Offic, in th "Standard" bulldlnf, East aide of
Fayrrteville Street.
rtAIEIOFf . 5Jf, 1871.
The recent election is fruitful of pleas
ant topics for discussion. Ave will do
no more than enumerate some of them,
placing them upon record for future
elaboration, perhaps:
as well as an
threatens that political equality, he
will rally,fo a must, (for all practical pur
poses) for its defence. So long as he
can do this, he is in great measure safe.
ed man less organized, and able to pro
tect himself. The contest was between
such a community, and another not
vfiru iinnnnal even in point of num-
, SM. . - ,
. - I . ' ,1 .11 - A4-K iwsnonfa irneflv hpt-
That he has eiven such . evidence 01 oers, uuu auuiuu
ability to do it, is a
to cast upon the guilt or innocence of
the respondent on tne nxst uim wuu
charges preferred; against him in the
articles of impeachment.
t ho va endeavored. Mr. Chief Justice
and Senators, throughout the whole of
PERSONAL, POLITICAL AND GENERAL.
anaai omr J ? SS5keaiitriafto give a patient
matter for sincere ter equipped, and ieu uy. iwu UuT careful hearing and consideration
The Grand Duke Alexis of Russia
and suite have sailed from Cronstadt
for New York city, and will be due
there the early part of October.
The Wisconsin Democrats met in
State Convention at Madison, on the 23d
in A,yew departure" 'plarm was UnstituUon and, so, too, having the
T-ocnif nf smph election oDerate as in
measure upon a conviction of this on
the part of the people. In old times,
the people of North Carolina had been
used to being asked, during the canvass
for the 'Assembly, whether they wished
snnh Assemblv to take steDS for calling by
...... l : n I rtYifl nijenifii(Yll8 !
a i 'invfinnnn. or ior uumuuiim tiic i
in u vcfrwfHl bv another from time
to time; it is a right, which remains
in esse oniy so iuug ius iw pwoo
adopted.' Tas. B. Doolittle was nomi
nated for Governor.
structions for or against such measure.
This was not so here. Elected upon
certain grounds (perhaps, in view of
what has followed, we might say, pre-
TheBoard of Trade of Louisville,KyM
held a special meeting on Thursday
and adopted an appeal to Congress to members of the Assembly be questionable; but, that there
their session a
refund the taxes on cotton paid by the
Southern States in 1685, 18G6 and 18G7.J
The Supreme Court of California has
decided that a postponement should
have been granted In a case where it
was shown that the counsel for the de
fendant waa prevented from attending that, aping the victorious United States,
bv dangerous illness in his family, they proposed to force another recon
struction unon North Carolina. It turns
.A. liWV KAAU V A AM W VJWWW A
made the chief work of
matter upon which very few of them
had consulted their constituents, and it
proved, as is usual, an Aaron's" rod, to
swallow up all other legislation.
It sums up the whole matter to say
Now, whether or not the Conservative
Party would, in fact, and with the eye
of the Federal Government upon them,
have undertaken to interfere with the
political rights of the colored man,may
are no
favorable precedents in history lora
people recently freed, to entrust their
fortunes into the hands of a party unau
gurated for the sole purpose of defeat
ing their attempts for freedom, is un
questionable! The repentance, in the
case before us, is too recent, and affects
fimrlflmentals too much, to render it
A Philadelphia doctor professes
be able to relieve people who are be
wildered. , , r! , v
We understand this doctor has been
employed by the v Conservative Execu-
tive Committee of -this State, to pre-
the Legislature. -It is hoped
Coaseratives that his nni
to the able arguments of the learned will prevent the formation of the
counsel, both in behalf of the prosecu- Man's Party. -Ed.
