tVirco rirhtfl nnnn.A rnnfl Irtnrr nctrnr. I tViU RiHttlon Ot the btatO IS IOO Kin CT. VeiT I nOW.
. i "i ' i 1 ' JL J?i i J!?tV. i f - vi..L: Xr Yit T Tri
ed, is Fimpjy a. prncuc&i eaiorcemenv or wen. uu. boj .piuuiauwua m viv -
what was intended in the Declaration of mediate vicinity of New Bern, tho cotton
1776. X has a more healthy appearance than this
.? On .the coming anhirersaTy; - then, let time last year. . Should the present cx-r
us all rejoice over the fact that our coun- dcllcnt weather fortc grpwth of this
try, as well as being independent of all product continue but a( short time longer,
. . . J t . I . , , t , screw, and the loyal blacks were
contammatmg influences of domcsUcl Notwithstanding tho damage actually r. thft
slavery. 1. j . I done, it seems too soon: to predict a gen Pompously refused to da
who hadbcen sympathisers with or parti ci pa- made, and the corn ted cotton, erpedajy V
. t . L Jii- ,i t ,n. -m former. Is said to be more proaisin? .
tors In' the rebellion,, and tho mfldct terms - Tho rwpleh U
ever ofTcred any conquered pcopl?, were tc- a bushel for Western ccratSX?
Wtrtl with acorn. And. in the lanOTaro of their crops on; and tbe rrotDcct cf i
Senator Wade, another turn
ijkcf if Mf rkf itrn rwww t,i f
AV-i w 4 ASWAW Lrwa SwA lllil 1 n , ,
Will tho blacks, ctctx in the rural districts, while la the S
. I - I ' V I -.I T JM I M iM
The true and disinterested patriot who eral failure in cotton, and other valuable with the loyal whites, succeed this time? We "rJ PTru
1 view of our whole country crops, i The chances are good yet for a h?pe bo; but at the same, time do not hesitate of
Caching Fourth of July-will very fair yield, and we jare glad to mark a to express the opinion that much wm depend an
, - - , J, v-lIm? .t i.f. upon the prompt action of Congress In re- an
and re-instates the individual in all his pre- j on the approachini
viou rights, which he cannot be. deprived of i,ave a thousand causes for profound ex- better tone of feeling within the last few
by any subsequent legislation. ! ; r ,M lfnf. i Wn i,nvo rtn j j, 4?nnwl i .v Ur?nn .farn'rahle
New Orleans dispatch of the 30th June, t . . . & , . ; I
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sayst ( ; ' " N
An Austrian steam sloop4 of war arrived in
the Southern- pass yesterday morning and
landed telegraphic dispatches for the Austrian
government. Her national ensign Is draped
in deep mourning ; this, and the reticence 'of
her officers, is eigniilcant. They, however,
report that the city of Mexico was captured
on the 20th inst by the Liberals., The par
ly, for reioicinii over the fact that the
greatest rebellion ever known in history
proved to be an utter failure, and .that
our government to-day is stronger and
more powerful than ever, on account of
signs.
upon tliC, prompt acuon 01 jongrcsa
straining! Johnson and his law odeers, and
strengthening the hands of . tho military com
manders. We do not want Johnson restrain
ed and the military upheld to Increase the
must be much worse. ' Jlanr cf the merrCT
Atlanta and Montgomery: I 'am c-rr
are not making enough to pay rent
any one secuon ox u.o bouth u but a
men of the whole, I doubt not but yon 1
the same condition of things with von in
Old Xorth State.- And as the ozlj re
Is in an early restoration cf tlx roTtrxuncrv
relations of the States to the Union, why
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rigor of military rule, or to perpetuate it : on JPW ui cocry
a
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10 raw 13 lit a nUi?
Hay amcrdful Ga
work upon the hearts of the people cis.
prompts a preference
than serve la heaven.
