DAlL"i' NEWS
SATURDAY. MARCH 15, 1879.
Ill NMEY A JOKl)4, lropN.
JOHN It. 1 1 1. SSI. Y, - Editor.
Ocean Telegraphy.
The progress of ocean ttlefciihy,
from tb 6i;niog of the a gi eminent con
stituting the ti: s. Atlintic company,
twenty-five year ao, down to the
prtant, is full of inUresl almost dia
matic It is well wo. th the while of
every thi?.kinjj person to contemplate
it in its detail. The application of
lectiicity to the improvement of bu-
man cooaittooa is to ureiy ioe resuu
of Amejican thought tht we may well
be 6. led with hont alf ' r ficition.
II Franc s Icoc, ly his inductive phi
losophy, first set men thinking in the
riht direction, acd showed how much
more pn ratable it was to io: sider ma
ti ial phenomena in tbrir rtlUm to
aiicd than to Sfend I fe in the fruitless
dicu:&ioo of tLe caiure of mind over
which ptiloeojhera had busied them
selves for centuti s. it wa for the New
World to reap the greatt st practical
- a U
resolUofhU way of thinking, acd to
onnfr. throoh Franklin and Mrse.
"
au3 the hundreds woo nave tucceeuea
them. theretet material bt-netits on
the worKJ- The areat project oriKina-
ted with Cyrv W. Field. While study . A later report sys that the office
ing the scheme of connecting New ,,eeters succeeded in overpowering
foundland with the main land, the tne police on giord at Senator Gordon's
thought, "Why not carry iue ime
-acr!s tbe ocan? tiahv-U on bis
miud. lie aj plied to his fiienda, whce
a i . a
nams we have fjiven arx.e, ar.a me
N-w York, Newfoundland and Loudon
Telegraph Comiuny was at once form-
ed. An iceffccfual attempt to lay a
cable acroas the Gulf of t. Lawr nee
was made in 1S5. A gale caused tLe
loss of the cabl. I: wa accomplished
In ISC C. Mr. Field .bowed his confi
dence in the Atlantic project by per
sonally sul acribiDg oue-fcurth of the
capital requited. His labors in Eng
land to induce cp til s's to enibaik in
the en'erprUe wne Herculean and he
roic. Probably fw other men in the
world at that tirr.c could have succeed
ed as he succit-drd or could Lave in
spired autiicient confidence to have suc
ceeded at all. The difficulties were
enrrrou.-. It aren.td a though the
wtrld .a Dot na iy for the splendid night and the House prt ceediugs jt s
beiufit bf prop sed to confer on it. He terday in lasv.in Jce Turner was the
i-curul c nr(n-i.t frrm the Mriti.sh
ard Ann ncun ovt rnrr.rnts and aid in
iii . lie ac. onipatiitl the xprdi
t or s of "T at.d lSVv Tw ee in lS'.T
thrattimtt t !. thecal- faild. The
atti n 1 1 in 1 V-V niccitd.d, tut.asin
riica'id ;U)Vc. tKs cab'e, after the
trui n.isi'U i ' a fi'W wotd. n' ceas
ed woikirg. I'hr c vil w.ar then
lii i jfiat;- n. In l'-. aftrr !"X or
Mti. rata' i:iy ol ihe ubjct, te
ul re :. sr. at intpnvf n n's a"-d me
chauic.i' p-diri.. of Wtn 'er'ul u ge
Luity. w.th ll ;t d f th-Gnat Eastern
ai. in r alt-mpt wa m 'de and aa:n
tt.i :c ) ia.lurr, no 1 than 1. '
n.i.1 of c.t le U'-iig ior. Lutinl;i
tbe two c -t.li'.i !. wete uu led, am!
tbe zst cab'e i liitcwt.-r ti.heil fr m
a ii th of t o nxi.t aLd j irtd to th-wt-stnu
h r- ot the All.tUt.c. Tt'e U
bi r ol llircuh u.'iivd ' Mr. K.eiJ.
in l.t gt at tntfi pii- cm k . the woii
nrarlj h:ty tin.--' What profemed
tratti i-r b l r..v.l !h.-i h ment.t ofteu-t-
r f What UuLcior of tl.c I um.it
race Lis ejriitl h hoi. or n'.urt laiil)'.'
W ht c t tcr 'f err iris is entitle.'
to equI rt-iiowu wi h :! w subduer of
the elrrr. r.t io ti e m'ercst of the
rav.
IVi.k's ' HLd-H k of North Caro
lina" My a that the climate i-f North
I irv liua cot reti ocda to that of Koith
ern middle Italy and ajuthern ard mid
ule Ktance, boni( tc ap. rid ou one side
by the Atlantic oc an and u th other
by the h gb reaks and talle la . I of
the AiiySlachiaa txoua'ains. And a,
tbe State his to ra. a length from
east. t w-t, t well as s-- considerable
aa '.evjt:cn io oue part (3,(00 and
4,X0 feet,) the range cf climate is very
giea', from ubtrcpcal on the coast,
within tbe ir.rlui nee of the liull Stream,
to cu(d teo.peral tu '.he table 'ai d of
tbe west. 'I he itbcrtxal in the one
case, (t Smithv.ilo, tbeerttenie aeu'b
east.) being CC , (tLat of A'.exaudiia.
io Ejp. .) and tr. tLe other (at H oru,
tbe hifcb. r M"ontaia pliteau iu tb
tit ) .beat 5!0, whicri is that of New
Yt rk i.nd of Paris, France ; tl.at of tbe
PL
Caoi
rev;...ii fadg under the lire of Co .
" ' I
whicU is that of (.gasaki. rj.ipao.)
