-
4F v.
oil
rill
i !, ul r f H.-i.jiini, tu a .
it.t.ift, t!iiir any rirwirUfiiiie, rriur
ttjttleH fvintnajucation', - au-r aa.irr.'aVi-
irtiir i vn 6.A iMnq .
.pp' s.nnijl lit aecrjittJ or uuM.c.n !.
. General Julia B. Oor.liii, foriu.rly u
B;ll)l-&t, and U Villi U illHlunJlHt, llMVC
join! the Psl,ytri.tu church, huvs Uie
Suihrn Home.
Tha aiueudio-nt olTsred by Mr. David,
of North Carolina, appropriating $4,0W
tor the mint at Charlotte, . N. C,, was t;
j -TSms trsSdfccs of Itavifcion Collate on
. the 27th of June will ect two proffas
ors, oue tte tha chriir of litiu kuJ ow
for tho chair of nuttli:siatica.
Caa. Cha. E. Furlong, who wm
efficient offiaor in Un7(slBrl nrmv, hut.
been appiintoj M.jor Cuncral of the
Miauuippioiilitiar by thti Dearjcr it- Gov
ernor of that SUte, nu I con&rmst hj a
Dumocratto Legislature.
Prof. W. C. Kerr has 1on appointed
orator for Notth (u-oluia id the C ntn
Dint. Eschof the original Uiirb'eii Str.t.'a
will have an orator a) 'pointed by the
Governor. Joumt.l.
WuU, voIL Just Uiiuk of thlt little
man tending up- there, anil aratiug-in tht?
Vpread eagle" Btvlotwenty-flveorrmy
acres or peoj An. We arc sorry for yon
Kerr, buthnpo you may have a safe do
livcrandd. Straw m, It ia an o'd saying thai
"straTva nil:)? wlii-.)h w if Uie wiud blown."
Tho find of M iy wm the ti"ai for bol I-
feig iiV?;i'mi for town o:u;-ti in rrioin
purls of th iwau!'. Not only iuN'o.tli
lirt.l, ws ohiirt- t;ia; thi Dj-uSort
hav not only hnItl Hicir nxra, but h we
Hei Orhx.v aid luJuiilApuliii. w'.L:!i
Kt-.! fp'auJ v'j'.orioi for t!ia friantU of
hout i7tfi"ji::ij!it. We onrry by try-.
Vnntf N w Oma for the flni
Inco T''ooHlru"t:'i, anJ a niy riiy of
fonr thoun-wid in In.!
timi In.ltana ia H r.ht. We Jintl U-.;-oawn
'wift (fVful (auiinrt, and, with,
but p.ir;a lit; or rmour, ardsntly
' h(pa t!.nt th-3 oouniry will bp,auvl!1y
tl-fliTared run '.lis huaU of ftbusp-tiieni.
Tfee KtVt'Hn!. ' I
Vo tV ? it jji it "rpiorni"" is t 1m the
wit'. -! word in the vommji i"litiil cam
litipii, and let Ui" l.aiif cry ba "dywu
wit i fir 4) ;,.Yia," l)efo:T thftoo.i-
L-ii va Iii.t and trtfore p'rty preju
d: b?.-oui? tooatriinjfW af.n'n-l : "y.
' aj U oar i-lsin, b:ti-:it wbiti-fulka, who
j Vito 1t"H oirit retof ti w'Vi ihe
j cry uf Uuior. t" i-.iprat ! i!h a ft of
I ie!iNlt nid uw.-rt!iy. p'l.t:ci.uM, ari'
!.-k1 aii l rai'iin"n, tliH pr-w t( Ht vU-
, nu I c hi ;ry m'h'Ui! irf"k lo l'iy 1 rf tr1
at, ii .ii.ipairon i't w.iy, t'lf ti-rr,-
it; oou.Ut.ou.uit' alwh tluwa shallow
hnd cinitrnl hive Irr.'u lit i!io eor.iitiy,
't.l t.i Iihv. tlnvii v fur tii :ins "Iv- tb.i
:Ue w.m.s and bur.l-ii wliicli tli y fii
nre ar trscuMe directly t i mltnMli-a'Liu-ut
and coj iupiJ.-n.
It it .i v.tv ffr-.i.it luistake t; 6iipoH ,
jm soie p'-itp'c da, that -'J whiUi Uiu
wIij roUj-tlio It ij)ubliui ticket are ran-
cr fiNii't. On tli tviU'Tary, IIit:; iiro
' ft rt our pt'0U vbo Iwvft bwh so
7..itlii who' are judt in) hoiicBt ainl ptxi
olie at any uf iia. lu f.v.'t, with inuiiy of
tlifm, it w:ia in iro ap ex cwiive Nitriiti
order, us (Ley tm.Vmt kU it, tlimi nuy
i'I'mu- crus(, which boa ttifute tlnu so
tinu in lliu'ir a;Uirtiiue to tiiw mtlaiuus
tnitioii 'of (Inint. r
Ti'-y Uuiifght it a aort of reliiooA
duty tj lovt- lha Uniou and oil wion-prer
m-iittfl it, uud lit'iicn there was Kraal tiifil
aulty in RPtUus Ihom to look upon Uimm
mn uad lurasiirB them nc they would
otk'r But UK-scaL'Tari f lUiug from
fcheir cy. and wlieit they do are, un they
wiU if only properly appjt-o.irbt'd and
trt'nt'I, will ruseiii thq wioog douatotha
govi'rimi'jut und tin' fniU'l pi'iwUcoil u)oii
tdeui with a apirit and vijr which ln
ranra'-S lirfrt itot yet i"i ititin terrd.
The min !a tif o lionet rn'puljji
CfUi are upon to om icuoii, and Uhh h
tine tu lny tint i vidcmn1, the d:iUD
iu(f proofs of eorniptiou, which luis beeu
not only robluug the, citisJU' at etery
hini, but ar.ppiu the very life bhcvl of
the government they no mti.-b lov.d.
They know Bnni''i'iiE ih wtoii", they
l it, but h tve n. t fuUy ieraiived itn
odtifw. It them bnru liht, and then
honeHt men of all prti:, Htntea eud
Hi'oti ni, if yon In vc tiut eunntry und
ytniF ehddrr-tt, rirr aji rtliitltric iht op
ir. efor out.