! 4 I iFor the Bepabllcan.
iiepuDlican iieenng atnowens 2 arm, wayna luo contrary, we advocate such a course that
! County. we may the sooner have the Union restored,
Aponrrlinor tA rwvlr.n "nrttlr n. lrmi ntid nnrl Ki ritl of mllitATV rule fvllorrthrr. Do not
the ability it has displayed in meeting the rcsneetablfl nortion of tha citizens of Wavne those dcodIc of the South who arc cxcrtinir .nXh d the trhole country that wise cotv
terrible shock. He will see that our po- and Johnston counties, irrespective of cblor themselves to thwart restoration under the t pcodi 1 y res tomfto Rs f aSrcaSSr-
litical and moral position in the cstima or former condition, met at ITowell's Farm on Sherman act know that military rule, long deur and prosperity. If the widows, and
ticulars had not reached Vera Cruz up to . the tion of all foreign powers is more influen- weonesoay, june, icH 'lAoinceung dc- conunueo, is a oangerous ixang r is u not
timelofiling. tial and commaS than at anrfomer better to submit to temporary ineonvrnience, Sf
The Mexican schooner Attas, also arrived . ; T . .. ; UJ , u Boon. Hill, on moUon, Reuben Perry, Esq., and eyen abandon what some may deem mCnt, wc should think the politicians cosk
in the mouth of the Mississippi yesterday f . JvyvjA1,o , tMo"? was called to the chair,; and Dr. Jas. Hay, sacred principles ana inalienable rights, tnaa 1 stana wnaicvcr or dcmlatioa a prorrpi x.
wrhite,) and Heywood Atkinson, (colored,) 1 risk perpetual despotism? That plan of res to-1 crpcc oiujc reconttrcclion LIIIj inroirc
C3rT NEW AND GRAND EPOCH IN
MEDICINE 1 Dr. Maoqiel is the founder
of a new Medical System. The quantitarians, whose
vast internal doses enfeeble the stomach and paralyze
the bowels, must give precedence to the man who re
stores health and appetite, witn from one to twos of bis
extraordinary Pills, and cures the most virluent sores
with a box or so of his wonderful and all-healing Salve.
Thcse-two great specifics of the Doctor are fast super
ceding all the stereotyped nostrums of the day. j Extra
ordinary cures by Maggiel's Pills and Salve have opened
ne eyes 01 tno public to tho inefficiency of the (so call-.
. d remedies of others, and upon which people jiave so
long blindly depended. Maggiel's Pills arc no of the
; class that" are" swallowed by the dozen, and of which
; every boar full taken creates an absolute necessity for
another..: One or two of Maggiel's Pills suffice to place
the bowels In perfect order, tone the stomach, create an
, sppctite, and render the spirits light and buoyant
There is no griping and no reaction in the form of con
Klpatlon. I If the liver is affected, Its function are re-
stored ; and if the nervous system is feeble, it is invig-
; orated. This last quality tnakes the medicine very de
sirable for the wants of delicate females. Ulcerous and
eruptive diseases are literally extinguished by the dis-
lnfectant power of Maggiel's Salve. In fact, it is here
announced that MAGGIEL'S BILLOTJS,' DYSPEPTIC
AND DIARKHOEA PILLS euro where all others fail.
While for:Burns, Scalds, ChUblains, Cuts and all abra-
: alans of the skin MAGGIEL'S PILLS Is infallible. Sold
by HrsTBT McLnc, No. 28 Pollok sL, New Bern, N. C,
and all Druggists, at 85 eta. per bdx.
CocxTEBTBiTS 1 Cotjhteiutbits ! All readers off
y this paper arc warned not to purchase MAGGIEL'S
PtLLS or SALVE, unless the name of J. Hatdock,
- proprietor, In addition to the name of Dr. J. Magoixl,
Is on tho engraved slip surrounding each box or pot.
Juno 6 16-tf. I t
WONDERFUL BUT-TltUEi
BfADAME REMINGTON, tho world-renown Jd Astro
ksist and Somnambulistic Clairvoyant,' while in a
' clairvoyant state, delineates the very features; of the
person you are to marry, and by the aid of ail instru
ment of intense power, known as the Psychomotrope,
guarantees to produce a perfect and life-like picture of
the future husband or wife of the applicant, with date
of marriage, occupation, leading traits of character, &c
This is no imposition, as testimonials without I number J
can assert By stating place of birth:, age, disposition,
color of eyes and hair, and enclosing fifty cents, and
stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you ydU re
ceive the picture by return mail, together with! desired
Information. ' 1
Address in confidence, Madamb Gkbtbudb
morning, having on board twenty-tour exuea
Imperialist Mexicans, who have been peremp
torily banished. Among them are several I words of Drake:-
military officers. They- report that Santa
Anna was transferred to the American steam
er Virginia, at Vera Cruz, and conveyed to
Sisal. On arriving the Mexican gunboat de
manded the person of Santa Anna," which was
refused, when the Mexicans threatened to fire
upon the Virginia. The Captain told them
that they could take him by force as he was
not armed They then spread the American
ensign on the gangway. The Mexicans trod
on thetlagand seized Santa Anna, thrust him
into their boat,-took him to Campeachy and
confined him as a prisoner of war.