tion and of the defence; I have endeav- s -moored
to divest myself of all prejudice The New York Tribune says there
and bias as far as it was possible for are about 60,000 colored people 'in that
oor weak mortal . man to ao. iear, i state, representing io,ow . voiers. Of
trri. tof Tiriipn T entered this lurv l these it is estimated that one-half 1 v
triumphant ! Whether it was . v nQ f Ka tHera of this case. I in that citv and' immediate .vicinal
,v,Qi incf innf nr whether an lnsnira- free fmm prejudice against In what localities and how they livo'
tion of that Providence which is not the accused as I should have been and what are their occupations, and what
tion 01 mat rru vitu, orkinr(Hi as I desired to be. The many reports, their chances and advantages for social
far from every one of us, the colored they dbubtiess were, which and intellectual improvement, is briefly
men of the county of Caswell well rep- caie to my ears through the public told in a paper which we publish to-
resent how much is possible for the presg before the meeting of this General day. The general impression, left by a
Assembly, and which, without inter- i perusal of this record win do tnat our
vatiner personal gifts. Upoi
side was Right, with simple staff and
sling, upon the other, Wrong, ;in uni-
.jj . ,i I
values, guards, challenges and vindi- form, and with armor glaring
Hiv As ever haDbens ever where, in
cates it; in reguru iu n, j - a a T,
n nf fa nnment rules, to oe Tiauam mv ivny , w bu9 o
V . w I
was
humblest society of the People to do
I nitriAcf im-'fA t.hA'nrfent hour. I wav in the word.' showine that thrw
opposed to a Convention, and, not- were welt cuted to warp the judg- are abundantly able to be artificers of
withstanding all that had been previ- ment an(i ias the minds of jurors who their own fortunes. -f , .
'Twi.rfv hf which I " ' . ' ' -i .' . i
ousiy uuuu in aswcii w w.,,v. . ueiuiig l As a ixicnmond young lauy was
them, they have made their views to
h krinwn and felt : thev have chosen
delegates of their own
inrv Vmr hpnw vote
v"," r : 7 i-. o. '
11 XT OIin -.- llTAtl Tn tTfifl- I TflllK M rsi lltIlllX AH Wiu uutuov i i:a ' rrhna Ana onnvlr ... x
amentais too mu(;n .nA.n, thev ence to makea true deliverance between ,ofth
wise maxjrienaiy prmtsLULiuius uy din quwuuu , , --- th state and the accused, l aeterminea, i - t . .t, . , , , ,
- . ii-i. I ; itiniwniirn ef-rtinfrTil I - - - i j . 1 X.. I mL. ;lA.;mAnt fn. tkn aI.aI!
riAfpnoe nf their rights They were mission, nave ueen wuty wv- -wux " ""
v " a v
those mners were the accredited organs.. ,A. o1lrHn. with vm,n
t " 1 V T.o T rlirl tint. nter I ow"u"6. -a, , " -'fivi ue.
way of think- "udic
: has gone to Sir. Chi
this investigation as
not enter
free from
man in the street on Sunday morning,
her dress suddenly burst into a blaze.
Chief Jiistice and Senators, when 1 SSTXSrH vhStad th iS
re as l snouid nave uetu, uui,
favor of the plaintiff, the judgment of
the Court below was reversed and a
new trial ordered.
The British Parliament was pro
rogued on the 21st, until Nov. 7. The
Queen's speech was read in the House
of Lords. She alluded to the recent
use of the 'royal warrant, the condition other sheep, became entangled
out that they wanted the necessary
power, and have made themselves ri
diculous, if they have not also com
mitted virtual suicide. Esop tells their
story : An eagle having carried off a
sheep in the sight of a jackdaw, the
latter thought he would do likewise,
and having pounced down upon an-
in the
. - - . i .4U I
Conservative Party, should be repaid are conscious ot tne tneir own btreugui God
with more than similar coin. Except It is a matter for general congratuia- an(i
for the surnrize that has been expressed tion, and we therefore, congatulate forget
JL I
of Ireland, the French commercial wool, and at last was taken in this sor
treaty, the' Russian conference, and the ry plight by the shepherd, and carried
treaty' djf Washington. The terinina
tioirof the old feud between the United
States and "England is regarded by Her
Majesty as a matter fox mutual rejoic-
The entire, receipts from . internal
revenue for ' tho fiscal year ended June
30, 1870, were $185,235,867, and for the
last -fiscal year, $144,011,721. There
was a decrease during the past fiscal
year of 19,500,000 on spirits and an in
crease of $200,000 on "tobacco over, the
4ireceding fiscal .year. On fermented
liquors the increase last year over the
preceding year was $1,070,000, and on
banks and bankers, $000,000. The in
come tax fell off $i8,G00,000.
We learn from the Long Branch yews,
of the 22d inst,, that it is the opinion of
physicians who- have examined Dr.