Abns. (Jibra.tax. i.c. I
I'ANirt. rkt-cniKiY i right. In
Ir ii .b ci. 1. n of that at e r.nd
a-a.(.u ir p:tctitat.v- (VI. Drown, i f
Meckict.b ur. that the net reveuuc
bill is the bt 1 he ttate ha -ver h.id.
Thi iracLimry i nijl..ys for tb lint
leg and a.- t.inj of re.eviial pr p..ty
is one 1 f it ditir guisbir exc lieuci. j.
Much vatuabt) tLonl.t as g-.vii this
ul j'Ct by Ser ator A'cztndcr.
-a ... if..i.... I . . .V " r. ""ll acea OinaiUi? CollStiUCiIon unon thA I vmniwu m,iiui. ui'KUb iiiob I uu uire muuuu policies.
Ul uu cerUtu atttcle winch appealed in said L Ti,,. r.s tkai ' k. learned more chaiitv even from hfith.n funds invented at hatne among o&r
. hii.b corurt:ds to Oj'aiio I iir. but it?ni cht brioif ou another i " i .u . mvrhnWv P,e- au losses paid promptly ana
, .uu v in.j v j an , . j. ,, vau ... .(,u. vnu vu ouuiucr U(jCiarv aloue. bv t he Constitution of I mythology . kiiM nw u thftM nf an v tlrst M
lJa. ai.d Sjcatobewan : the- micille I quirl, and inasmuch, as Out one indi- I thm T',:tA stntoa T m cr. I At this point the speaker nauserl. nanv. Has thri-k dollars of assets
Aaeiica ti e temper is tLe r.val oi ed by a con.mi.t of the legislature K . , "l,,d h hiLr of the M-iicar. eagU that plucked at his
Ue otiri r. ai.J ia rai..div recdetinr hi- ,t" w'er V 118 UC.M3 Ul1.11 l ha i,.. r. .n.l.ti.h h. th 'i vulture." The action
. , . , I ptoper question for w d couui'tto to . , , . 11'' the utterance as he said it
r ei. ai . f iiil..i.l-,.i'i. . ... 1.1. . ..A l.r .... Uur fur in im n'miitiAn i-if all nnr. I w v w1- uvc , s iiu iu
. ... . ..u. k a news;,apvr pub'i.her who wrote " ir .1 eagle that plucked at his
r.e cc:.o.o ntrus a ,.n , voU. to crrta:n a, t.Hes whurh appeared in the 'use of rethrown up and
ine orTo o e. 1 1 e.u-. r mUT. c .un.11. m mv pap-, we u-?i uouna to f . ' . : swop of the kinff of birt
P.ef tte w iii of dccdI. a-,d th. P'ui. il .....prrov, ... .uch imd- J X' 7 .oriW in the Kesture, and
. " . . .lent a:;.t h ret . lore ULikuown n:teiier- K,. ' Ul D - , .
otaor evit.s th ,..u r, reta'ion. A I em.., , h t jc 1'i.ss. 1 reasnry be, .nd is hereby, directed. Jr7tSKhtenid iS
r.. . . rr.A, 1 1,.. .k- W , , out of the tm iieys iu the lreafurr not rui -raifcutenea out anu
.... ' - ".M..r.rM...iu.ir sjiupuny . . -ri.t.c, fll nav ,-.-: Urger pointed at tloar. it
o.ce of J.l n tl r Ii jti-t crjrr in the or lien agau at any of the parties ceri , M.,'d' rlT .an ' H ' Jt M J and effective piece of c
::'etnr. coo.e,u.Hi .u iue mvteugating matter, .rv t.. -,fn . R. witnessed. Hoar felt the si
Tue M'TBirrtD Ihm Trta atS"a.-b-icgt
n cau tlud a harpy s-lutiou to
their troubles by e.rctmg Lieutenant
Govftcor Arroti-v'd Shaker cf ihe
House. Aa lr. s.ient c f ibe Srcate i t
North Car olina Le made a reputation
a a parliamenta iu. Aa a lawyer be
has few equita in the 40th Concrts,
lie is incotrupt b!. The 6 a.kburu
x! " Klali DjaiocraH cannot do
b Uc. . ... . ffl him Sreakc.
wr
IL
wjlb
own
mil
l. r.UU 4 ll'aihlnrtAn.
Thet are havinz an awful time in 11 1 nd bH-dozing, too of a very des
1 lit' are naving au awiui muo iu i ncA t x n under-
Vahingtoo. The Star, of yesterday,
report a fatal collision . on PanDsylra
ma avenue. It weaii tht a larg
Priy of Kentucky office-itekera, by
the Metropolitan road, hurrying down
Louisiana avenue, collided in Xrout of
the market with several thousand of-
, . ... . . ,:.. ,.
.
Tin street. Ai me name time uwj
delegation from BUtirnore by the I-
totuac road, and another Maryland
crowd by the Baltimore 4 Ohio road,
convened upon the same point and at-
terapted to force their way through the
ooo omei ated Virginia and Ken-
tockian Tue confusion
iucre at
I I
ed by the arrival of several squads of
excited applicants seeking the lodg
ings ot the various Sec at or a, and who
tried to make their way through the
crowd at all hazard. The open spice
in front of the market and upon all the
intersecting ttreets was now tilled with
a siuliug miss of many thousand of
flce-seekets, and ih scrimmage for a
w 1 r
time was Xuriojs. Ilie uumocr oi
ouuded taken to ine r.eiguojru g
drug stores probably gave rise to the
reports of loss of lite, but when thj po-
I i rt uai.T succeeded in breakiotr up
.u.. k, ..a, o...., .r.
I lllO lilt otvvv9
i rrwn thicklv with locks of bair. wiirs.
