.V
r
Tu Bauigh Skntuu to published on
Torsd Mil Fridays by Smith, Batcbelor
ft Co., aad mailed to subscribers, pout
eg prepaid, -at foar dollar a year, two
dollar for i!x month uj one dollar for
Hire rWBth, In ill fosct payable lu ad
.VMM, City tubscrlbers nl by currier
ut the above rate, or forty cent a month.
- Tint WiiKLTjbimxn. Ii published every
PtotarlallntllirflrV'II"r a
No notice taken of aaeriymo commuul
cation. Wt can not aadeitake U Mntn re-
Im11 manuscripts. "
but iiibfcrlbW Mrclfljy Wig a by
glvng prompt Infoimaji" of any delay in
recelvWtWpspert!'.,. 1' . .
(j4raBil V)OijBbkUqMV wbetber oa
busieeai r. osenrlA to TM SaNTtsai,
Raleigh, iMJi ! - ' , ! -
'0Mf BdjouJtf aid bas done
nottung coVimpwrtance. .,.
Fraooi ruffleee U orertucni the re
port ofthIwiaoa jbearif hr already
been disco vred, Pf uo .coufcretstouai
rorjroiUee.. ,.i i ,.." '
Radical witness, after, being sum-
rowjodbwrVre te wrgreoelenal cwnruk-
to rwrp fire w ilit eHy. n ;.
Thooongrtoairnaj commit sitting
io flertda wfll tntootlgalw tbo state aa
w-iri'"tljo' imtlonal emotions, and in
ooUuoei a4f) to eecretary of
state has prosnbo.1 to furnUb all Ut re
tlmti'to ' h--.U-r
bulbil A i ii i, ii , it. '-
At tbe approach of 11 cctyrslooal
rontmli tee, Mne' radical rnperrlsors In
.i .j.;v Ti,.
btwlrw wr-beyou, .oat.:twre
U.U,f d .Mt wm I
tiaMWd-wtrti wbra-ua before they cenld
escape. ,;.
''fended. election bf D. T.
Cisrbjo faiftifnJ senator by the
radical .;romp l-gltur wanting a
qrrororJlTn"tbeliouso and lacking six of
a mfljoryy'bf 'bolibnse on Joint ballot
waif. 'ti)ipojfa'n and ridiculous
-sr. a. . i .'
Riijur.jii.nj ii: i
Tka Petewburg Inde Appeal
soya
Gov. Yauotvaf Korth- Carolina, it
nrobable. wiH be inanirnratej at
the
point of the bayonet,' fo nearty all the
volunteer irilitary- companies in the
state have already indicated tbia purpose
to participate in the inauguration ero-
moniaa-., "- u '
.-.j lap-xstsfaasMirssnnsfiq
tipker Wailao. of th deptooraUo
honat tosned puf ertifiata to aaentbera
we prompUy cashed at
tU Columbia bank, f Zne inentWa pt
tbo MaAey tmlicsl lious oaa't taisoa
dollar, and" a -'Jgtetttj nl' '
soeing the democrat paid."
. '.. ii, i-L'a x
A trivial ekenmatance led to the dis
ooveryol tba. negro eontpiracy tpsack
tuovtilagool XsmdeaviUo,& C. Sear
the scene olthtt mrift&'di Alton, one of
tbaif wl4U saasu)idod Ut Monday
weli, aguo-woi wa louud, silucU upon
lieing nnraveled proved to beapieeeof
the Unbn llera; a 'dieal jmtrual, on
tlie margin" of ' wllob Iras writtea the
name of a negro,jrho upon being arrest
ed made a confession. '
ThfiJcaUtu adjourned . Wednes
day to Saturday ?Olb,! nistant.. The
legislation fccompUahed Is. not irupor-
ta,an4 "jjjr Jt tb
svo Uto electisrj of Stnnloc and com
pnrfet'tbe !; sfat"voW; afljonmfflent
co14 Jitffikel 'placaV 'U'n fat before,
AUseemed to bo, wailing ,.o; h bv
oonatltutloai mad tbe new administration,
content to, vary thwff -roonotony by
amending Baltics Revlsaf,, la view of
tbo aiaendod iConstitutioo , going into
effect Jaaairy!t,nto logislatioa
iinder ffirf old in was not tiracrlcable.