The Liberals are shootinf , hanging and ex
pelling Imperial sympathizers.
The Judiciary Committee of Congress had
a brief session on Saturday. . They have sum
moned ex-Attorney General Speed.
Ex-Mini9ter Campbell was at the White
House on Saturday. '
It is thought at Washington that the Aus
trian vessel at New Orloans is draped in
mourning on account of the death of the
Archduchess Alice, who died recently. The
Austrian Minister is at -the Springs.
impossible to get the text
It seems to be doubted that
shot on the 19th. '
Several sporadic cases of cholera are re
ported at Memphis.
Gen. Sickles lias communicated to the City people to determine
Council of Charleston his reasons for decliu- We repeat what we have heretofore
" Plag of the Sea ! on Ocean's wavo
: Thy stars shall glitter o'er the brave ;
When death careering on the gale,
Sweeps darkly round the bellied sail, .
And frighted sails rush wildly back '
Before the broadside's reeling rack,
-"Each dying wanderer of the sea
Shall look at once to Heaven and thee,
And smile to sec thy splendors fly
In triumph o'er his closing eye I
Flag of the free, heart's hope and home,
By angel hands to valor given,
, Thy stars have lit the welkin dome,
And all thy hues were born in heaven I
Forever' float that standard sheet
' Where breathes the foe that falls before us,
IT ALU D OUXl UCUOtlU UUi mi)
And Freedom's banner streaming o'er us i
We call the attention of out readers
to another able letter from our distin
guished correspondent in Alabama.
In Your rancr an announremmt of t v mi.
energetic manner, then stated the object of Patton, Gen. Longstrwt, and many others who I death of Cicao B. Primroac, Hx. I ciraa
the mcctincr. and introduced Jas. E. OHara. arc as much entitled to the rcppect and conn- say that I was very mumate wiux LLff
r 'I. - . . 1 1 - I NAAMr1
of Goldsboro', who entertained the audience oence 01 uw wuia, ana uw ww wuauj,
f n rt - L.i7r Ta as the malcontcnU who are doing all la their
for over an hour, plainly setting forth the power to iBcrcasc our troubles,
true principles of the Republican" party. Wm. Speaking of Longstrcet reminds me that I
Smith, Esq., was then called for, who re- may as will say to you that all the "true
BDOnded with tin nbln tlirvHirs irrr Southern or 4 Confederate n papers and poU-
tA 7" T" T V T . . . tlciansof this
ceased, but a casual acquaintance cl tei-i
what Intimate, juslifles me In tiring this
those who knew him best, tored him raa
He was open, frank and agreeable, and rr
rous to a fault Cut down in the prime d
life, leaving an interesung xamijy ani t
i i-
. . . .. , , 4 t . " .i V uciansoi uas region are jjcmng uicoju nar wi, . l..
blows to the secessionists of his county, and v with'thrir Rm.ill mini Komo of them rous reUUvcs and friends who will never bsi
inviting his friends and associates to enlist, I have even gone so far as to charge that he has I upon the light of his countenance again.
As He Had done, under the banner of the Re
publican party. 'The following resolutions
were then offered and unanimously adopted.
Resetted, That we tender our sincere thanks
to the Radical members of Congress for the
noble manner In which they have labored to
abandoned his "manhood" (the sneaks prate
a good deal ubout manhood, degradation,
&c for the promise of a seat in the United
States Senate. We arc not of those who
Insist that ! all offices shall be filled bv those
who liavc alxrayi been loyal to the Union, for
we know that thcie are but few whites in the
publican party as the truest
late rebel States. 1
IUiditeu, That we heartily endorse the ac
tion of tho Convention held in Raleigh on the
21st of March last, and upon its platform will
we face the foe and battle for truth, lustlco
Tho question as to whether the pres-1 and the preservation of our national honor.
f c;rt io nt fVcfl xewvea, inat we nail witn loy the bold
n is v. wB coo u and patriotic action of W. W. Holden, in the
close the wounds of our bleeding country, and South, of this class, and do not hesitate to
as a portion of the loyal citizens of the rebel I venture the belief that many of the native
d talcs, we regard llie present reconstruction Southerners who have talc en the "iron-clad"
measures as uie oesi pian- unacr wiucn tnese oatn nave pcrjurca inemseivcs ; ana uence wc ,Ie nuU bcJ hfi nation airirmM of .