-'a bM aii'l t!ie o!fl:.n ure ull twm
.'i((irtifdL'L Int re;dlv. buvi-nt we
fuotih ,4 thii nutt'ii Ii rouiu hmiii' a '!
imo of I boat new States a.ud Ilepltx
s.'iitjlV. s or St-nato:a 1 1 t u i-ws who
do their Htate. tke ouuntry, ortheuaselvo
auycTixlit. in niutroaftua out ui i.n Ui y
:ri- a v'nturiM-H i(f th ) woMt aort : fol
low who cmld not? ajrwinT" cIb.i be
fhs'liit Han cmati'-l''.. But th?y k"' a
lrr.Unj or-idzed tint admitted ua fl
mid tli.'n a a'autlt, Ia.-y, jrut.d-f'r-il
Umi hillldlUl itf HTV:m:Ts no tijey,
jre ! L iit-ifMl. (Itt-v Hr-'j't'-o fr uu.l
:i f.u" iiwrt- . 'MHurht m t- ifive tiix
i -fl iil..o-a.to t'.T-ja.iiii i.f jn.ijli. iaj m
who h it a.1,1 J the u.'WTe":nr to. th -
fil-iy. It i, :ti:Iu mid U'Hienu" o:
ih-: .1'ias: pi-::i inis m.it Nob.dv'iuj
NVw rf.'x iM,'.it lliy two or lhr.- li l-
i w m i:uv 'Ii w Ixt b.nrtitte.1
iv i'-i fiv ".i.i.i 4 -l'et., kihI ecrtaiulT
uolm ly . oi ll t rit.irv di pok.iit(y
roapany Mtnuffr" frorir ii. U irtoo late,
"we pi-enuuie,' to put m vtiypioti-Htainiiritt
tti:s pnHve.liii(r, which emild by nny
poi li'j he more eff-vtiml : nn.l yet w.
Oiiuldwla.i tint the house before piiwn
V.v lull w m'd ti 7f th- etm lition nt New
Alt-xico ii luilf .i!'Jul Htiiily, uud ihijii
wlii tlier uMiti tlio whol" t h;i hde it wi
iHtiUi? V;'niinHOL-&:id withdraw t u
(futnts atat'Min n from it 'tire ixiim
l.itioo, wouhr Im a irood t'dne 1 1 do. And
it woul I not bo nruwe ftir each membi-r
of th Houie to iro over t- the H-iiate.
.ol. after hiking tuie. pwl uk at thiit
uoay, ass nitnse i ii t wonut le any
wjOl'K WASI1INGTOX L.ETTKR
vttuia-eto tile Senate to hare tw.ijfr axem
tuhleu to it, or any Comfort to N Mei
ioo to pn t w kohI mule driven to
niRku two baa Mi-natom.
Tne S -nnte Itni prwaed thi bill, we
suHpaci, i MHAiiHw iv ikutkem lor low com
pmay. .The Htm ha I better defoat it.
und rutvu the 8eimt from itM!f. New
fazicu' noRorv neeila a Mtate porem
thont thtui a eitt nee la two Mi la, '
TILiiK.V
The Rad'cal no'iti nara, fn ainl ont of
" otTlce, are terribly enr-'vtM niw to know
how to ""run the inHchiue." Thiy hve
been enjoyiiiK tho nwci-ts of uttice, an.l
havuirr a jrloriomj time of it, but lite
"1--KIT devils," tli.-a - who. hava h-dii thf
'hewrm of wowl ami dm worn of wuter,"
those tint have Iweu hu.'iloil down and
orairjred off to Uie courts , the! thca
-'liitfh coekidornma" miff! it nuike their
. fee, don't feel ao veryeordhl ftbouUhii
tiiii", and t)i.'itrou!Io ia to maTie thefu
frllowa stand by the party and th a';ai
nincf too.
Kow, goiLlemea, you liave fttuletl Uien
p op'e lou enorifrh, and you rnay make
up your mind to hoc thorn rote joii duii'u
wheueii or they get a ohanoa They are j
(loiiifr to do it, and yon had jnrt aa well
. maV.e, t'ie moat of the ittaokiuji jou have
, done. Tiiufl nn no more con fidrog people
in tiie world than theeH plaoi mdtuitaiii
folks, wh.u you approach them hi the
(rnrb of frieudrthip, and especially t when
yon oxoniie their poiitwal prejudieea ;
bat it ia nskinp too ranch to expect tjiein
to Bubnait to he dxARffod off l:ka djif.n,
under guard, to tioaii dintant, Rtranjf
pltvne for trinl, Imlllied o:it of every rent
of money they have and can rain from
the:r frien.bjf curried thrijujrh a trial antl
jwlfmmf atmprtirf'tt, only to be tukfii
rp riaiu as aoon aa they hve a J.ttfc
lntiTfl money, and yet they neraee. what
all (bin ia.
These poor fellows wern ready to be
lieve anythinK these poKfifianii and ofH
errn would tell them, hmu-c fAry trvn
Ji'rjjvfttimm, and were very slow, to
nbniidou their first love hecaase they h.iC.
pluited their faith ; but now and hence
forth mark them down aa bitter and iin
' p!rr-fb!o trwt of the pnrty which has up
held each ontragioaa ixnidu -t. So mg
wrouged and opjin-awnl by Radioal r ve
nno ofBeora, they wL'l vota now for C n
ervnt;ve Democrat U trtjtr out thr
tcArVrt eolierrti.
Ta Ilonrmil.l.- .Sumnel ,T. Tih'ien, the
jucsi'iit worthy (-oYemor of tho hU'e o:
New York, has been endorsed aud re
eimnr-nde l th the St. Ijonw ('onvr-ntiou
by tiie DomoiTfttie p;u"ty of h n HI ite, an
tiieir (lr.it ehoLo ! tor tho uoiniLutiua for
IVi-Mid-ol of the UuitodKUt n.