Helm bold that he is laboring under a
temporary derangement of mind occa
sioned by his business difficulties, and
that the statement that the unfortunate
a Skir .WAt jthA wsul t .--.. jco va
drinking is incorrect, as to the im
mediate cause. A professional exami
nation was made yesterday by Ir T.
G. Cfraltle, in the presence of Guilo, of
Xewark and Mr. MatselI, of New York,
who acted as Dr, Helmbold's legal ad
visers in the case which resulted in re
ronimending hU tkcavsfk i the asylum
of Dr. Kirkbfide at Philadelphia.
Vost Yirgiaja Voted for and against
a Convention to remodel the State Con
stitution, on Thursday, the 24th inst.
A dispatch to the New York Tribune
from . iParkersburg, dated, the 24th,
By the adoption of what is known as
the flick Amendment about 10,000 dis
franchised lie Del soldiers and citizens
home, to be made spoil; of .by his chil
dren.
It follows that the people who, as
some think, have unnecessarily been
broken in spirit by their unsuccessful
resistance of former projects of recon
struction against their will, by their
recent success, will pluck up courage
and be more themselves. A very large
majority of the people will (without
reference to their own votes at the late
election) speedily come to , value, and
hug to their bosoms, the recent victory ;
and this, in light, especially: 1, of
their finding out how notorious a cheat
was attempted to be put off upon them
upon the Taxation and Debt question ;
and 2, of their being more and more
aware, as they i become more cool, of
the imminent danger the State was in
of a collision with the United States,
and the consequent ill-effects to the
character and prosperity of the com
munity, no matter how brief such col
lision may have been, and how readily
the State may have given way.
" Tlib people have stood their ground,
and that ground thereby becomes the
more their own !
in high quarters at the actual result,
surprize, and ill temper, this would
seem undeserving of a pause in our dis
cussion. It is very much, to say, that
white people do not do so in regard to
their own liberty! Hostility, is never
followed at once by an unreserved con
fidence, and embrace. Not even where
kindness and a thorough knowledge of
each other preceded theiiostility. If
after hostility good offers come from
the other side, there, nevertheless, and
them most heartily.
The gain upon the vote of 1870 has
been distributed very generally in all
sections of the State. ProbabJy, more
than 30,000 white votes
hoarri fmm evervother source, and look I and Empress Intend to spend " the 'sea-
only to the sworn testimony of witness- son there..'.. The Pone yill sign (the' in
es produced before this high court, strument to which he has been . largely
The witnesses have been heard, and my instrumental, it is said, in turning the
mind hasbeen convinced beyond the imperial mind. ,
shadow of a doubt, that during the .,, cj wvinn nf iCentiirkv a nf.
ha been PiateenSle,n ferinir from drought, In' Ohio county
wiau v oi and tne summer ui aoiv, i flhn.r nTIA-eiVhth of An averai?e cron nf
counted in the majority. Both of these ivu tow not adequate to .the pro- gSSn-nrt
tacts are very agreeaDie i us. w i reuuuu ul m, uua auu enough corn will be raised to supply
out pretending to say that every one the c0U ftt
who voted against the call of a Conven- ZrrX tK $4 50 per barrel.
tion was a Republican, or that no one sheriff nf Alamance county, whose
who voted in favor of it, could be a sworn duty it was to preserve the peace exceedingly qhiet,Jut a publican
as ofcourse, follows a period of jealou. publican, the recent election gives SKHXa artthat:
watchfulness, and standing on guard, the Republican Party very fair prospects member of a scret association who had majority of last yeafwllPbe largely
The: colored man has to say of the of controlling the politics of the State banded themselves together, and under increased.' ;; ' .,l
errant, tymrs of white men in North Caro- fnr some time hereafter. All sides ad
lina, that they were born and bred in mit this. Without fresh disaster to the
the belief that he was unfit for political State or National Republican adminis-
privileges, and that some three years
ago, to give effect to that belief, they
banded themselves conquering therein
some most intense and long continued
political disgusts as regarded each oth
er, into this very Conservative Party,
baptising it with a new name, and in
venting a ritual in accordance with its
designs.
How many years ought to pass, be
fore, according to the precedents of lib
erty, he ought to give such a Party his
confidence? M
tration, for the next twelve months,
North Carolina will endorse Republi-
canism
1872.
There will be no such disaster !
the solemn sanction of an oath not to
betray one another, had taken the law
into their own hands and had whipped,
scourged, maltreated and murdered citi
zens of the county and destroyed their
property and caused them to abandon
x -I.