I tmtjoQ bottles, false teeth, crutches,
of thumbs. gouKed-out eves, &c
1,. aoU h .d forced their way iDto
Li, ick chamber. Another
haJ corrrp.ned to njate escape
f hU houwi lo disguise, and that
Tfr4i other Sjnaturs were flying for
I ti rfR.tlprs ar in.
r a 1 1 . V. . . aI:
mrtuiicti uy iue rr, icu
that under tne rules or tne senate note
of the sabotdina'e officers of that body
can be removed except by the consent
of Vice I'resid.ut Wheeler. This they
consider to be a flimsy pretext put
forth by tbe Senators toavoiti importu
nities for office. A crisis is im
minent. It is feared that the worst
bas uot been reac'a.d, as every train
carries fresh at rivals of f h y-s . ekers
with the de-ptratiou of famtue stamed
up m their brows.
The Skx.ktk proceedings Thui9Jay
comedy aftT a.iue tr igic events of a
iew days previous. The Senate w.s
the aceue of ar irrv discut-sion. atd duc-
listirdomoni'.ririons. tht H.-uw
:it the nibt ses.-iou Wednesday re
called the r'otou-j Hdi-l
f 10.
-t v-n' ion
N. ktii C'akoi.ixa has 3TS cities, towns
aud M!!ai;i4. according to the 'IIajl
took of Notth Carolina." Strauge to
y the p pulafii n of tlo tbte largcs
c ti in t' e State is not ivec. Nlw
U-ra an i F.ie ; teville i-i credited with
C. tin! fAt-h WitiJton has 4 ("00 a
on let fal grrwth. Oiecnbro his
0. Hick-ry, a c- topiia: iv.ly ne-w
town, has 1 2- O.
The si.ee: s that s -mc w. ro pleased
to it-vel at Si-Arou Gr.UIam ou arc -unr
of bis u:itirin effort- in fx half of thi-tai-paycts
of tho State did n t in tbe
lest alf t-ct.ihat g iiMeman's z- at in the
pe. plc" c line id reform. So exce'.'eat
and tmpartiAi a judx'e a.s the (.'hai.otto
Demociut apprecat.s bis valuable
eivicts iu the ? r.i e. Tbe D 'notrat
-ays :
S.-tat.-r Wrn. A. (irabam, of Lincoln.
h- sbuwn Liu.stlf to be a consistent
and woitby K pteson'ative of his cou-
tituenta. He ua only iavored cuitad-ttie-nl
iu tbe r-aUriet. of a few Mate
ofhoers, but he voted against the bg
appropriations of public money, and I
aCioi.t all doubtful tcbemea of every I
orr. We have watched b t course in I
ine Stato Senate, and chu conti iently I
ay that be will do to trust with the
public buines of auy people.
OIIIDkOn lUVeJ.llga.Ilng OIU-
The hiKh-Lai.d.d uutage perpttra- I
ttd by Senator Hob nsou's committee
is fitly chiracterizjd by the Charlotte
Deuiocia. wLose manly ed tor is ever
uo the alert lo resent any e n roach -metit
on tbe freedom of the Prets.
The Democrat sajs:
Wem ghM-robAbly wah propriety,
ay acmtting .Hains. Uie at.e.i.pts of
u.eo.bt-rM ol the LekuJa'.ure. in tbe-I
ba
d
( of . iuv irfaimg commiiUe,
iuiim:dA e ctrta Italeikh new.-
lo
P-J,er aud inter fe.u with tiie fretdom
I a i a , k.' a .
V , f . f n ri ri 7, n ' h
.he tli IriiL-e t f lb Charlotte l)fmiK r.r. I
wLen it frteuom to diSjuas a public af-
la.r was a:aiKd and denied by a com
bination, we believe we w.l let the
matter puss w-.thout enagiriiir iu tbe
difficulty. But when it is travel v vote
ilu o uni ui.u im 10 it ior tne rur-
I ... .'. I . "A A" . ,
ir-H oi k 1 k' ou t.-e record, aa one
North ('.ol.. a j uiralit, against a
prociiJ nv: tiiat we think all engaged
10 will hcieal'icr acknowledge as wrong
aad very niprudent.
The Cbarlo.to Observer is quite as
as emphatic :
I hlS IB CO afTlir of mira frii-ttw i ha
8ie.ik'nkr ; out it is important to us and
to ail tl er journalist to know if this I
lui'iisro. tai yMm u to make a part I
-.f ihe machinery ol government in I
or'h ta'o mi. ir, bn a paper I
1 . . f . 1 . . 1 a-AJJ I. .- 1AA.. I . . . ' J I a .. .. . .... I
I J " p, . . a ., . . t, m-mtha nrlri niv t,. ll,. r.f i
'n' ' i fiiwiii n oiiicie wuicn i
d.x.-i nvt iret the ar pioval of a mem-
oi tuo ijt wiuir, n9 prpnnor is ig ouicera ui iue iieasury are caving l
reby iendiei liable lo appear and J couaiderable d tiiyulty to ascertain who j
".ti uu mum iue iiii.ivi, mil i yi ij
what for. it is h'irh time that the fac I Lhia
being ma ie grnerally known. The i to
ptocevdu g. however, was oevi t heard f tbeir nagetnent, or were honorably i "Wasbitgton Fost
n iu north Carolina, belore, acd u tbe J disco. j:ed.' aud one of the qua'-ion J Mr. Hayes will find it th3 part or
prcas has a proper appreciation of its which ris a is whether the laiLcr I wisdoui not to ba lavuh of his Teto
nLta, dt-ni'T and importance, it cUase in I mtted by that provision, A I power. A too free nie of the preroga-
. A.b K - M aP mm
uv-.er uura w igam. I utcisioii uu - ius ana othe?' points I tive
it.owra it to useir to teak oat I which may arise wil bd rtnJt red in a l al
against mis srrc es oi ouii-dozinj for ' few
it is bull-dozinr, and nothing short of
taEng to gag the pres under false
pretences.