-Tiie I) 'mWay of N w York, espe:-i-n1
ly, aru disti'iHiiii'.H',! for trvicity, a:i
'If' ground.! o( Un!r iVMii:nendutioi)
ire tint Mr. Tdd 'H is jntr- anvI
without spot or b'.emLdi,' and th:it h.
if t: io u?oHt.uYuil.d.'!e man j ' v fiiii '.iiim(
t OAiry tl tliirty-tivi ektorJ votoM of
the E np-m S'.ati, s State, by the wny
which is oral 'dvre.J by ni:iny of our poL
oiau.i ;u indi.ip:'uiable tj it'jeure un elect
ton. We know of no ohjeetioTi JJri
.1"D, nor in li'e.l to IUy.ird, IIuiievk, or
;iluuy others wh n-) iiuie.t 'wiiht iiuvt
been' mntiourd f- r thja hlb fUkl rrfljpnu
wil.li! jwrnition. -flinv an nil -o mm,
.nd o f irnn the South ia fononnin t, nn)
.it-i'j tAltle, nn 1 the tm'y pr.-f.Tfnee we.
itx l di r.ioM-d to five to mi of them over
the ottir, in thU eiiieri'n"y, will lw th.it
.f iiviiiUbiljty. 1 Ve h.ivs but much nt
aijie iu til it ooTitritt to higtla uvur pcr
s.uid prefon-noeH. L it the tjueittion he,
wLs sound frionJ of llefonn and Cou
stitti'inal Ouvi-rurnent can obtuin t!ie ,
Wgit v jti; ? an 1 when tiwit in enri'fullv 1
eauyais'.'J an! dtliheritely di-termuied,
nam" h m. IT1 is the ra:iii, be he frn:t:
Xfw T V", i t D'-laware, Peiinnylvftuin or
hi iuiitt, 0iiu or any other Stat..- ,
0in to the diatriut uf n, y t ,prev
.Veut in tho minds of ra iuy nortlu ru
tveople, tho timth ahould not, and we
buliBTO will not, sedk to euii'rol or midiilv
inlliieiu'C tlio action of the eonvrutiiia.
( hi tin- eontr tj nnr delgat:oiifi Bfioulii
fnmkiy ay to our fricn la of tho North,
;m:at y mr Htnmg' nt and boat uifu. We
wnre nothing for "war n-eirilH," nil v
iek for ia a cp.blrt, honit eundidati',
wlio, if elected, will aJiuin Htr ri form
uud obey kin oath. Then w on gr
forth and auiito tha thieves, hip ana
(jotrrnor Coiur1
. jThaAaht-ville Expuiitof, in Biifrgeiit-
ing tlii urtiaus of hidf-n-dozen geutl'-men
for 0rtenior, ii ap-'cially" enlogjHtie if
OA. B. H. Oiiither, of i!iia place. Thia
was very kiinl. . The I'.sji-ixiior ia full of
gtibernutor.til oaudidnt' s. but we remark
the aliaence of i:iy rec-miniendntlttn on
ita part of a t.nfrioii il . candidate.
Dofa tlm Jhjtvi.i.ir "fel uo intercut in
district unHira ?
Our iiifonantion ia tliat Cot. Oaither
does nut d:x:rc and would not accept a
nomination for Oowrnor, but if Die
Cougrewiouid tiling wiia te ndered him,
"he won Ul be willing." Suppose the
f:rjHixftur hoistH tiie Hume of iu friend
fofCjugreai.
Wo once knew a very clever man down
below here trf hjo ruvhftH out of a nomi
nation for tho Keiuttj by putting liia
uam up for ConruKH and holding thr'
.Hi nut irial connfution Ami, but that
y lau't pliiYi' 1 oft the "Burke fellows."
It ienaid tho French IWvJ Vuil-y run-tWdi-lrict.
That is true of the juJiei!
dietri'.'t, but not quite o certain, a to Lie
oiier ; for, if Vie Western count es and
those on tliis side the Itidgn should com
biuo, "wh:ir is y-m
-lit.
. A New State.
Thi partisan Httte-mnking butmcsn
ought to be put a f-top tti. Tt in ibmgfr
ous in rn"tii;t,' and i1.irDioui in excep
tion. V :i(,rt; wiih Ih Tribune, which
Rava :
Old Morten's Hoa;iiery.
A ep"ciJ WaihtngtoD eorrespondont
rS tlio ifvrY(irk WvHd f-ayn :
Tt fpvvara that the ThirtT-seventK
Coi.T--t-M p.r. iiv. ?jriHi-iati-ig Inn
rr.illiiTi ilsra to p-V f ,r r ,'1"'
)o,t.J c 1 -wm.-, (.f U,i. "m-if in r oo'.lioii
jiainft tl,o XtLitrd ccv.'-.i'iim-nt
(lov. Vortod '.iid han.hi. on S2frt,o0,)'o'
tliwt. fi:divn- M-a never in b rt-'i -lu i!
r'-'i.'Wfc.li e p.ivriTireci.t ftf th t'ui o
Jl:'t A It is ;i inoi'V wliv Mo'oiialiijuW
' 1. Vi- He J (),( Vjni !jr. w:w Cl
pn pose v.i.! r toe i'fit;U 'B ma'-iing th.
r.rj'J' l - iio i ior wh-ch t-ft Jnou e-id.-hv.)
1 :i l-x'fliy ntptMi.led. ji it'n-i
itiimj't i Mihtitrn, or at !-i t t i examine
th crr-i -pi.u,;. p-jf-ril to tlr
ctff, w.ll f j,, (!U y, , ij. P. h
bi ,ir ?. ; t.y Mr. K i. r s cwaum.U
tee oii Oie ra' i-nt-te jmnk. .