Eighty car loads, aggregating, ,l,p00,T
000 pounds of fresh. f teas,: have;.. been
shipped from San. Francisco, rpverland,
within a week, and a full cargo by spe
cial steamer is . due in ,that city next
week to go overland ; . : . .....
TnvptYihpr I thAir homes, for no other reason, than
111 ilUKU?V .,iiV 111 a- v"- , a 7 . . : , , . , . . . , 4
tnat tney nau. mcurreu mtj luspeaauic uisiiaiv11 inwnauii, mion.,
disguised ' assassins. t , aiso appears
from the evidence thai.' justices' of the
1 At- J ' J A 1.
ized band ; and it is in proof that, there
We cannot find it in our hearts to lay peace and other peace officers in Ala-
Unnf rfiiminr t.hnnks mance county, wereaiso oi mis organ
to those who conceived, and promoted,
and forced
of Aue-ust
inside of their own party, is a toast with county, and not a single case of trial or
all true ItDpublicans ! Confusion be to P" Z5,Z$Z in vffi
some colored men were the offenders.
North Louisiana; and West Alabama
there are reliable, reports or serious
depredations to the cotton crops' by the
army worm, and much alarm prevails.
j. uispaicii . lrum ovinia, .viu.,
m -m m a i
would nave tne privilege oirranchiseon peculiarly subject to. injury bV political
the question of to-day. This vote will fformfi5 dpniahv if T for
m almost solid in favor nf a Hon vah tion storms Undeniably, it as for
I
but ib counterbalance this element there
is a Very iarge portion of the Democrat
ic p&xty who will vote against the mea
sure:. The returns at this writing are
miager an principally from towns
nlvnra kv linn 4Vj- Z 1 4 A. '
luuug XM.LAKJ jx uio imiwuy, jfVH 1 L is
a new vuoi" and. therelore. to be
charged as naturally "desirous of revo-
of
lCUlt to ap- kreallv conservative, nnrl nnlnlfifrul r
rrrrrKZ render secure the class of
a question in which the party lines are lutwns," is capable of giving votes
not s.irictiy urawn, it is uimci
is that the Convention will be defeated
b4"sraU;majority..
Returns from the principal towns
alon.thwroad J,n.(cate the defeat
of Convention " v .
he heayiesl; storn , experienced in
many yearaln? Carlestbn, S. C., ended
there on Sunday . ; the 30th inst , , eight
and a half inches of rain having fallen
if forty-eight hours;" A severe gale interested in opposition to the call,
sueoeed'd;,1 t storm A heayyf gale the white property -holder, but that he
The colored man of North Carolina
owes his political rights to provisions
in tlio State Constitution, oojoi.ocl
with the XlVth and XVth Amend
ments to the Constitution of the United
States. The National Party with
which Conservatives in North Caro
lina co-operate, regard the point wheth
er those "amendments" have really
been adopted, as still a question.' It
denies that they have been. Such was
its latest authentic deliverance, and
wnat are its present impressions may
be gathered from the censure so gener
ally heaped upon the so-called "New
Conservatives in North
Carolina in the late canvass very eren-
erally exhorted the colored man to
withdraw his objections to the Con
vention movement, upon the ground
that they would not if they could, and,
also, could not if they would, interfere
with his rights. The amount of reli-
himself. It appears from the recent ance to De Placed upon the first branch
election, that the colored man, although of .the proposition depended upon Con
himself, as the Romans used to say, siderations. already presented, com
bined with the met that the Uonserva-.
tive Party had no. national existence
except as a satellite of the Democratic
Party and that this latter Party held
for doctrine, that the Constitution of
the United States did not guarantee
the political rights of colored men,
the XlVth and XVth being only so
called Amendments! Noscitur a sociis :
clearly, the kindness of the Conserva
tive party to the colored man was un
reliable, politically. Then, for Con
servatives to exhort the colored man
to confidence in them, upon the ground
that his rights, at all events, were se
cure under the XlVth and XVth
all Conservatives who will not have
their Party to follow. such!.
This state of things was intolerable, It
had brouarht disgrace, upon the fair
now committing fearful ravages.
cotton will be materially shortened.