Every inch a journalist, the editor
of the rjine Times says :
We mugt eay tUat the committee
mad a ridiculous display examining a
newspaper as to who wrote its edito-
rials. Investigations generally have
I become iaroea, but this caps tue climax,
Much is bain; said in the Radical
pre83 aa to what would be done by Mr.
Hayes should the Democrats follow the
nurarous examples set by the Repub-
ncao a-id attach political riders to ap-
prCp .in ion hills. The fillowin; x-
tract from the
.irc'impnt of that
"gtalwart Republican" and able jurist,
I jonn a. Lgan, before the Senate, in
the .Tnhnson iraneachment case, shows
conclusively what he thought ah
. t t-l A 1 Va.U -U
corciusivoiy wnai ue iuoukui u juhud
right of the Presideut to veto an ap -
" .... . .
nromiation bill. and. if he d.d veto it.
veto it,
r '
wh:it snouhJ oe iue reni -uy. no aaiu:
. At. . l. IT-
ii-in .k, ;f v. fJr-;
i4 vuc i-u-i, ti t,ii t-
dent should veto every bill that should
I rAaa ti.. l'imirfV4 aiUl T 1 1 't nriL DA &
f-" . . T
. V ; 1 . t aa art'jin.f liia - aa f a 1 1 fi
. . , f , om,r(mr;tionf .so as
completelv block the wheels of Gov-
ernmenl, that he could not be irapeacn-
I 'or aQ noproper use of fad power,
although he is authorized oy trie ton.
i, .a ennh rwtVOt'V pr
-onl.i h iim whiin the exercise of
I lawful power was done in such a way as
to become s oppressive ana oovious y
wroue thar; there must be a remedy,
and impeachment would be tne ouiy
one.
Tue Pee Dee Ileiald conaritulates
the farmers that the blow aimed at
J
the Department of Agriculture" re-
bounded on thit body. The 'Herald
Pu tne Commissioner o i the back and
ays:
I Our former Co inty man. Col. L. L.
1 ui, Kn.D wt wi 0" " ujb....o
..death hit, " which put a -dry grim'
i on ni8 face equal to a crost-cut saw.
The Tobacco Tax,
Tartoro Scuthemer.
A few weeks ago we published, at
the request of D. strict Attorney Albert-
sou, a notice to farmers concerning the
fale of tobacco to their hand. Ttieie
set uis to be a coutlict of opinion ou the
subject, and for the benefit, of our
farmer fi lends we publish the following
letter regarding the matter :
Office 1. S. Distkict Attorney, )
Eastern District N. (.,
I.alf:k.h, March oth, IST'J )
V. r. Williamson, Esq.. U.U Com
missioner, Ta. boro, N. C.:'
llrniiu: I have iust received from
1... I '.mwiiiviniwr nf Intt-r.-ial T? a v 1 1 1 1
tho "construction" of that Department
ution the selling of tobacco by farmers
' . Ta 1 .I
to tbe.r emplovees. It is tomswhat
Jiflerent from the ruling of Judire
liiooks uixju the same suoiect. vihich I
"... I
coiumuii'ca ed to you wuea lnfliarooro,
an,i ajsked you to have publishexl for the
I iui'ormatiou of your farmers. This con
struction wa6 arrived ;il and published
April 4th. 1TS,
irt o ....... .lr a.r ..
... V . . VA. u . i.
L lwcid C. W ade, Loilfctor, S ivaunah,
tii-oriri:!. It was not in mv oitu-e. aud
rnv attentiou was not called to it in an v
wav until l.st week. I am soi rv that
the" contradiction exists. There are
parti s indicted now. under Judse
I JJiooks' charge last Fall Circuit, hold-
I in,: tlio law as pun:i.-uea oy me. i bend
c py of Comtu'ssioner s crcular, bot
Judue Brooks does not h ld bimtelf
b u-id by the construction, only so far
as ho may adopt.
t'ommi-si.imr Raurn savs : ''It has
been, and is now, beid that a farmer or
pliuter, who simply supplies his em-
pi. v e with what manufactured tobac-
co lb y need fT their owu personal ue
a- d thi'ir e:'cial accomniotia'.ion, and
not Witn a view to gaiu or proti. to
In his If. is not regarded as engaged in I
the busiusof selling manufactured
tobacco, and would not bo required to I
pay a special tax tor thus supplyiug his I
liirf-il Uk.rera with t.ihnm'n I
"This rul.ng is intended to embrace
ill caes where larmers and planters
furnish i.upplies of toba-co to their la-
borer. whether such laborers are paid
.. I
r. ntipit'ated sum in a-h or its equiva- I
nt by the year, month, week or day:
or paid by receiving a p rtion of the I
crop produced as pet co-it- act, or where I
!.. i a i I
TC laoorers cuiutaic a given numoer
acres of land at an agreed rent. A
farmer or planter who t-o'ely for the I
aoc-mmodation of his laborers or em-
p'oytes, an above denned, not wttii a
v1ew i gain or pront u nimseJi, even
i mougn ne cnarges a price ior tne to- I
I V4 w A1t tl MA ff lant i.A 1 I
, t ,,r U,. I
uv 'vas 7 iu v v mM ft A UIV l I lUOVl 1 V LI I
tirolv m IiaIa I a tit it ia t n a m K. . I
himself for such loss, cost and expense
88 he ru-iy t ecesarily incur is not
held to be liable to pay the special 1
tax.