Thli inmniwl of Ja3ga Fowl'e Secre-(
tary Hwero an Jj.'(9tlf, 'topoar .
foro the aonato ctnsaiUo on privilegeo
and electiona; ia donbtUa tbo work of
Keogni eriainnan of the republican cn.
tral commlUe in thia alaie, Wdo.''"
cansing the potent, grave, ani venerable
radical senators atjf gshington to make
fools of . theme lvaaj, Jl we donbtleaa
the same aatnle gentleman from whom
Pceeidaat Oaant . roeoiv4 , tho infotasao
tion on which he based bi deetUncioo
Uiaiat Abfl asoent , election over 16,000
f sandulettt deatooatie votto , were coot
fuHbrtKCardliHa,' Of owra thia at' all
tfiefnioonshineftuSd tho'almtrdi.
ty, ol the stteineut , ifi fmm Uy
tbo pitiabltr plight,, of ,aho t pnitenaiom
of Toni KeOgh- and LU party in tlwrfr
efn'elmIngi'd'bfeat,' ' - "'v'
T" T-""1 n " " 'ii'-
to tfcofcktOion.0 fi UailAt) Staift4ua
, ivr trtjniTv nmi wiirn m iw uvn nici
member nly'of both Reuses ha'jl trlee
in joint seuimtOiSJ and proceed to
ballot The dofioqralw. house has now
seventy-wne menaban, and those, with
the UUtea (JjmocraVc ejiator( nuke
eighty-four, wbioh Mntitnie "nifjor-
ItwaoxpetedtiTeiexay4liowaa,
dctrftlc'qpeftMn 6T 6 would coVWrtiie 'to
Hftt onta.tlnUfjl H
bosvkov iL.avtooO., w4i Uwn
hv biHi imuii wnwwmiMit
Uob of Baonrtob eA 'Ttoatadar. astdtho
stei
m
' . ' ' 'i'UtvAjv
tw viyfwwsm&,up.iamntuiia ay tM npuaucajk a anazeia
recognized by tlrokNKe
'Oia f
To tkVColoroi Poopla.
llie Scntiniy)uRM
lately addrentVi you lii t
and kindness! sit has armwJialitdil
dwelt ur ycoen,oriij, tnr
lal, social and pecuniary, emerging
you recently have from ccntuiiee of
slavery. Interwoven a U your race in
the very fabric of southern destiny.
blended as yuu are wiih every liber of
seuUierf iulcrtw, ayocialrj witb ytry
rpalal waof of tire sobtberu people,
tlieerahBtrtr1!t, HetwecnJdtl" and
them a race' conflict of political senti
ment without diastrou results to both,
! Kepreseuling a it doe the conser
valive sentiment of the just people of
Sorth Carolina, aud author iced to
peak for the controlling element in tbe
olilio of the democratic party of the
stale, the Setitincl has promUcd you
t)ie fu'let i reteotion iu the enjoyment
tf ysur liglite, and even handed Justice
Under tno majesty ol lite law
To all of which tho minuter and
kadiu: la) men of tue of the most
populous churches of jaur race in the
stato have promptly responded, aod
thus is luid a good basis for the test
aoderataudlav. There must be no step
backward now. Tbe pledges we have
liven you stand. Our promises must
ia fulfilled, and you matt bo careful to
o regulate your conduct as not to ob
Struct tne current or good rocllu? now
io healthful (1 w between uw In the
xcited contest still going nh between
(he politicians, growing out of the un
settled presidential situation, the mas
the people whits and colored
ilike must keep eiol. The constilu-
(iou ai)d th'! laws of tho country are In
force and we shall have a peaceful, and
W trust, a satisfactory settlement of
fevery question at 1kb. Let that de
cision be what it may, we do not ap
prehend that any run's libcriie are in
peril and certainly yours oanuot be In
i-.-
diaedi
, It will ae to. yearn uelore auy more
general electioa come to ot tnipy your
thought or call fur our ucliou a ciLi
acii. This period for political repoae
liiuot be welc nie to erery one. It will
be an ocsaiiou to invit ojr tbougliia,
and enerie of wiud and body into
channel f the bibheat nsefulnes to
II. There is a world of work before
us Wjadles field fur the cxeioise of
every branch of mental tkill aod physi
cal industry. Let 04 then go to work,
every man to hi hoaorablo calling, tbat
the hletBius of peaoe and prosperity