And here another one af Ute"bloody
ahul" in'-gii-ites rot to th- bVL . II
jbl.e Brarnn, is a ntftg ard prominent
man in i;o RaUoa p.-Jty, with a fa;r
I roep'xl of tiie ' ioi for IVeaid-nt. 1
Juat tl bik of ft I; h.-.r.-Mt men don't l-Viwiircion thiit w-
Tiie bilj admitting New Jfexieo as a
St-ites after bavmr piisned Uio Heu.tte,
liu beou ri'xrtfd by tiie Committee o:i
T-rtit'Ti"s Ut the H'iii-e with a rrwmi
meiuhuiun fur it p te,i.re. Tim original
bill luia lieon uioditied by an aintnoiut ui
pi-oviditig thul the fli.-jt el'cli -n. uli di
kike placo in 18T7, thus ohovaig the new
ttfciti over bi-youd the lV- Hidi uIird tee
tiou. Tiie liropcr thinu tt do nil m thr
birth of a new St it" and ihi udd.kon' of
luiotiier stir t toe g:d txy. mi I tiie ei
teiHion of the nrea of friedoui mid nil
I hat no it i thing, in ot ''course to tL
phioJtJiuily aboui. tb Union and gloinfy
tne utar'h of (initiret It does n t hal
pen t" Sirike us in thiit way. New Mex
ico, if w.i m.' erc.iit the ri-porta of pfo-
js u very l;ir k purt-of o:it do;m witl
little Hii uUtion to ttudtof, and none t-
!ioak wr!l of ll.lian no n.cre biiHui' w
to be n SUtu tl;ii:i Uie tiieat !(,. rl ,'.
.SdinuA h .h to b" Mil rmpiie. Tin- only
i.njei-i io ntyu .uipi n. ,i ny org.iuiKlljg
itn v.iinte p'a-1 luiit wMttere i ri.i.ty wi ii
'.-ria'-'i and ml..uLl . u,; i! to L'u n, i'
t get t-.vn raoi-i p' i-a -lis inU) the Uiut.-ii
St t s ynjnte, ajiu iiie ne:iv ii.to ti;.
lit :o oi j-j r rtji-itivta. No ciudi t.
u ii fiii lHik oii-r the tr:t hr.ui h a oi
ti t.i(!LHn itn J say tb.it hliy in are
.i-o..ed Hi eOJfftr hoim. Tii-'ro tttT) lti-..liii-r
too uktuy t o i'- now, nu.i Use -d-ddiou
"rf to nttaa lxrom;h S iuiitur- at
uue culI oi the Cap it 1 and a'Qi'umdiiwr
.i; uie ot:i- r wuiii i ouiy ivo uh an 111
it is' ;i !in:uiers iin.i no irupmvt iu nt
vrluitev r iu -h rtti r. ' or over, to
Ltli- tiir. c tL.fr; i out vi' ihe W:i it ny would
go i.r .to uepopti'.-Xe ;t. ' It they enn
tj stay t'n.Ti! nu t mike, a living.
on nil aci.unu tlml lU--y Himuiu
New II xiit Uw.e.ji Mr.ul.ttjr:n
vastly w t tiin alie d en msals m t'on
greftj or a cjt.it nvcri.in.-ji We bil e
it upon iNmhreM t-i nsy in ti.IiIuVon that
rew in an -n, iacs, el n'a'enan! in
tned muke a dfafi
ft'i'Vu Die Const tt Lt.-.ii
Tiie Wfsteru .. 1 . Kuilroud
. lMuaKitieikl.
Oi.'i of "th coiiiiuiudruuui ogibitiuitthe
miutis of Uie It'iuiblKMUii of this Mtab
u "how doeii Santuel Mu Do well Tute, a
Uilter I e iuiKT.it, lH.Kmie one of the
uuuMtgtua ot the Webteru orttt ('anJiim
lUdruii I audits MUperiuteudeiit ?" (lov
frnir itrog.leu appoaitedna (iniuiwiiuu
ern fur the mud three Ib-pubbn-ttia, t'tH.
)iin lay and I'ahi-ioii and Mitjor Kollinu
rlero inn duty to lim Htnte and pnrty wuk
pinonned. We art t..lj tl..d ll-imlili-
tMina Wuti!d ebiitrol the ro-i L, ai d wen
primiHed"m re utj .favors tlian are
usn Uiv necoTiled in mnhaijig a nh'uue
mrt-rxiratlon. Me 1 Ml reuHou to exiwel
thiH from the oft ivpe-ittrd expreaion of
fomraiKintiiern.
The (."Qi initio-1 m met and trove, us
HjiuuiI Mel. .Tut for. superintendent
and g"nend in (linger m( lhi coed. This
was h biu-l how to .he Ktiiiuhlicans in
hi moiuitiins, w . .i was followed by
he el'-ct on of a b tt-'r IJemonrst naiue i
(i. V. Erwiii, m Treasurer of the loud.
To the Union men nud IbipublkumM in
this part of thoStute. who tmiiM "never
get a mnell" wheu Mcl. Tate waa 1'rea.-
li'iit of tho W'rtti'i'ti rixid, lli.s coily'u t
of the (loimnia ti'inera, appomt'tl dty
(loveriior Kioir len, is In-yon I coinprV j
hi'uaioiu Why does the llovcrnor per--;
not on to be perapcu4 in this manner? I
nj Now '.b'vx) fr ilnv tnbre.
Thi i bi 11 iawd the Seusi.'1, we suspect,
lucmui iiti nM Tioiva
. , iniuvt cmipie n: neTjitars. ii onr n Jartnatx "
skiYr, we will l mtnei, utt!rb rn ntxL f . eorrect, runursnoM have tteca givi n o
wko up to tho ilangrra th.it beset thi
.country, and tand-tog- t&cr irresueetiri
Tate ia ritnntng the roa4L and uoleaH
RomoUung m tloor be will control it
during the coming enmiaign. He will
u-io it uiunvt uh every po.spihlc way that
he frtii. ThiM are timti Republican
omminioners wno eontr H me matter
Why do thefroiiHign us to the hind uf
th p rty ? Tliere nre only three vot-e
inn iioani. J lie excuse tlint lute ut n
mftii bor of tlis lionrd and vinbarraiMe
our fr.euda by hi presence, will not do,
He hits no right to Ihi in the board nc
more lb .in I hnve, us any mnn with com
moil sense c m see who wiil re ul the ucl
of th" Ijegis'ati: author zmg tlovcruor
ttrogoien to aj'iiouit loinmtHsioners.
I do hope, Mr. I;.ditir, you will lend a
hand to get I i'iukrata out of itcpultti
um pliwen. Tiie Hemox-r'tts never share
ijuiy piitronage with uk, and il is an evi
dence oi great waactieus m our part to
give them any. ALTiTruii.ru.