(Signed,) OrbKaN B. Raum,
tommifbioner. I
Judge Bro ks holds the above not to
be law. aud he can only be bound by the
law. I must take the law from the
Judgc; an1 untiI (he
oyiJon, it is not safe t:
:. . ..,
Tn 1
uuuu ailCIO UIo l
jt farmers to f-ell I
or. f Km it- ra tr i ri r r tt rm. i 1 & v
The
vja.u'vaiii ik w v ii a m c a 'a- v in ia At a i
neads of le''par1ents can make ml
fcnd rvRuUls under the law. Th,
les
py
- l' -1''1 nic, but my duty is plain.
. - . . r
tiy truly vours.
J. M. A LBERTSON.
The .'le.xlcan Veteran'.
The following act of Congress, gran
tiie t!me of thtir engagement or were "
... I
h .norably discharged,' the three
ri 1 rt flic artri nor nrAn win f. k ik.
act of July 19. Ib43, and by the limita-
t ons contained in said act, in all cases,
upou tne presentation oi satisfactory I
evidence that said extra compensation
nnt hin nrAvioncl v rnrAi vrt . Trrv I
vided, 1 bat tbe provinous of this act
shaii include also the the officers, p tt v I A
omceis, seamen aud marines ot the I
United S-ates navy.the revenue marine I
sarvtce aavl the officers and soldiers of I
iue uuitca oiates army empi.jea ia the I
prosecution of said war." The audit- I
- i i j t 'iue uuuer iue pruviHlOus Ol
aci. The first nart limit th at
tbosj "Ikj served out tbe tima of
I
t . .
mav ri.r annul tt 1 o or -.'.. n th.
days. which it was acquired.
Tlie Scene between I.mr and
Hoar and Bdmands,
New York Sun's Washington Letter.
" Lamar rose. There was a dead si
lence as he began to speak. Senators
on both sides leaned forward, expectant
ly. He bad left his seat m the outer
row and taken h i s stand
midway on the Democratic side in the
front row, with Harris of Tennessee on
one side and Wallace of Pennsylvania
on the other. An open volume of the Com
Bresiional Record lay on the desk be
fore him. lie began very deliberately,'
paying he must confess his surprise
and regret that the Sehator from Mas
sacbusjtts should have wantonly, with
out provocation, flung this insult ; but
aim st the first sentence he u!t red
was punctuated by the sharp, q sick rap
of the President's gavel. EJmunds
was m the chair, as grim and severer
looking as fate iUeK lis said sharply:
"The Senator from Mississippi willsus
pend, as he is out of order
Lamar, with a surprised expression
. - , . Irtfrl
on his face. lOOEed uo lnauirineiy av I
I.. . . . . .
me unair. Uumunas nad risen, aua
I 6tdod with one hand resting on
I T-. .n toll f.-m tnar
thA
""
fresencs aesK.nis ran lorm muh
TT. , . , , ' . y T : .A.
i ntcr tho onhanernri f it.rirn at tne aesic
v v. wuw vui-iuu vw v - - -
belaw. With ttreat delibflration he
1 j ,,t.. Y- -i a.
. maia ; in me .juograom. vi nio vuun
n tbe
I the Senator from Mississippi is out of
A. A " . " . A
I mAa ,n ,o.nv iinf4fllQ mAn tat V ilTI
i ""'"fe ""i"""'
I 99
T,m.rifr..M1ton.il nn folded hi
arms, threw back his head, and delib-
rately enunciating every word, said :
I 'IQ the judgement of the Senator from
Mississippi he is entirely m order, and
I,:., 1nn...AnrA i. -.,.. novlinm.nfo.ir
Knt litPiiiv nA frin.t.lv tm.'
The Senator from Mississippi will
take nis seat, snaroiy retorted XaI
munds, emphatically punctuatinc: the
i command with a rap ot tbe gavei; "the
I Chair has decided that the Senator
from Mississippi is out of order, his
laniruaee being unparliamentary
I ' - A 1 t A ! 1 1
amr 831 a?wu' -5u,cry, ca?
I fn h ta raot a .rain anil nun c m v "1
from the decision of tho Chair."
J and then be took his seat.
Garland demanded that the words of
the Senator from Mississippi should be
taken down and reaxi.
Edmunds siid : "The reporter will
read," and Sbu?y, the assistant Senate
reporter, read from his notes in a dear.
distinct voice, the interdicted sentence
of Lamar's peech.
"Is the Senate ready for the ques-
li n. bhall the judgment of tne
Chair be sustained ?" was the formal
demand put to the Senate.
"The yeas and nays ? 7 exclaimed a
half-dozen Democratic senators.
The yeas and najs are demanded ;
is there a second quietly said Jfid-
mnnas.
Ld went a scoie
Democratic side.
"The yeas and nays are ordered ; the
Clerk will call the roll," continued Ed
munds, aim oft in tbe same breath. Tbe
roll was called, and by a large majori
ty the decision of tho Chair was rever-
sed. With i?reat suavitv of manner
I VHmii.ii.M tnrnAfl his facf towards TaA-
mar, and said : "The Senate decides
that the Senator from .MissiSiippi is in
t. T T -il 1 "
oruer. lie win piucefu.