may frrcly rl w in-upoii us
We observe with paiu, tl.at, in Soutk
Carolina, violt-uoi and blodhed are
asaln about to mark and mar the bit-
lory of that uubappy state. The" ma
ros of llm colored people there are uot
as iDlelligenror s Well conditioned a
thane of your own taU, aud bad ad'
vicr wicked aud malicious white men
for their own private t.iiu have mis
led , aud are still midcadini; the colored
teoplu of our sinter state. Political
uornplieatiMia hnve unfortunately check
ed thejjrcwth 6f Kood fiellni betee&
llifi colored aud houcst nalird white
men of 6auth Cureliua, and a conflict
of rates la threatened to be inaugurated
under lib advice, example and Inspira
tion of men professing to be tbe f, ieoda
of your race, and calling themselves re
publlrMi merely to contiuue their
plunder and oppression of the people
of both races, whivo they nave success
fully carried on far the past elgltt years
We mention this stale of things to
deplore It, and to beg you as North
Carolinians to abstaia from every act of
violence, and all violation of law. We
do not apprehend tbe slightest conflict
of race iu .our state. Such a ibiua ia
unknown In our history, and must Bot
be written of us hereafter.
A before declared we sjiall stand, by
you to guarantee vory protection and
right for you at the' hands of a people
willing and determined to concede and
afford. Ihtm. Ia return wo demand
good faith and good conduct at your
nanua, apu we can upon the leading
men sf vour race, and all itood men, to
aid, advise and Instruct you in the per
formance of your duties as recognised
and ref poas4ble citizen of North Caro-
uua.v... j.
our aorioos, sensitive friend,
the Charlotte Observer:- .
Tbe last Raleigh Sentinel rise up in
a bad humor and is ovideotly out of sorts
bout something. It oenimente in a
Mb that dioptsyo temper, apnn a cum
ber of papers in tbia atotioa of tbe state,
snd tbe Observer oioov get its share of
the unexpected ooUplimento. . It alludes
to us as a andlnbber in' the back
woods." " ;' M " - - '
Which you evidently are. Au "old
ir would liave taken our ref ereuoa a
UiteodoJ for . pleaasutry. Our conji
neaia on tue state prrsa are tu a pLirit
of ' perfcot kindneos, Sometimes soo
criu'eise. to' differ ' in; other tiac com
nreirtto eoattnciril;" Buttlie (fenttnel is j
atoll Umeo aaireo from temper an tbo
Obastref Is maoifttiy wanting in pet
oeptiont!. - ' .. i, . I,,, $ c, ,
jjveUiialiuz committee at Co-
luradiab saade joins ,ttarliusg dio
elostiprt: . Th nomhoro are rsihcent aa
to. the matter, but we have' authority for
the, statement that the. returns of over
balleV-boxes, wbiclj gavedtroo-
amti osajorities.are uneeeounled foe in
Hie Nfrrtf. of tho canvassers, ad tbnt
rrup cauues, jiuu ticTei(uiariMcs
hava bean ascertained to such an extent
ao wilt prohably sloe t tliooti tire Xildoa
lri thecasVs of the thirty boxea
no I roWna'ars fortbeommr In tho office
oftbe sroretary ofstate; but 1h oru-
anutftvpavc nrrangea to Uff rnu wu,
aoo,jrbo,,,Till esUblisli, Ue .irauda
ad comnaiasiooera
Of 01
olectioos.,,
d W Tfco Iaaaao AiyIaijC'7
vritio'I'f HHlatottdonCj ifiej Inora
ror.bi otoundorl Ayluu di4 trtr Jeoliuoto;
I con bf hlaivxiii of tho wockiof s off
mum i ' t r t - , . "
tho ioUtutoo forthe post year-Tbero
wa au old grudge between the sMpcrln
tendcut and the Sentinel, and we pre
sume the paper I not on hi exchange
list. However pa find .Uto folio tVisg
reference to the reprt in the Farmer'
Journal which gives a very gratifying
allowing for the Institution : '
1 We have eassnioen tbo fepora of tbe
miperiatendontsif 'tb asour Asylum,
Dr. Kugene Ortssmn fbi'ttie rjfflclal year
ending Oct. 31, with much satisfaction.