AMie-vuie, avu 14, ;ti.
Mr. JCdi'ur : Atheville in becoming a
favorite plaor for llaleigh aorrefpoudonts
lo writo from when they want do tnlk
abont the. Weabm North Carolina Itail-roa-L
" The A' a-'inr I "ventilated" me
from that airy locality, and now the
i i'unxtitiiti'tn, through it scholarly "Al
titinl;,'f," Bnitna like, gives the nn
.kitiutMt cut to the Comniiiisioiiors. He
wiys, "we were told that ltepiihlirtiTis,
J would control the r d. Well, don't
I hlier? A'ti"- no i)trch irt' ftpmint-
imitt or jHttrtihwjc uf anif -,1-iml, He
dflkHj "why dtiea tiie Jovcruor permit us
to le persecnted in Uuh mnuner ?" How
iierHi-cuted? The (iovenior seems to le
he target tuiiied id, at much ha- liiyaelf,
He js ill no degree responsible for me.
Ahuse the stockholilers, fie whole of
them, for ordering me to net for them,
and let the Gorrriiur and C'omio 'aii iner.-
utoue. They are certain Iv Beti'ouu Jti
pnblicana, imd hare alUhepower, patron-
Age and honors.
C'ol. ri iire- u "is running the road,
und lie, with hinft'a-.ociotes, "will con'
trol it during the ciiijfcjm:u p-d -u. "
but I am m Dcmocriit ajid, M' r'ore,
Ane no right to wt ta ('ftnimiioiirr
for thr p. ii ut'- awm'r ' ,V pn.ttrrty .'
It may lie wiU niiongh to atat- tLut th
4tiek holders huve paid one third, an
t!ie Kbit pivid two thir !s of the pi,nilia,'e
mouey, mid arV asiifrnnil oi(y"-';rVA
inter at, iu providid ly tln hiw- -the dif
ference being surrendiirifl to the State in
fti .na:.ler:iioii.nf the s-ivrrc:gn pmtet-tion.
Aii.t we w re promin. d Unit tins one grunt
nterprKe slitjiild unt be cnr.t. d with party
politics but bo Not i ; CaBolixa work.
This enrrcspondent should. abandon the
dead lungitsfres and -onsnlt bisptwyer!
Me. LVjuald, the wlii iiy mail, telegraph
ed "the ffooe hanpi aHitndinrrm," and
WasoiNOToa, D. C, May 3, 1871k
UL BJCFDBX.
U. a Sautttor Frabcia Etnaa, of
New York, hjta followed the ex. m ile of
R'tratio S y.nonr in giving expression to
hisvicwa. C th ngreo thai the paayynotinl
iksu- of the comein strug h ul be
reform; and Mr. Kornea eiys that "the
luns to beNlci4e-.lssaOHmlidate ninjtt fee
ii platform in himvlvf. The people-dtp
care, about feaolutions. Tho raeidutuius
of all- parties are goo 1 nonwh. . Iforr
exinuj!o,.(ivtyior Tildou is i-Jf -;
in ui matter or reirm, nener uwta- n imu
dje sets of TMulutions. ' Th Jvuabfr
thought Tild'-n would 41 found 'vnxj
nlrong with th people, jiduV espeeially
with that great tnasi of Uii biased aorona
who care little for pirry Ifnoa, and only
want good govern nieut Mr. Kenan
fuldad that he (liengbt . j
Bunrrow i
had vary great strength among the disaff
ected Republican element; and, hi this
remark tlieBetornltofflhnreal attitude
of the Heeretsy of the Treasury as a can
didate. Biiatow'a strength lies exejojuvely
among that class of Republicans who have
inore objections to the personnel of Grant's
wlminutratioB thfc itsprieeples, who.j
want a new deal of officers anil imagine
that Bristow has advestiaed hinaalf auffl
theotly in his war with th WhiskeyBjng
to win the Preriden'y1 and that as he ap
pears fetautagonifce Qrknl ssnsfaes in that
mutter to a oi'rtaiD extent, he utast, irtr-
force, be Oraut's enemy, and the enemy
ul bis Cfinntts and ;-npjinteam, I appre-
h -tid tTtat alf Vho think thas would find
tlieuuwdveM egregiouslT missskea were
their preferenoM fM-leeted.-
. Tint nrrKAciixKMT. -
For the honor of tho Senate Kntf Ut
pej.ple iT tliH Cliited StaU-e, it is fei;nble
tliut the pcmUng iriipenchmint trial should
not go off in trutbbles. An answer to Uw
lnJar.l inquiry of guilt or iuoenoe is what
the oouutry. and tiie world demon of
the Senate. Irimiinco Belknap'' guilty
inocent, after a fa r hearing, and "the
IK-'upIe may approve tlio vcrjiut. s
as th" cis staniUt, 4iia iteuial of the-yAiis-
diction of the Seuato, though, of dqrse.
a) nut. p&iv-u nua teet.ttiealrr naulty,
dues prov', with suflioiinit conclusiveness
to the world at hugs, whatever the Sti
ate may iliink of it, that is - knows His
guilt to Ik- so palpable, and tho evidence
l it so SbuiRlaut nd nntroVsiflhbs'
tl:t he in afitnl to sbuid a trial, even bt
body of men a lunjority of whonv aire
his pohticat frinnils and aasnotatea. ''el
iinnp baa alreiuly confessed his guilt io a
House, C'o:nmittse, and begged , them to
'let up on hisl. - He luualnoreaMrsned
his confession of guilt bv Attcmntlur.
wjtti tjic couuivaupe of liisiruuul Uraut,
uvoid linpciuhmunt by rnsignaliDii.
Ail that the pplo now want ia thai tin
Meinte'sludl prunonnce him trrhnlmlty
gui ty, or not guilty, of the crime has
luiuslf couii-ased to have commiUel
tlmt uf taking a bribe whde Secretary of
War.