Gen Butler's daughter, the .wife of
Senator Ames, of Mississippi at: pres
ent sojourning in Lowell,, Mass.;. Avas
safely delivered of a eon (Tuesday even-
IMPEACHMENT OF GOV. HOLDEN.
name of North Carolina, and was doing I ing the 22d Mother and child aro dor
an injury which it would require years I ing well. .... ... ,.!... .
That the public mind is undergoing to repair. , Public serien .ia- vonff the Reniiblicahs'wh6iM'rcn.
a change relative to tne impeaenmeni 7 zrril rr .."rrr derinsr good service lir California are
In connection with this latter con
sideration, it also seems to Us that the
solid vote against Convention cast by
the colored men, may come to be so
appreciated by the property holders of
the State, as having been given strictly
in the interest of these latter, that a
fine prospect for a political entente cordi
ale between the two is opened up. The
scarecrow of excessive taxation being Departure."
out of the way, as it will soon be seen
never to have been in the way, it will
follow, to all men's apprehension that
the vote of the colored men, was as wise
for the white property-holder, a class
.Li. : i- i rc z 'i xt-A :
and removal of Gov. Holden from office. " "T" Senators HamlinNy? and Williams
I I rrt III III INfrt-ri lift II I I I L V tT I It-rtTI I IAIrillllllM I m , " , ' .
intnntw nnd ndim-ninWntivf! ot Oregon, and uongressmcn liingnam,
is undeniable. It was thought by a great mto other and adjoining counties.; Ciyfl
many inav tne action oi me Ajegisiaiure uiw. woo ximcuix w lem vuvvi,
was prompted by the purest motives ; and J -became absolutely necessary to
, ri ... .. i it i . - resort to other means to stay the tide of
that the Constitution hadbeen violated; destruction or to give up the disaffected
that for the security of future, genera- district, to. the tender mercies of , a
tions, and as an example for men who heartless band of disguised midnight
mi -ii a - Jz-.
high official positions in executioners. ine alternative was
ciiusen ; nie umiiary jurce ui uie couu-r
try was called into requisition , by the
Governor to suppress violence, to pro
tect life and to save property, and for
doing this he is impeached, and I am
called upon to pass between him and
his accusers, and for my verdict and
may occupy
the future, Gov. Holden should be de
posed. This was the opinion of thou
sands of men in this State when the
Senate rendered a verdict of " guilty."
At that time a very large portion of
the people of this State believed the
es, and Mayhard.1,4.'1, ," , ' " ;
A colored member of the Souifr. Car
olina Legislature has;AuedMa. negr,o
barber in Charleston, for t ?refu4nffj j to
shave him ' ? . ; JlM,,i
The Census tables have been- "flhtdly
revised and it gives a total population
of 38,555,983. ' 1 '
ROMANTIC MARRfAOES ' IN NEW HAMP.
SHIRE. . J'Ui. .
Of the preliminaries1 of a marriage
property-
holders We know that in communi
ties where his vote was greatly consol
idated at the recent election, he listen
ed intently to discussions during the
canvass, m which these points were
made to him with great plainness, and
at length, viz:; that if the movement
turned out to he a revolution,' and was
put down as such,e was not so much
as
upon mv oath I do sav. "he is not v. v,v uiaiuiMAvt,. n
Ku Klux Klan to be a myth ; that it guilty of the first and second charges." a correspondent of, the Boston. ydy4a'
a a .1 u ' i 'i 'I ; " ' I a i . '
was gotten up oy a sensational pressi . .... . . , . .. , , , , i gossips tnus : )..tn viu ; . w -A
and unscrupulous politicians, for the I The Ohio campaign m was; opened on I MSdmd 'months agoj a gehtleman re-
purpose of making political capital. th 24th inst.; at half a dozen different fiding in Illinois wrote- to ah' ofllciftl ' in
The mysteries of the mysterious Klan, points, with speeches frdrii leading Re' S jSS'Ji'
i 14. a, i t,, . j.- ' , ' 'A ' t i ting (that; he was desirous- lOf -procuring
as brought to light by the .Outrage publicans of the State, General E. a good wife i .that- he had h toMsamuch
Committee at, AVashington, D. C, by JNoyes addressed -a large meeting -at ;df the excellence of the; daugh ten ofitlie
the confessions of the Rutherford coun-1 Columbus,
ty Ku Klux, and the testimony of lano
i -ivuiti,, imavuuynivcu giccvu i fu au. j-ytwu, vu v . aittcs, ut jh,uvs- II lad IfiS. ' The: offioin 1 ' hrtifvl i nf ihn
mass of the people that the Kaa,is.no yille, Geri.:Garfield at Cincinnati,. SenK I good i standing ofr his correspondent,
a myth or a political hobby ; but; tliat 1 atot Moftdn - at Dayton; 'Eieut. 4 Goyj promptlyi iforwarded to ihUa the! names
it isasecretoraranizationasmmberino' Lefe at!Cantori. arid Jiide flhplinhr of a)fe rladies, rto veachuof hora the
A7Tlfflnr in..hfi mirlst, nf Avorw rnmmn nf f!Jpavolanl
v: j : "-r'- ,? , - - ' : - :requesting;an answertLWith viewto
"iiyivnuy any inoment to aeai careiuny ; prepared -oeiorenand, j s and further: correspondence : if mutually
death and destruction to all who op- bristled with telling arsruments. The agreeable. ' One of i the answers he re-
while Hoh. Columbus T)e- iiayiBtatej nevas muy persuaded! they
spoke, at Saiidusky, Senator Sher MilS?