States may be restored to their former posi- shall be glad to see representative men like 0?' ic j&
(AVli IV f aAK7Vr AVWUiatW
death is a most sad, and to dc, uncxrionci
event. . 11a j the God of tlie widow an! ti
fatherless so temper the mde winds thu tiry
mar fall gently on those who looked cp u
and leaned upon him. . p.
Reconstruction General Slcklei
and tltc Administration.
General Sickles forces tho Mghtlsg ia U
letter asking to do rciicrca oi his corsai
National Re-
friends of. the
"WILL IT BE A FINALITY?
Gen. Longstrcet, who may heartily accept the
inexorable logic ot events, and evince an
honest determination to abide by the issues of
the war, elected to high positions in the
councils of the nation, wc think that Con
grcss ougLt, and have no doubt but it will,
remove all jdisabilily tO TOtc and hokl office
from all such at the earliest possiuiC moment
Such gentlemen as Lonrstrcct and Patio n
know, and have the moral courage to proclaim
of his dispatches, prove to bo a finality an end of the position which he has taken In the Republican it, that all fights under the Constitution were
it Maximilian was frrrit oontrovcrsv unon tho anbiprt at , j ' I lost to thej South in the rebellion, and that
great controversy upon toe subject ot jusolted, That a copy of these resolutions, those who now Insist on such rights only do
ouiio rewnciuaiiun wiui vno general r mui me pruuceuinga oi uiis meeung, dc sent ( so to prevent a restoration oi tne union and
government, is a matter for tho Southern ISIJffi. &JWan, to perpetuate strife. If Longstrect will help
c ' . i raucigu owjMwrn, uu oiucr ncpuoncan pa-1 ivcpuuucamzo iouisiana jie ought to ro to
I A. -J A . ' . I a. A. - m m-ftm, Am. m. m M m m . AT. . " .
pcrs dc requested to copy.
PERRY. Chairman.
vjouncii oi vnariesion ms reasons ior aeciiu-j v repuai wuai wu aavu uurcwiore Dr. Jxa Hat ) .
ing to modify his Order restricting bar-room uttered on this point, that if the plan sub- Heywood Atkinson, Sccrctarics.
XtraOTOTO, P. O. Box 897, Weet Troy, N. Y. j j
MayS-l-ly. ' , ' ; ' ; . : j !
PQI2E TO EVERYBODY.
:.-..'- .- " v...--;:. i ri v;
, A large Q p. Circular, giving lnformatio4 of the
greatest Importance to the yonng of both Bexeej
It tcachce how the homely may become beautiful, the
despised respected, and the forsaken loved. ( '
; No young lady or gentleman should fall to send their
address, and receive a copy, postpaid, by return-man.
Address" : P. O. DRAWER 21,
Kay J l-Cm " . . TroyN. Y.
licenses.
FoUEiax ;
The religious ceremonies at Home, in cele
brating the 1800th anniversary1 of St. Peter's
Martyrdom, and the canonization of the mar
tyrs in Japan, was one of the most gorgeous
that has been witnessed in the world since the
days of King Solomon; The observances
commenced with a general illumination of the
city. St. Peter's glowed like a great church
on fire. At 7 a. m. a grand procession of Pre
lates, Priests, Monks and soldiers marched
from the batteau to St Peter's. The Pope
was carried on his throne.) St. Peter's was
magnificently decorated with cloths of gold
and silver tapestries and paintings and two
hundred thousand yards of crimson silk. ; The
mitted .by Congress is met fairly and
fully, without reservation or an attempt to
stipulate for conditions, admission, cor
dial, prompt and generous will certainly
follow.!
All hope or expectation of getting
back into the Union by only a partial
compliance with the specific terms of the
plan prescribed, ought, in our judgment,
to be abandoned as visionary and delu
sive. : That Congress meant tho present
plan should be a finality if the Southern
States accepted it in the spirit and on the
terms named, there can no longer be
the Senate,-and we hope will But Gen. Lee
and -Mr. Davis would be denounced in the
same way by those sticklers for Constitutional
rights3 their treason has forfeited, were they
to proclaim publicly their desire for a resto
ration of the Union on the only terms attain
able. ;
I mentioned in my first letter to the Re
publican the organization of a Republican
party in Alabama. I send you a copy of the
wax candles.