Wt oImH that iu percentage of tuor
Iklity U lea than that of almost any
Other Institution in the Union, being
only 3.07 the past year. There are now
tinder treatment 204 patient?, being tho
lurgeot tiuaiber ever provided for In the
Avlum.
, i'oo n ucli promiuence cannot be
glveu to the fact that twenty-five per
CtiUt of. the fiumbtr of paticuta adrail
ttd durUsg tba year hve, been curd
sue fourth returned to U'e happiness of
the bouie circle, and th sweet em
brace of friend from a mental dark
aeM wore th;iu death.
Important repairs and improvement
have been made during th past two
years to tho kitchen and boiler house,
with great economy by the use of brick
nade by a detail of conviot from the
penitentiary. These add greatly to the
efficiency ot the Institution, and uader
the care of it skilful and accompliahcd
Superintendent, it Is every year becom
ing more valuable to our state, for the
pui poses for which it was erected.
Tbe distinguished phyttciau who pre
sides over this great state charity, has
iluring the past year received numerous
mark of lionor and estetn from tho
American Association of fcuperiuten
jlents of Insane, and was chosen chair
man of the important sectlouof t'sycho
logy, tbe next (May) meeting of the
American Medical Association at
fjhieago, in 1877, aud a Vloe-Presidtut"
01 the International Medical Congress
at Philadelphia. ' . "
We are rejoiced to find a southerner
and. 'brth Carolinian so appreciated
aWroaoV and ofte of the proudest boasts
oftu ltYte to-dV. 4 tbo iuiuuce U
the able and courteou nssistant Dr. r.
T. Fuller.
Tire famous Dr.Htribllug'of tbe (Staun
ton Insane Asylum, who lutroduccd so
many beneficent reform iu tlie treat
ment of the intone that he was regarded
as at the head of the list Of superinten
dents iu America has said, that "treat
mcut of tbo insane is a specialty which
not only demand loug special study
aad traiuiug, as all medical iuqu know,
but a peculiar combination of gentle-u-$
and w ill, , oX woJorotiva of diarac -ter,
evenne of temper and great sys
tem aud euegry of action.1
superintendent O.iasom, and the
Physician, Dr. Fuller, All so eulb ely
the measure of Dr. Slribling, as to lead
to the conclusion that they were in
tended by nature for the work to which
they have been called, and - in which
they have, beenaoeaiineutly auccvtsful.
War Talk.
We kiui much war talk uowadsy.
We heard il sixteen years ago, and prin-
Icipally by the same classes of men from
whom we lin.tr it now men who, for tbe
most part, when tbe time for action
came, continuou tbeir talkiug.
Witb a i: nation so entirely different
from thst pmaeuted in 1860, we regard
war as neither imminent nor possible.