The qurstion of the punishment or as-
capt' of the individual scamp, Belknap,
is of stnidl aoconat ; but the dnciton pf
tho Senate mi the principle, inylilM in
his case is of the highest imp irtanefc.
ror, if Uie Senate alial) decide theycup
not legajly tay:hiu they wiU-arnrm,
totUiy, thm any putuiu unii-ei may com -
mit a higher came, boldly ackuowlefli
If the oorrpution in the collection of the
tax, whtetr SfViiis tiT nave liouey eombeU
me uepanmeni, ami tuvt the enect ol
makinfr the honeatlv laid taxes bur her to
makeup for the deficit oMned by oriminsl
Don-payment, ever oeasea, we will be able
to keep half this money in Augusta. Hut
wm wiiu ctiiue u ii uin nmionii uovein
mept gcta in new bauds Staunton Via-
Otculur
COKKlZSFtiNDCXCE.
gudt, ami then escape all puuishmcbt
by promptly .tendering his reaignatiou in
a drunken, bjunder.ug, or" corrupt bat-
friendly 'resident, only too willing to
accept it, to liielo1 a friend and pnttrip
from impeachment
T1IS Pt'llUO Mum SPENT T ORABT,
through bin tool, paveuport, to carry New
York city. In 1H72, is prpven to have
been at lewst $34,0M -otit-of s fund appro
priHted for other purposes, and even the
easy conscience of an Aekomau and a
Williams shrank from giving legal sanc
tion to aueb a palpable outrage of law.
without the Presidents express order.
Even.Whiteley, tint detective, (and there
fore uecsssarily a d)oeiver andliar if no
a thief,) who had charge, f he fund fori
discovering frauds, and waa wilhogfgb
any length -to ;servn his maitb-r1, wonlfl
iiot givo this money to baveuport withi
out tiie express order, in writing, of the
Attorney General, asd they fairhaohiin
Grant for orders.
Our Orrs. The following is an ex
tract from a letter ftrtin Hori'l.'B.'Va"nce
which wo clip from the .jyiosroK: w'
Great painen ahottld l taken btfur
piHjpie to nave inn specimens oi our iron.
Copper,. Mica, Ac, bxliibited at -Plul-ndi
Iphjfc To-day I gave s letter (rf.gen
ersl introduction' to Mr. William Mehnlf.
of Pittsburgh, Pa. He goes to out sec-
lion to exnmuie our ore beds. 1 eom
niendcilTiim to Prof. C. D. Smith, John
11. Allison, Wm. J. Brown, J, H. Irby,
It. S. Peuland, Tlios. U Gash, ClutrJea
I'atton and others, who live near, to and
ire wquainted witli our ores. ' I Vnchise
you a specimen of uteel maniuetiutd
fr -.utheore in Mitchell eountv. It is
Hpli-ndid. I hope yon will sliow thisspeci-
in n to our people, that they may see what
ive have in our own mi.Iai. Home weeks
since-, Gen. Wildm was on th? Hoorof
trie House. Uo bad a pocket knife made
fioin tV iron ore of Mitchell- ooiuity,
(Hook Creek, ) atid only three removes
fro:n the : crude ore,: with- which he wat
p-iring .a ten-penny BJid, and. you could
wee uodiijury to the blade. At the manu
liotoiie iu Knghtud, this iron was pro-
uonucfd sttHl alreiuly, . - t j
In my opinion, it llua dot a parallel on
eartlii Tlestrikingfacteshqiildeuconr
uge us all tora&etiiduiroruiiudeveloi)iug
tue country.
WHERE VIBSLN'IA8iONE GOES.
v . " v :
It )s always the fashion to complain (of
uixes, nnu wo are inucii i-uire apt lo com
pbiiu of thut part of the Govemment near
i -at lor., thaiitolotkjiiiothrd.oaiiavr
morn Mpt to eompuvjuof the juuldle Quil
nil.-a tii'in of tho weight of the rider -in
the saddle. Notwi tha tending har poverty
and watted lands, tha l ithl iiLitos
Government ftocorhngtoitsoffoinl reylti
jimt publishel, took from the poor State of'
u-ginia ui rovonue anting Miu. ye f it.
enihil seven million six' hund wd und fifty,
nine thoutund dol!srs,teing more than!
ineMtaroa oi mmi JmsettH, ."lume, Con
necticut, New Hamnre, Abode' -I4aml
and New Jersey putsptgvther pay. Jib
ih the fiftli Htite in the Union in the
amount of revenue she pays, and pays
S,ftH),00t) more tfion th.vgreat St lie of
Pen tiny 1 van ia. The county, of Augunta;
aloun vnm ht he United Htfc-t on wnlskr
tdiuve fOOOevrry yeej-, which is nearly:
twice as mricfc'us is paid by the' Vhole
State of Vermont; ljre as much. as ia'
paid by the whole State uf Oregon; and'
tiiur tivip iu mil en u it mi. lie mun.ia.
may bo"Altldi'-'Mt''v:iteettbe'fltueBs The mid sum $K,((0Q ta:;e.l out' of pif
of Oiinri,' Sam Mc D TvTt ' VirmuweounrjdombjUieUarte4StsiM;
. Ma, Eurroa: I will preseut you with a
short extract from tis life uf. David
Green, (he hermit of Bald Mountain.
It refers to a botnieal excursion we took
to tha Grandfather Mountain, at the
bead of the Yadkin- river and the eountry
we passed through on our way home.
Hare it ia:
Thr last botanic excursion I ever took
with Mr. John Lyon, waa ut the sofmner
1H1 1, as in the following summer he died
at AabevuhjL
After having mad a close, but fruitless
search, for a eertsin aeciea 'of grass
hat, many ytArs before, had been dis
oowratl by- some foreign botanista, on
Grandfather Mountain, we took in our
way home one of the most wildly pictur
esque oountry I ever beheliL South of
the Grandfather, in a high plateau conn
try of gently undulating lands, rises
some bold brooks which, after uniting
their, umpjd waters, make the atream
called LinviUe river; shortly after which
it reaches a point where some iuterno
convulsion of tho earth has opened a
deep rent along the mountain, fourteen
miles in length, and left a chasm, per
haps, a thousand feet deep, which, like
a. vast month, with its lips of rock yawn
horribly. Down into' this deep and dark
chasm the river ruahea; leaping and
tiounding as if to increase ita strength,
and then shoots down perpendicular into
a boiling pool below. This cataract is
known by the name of Lin villa Falls
a jem of picturesque beauty doomed to
thunder throughout all time far from the
idwde of man.