P. MERWIN & CO.,
. Wn olbsalb Deals b'b x r j
Groceries & Provisions
1 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC "j i
WINES AND LIQUORS,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c. !
SOVT1I FRONT STBEET
OPPOSITE THE GASTON HOUSE.
.. Kbw Berne, N. C. j J
P. Mbbwik. W. 8. Walker.
mj : " ' : : : l ' ' ! : -
J. L.AUGIIIiIIV,
building was lighted with many millions of 1 room for doubt in the mind- of any fair
minded person.
And what Congress means upon this
subject, a vast majority of the . people of
the United States, also, mean. The pub
lic judgment is made up, conclusively and
irrevocably, mere are tno most over
whelming indications to this effect from
all quarters of the country. The senti
ment that has been forming and which
is
The Republican Party.
Republicans are spoken of by some as Con
iservatives, as Moderates, and as Radicals.
It is sufficient that one be a Jtevubliean.
These side or outside names arc devices of the platform adopted, which is as follows:
We profess to belong to the great Republi
can party of the United States the party that
suppressed the rebellion and saved the Union.
This party was represented by Abraham Lin
coln. Andrew Johnson represented it for a
while, but he has departed the faith and iifln
rebel hands. The Congress now represents
this great party. We are with the Congress.
We are in favor of the Sherman act, and we
want to see it carried out in good faith. We
hold mat tno rcoei otatcs should be restored
on no other than a loyal basis. If this can
not be done, let them remain oat of the Union
under military government We believe in
the greatest good to- the greatest number, and
that government, in all its departments, should'
do equal and exact justice to nil classes, colors
and . conditions of men. This is what wc
call Republicanism. We are neither a Con-!
scrvative, nor a Radical, nor a Moderate. We
are simply a RcpublicanJ The name is an old
ana an honoraoie one, and it is good enough;
for anybody. ' t ;
We believe also hi the platform of the State
Convention, of North Carolina, adopted the
ziux juarca, icoi ; ana wc ociieve in tbe men
THE COMHTG T0UBTH.
As the 4th of July is near at hand, now
an appropriate time to refresh the
memory with the important , incidents
and events connected with our revolu
tionary struggle. - t -1
Ninety-one years will have elapsed on
the coming anniversary, since our nation
was proclaimed free from j British rule.
rrVirt JmTYHol roflTftrflt. nn; nf TnrlrTMn. . .. . 1 rood feeling at all times and on all occasion.
ail l I vprv tartrmn it. Hnt.rol or mfllico nas tr ,v.u ;a ut i- . j
dence, so boldly and nobly enunciated at nothinr todo with it It is the verdict submit to nothing that U wrong." Wc shall
PhiLadelnhia should be carefully re-read a. 1 1-' j i-t i j make no concessions to rebels or malcontents,
rmiaaeipma snouia ue careiuny re-reau G a g,. pcople, deliberately formed but, standing on principle, If they are disposl
and pondered over byj every patriotic after a fun calm survey of the wholo cd to renounce theu-errors and attach them-
AmATiwm. The trreat subiect of human ' ' openly and boldly to the Republican
C" 7 T- , - T1 i A 1 ueia pi controversy. party, wc shall be of those who will give
them a hearty welcome. ; But we shall not be
dazzled bv biff names in tho nut nr nmint
BUSHTESS FB0SPEUTS OP HEW BERN. I nor shall we depart a halr's-breadth from prin-
f j n J ciple, or from our Republican friends, to pro-
V e question whether there is any city piuatc any man or 6et oi men wno arc
- . . i , t-J : u heartily and cheerfully with the Congress
of similar size and population in tho en- for lnJ Shcrman actf ia our,
. ALABAMA REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.
Whereas, The loyal men of Alabama de
sire the earliest practicable settlement of the
disturbed condition of the country: I
, Whereas, We believe the establishment of
justice is essential to enduring peace; that
patriotism should be exalted to a virtue; and
that it is the duty of the State to cherish all
its pcople ; and
Whereas, those who assert these principles
arc throughout the Union called Republicans.
1. Rcioleed, That the Republican Union
party of Alabama declares itself a part of,
and in alliance with the National Republican
party of the Union, and Is the unconditional
friend of the! Union of these States.