Theaouthuii people, iu as good faith
as ever moved a brave and honorable
people, mud the effort to perpetuate
those republican institutions which they
deemed then in immediate danger of
destruction. The failure of their cause
wa proclaimed amid the moans and
wails of desolated homes aud devastated
fields. Their trials and sufferinga of
four years were as groat as they were
heroically borne. When they surren
dered it was to the promisee of peaoe and
pvotaotion, ndd their determination far
no more w.ir wo aa nxeu ana irreversiDia
and their avowed integrity to the Union
as true; as their gallantry had shown
conspicuous on every well fought field
from Ootlysburf to tbo Gulf. ,
War u an impoosible condition for tbe
southern people. If the north stamped
out lilxirly in tho effort to repress it, tho
oonseqnsuofs are witb tho north aud not
the south. If that people" fear tbey are
about U dutch tha dead-searuit of
a victory, twelve years won, we
beg to remind thorn that wo ha to passed
through every stage) of military con
quest, and have . learned tho lesson of
submission to the will, the caprice' and
tho whims of the conqueror. i
War with nooaauo I bo 'again, except
under cironmstanoes of foreign invasion,
not likely to arise. But tho masses of
oar people an not studying war. They
fml kmnlv tbo on raff a which threatens
to rob the country "of the' result of its
victory. - Bnt tbey have foil keenly be
fore 'fotf'twelvo1 .jyeeiV thoy ' have not
been parrnttted ree' otjierwiao. , Tbey
are looking hopefully to tbo-i law and
forms of law to which x they have snbor
dioated theitttoNeti .tit.' 4is .'akeorfdlK I
ua eoniooioaty, na wo uo not ueueve
they are doomed to disappointment.
The politSc-iaai jand, j ofcoeholdert may
keepnp tho interest of, tbe struggle
among themselves, but the maases of oar
peopto navo betakoo tUenvwlve to their
nsuaj avocations, and their conastvat ism
aad tjniet 'eonfidonoo eonstituto - their
country's grandeur. ...!.' ,,,
The' Grand Central UotelJ K'Yok
is tho only leodiag ftrat-ebw boial that
hu rae down ,10" ''hard pan" ra too,
ia: toducod from li60 to25l) aod
IS.W per day . 'o'.'-jw-. ' . a. .! 12.
" Craven and Wayne oonntiea - bav ap
poifitod cimmiltoea'o"Io.ling lawyero
and eitiaena tt) emnider and' rocoaa mend
what okorgoa ooo Aoooaaary ndortao
amended enoBUtlrJa;.'u, 'n-v' ' j
Kplrlt of tke state Pm.
H Tho, ObarUto' Obeew aovdrery
ciiucun uw opbuiwioi uuif. uouu m
tho ease of tho
ie South' Carolina 1cauvaa-
lug board and oharaptoriaea ouclt'intec-
fereuo of the federal eutflii the aftiirs
of a state aa "the onward march towaida
centralization. ". v 1
:-VHt i'isMitwQWJS
tbe keynote to tlie late campslgu in
these words: , , . ','
: I'nilw tho alm-llni, nl Urn VILUb In tU
."j , '".i.": " r
pruc., . ... KTOtia; ao is sj
uresN or even coniervsUv. nortb aai
south, that th union would be truly restor
ed. For tho coiMUBioiailoo of a priaciplo
as rUal to tho interest of all acctloa, tt why
there wis such s grand eoaserVatlve rally to
the poll on tbo Tth day of last November.
Tbe Charlotte Democrat well says:
One ot the most diflicall dull devolvlag
ou the present legislators Is tha tUlag of
county coverumesu, as tbe amei-dinenls to
tlie constitution authorize It to do. lUny
of Uo counties are salUflmt kith the present
srrangemeut, especially In counties olmre
a bite Hiea ausl honest mea have conirol; but
In eountif where Ignorance and rascality
have ruled, a change la demanded. It i not
only a delicate matter, but au important on,
to the people of Nortb Carolina.