It U imiMMsihle for the mind to con
ceive of the wild, almost terrific grand
eur of the scene presented' to the eye
L im a.poijit of view, at, the head of the
ejiaam, altove the falls. The eye runs on
fyr ratten tfbrig tula deep gulf, matted in
by lofty sandstone cliffs on each hand.
It bad, absolutely, notion pa it appear
ance like anything I had ever: looked
JWore. Lunik which-way we would
.whether for miles along the deep chaei
or raise ir eyes to the sides and tops
the tall swdstoue cliffs that were at each
hand, we saw nothing but rock I rock
rock I which tha hand of time bad wrought
into all manner of fantastic shapes. Here
stands a tall, graceful column; there,
Uie magnificent dome with its turrets and
pinnicles; and, away down yonder at the
bottom of the chasm, in lonely grandeur
and hoary with age,' stands, the solemn
cathedral, from whose aisles of rock
fairies ear) rolls forth a tide of sweet but
solemn lUBaie, a sacred chant a funeral
ilu-ge, o er (what seems to be) the Titanic
bouesof a dead world a world, perliapaV
rent into these huge fragments at some
rcologicsl peno.l, away back in past
temity, millions of years before man
became' earth s peculiar lord. Lifting
onr eyes from out the chasm and letting
tluua-run along the tops of the tall cliff
what do we see? The flrat striking ob-
nlrY, u Uie iar-1. met! Ginger-
cake rock. An immense stone slab, per
fectly otilong in form and sa smooth and
true In all its outlines and proporth
aa if the work of an artist, In
qnenee of ite peculiar shape it has de
rived its name, 'Gingeraakx." This
rock, perhaps 18 inches thick, tweu
five feet long and twelve feet broad
surmounted upon a .pedestal of elate-
stone rock, in a horrixoutal position; and
in time, the elements have abraded the
cliff of state stone and sank it to more
than twenty feet; but the slate atone.
immediately under the slab of hard rook
protected, and, thus, became the ne-
d:ital, and the slab was, in this .way, left
iu the sir and the slate atone pedestal,
its tower sections wasted to asnere point.
aad has the form of an half pyramid
inverted resting upon its apex, and the
Oingeroake roek resting upon the top in
pcrreeu r , iioriaontat position, and the
whole mass nicely eqiupoised on a point
not more than four feet in diameter the
greatest natural curiosity lever saw. W
were anxious to see the upper surface ol
thp Gingeroako, and accomplished this
by climbing a chestnut oak hard by.
loug limb of which ran out over the nick.
Ita top surface was aa smooth and even
and looked aa nice as a parlor floor, as it
was covered with a carpet of green moss.
I propose) to Lyon that we should take
adanee upon it "Tea," he replied, "and
in all probability it would be the dance
of death 1 Destroy its equipoise and it,
with us who danoe would topple over the
cliff into the bottom of the chasm.' His
caution had such an effect upon my
nerves that when I reached down a foot
and touched the rook, a thrill shot
through me as if the ruck had been a
torpedo. When near its base, all attempts
to i lasoa myself into a feeling; of secur
ity urera futde. There it stood as it had
for, perhaps, thousands of years. Earth
quakes had rocked it, tornadoes had
swept it, and it was yet standing, and
might do so for the next tiionaani
years ; but, then I oast a glance at the
imall point on which it stood, and
thought perhaps. ...
The next object of interest that pre
sents itself ia also on the top of the east
cuff, where the rook rises to a gre;tt
height, and in a sharp point shoots off
,over , the .ohaam in the form of a birds
beak.- This pointed rock can be seen for
many miles, and is known by the name
of "Hawk's Bill.". When we reached it,
I rlried my bat with fragments of rock,
and cfrivwled.out on the point of the beak
like s hazard, dropping my rocks down
into tlio tree tope at a fearful distanoe
below. While thus amusing myself,
Lyon came up belund and gave the bot
tom Tf my mocasina a rtfp with his
walking stick, which sent a thrill of as
intense horror to my heart as if he had
hurled ate over the cliff. Springing to
my feet, the first impulse was to throw
the remainder at my rocks at his head,
but a moments reflection brought to my
"iniod that it was but one of oar practical
jokes, and we wre aQ right again.
Tha succeeding prominent object is
also a section of the east range of cliffs,
nod forma the grand climax to this wild
landscape picture. Two miles south ol i
by blue mountains. This is tho beauti- I
iul Valley of theCtiUwba in Burke;
OUR CITY BY THE 8EA
J5 info I'd, Crow & Co."
holesale Grocers and Commission Merchai
us " "
Importers of Salt
WILMINGTON, N. C, : '
HEW OBlluju 1
"Hawk's Bdl," the earth convulsion that
opened this chasm was so active as to
break Uie line of the east cliff and throw
the north eud of thr section a half mile
out of ljne, and this aeeh from a north
Doiut'-f Tiew. tuwura up in the bin
iLr Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchant
gray ruca six nuoiuvu irn ui.iwigui
from ita Umbered base on the numntains,
its base lifting its pointed summit two
thousand five hundred fett perjiendicu-
hur above Uie valley of the Catawba
Toward the south thin oonfe sinks gently.
and enda iu Uie line of olid to whioli
belongs, and in Uiis way we reached its
summit, from which wo hnd a full view
of on extensive valley' in its full length
and breadth, skirted round at all point Hugr, Nails. Shot. Ac. sc.
T EEP ON'HAND A LARGE ffWCK OF CUBA ?AND
lasses and Sugar House Syrap, Dry Salt Meats, Lard in tabs
-nana. snot. sc. sc.
Special attention, paid to Shipments end Freights.
"General" Tom Thumb lost a valuable I
diamond breastpin in Charleston, H. C,
a few day a ago.