2. Revolted, That wc endorse the action of
Congress on 'the question of reconstruction,
and will heartily endeavor to carry out the
same to its legitimate conclusion.
3. Rstolecd, That we will endeavor to secure
by amendments to the constitutional laws of
th
point at Usuc-r-thc point that the pcople rata
sec ana unaersiana ocicro tney can ts.iLiic
torily determine who is right the poirt ii
relation to which the President woull cotJi
popular vision that he would cover tp sai
overlay with all the fine phrvscs of kpTpu
vcr. It Is lit. Johnson's desire and rrrw
to manccuTTCto'adrasM and mreii-ta
watcn iuZ popular humor and his era oca
sion to keep thii objeci Secret froa tic peo
ple, and all the lime practically defesi u v
by delay, and thus, Lctirezn worry ttd ts
gust, weary the nation out of its now pouTi
will. lie counts upon solid obstinacy ia rt-
fusinff tO Obcv the law " And trnnn intfjfr?-'
himself before the pcop!c.by crying la tadoa
of season that he refused obedience la the hv
tcrcstof freedom that the law was tjrrw
cal, and demolished by the one crirp sccicsa
In whicli Sickles says the Attorney GcneaTi
declaration prevent the execution cf Ca
Reconstruction acts, disarms me of mc&u u
protect life, prepcrty or the rights of.cilcea,
and menaces all intern ts In these States trii
ruin. Here is testimony as to whit C
President is doing for reconstruction. U
who testifies b a soldier and a lawyer ara
nobly known for his good record In the we
ft man of acute Intellect and a high cn d
his honorable, responsibility, lie has htt
practical experience of the operation cl
iieconstrucuoa act during two month!, safl
nc lesuncs mat on tho loundauon laid la liu
statute the social fabric of the Southern Etsis
was going up well that the abrogation clCx
law menaces all Interests in those Siaa
with ruin, and that tho President's It
tation abrogates and nulifies it. In ti
words full hghtls thrown on the PrwoW
course, and the Issuo between the FrcudsJ
and Congress Is put before the people.
This aame outypoken soldier once bdn
held a hbrh command la a dsnrcrtraa bou
when the hot Julr sun was blaxio? dowa
tho little town of GcUysburg and the cpa
countrr near. Then the annr had a co
mander appointed to hla high ihvoe only thrs
days before, and this ' cxmmandcr had jsfi
hastily concentrated several corrs ta the pres
ence of an enemy flushed with the recent cv
C LUllOi ouuvsuiuui iuu OUIC, IUO cqou l cm nil IIa rnnlrl lv n m mr !vtl
righta of all'mcn, and thc full enjoyment of commonly bold man if the thouzht cf c
the right ot citizenship without disUctlon on ccuvrlng somewhat la the presence cf tu
account of color. . . enemy had not crept Into hU raind. Yd
4. RetoitexL That we arc the friends and ad-1 word munrmrrpmtrvi ti,fi y .
who adopted that platform. We shall stand
it: If trouble should arise in the Republican roca.tS of tP9cch P? a,nd c ened the heart of the army and paralrzcd
has grown into a fixed, steady purpose, is party in this Stale, wc shall not be responsible most liberal proTsion by Uie State for tho conntry. Lcc bad gone ronnd orijttif
not founded in Tindietive considerations. Sfc. We shall uVge barmony and iSculcato I'gSZg't? M '1 taS, U
irood fpclinc at r11 timps nnrl on nil ormclnm flcuuiurwwu uiirc u w W no lUSUncuon I had BWrnt bttom ifarTlsrif! nvi- Into Per.5-
sylvania, and talked of lUrrUtmrg and Fl-H
rights, upon . which it mainly treats, is
even far more interesting now than at
the hour these rights were so eloquontly
proclaimed. J;
The sentiment that " all
made.
5. Resolved, That wc discountenance all" at
tempts to stir up strife and contention among
the people, believing iuch a course to be la
every way Injurious to the country, i
o. jutoicea: 1 nat tnoso men who have stood
firm by the Constitution of the Union are en
titled to that confidence which Is -the reward
of patriotism and fidelity In everv land.