In thia work before the legislature
such snbstautial and conservative jour
nals aa the Democrat can be of grea l
service In represaiug auy tendency to
txtrcmo legislation tint may manifest
itself. Tlie Sentinel hope to have iho
co-operation of brotherVate in this very
delicate, but good and important work,
in which tho wishes of the people must
be coirsnltori and respected.
The Oxford Torchlight crictleiaing
that portion of President Grant's mes
sage wherein he ' recommends the dis
franobisenaent of all person who cannot
read aod writn saya:
Grant, having no further nae for the
vote of the colored man, would give hi'
hearty approval of a law that would dis
franchise, a large portiou of that race, s
The colored people are already be
ginning to see that in tbe protection
ndpreoBnajtiOT-r,.ctt
dihmi ptwposnuoH a eoBnunuon -oi oe
colored people, and restrioiig the
southern represeutation in congress to
tke white basis, as proposed by the
Chicago Iuter-Ooean and advocateil by
leading republicans like Edmunds are
opening tbe eyes of the colored and
white people of tbe south to thuir duty
toward each other.
tb-'d3l0lf tho BUtoavnio Land
mark in a pleasant gossippy letter from
Kaleiph says iu reference to the two
leading officers at the Asylum:
It is said that Dr. GrlMoa has rsceived
cm! it la the mauagetseal of tlii Asylum
thst pro)erly beioncr to IT. Kaller, wbo lut
I wen connected with tbe institutloa since Its
establishment.
We do not think' there has been any
rivalry, or on exist any Jealousy be
tween the Superintendent and the Physi
cian, both of whom have their duties
well defined, the field and line of
which are broad and widely .divergent.
But we are1 glad Dr. Fuller ha had
prominent meatioo, and that bit merit
are thu receiving public attention. If
is to modest in unobtrusive a gentle
men tuch a recluse In his constancy
and devotion to those under his core,
that be is hardly known in the stale
outside of the Institution, whereas he
should have tbe prominence of one
standibg in tbe very front rank of his
profession.
The Alamance Gleaner reviewiog
tbe action of tlie republican lu cengrets
for the first few days of the session,
asks:-
Is this great nation to become a socrtAte
to party spirit, and saltish ambitloirr Are
inflamed passion, prrjadice, and madaeooto
rule tbe hour? Are the great masse of tie
people of this popaloe aad great ooontry,
who sre Interested alone In free and hopast
government, to become the victim of antoJd
troubles, brought a poo them by tbe -stn-scrupalou
machination of party slave?-!
It was against this evil thai Wait
ing ton warned his countrymen in vie
solemn words of his farewell aodreas.
Against this mtdncts which btodsto
destruction, we Invoke the patriotlsna of
every American in the prtsoutVcrisis.
Against the eucroackmentiJ ttJSHy
spirit on the civil liberty of the land,lle
political rlghtt or personal, JiUerty. cf
any citizen of tlie couutry, j5omCfcpm
what quarter It tstlgbt, tbe Boutfnot wk
firmly planted yeara ago, and Ve Mil
upon tha Gleaner and all tbe prera and
people to stand with nt in defence of
the TJxiox i H kTohbtitctioV AUD
TIB BarORCrMKMT OF thk Lawsz
' Dlscusi-mg the repoiti hat Gover
nor llayes had declared to a southern
gentlemen, that II he reached the presi
dency he shitwedjjn Oh: ndministration
of tbe governiueul discard all the high
functionaries and ofticeholdera of Grant.
Cfcll a prominent southern man lilto,
Lamar to the cabinet, bo advised on j
soutliera aalirs by such as Wade Ila asp
ton, and give the local patronage iu the,
south: to the real men of tho tooth, th
Ilillsboro llecorder aay :
It wa an on worthy reputation, both
uDun.tba bonorjtr tbe eooiLname of any .Hn to thsi nnnstiipnn, will forn a
iosUssru man of mfloaaos or dioroclov. thotTTrVt the angnat group which take its
lie could bo beuzhl to silence, or iaUuced to
co-operatioa with a eMef who Is UDslils to
gire sssurance that he will not perpetaato
that system which has entailed such wrong
and rain apon Uh; south.