The Chicago Timet remarks that the
serious question of the hour ia, will Uie
coming man eteal ? -
INFLUENCE OF NEWSPAPERS
A school teacher, who had been a long
time engaged in His prolession, snd wit
nessed the influence of a newspaper upon
the minds of a family of children, writers
as follows:
I have found it to be a universal fact
will tout exception, that those sehaars,of
notn sexes, sua oi aji age, wno nve
Hcness to i.ewniinocra at home, when
compared with tin ate who have not, are
1. Better readers, exoelli-ut in pro
nunciation, and consequently read more
unuerKTauwunglv.
3. They are better spellers, and dense
wqrds with esse and accuracy.
3. Ther obtain a nractical knov'fHhre
of geography in almost half Uie ti.im it
requires for A others, as the newspapers
have made them acquainted with uie lo- ;
oatiou of the important places of Uie I
nations, uieir government ana aotngs on
Uie glolie.
. 1 hey are better gramma nana, for,
Ifm2mtr & $Utr $re
Wilmington, 3V. C. !t
WH0LES1LX 1
Grocers and Commission Merchant.
' ' , "-'is
Stocks of good a itora. - . lt
CUBA MOIUASSES
8UOAB BOUSE Sf0t,AH8E8, . i
COFFEE AND 8UOAB, .
BACON AND FLOUR,
BALT. BAOamOaml.
nmi 111 ! . Mkk
WM GUANO!
1,000 Tons No 1 Guanape Feravian Guaoo.
Cash prices fing frpsi &S to 0O pr toa of 1,000 poonds. A
500 Tons Soluble Pacific Guano.
haviiuj become so familiar with every Prices! $46, cash: fix, parable 1st of Novsnibar next, psr ton ef 1,000 funlfc 1
variety of style in Uie newsioperB, from . lw".
the oominonplsee advertisement to tiie Th- ),. IntiiiiM wt41 - -
tiiiiahed and clasKical oration of die state- I tobac - W. H. McH.istt ClaK, 0aw sffssssnsr.
uay more reaiiuy oumpreneuo i o-3m - WuaMas1ravs.G
the meaning uf the text, aud. oouse-
luenuy analyse Its oousiruciion wiui
.accuracy. .
u. liiey write better compositions,
using better huurrtage, oootauung more
Uiouglits, mora owelty and mure oor
recUv expressed.
6. Those young men who have for
years been readers of newspapers, are
stwnys tskiug Uie lead in dutiating so
cieties, exhibiting a more eftensve
kuowltaiRe upon a sreider variety
subjects, and expressing their jnews
witli greati-r Uuuncy, otcanieas and oor-
reoUieaa.
WUL1M1S Mwm
Wllmlngtoii, IV. O. w
The Farmer 's
ST GEE.
GOTO
TUENEE &C0X,
Ifyon wish to bny goinbj
Cheap fori Cash
OK.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
THEY COXST J.Vr,I JX BJXD
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Hard ware,
H ATS, Ci PS
BOOTS, SHfES
in short everything usually ke t in a
GBNEAL STOCK.
VThVnkiiuz the miblio - sr Uie verv I
liWral patrooaire bestowed u us in Uie
past we hope, by fair and pro . pt dwalings.
to merit a conunuaace oi uie aiuc.
No 1 lv
COIriK, at lew prices.
iMfU IIHSH. ' ill" ana aanscavaao so.w . 1
84M Hbrtl. and barrels of Sjxup " f
0 Barrels ugar. aU girades. ' "rtl -
3tOO Bags Kio and Laguire Coffee
tens Guanape Guano . " -
' ftOO tons of Knreka Ouaas ' 71 V
OttOO Sacks Salt, "
OO kNsrrfsa Pkurtiaf Piifahi. ,T
also f
Opooeries of all kind tVy tlto pmokmgtv
JvCHALLIBUaTON,
At tiie old Walton Co. Sr
Morgaxtton, (VTs O
Keeps a full aad corapU stock ef
which he Is offering f r salt
rsaoocBt w. ra. i
Vootei, Wstim I CL:
'McrduBtj,'
Cammlnton
Ho w Nora vt ami
WILMINGTON, S. C
Be buys aD t
W. M. WALTON & CO
DE1LEE8 I
General
COUNTRY PRODUCE
at the market pel , e.
CONNELLY & LACKEY
trt
lYloBanton, PJ. C. .
ORDERS
for J1 kind ef
OUNTRY PB ODJJCE
LEAF TOBACCO
A SPECIAL T,
Connelly Bros..
Icctrcl Htation, IV- C,
rflAKS PLEASURE IN INFORMING
I their patrons that they have larwelv
. increased then basinees SO ss to Meet tW
wants of all. Thier stock m eonstanUy be.
uur ruptenianeu.wiui sooos at nnos wluaa
utij our mcuuoa.. uoasuiung of
GhXMJtiUlES,
nAJtlfW ARei, -i
QUEENSWAM.
HATS AND CAPS.
BOOTS AND SHOEfl
snd, In short, tveiy mriicU which th trad
Thar par the hurfaest market nnos for
aU kinds of prodnce and always guarantee
uoods for the same at cash prices.
Thanking their many friends for post
favors, they trust, by fair dealing aad close
.tfcuntinn In hiinu .;! : Kl l
shore of trade. a-ly
Fruit Trees !
Rlchiudnd, V., JVtkj-Meries,
MM Javis & Ol, Proprietors.
W. T. REYNOLD 8, Agent and Canvasser,
with headquarters at Harganten, N. C. 9-tt
Burgess, ' Nichols & Co.,
Wholnole mad Or (ail
ilTixxiiixtxT,e,
Uedding, Arc,
-
No 8, Wort Trade Street,
CHARLOTTE, N.C.
Feb JO J-
S. JE r ET,.T,
No 7 Noctt Frot MMt,
Wilmington, If. & -Scioal
aii MMuoi B,
Blauk Books, StaUwnT,
SJIEET MUSIC AUD MWC4&
INSTRUMENTS.
AiBTTMSANDfiyOT
GOODS.
raoLD pMxa A btmbiaott sn
Herdi It o
Cash on HeHvufY-.
fnti for
MTmrAw.fi iH irrr.rji
Oevelaad Ooussr, V. 0.
LutalaOoity,la
LOSO BHOALS fAPMM MILLS.
Lisooia 0oaatp,JL4L
TIDDTM MOOT MTQJUt, ,
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