7. Revolted, That wc pledge our endeavors
to effect the removal of the tax on cotton, and
the State poll tax, and to establish as a rule In
vne oiaic, mat tno tax paid oy every man
men are cre-
valuablcs ready for the h'ew York train. 3
the annr of the Potomac was coming oo s-rf
lag lu John Ilrown chorus all the wsy. so
on the Htof July It was so hard on the
of Lee that he had to turn and face It. IthsS
caught hun In the broad Pennsylvania teiii
hi JlafranU ddicto, and had hua out cf ts
swamps and woods, on solid Xorthcra grcca
lace to lace. What would maacruvre x'j
tvm t rin mn nrmrr 9 t o -rlli t nrn or lcSI C
possible retreat what but shame and difrsa.'
not
T.r1" shall be exactly In nronoAion fn.hr, nf ImJ?V2 "ZZm
Dealer 111 (irOCerieS and JLaqUOrS. ''wtw A Ub Uirnru A. that is stemmbff tho current Weex . . . forward, stand no fl rhL Thaarayand
" a " " , , , - . stances and against all comers.- o. lyottea, l nat we recommend to the pco- country Vaw this, ret the crnlDOUJ word
; middle street. , j certain . unalienable rights; that among of "dull times"; with better success than We repeaCthU talk in North Carolina alutpkoIH 8fc 'T manifest to the 1 crurre was enl y wUrpcrcd lah! 1
these are life, liberty and the pvrsuit of New Bern.- In trom what wo.learn, ?-U SST Sf f. !S2?i!? L : MJErf
v . v - - - Mmmm mm mmj m ww m saw w a wm Mm. mis mii i w rm i uii - a . 1 i m mm m z m 1-1 ..11 mr
there are many, places- in tne populous Republicans aealnst creaUne or allowing omc lb0!. men who can comply, in air re- lbo discussion, rrhsns. Hut hile the i
Nbtt Ban, N. C.
Vrj S-l-tt
INSURANCE NOTICE.
Omci Naw Yobk Bo am) of TJicdekwbitbbs, 1
hatminess? now penetrates the mind and
witK'nftw fnrv nnd nrosneroiis North, bo as tin cr of even a I such distinctions in the 'party.
rrn : L t TaI j. 1 I nnniilAtinn thnf rln nrvT rnl rnr I . , . . .
1 lie vulgar epiuieuj auu Kiaug puruses i ijreuvct jwuiawoumuw w
are cut
ThaBoardofNYbrkUndK ignorant own city in business activity and enter-
Jlr. J. A. LELAND, of the firm of Leland, JJiglow
Co., their Agent for Hew Bern, ana places
sod Pamlico Riven.
ELWCfoD WALTER,
Secretary Board of Underwriters.
on tSeNeuse demagogues, about " negro i equality" or prise. Persons
I
k OTTKTE OF THB AOSXCTOF THB NW YOBX ! 1 5
;1 v i r , Board of Underwiutkrs,
' Nw Bebk. January 18tn. ltm l
T 'The anderslened reepectfolly pives notice that he Is
tbe authorized Agent of Underwriters in New York for
examining and appraising Vessels and Cargoes insured
, br them arriving at this port damaged by sea perils,- and
also xor aumenucaiuig uvuio ut iubb.
In order, therefore, that :
who visit other towns
" social equality," should not for a mo- and then come here, almost mvanably re-,
ment prevent the most ! unlettered mind mark: upon' the highly favorable contrast
from comprehending what our ancestors It needs but a. little pains in the colleo-
. Tor the 27ew Bern Republican.
; .:' J 8HADOWEE3T
Nbar tub CnATT ahooche Ala.
June 24, 1867,
(67. J
specta, with the requirements of the acts of
the Congress of the United States, and to sun-
port for office only such men as are truo to
the United States to any other that could be
formed. 1 J -
. 0. RctUtedl That all men have cordial wel-
iuiuv mj puuuuu cquauiy upon tnese paffnt.
Upon this platform the Republican party of
viawuaa propose 10 go uc i ore the people, and
cosskin was coins: on. raddcnlv the rttff.
d
' : I ! . . . "-.. ' . I . . -mm M . .!. -T TJ I I
meant m mcorporaungtne languageaDove uon oi iacus w prvvu urn . reistratioa been confined to the. lanre nauccu to register, ana rote, they
ftnMA in ihti (&rattm Tliv hul no Utill irrthe line of a "healthy procrrcss." tr rftfi.V ftr.WrfM .wiMr f I?1 vwu will most likely carry tho
- .:-4--"v -j " . V r .1 r-r--. t: There is a good deal of lingcrin
reference .to any distinct race of men. Various improvements in the -way of those enrolled as voters, are blacks. Here in here against the blacks, but it la
Within the
nd imon which claims ton
rAAdiness to ocrform tho duties re
the Policies issued by the Companies ae represents, so
that. In case of any imperfection in proots, or lrregu
larlty of proceeding, tho Underwriters may be exoner
ated from the consequences thereof. r J- t
i - . - J, A. LELAaD, ; .