w-v w mr-fm. m.mtm nmj m. B-B A J mm B m m mw.mmmmmm
was, for; pother reasons, interested to Amendments i. e. 4they could not
vote it do, that if he did it only they would all the while that their ed&av6reii tout doVnlhe mux: tte'ate, VmSgS ed'ofthe EBK
fnSrthp! rpjisnn unrlpr fnneirlorcif lio OWn party, m
would "thereby Entitle himself to the tl0n' heZd that these were no Amend-
grateful estimation of the white man, mentsi was a grand experiment upon
and that such . seed would bear irood his credulity, and, if he had accepted
it, would nave oeen a demonstration
of his inability to defend such political
rights as might have been conferred
It has turned out other-
an nun-storm prevailed throucrh Fri
day-ad Saturday at "Savannah; Ga.,
anil ,iqiuch: oaiiiftas done w'tne rail
roads, interrupting travel. - The rice
crop has sustained injury, ' Frost on
Saturday;5 covered the wires on Mount
Atashiiigtori viUi:'ice; .breaking them fruit hereafter V Unquestionably,, by
in several places.. . .. . gradually maturing convictions, foun-
Later advices from Charleston 1 and ded upon cool reflection on the risks
Savanah'repi the by him recently encountered j-the white
cro'ty the' recent storm as far great- man of North Carolina cannot fail to
er than. at first supposed. It is -feared felicitate himself upon-, at least, his
that tlie sections over which the: gale- good luck in having been overwhelmed
ps-a-alm0st, ''entirely do- by the massed colored vote of his
spoued of .the abundance of the .crops, neighbors and fellow-citizens. Who pregnable, and, upon
In other1 '"parts Of the seaboard Statos shall hinder irood nature, and vancl will restore the encxl tpmnpr nf all inaf
i- i , i ' s ; : . . - l . , : ' o " " " I - o r - - j uau
complaintjs made of the drought, and feeling from acting their appropriate conservative gentlemen, who since tlie
recent election, have suffered them
selves to talk of re-establishing the
"white line." '
pose the White Man 's Party.
The effect of all this . has been to set
the people to thinking about the im
peachment and conviction of Gov.' Hol
den. In nine cases out of every ten, it
has been decided in the minds of un
prejudiced people, that Gov. Holden
was impeached and deposed because he
canvass opens auspiciously, , and prom- ;cewea was-irom a.nativoand resident
ises a glorious result The' wtVf?mAnt'-' of this: town, who at; ! thditime. rvtaaln
Vl -5 i0!1(lus resW W.yH66111 'HaverhiltfteachintHiyungideahow
of McCook from active speechrmaking,; to, shoots Her'a vas vi iwellworded
the bitter war in the Democratic ranks straightforward -epistle;-andithe recip
over the " new ideparture,n and the j6nt: was at once impressed; with the in
utter absence of anything like eritmi- JSlgenf and good sense manifested by
Qfi-nw. -Vi V ' " the writer,; A correspoiideneo ensued,
siasm over the ticket, rwill: swell our wv. i r. o a 4 f ,,,1 J .i '
momrif,, V,, 1 S 4. A ' I " "-""V11 " WOMW1KU1"
:rjVvjr tiiuuoauua ui vuitcs.. ,,jjions: : en.'thelavorahlermlninA iwh frrrt-
it is being talked among the
that justice or a proper regard
J . . A 7 7 7 M T - I "WW 1 j
Muucwery,naa very tittle to .do. rP?ed pected here hoxtiy-. when -lie will.i
wun me impeaenmeni ana conviction of XJL XtT sriiiTiv'':WVJ8 turn to : his. Western homd with ihiasin-
.Te
upon him.
wise !