There was a faiut effort at applause
in the canaries : but Lamar turew up
I,. 1 1 3 . 1 lAl II
ins nanu O'-precanniv, anu tue i resi-
dent's gavel came down with a quick,
J sharp sound, aud, perfect stillness
reiiued
With an effort at self-res-
tr,.iM tnH sl.trl t, onH rlolihpratt.lv
I A I w , . V A U U A. ,,
I Lamar bei'au agaiu. beuator lilaiue,
who ot all men is certa'niv a compe-
I teut cutic, says he Dever saw a man
d splay more tact than Lamar under
I the trvini? circumstances iu which he
was placed. He made uo apology for
the language he had used ; but he said
u mere was oue senator wuo ieii ag
j:r.cved be would willingly withdraw
whatever he had said
stant, as though lor a reply, lie pro
I cecded as d. hberately as oeioie,
I ally Lamar is au impassioned speaker,
I but on Ibis occas on he seemingly
weighed every word he uttered. He
made unqualified defence of Jefferson
Davis and of the whole southern peo
pie, claiming that they were actuated
oy the highist motives aud inspired
by the loftiest patriotism. Mr. Davis,
he said, was the representative simply
of the s uthern people, and ho as well j
as they dedicated their lives and lor I
InnpH to a. rausn tliov belioved tn hf
right. A wanton insult had been off-
ered to tnem Dy ine motion or the
Senator from Massachusetts, and to
himself and every other southern man
,,... 1- 1 J il
m the Senate who in a less degree only I
had been the representative of their
people in that great struggle. But I
they had bowed to the deciee of fate,
i l li l ii - a
ana loyally acoepieu tue situation
when the Uod ol battles had decided
agaicst them. Since tbe war no man
bad more Jjioreservedly accepted the
situatj"! y i iiir. uais. He had
counf u. mnsurrection, naa advised
no iacrraisres sbance aiter ine great
Ot ! ii.1a WWW Q A Tl A Aid Ko t W A .trnol -.j-t.
,.f .nll.am ormioH T,aa m.;
A W u v m w u v " wauamwa A UV UAVaUlU
rf tlio m nu lr a r nraa n'ain TTa -nAan
that Davis had not, immediately after
the surrender, sought to prolong the
struggle by guerrilla warfare
But this expression was seized bv
the erer-ieady and ; always vigilant
niaine, uuu ueu witu great enect a
few minutes later.
In speaking of the motives that in-
Bpited Hoars motion, Lamar uted a
IftinculAt lv aDDrODriate llCrure of 8IMMb. I
7 I
m ' j X w " J
Ue wa8 "ierrii g to tne persistent at-
1 tack a upon David, a broken and aged
man. lie said that the Senator from
f .aiiivnii b hAliauar) ni.nuH 1
K"" ::.T. :ir IJ: Jr:
himself am.n those who were called
turned, and, in a stage wh sper asked
Who w. it. that wa nhainrl f tim L
... , r. . .
rjck ?" aud Thurman, across three rows
of de ks. whispered, "ft ometheus "
Without more than a deliberate rest.
Lamar went on. "When Prometheus
was chained to the rock it was not an
vitils, but a
was suited to
was not an
vitals, tbe
the curving
Is was de.
then as he
the right
the index-
was as tine
iratory as I ever
ting.
As Lamar finished and fat down
llinn wM-n ahJ m..(a n ho f-4 t Ar f
, l,u rt , u L , i. .
11 .S1U lul;"u'5Uw 8ak
that his motion would have been inter-
reei b thf Senator from Miasisdtppi,
and ho8e who 1,k,e Jh,mI bad beea de"
;vv "a " ,
"wait to th mselvcs, he would not have
maUe It.
Might to Inspire th Nation s
Baltbnore Gazeite
Thre is no $Aiectarl- eo krand and s
classic as a f tay-aiiion.e republican I
politician, fourteen years after the war.
kicking and Doundine tbe venerable
Jefferson Davis, and daring tomebody
to defend him. ,
Too 9Ioeh Veto Unhealthy.
a aa. -
might p-ovoke a jo-nt con le&Sipn
luouirv into the fraudulent mans- bv
Veget4ne
fo
CHILLS. SHAKES,
FEVLB AND AGUE.
TARBORO, N. C, 1878.
Dk. H. R. Stsvkhs:
Der Sir, I feel very grateful for what your
valuable medicine, Vegetlne, has done in my
family. I wish to exprs my thanks by in
forming you ol the wonaeriui cure oi my
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the Dest meaicine i ever saw ior umus,
Shakes, r'ever and A.gue. My son was sick
with, measles in 1S73. which left turn with
Hip-lolnt distasa. My sju suffered a great,
rf- Aiof ualo. ail of th? time : the pain wan so
7'4t h did nothing but cry. Thi doctori
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his loot from the floor, he conld not move
witaoa crutches. 1 read your advertisement;
in tie "Loumule ijou'ier-wouruai,- tnar
VoKeiine w. s a great Blood Furiher and
Blood Food. I tried one bottle, wnich wasa
trre&t benefit. He kept on Hb the n edi-
cn.e. nradullv eaiui'HJ. He hastaKen t igh-
teon bottles in ail, aDd he is completely re-i
stored to health, "walks without crutches or
cane. He is twenty years of age, I have at
VA1' V . AID IS V VTVUV J UH V QV. '
vonno-or nn flfton a.rB of aare. who is sub-
ll P 1 T.. Z.rl l. "
i ject to coins. v nenever ne .eeia uuc juhu6
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no bad etfect upon thn system like the most or
1 AAAA -AA- -V AAA.AA. .
inn. la me ia.st.ui me ium. cgoiiuicVD
itri in oicinfts rfcocnmeujea ior cnuis
i .
a. - li . n M A-v t .- Hnu fjm (.iih
camp mimm jl 'uiuiv iv is iuo i
ciue in tbe worM.
JT1 . . 1 I t M T lir TWa-W t-.
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VCOBTLNB wneu toe oiooa Decomes iue-
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weather or of climate, want ol exercise.
irregular diet, or from any othercause, the
pjtrid humors, cleanse the sumach, regulate
the bowels, and impart a tone of vigor to the
wnoie nouy.