; iv v . Of Lklaxd, Biolow & Co.,
; , . -v. s , New Bert,' N. C. !
""""-. ; New Beiik' March's.' 1867.
: n iithnl vtAd in -me. I herebv aoDOint II. J.
MvVTKlKGEkas Deiitttv Acent for the Board of Un-
AsTwnteTi
ms m a --M.A. V
iforo, tuatnoiaurtor wame may siwcu m. . A uJ i e;il rrnr
a- i-1 . s m KAMM'niiM iAtiAji naitiafl in rna-rrr nr i m iir. w ntiii w m a uja s aui s-As s oiil.iiaia i uuiiiAiiiti w v '
property insurea new xorumoae ana n xon , , evatpd, vie The I truths thev nast three months, a ' larfTO OUt-lay faSS ir H--J. -
us ma juouo, F . .t : I .T ; T . i ' ! finri TiTonrrlv minnref .fnr (Mrmnr 'nltnr
lUltt OI; DUB ij iTnM SMoKf:,; f fn1. ' u n,fl n h a rwwrrt nil tmHtnrr tn - 1 i I 7, .
wc i " rv" i r "r-1 wvu vv. .0., o I accepting tho situation; in. good faith, u co
mental character. They meant and did lend attraction to the place.- It is safe to jTjperating'with the military authorities; with
7 I J ! .4 -T.in V r iton mnu cmrif. n f rnfv. I oil ViXm tAw4- -frr-m w tlw a t V O 4
Editor Republican :
The work of registration In this military
department has begun, and thus far, as the I If tho blacks can be properly . Instructed and
With the
State.
g prejudice
last i rnrinf
Alabama I apprehend the 4 registration and way and the outrages upon them are not near I bm then
bw uvutm w prcTiousij. in ZOCX it 1 IS
-i " - . . A.
battle was heard on the left. 1Vhst Izi
mean t The commander did not know.
It was soon explained. One of our ccrpi
In motion; its general raw the cnernj ca j
front ; thought the enemy was ccriicg a
and so went at the enemy. The -fT,
manrruvring and rrtrrallrg was nctuc-3--j;
country was saved by a great TicAery. JfJ
Leo driven to the Potomac. The rJJX
went at tho enemy was Sickles, and Of
u; uu iim grauiuuc . V j it
not l.s cczm '
the same sort of action now : far an fs- v -
be as danrcrous as it
a rare thing to hear of a negro bdng murdered
unt.iass year uus time, it was a common
thing in all sections of the State, l ,
V ery recently a worthv mlnmt. rrtn inn t. t , w rarer.' '.
had been appointed one of the rcgUtrrs for I the rower circa bv the law he csanot Pj,'
m - f m
nguung turn, ana a
the same sort
course would 1
Let the nation control t Gen. SicUcVr?-
era fj
. 1. fa 1
Ircfeldcnt and his Attorney General
n lonr find is f r. " "j" 1 r clearer.' '
Lesveofcolor, WereV dence and enterjiriso saU.Prevulins, .that thcljnion. - Got. raUoa, tt ffl b, rcmcm- SMtlSuSr
me 4aw. ; iney aia not
Byiuthorit vtwtsd In me, I hereby appoint U. J. Ciate - any- WC?af coae.,
IXVKIKGElt as Deputy Agent for the Board of Un- i r( rnt:rpv frP f
jrwritm, to ct hi ray plaoe. Caring mr ab ere from Were leit entirely jree . t
'AfiRLitf-' ; - j.Xlelanp. VetTf,.and thost who:
presume to enun- tne comms iaii ana wuutr. wm vimi w s . . . . u . a f j 77--- - , , . n-v"6 js miaw. iuujiuwm-
wciai raauCTS our cy an m, ul .,4., : o the Howard or. ConititatfonM Amradm(mt F'S
oUegulatetbe
attempt . to con-! .mieat dan. : - pntreipaHy of disloyal rrtci,-h U now sn'lmrught to justice. - ' th irerumev.! It tsdearori W cf- .
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