This position in favor of the massed
Gov. Holden. The interest of party yihe
revenge of personal and political enemies,
and obedience to tJie mandates of the Ku
Klux Klan, effected the conviction - and
removal of Gov. Holden.
or general information and as food
Ohio is safe for twenty thou- gularly-wbn. bride. ;Theladv iri, twll
lLV-T-IllS: Tflll . I j7 i . . .1"
tiucuteuj pi spotless reputation; andpos
sesses the . j inecessarjr fcraaliflcatiom to
running.
sand majority this fall.
vote recently cast by the colored man for thinking fair-minded people,we pub
against a Convention, is entirely im- lish "the opinion of Senator It. M. Nor
wuMuwauun, ment, oi itoDeson, upon the first and
colored man
the bollrm is making fearful ravages parts in such event?
among xne.couon plants, in Virginia
corn.is suffenng.for want of rain. The The massed vote of the
mills along the line of the Alexandria at the recent election is in many ways
am thti eso$eake : and Ohib1 . Canal creditable to him. In 1868, contrary
navo Doen compeued to stop operations; j to all i expectations upon the part of i
navigation along; these routes haS been those who thought they had reason to
heavy rain , should fall . within forty tavor of the policy which acquired for perhaps will be generally conceded
eight hours the less' for want of water him political freedom. The recent vote Caswell the best! It is understood
wiUvery great. . . ,,T r ( A is,so far,propf,thatin any struggle which that in no part of the State is the color-
In this point of view,
hail the result in the
well. Other counties afford very good
examples
The Republicans Of New York hold' I haphy the homo of dierhusbandt
their Biate Convention 1 1 'Aok1 : whoa agentlemita of integrity:ultiro.
A'v7u l v --A ana wealthy and iwelllprovidoa with th-
the 27th of September, Xt would have 'goods , 0f ;tAis wSifiSSsSS in
been much better ; if 4he Convention gaged id inercntile:puirsuitsJ i of'l
had assembled af month sooner ; hdw-1 "t;th:notujita2y!tetance'o
ever, we hope oar-New York friends SSSSJ1" )(ntractiHg!imarriage
i, upuinue nrsc ana will imltA : 't"-t'. -iis.il i-BW"- rumantic:circiimstancC8i' A
second articlesas preferred bv the Hod 7,- of ouri factory pera-
of Representatives - - TU " .pthang; bjut, ves w;rendto agjI
i i wrangling among themselves can bring if1?
opinion of senator k. m. NOB3IENT. defeat. -'! t j ; 5 ; n , . vj,, 'ielyJtofmatehim.a ood: wi&vtfbyfia
Mr. Chief Justice and Senators: Being 'v? 1 ' "- - mutual friend. HHei.wrotoj;tou her, a
called upon to discharge i oneof the most Tho wiir , ,correspondejico;wasopened,r cartoside-
j wv iuuio auu
the whole State of North Carolina: hut
i j.1 i x - ... '
aiso uie cnamcter and reputation of the
jmei lviagistrate or tne state, 1 feel
to be my solemn and hounden dutv
enter of record the reasons which impel
Special Deputy Grand. Sire
v JP-SfPSSri c3 acheck for $500, with which . she
uuiui- l' . i i ii ik-ii rri ; n, nnn i Anttif i .wi
morse, oriiserllttr'ihrnssfiL'wi,i;- rvrzrr ' 1BWUr
it hv th Oranvi'xroif.i 5w7a i vrr muuciucoaii urancisco ito a jnarrvithe-
i J "j- viwi vi Lilt; vv iv 1 1 1 ir i r in I'mo i ntir.in i. i t - . . . .
i r i . i u l . v - . i . puuil imvi'
me to give the vote which I, am nhAnt irZZ r:"lif5!aV,lsnea 8ix arrivaL andthe Union has hmWedamost
v . few,yv iWWnl!(( . T ieiicitoual one.Viorp; yiuij -hTj . ,