Vegetme
FOR
DV-aPEPI V,
AND
GENERAL DEBILITY.
BXKHABOSTON,' MASS., 1878.
Wa th nn (tar aimed, xiavina: ued Vege-
tine, take pleasure in recoiumending it to
all taosdtruhled with Homers of any kind.
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, or uenewi lj
Hiittv Tthinarthreat Blood emitter. Hole
a.. u "i neural, u )4i.n whn sell morfl of it
than'allotberpatent medicines put together.
MltS. L. F. PEttKlNS,
MK9. H. VV. HCoTT,
JOSEFHOb 8LATK
vauotinw i th it r a it health restorer
composed exclusively of barks, r. on, and
. w . j . . . . i n a . . . a t a It-aa .7dtlU
neroa. xi w very wicmaju v.o,
cuilJ li&esit.
VEGET1NE.
FOB
NERVOUS HEADACHS
nel lllieumatisaa.
ICt.NC'NSATi, O.April 9, 18:7.
H R. Stevens Esu.:
Dear Sir. I havs used your Vegtine for
Nervous Headache, and also for K.ieunia-
I . . . I u a-. . . I .A Jlinf fo..m h.tth
iLe Krear. pleasure iu recommending
if t, a.ii who mav be .itxewise atnicsed.
I ""' JfKbD, A.(iOOl),
who had oeeu long and paiufui suuerer-i
I .
I B - 'W .42..A..-AA
uruggisM t suuiuu;
Mr H R stevens:
Dear bit-, We hav-
b en selling your
remedv-.the Vegetine lor about three years.
ana lH.e piewuio iu uC...iaS iu w
. ,- - . , ,., rift I Tl 4l A. Il 1. W 11 H rft S.
blood ourirter would reach the case, hat it
ever una to nuou oire, m uur ruuw-
ledire It certainly is the
ne plus ulira of
renovators.
Respectfully,
E. M.SQEPHlittD &CO., Hruggists,
Ml. Vernon, ill.
Is acknowledged by all classes ot people to
bethe bestaul aosi teliaolj DiO.id puriner
in tbe world.
Prepared by
H. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
Vegetine is sold by all Dragjdsts.
Jd 3 -ecKl2w.
I oiler for sale a Uaadsome CHESTXOT
MARE, fine running, waller under saddle,
and ne better roadster In hardness either
single or doable, 16 hands, styluh and an
eaSy driver.
:MBM uuuyea
om, id- nanaa, icAriess.
Also, and better, a fine BAY HARNESS
rr..Dap mmm ivi,tnj. r- ,,nH0r
-aAW AJ.I V J VM. VIVA, A J m 1A ( 1 & J v J V klVViVl
b6St Ia the city, not afraid of anything, war-
ranted sound, tru- and kind in all harness,
The abv silo s s ar consigned and will
be pleased to have parties to examine them.
feb 13 tf W. C. Mr.Ma.cKIN,
KORTH CAROLINA STATE LIFE
NSUeHNGE-COMPANY.
Incorporated in 1872.
RALEIGH, JV: C.
Assets,
260.270.70
175,394.20
Surplus to Policy Holders,
p h. Cahtkrox, President
W. E. Akdkrsox, Vice-President
W. H. Hicks, Secfy and Treasr
I
Tix V. nmir FTa vwr.r.r. Mori
- w vv-a-r, aiAvva aa vubVi
Pkok. E. B. Smith, Advisory Actuary
The only Home Life Insurance Company
in North Carolina. One of the moot sue
csfuicompaniesolltsagem the Untied
-tates. Has a' ready issued between two
au or it
own peo
in cash
ass com
for ev
ery dollar ot liabilities
ARe wanieu in every county in tne
state to worn ior this mot cxcsnent
and
firmly established tome institution.
For
Information address
N.C.STA1E LIFE INSURANCE CO..
mch6tf Kaleigh. N
GREAT REDUCTION
IX PRICE OF
LEA 6c PERRINS
Signature on every bottle.
WOMSTEBSMRE SAUCE,
AtlmPari8 ine mostdellcious taste and zest to
...
Soaps
Gravies
Fish
Hot fc Coin
Joiuts
BXTBiCT
of a lbtthh from
n a fj XJ 1 .' A Ia
ok-tTaI-:man
at TMndras to
V. I . A .
nis uioiner
at VV OKCESTER,
'Tell Lba & Fr-
KJS that their
Sai.ce tn highly
e-teemed In In
dia and 1. in my
opinion, the most
palatable aa well
Gaae Ac.
as tbe most
wholesome Sance that is made."
Sold and used throughout the world.
TRAVELRBS AND TOURISTS FIND
iKKAX "KNKFTT IN HAVING ,
A aQT,TLi WITH TaE 1.
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LEA & PEJEtRtNS,
No.9Co'leice Plase and 1 Uoipn Sau
ewYo.k. ifaiTlS-WWiy
are
K mjm alii M
dTY PRCLPERTX,
v.t tue of authority given in a mort
gage c xecuted on be 8 h day of Feo. 1876.
eride ice by Bard mortgage, as recorded in
Book 4Z, ige 646, of Keaisters uffice, of
ake county, 1 will sell "t the C urt H use
dor ii Knirgh. on the lath hv cf April
879, at j ublic auction the lan ;s consigned
iu said mortgage i-onstsau ' of ueveial val
uable lots in the city of Kaleigh as follows:
lsr IOT. On North sida of Franklin P'ace
stieet a (joining property of Kirgley
Ashley, bemg part of the Carter li. w vn isou
property, wlthuo Iroprovements end con
talDing Va. jcrs, uire or less.
2iLur. Au enclos-d lut jiit outride of
Northern limits of th c:t of Kaleigh, oji
the c ruer North of the property of Jaius
K. Lawience. with no i upr Vfioinia and
containing 1-5 acre, more or lst.
3rd ior. An ere es d lot in the NTthTii
part of the city of K Ueivh, near the Kaieigh
i .taatou JLtailr art track. anJ near tue Ata
i hl ne IShops v f said company, with a iw
Story Irani' dw Utn house id good repair
said lot contatuiDg 1-7 acre, mot cr less.
4th Lot. An enclosed parcel ot la d, sit
uated near the Machine Sh- ps of tbe
I Kaleigh & 6anto Railroad Comoanv. lyii g
along tbe tra kof that o upauy a d b ing
I AW -A H ' A. V WAAL - A MS ' U "
I a corner lot inst Eas-of thu "Ronnd HuUe '
I . . i. : .' m . J v.
with one story, fra e dwelling houte
said lot contaiuiug i- acre, moie or less,
5th Lot. An enclosed parcel of lar.d.
North or. and adioin-ng tha s-bove, wjrh
storv frame dwelling house said lot con
taining 1 5 acre more or less.
6th Lot. S.tua.a tiiecosne of Lan
S-l!sbury streets, jusc South of the carpeu
ter shops ot the Ka eigb. & Oaston haiiro ui
coirpany with no ivuprovements and con
taining 1 i acre.
Time of sale 12 o'clock M.
Terms of sale as ner mortgage cash, but
arrangements can be made upon payment
of one-third cash to get time cn the Dulaoce.
or iorther paiticulais apply to
W. H. PAols, Attorney of Mtrtgagre.
n-arch 11-t.f. Raleign, N. C.
AUCTIONEER'S NOTICE.
All business intrusted to the undersign
will receive prompt and personal attention
J. II. MAirMKWS,
fcbl7-3m. Fayetteville-N.C
HARDIN & MOORE,
HOLLENAN BUILDING.
0 Lbs. Ol t V. o. (t vo ears old) and Vlr-
giiiia HAMS, desirable siz s, well
trimmed. The fluent lot of liaias
we have ever offered. Also,
small Pig Hants 6 ll and 10
lb each. Northern
hams of all sizes.
A consignment of nice Pennsylvania bufter,
in small packages, 10 u to 2) lb each.
Alo, North Carolina butter, very low to
close cons gumeut-
Dried Peaches and Apples; Turkish Prunes,
10c per lb; rresh Uianoeriics; fresh
Liemons; Se d Potatoes; Fine
f weet fotatoes
Seasonable canned goods; Tomatoes, Corn.
Asparagus, Feaclifs,
&C , &C, JiC.
A large stock of everything in the Grocery
line.
First-class Oocds. Low Prices, Prompt
Delivery.
HA1.U1a JV1 UUKli
feb 28 tf
A
. iie Goods, Mee Goods. .
Just received, Spiced PU's Feet Hams,
Bologna Sausage, Fresh Crackers, Baldwin
Apples, Early Roso, Peerless aud Chill Ked
Irish Potatoes at
OAK CITY GROCERY,
IS'o. 45 Wiimington St.
AU.) a beautiful lin of Market, Clothes,
Hampers and other Baskets, ac
Oik City Grocery,
No. 45 Wilmington St.
Th n cest Flour at bottom prices, em
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Point, Howard Mills and Kide Millby the
pound, sack or baTtl, at
Oak city Grocery
t No . 4 Wilmington
R. F. J ones & C o.,
RALEIGH , N. C.
AGENTS FOB
TOM COOPER'S
JLciTirel Valley
3ENTENNIAL OLD RYE
-ANI-
WHEAT WHISKEY,
a large lot
1LWAYS O.N HAND FBOM TWO TO FOUB
YEABS OLD.
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TOR MEDICAL AND OTHEB UBFOSEfc
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-sw S tjii Wj i . D r T I 'VTCl;
c V. iiuutji cuuuvi ai. v. , . rt
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AX-Ba eigh. N. C
Butt, r ! Butter ! !
Fresh Country Butt r
OF FINE QUALITY 15 cts. per lb, 8 R forL
GOOD OHIO BUTTER,
Solid packed, 25 cts per ft)
CHOICEST NORTHEN BUTTER,
Direct from the Diiry, 30 cts. per lb.
280. Poz Frh hp Ii) Cents Pr Dozen.
J
SHREDDED COD-FISH, IN ONE
POUND BOXES; READY FOR
THE ABLE IN FIFTEEN
MINUTES.
BON l" LIBS CODFISH, DIA1VOND BRAND
5 lb. Loses.
DRIED PEACHES, APPLES AND
PRUNES, best quality.
Flonr, Meats and Provisions,
CANNED GOODS,
FANCY GROCERIES,
Ad everything else for the Table, of best
quality, VERY LOW.
HARDIN & MOORE,
Iaicli9-tf (Hollenian Building.)
TO THE AFFLICTED, ,
French's Arneca L!i.ltneT.t t h, h.t
known for KbeumatlHtn, Neuralgia, fains
In the back and. sie. Headache. &e.. Ac Tt
never fails to give Immediate relief. Manu
factured hy
" W.M. K. FRENCH. .
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
For sale Wm.: 81mpson, 9. H, keartt
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novl-dftm
wirf: railing & ornamental
WOHKS.
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cases
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Sole Proprietors.
8 COLLEGE PLACE, NEW YORK.
B W. Powers, fe Co.. Wholesale gent.
iebniond, va. feb ll-d&wlw
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?te inary Surgeon. 3,;o W. 25tn M,, N. Y
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