We beg to admonish our esteemed
ooateoporary against going too atV
We think tbe purpose, if enterUintd,
manifests an underatandlng, respecting
southern matters approaching statea
matshrr and TM:b lky pirrtoed, by
Grant would have long' since reslowl
tbo country. Should Governor Hayes
become president, under even a shade
of title; ius( gWj, JbiroV ifuit, trial,
rthould ho parson tbooonrso''- lodkatod
radicaliam .would oiTy itsiU against
julm, when i be conservativo jMntlmont
Of th. conntry.
me
7
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krbe Pally Senfi;
(Uk
tbo Ptrsoqroaodior of f ronoo
4.
Ds4 )a tba Field fono."
ioUMlsmsra,Giirnor v
Froi
4 ThUpaper, alor g lona:na4 svffocllve
servioe a daily wit beroafiehb
publiahed only a , semi-weekly and
weekly. After the suspension of the
Wilmington Journal it wa tins oldest
dally fperf rfrft-rtbewwiso. Wo regret
that ho praprtct4r'Jih00ld have con
sidered thia step accessary. It had Its
Dinn aunog ths-oarr penea w our mo
tory, when the brdeof the mllifary was
tho auaremo laa ft .tha .stale, and It
tas luarcnit mat o
MU thi,hl Ji.tf JJ JJr,kAn.
and bribery, introduced and' practiced
by tbo republican party while it wa In
power, aud lived to see the state fully
reclaimed, and thou died in sight of Ike
inauguration of a democratic adminis
tration for which It had so zealously
labored.
For an act ot thu highest personal
bravery that ever distinguished tho
gallant soldier of tha French armioa,
f this proudest mark of distinction fell
00 the field of battle. But his glory Is per
petuated, for first at the roll-call of the
regiment is heard "Latour D'Auvergae,
First Grenadier of France," and from
the ranks of reverent silence comet
(his solemn response "Dead on the
teld of honor." The Daily Sentinel
eouM have sought no higher honor lu
tlie iipctuips ilJtsIgMlppiixwJei
than llii response to the call of their
He bool"' lists "Died in sight of tbe in
augum'i'i i ol a democratic adtniiiMtn
tion for which it had 'O zealously labor
ed." Skmi-Wekkly Skntinki.. J
Orgaugrlndlng.
Our ueilih ir the New is ti uni!er
H iu itx hiooiu pol -cy unnounced a
few day a;o. First tackling the ilisapc
asylum, il m i incil to have txhauntod
Its amuiuuilion aod fell back to a more
Strategic point. Under renewed inspira-
lioy. J,t.Jt.fklo Ah aUacJfjigain, .j.eteJi
fitable neither to the democratic party
tior the state at this juncture. As a mat
ter of party polioy add practice as old
as pHr.ies, the public patronage belong'
to the party iu power. And it is right
thai il fchould. If a party is right, and
it mu.t believe it is to possess any vir
tuous vitality, ii would be, stultifying to
throw away its patronage on tbo op
position. - These are matters so well
understood aud so familiar in Ihe prac
tice or parlies that we rather wonder a
live newspaper should descend; to dis
cuss tbciu. So far us tbe charities of the
slate are concerned there i an old fgy
notion among the conservative people
of the state that politic ought not to
rater them, and if the object bo to
create a public sentiment to make these
places mere rewardt for partisan service
it will fuil. Hut the Incoming admin
istration is intelligent enongh to know'
bow to wield the patronage of the state
io behalf ol the parly of which it is the
chosen expouent, and all instruction on
tbe subject at thia stage is smartly gra
tuitous. Under instructions from. Washing
ton the , member ot the rt turn ng
board openly defy the conces
sional iuvesligatiog committee, refuse
to appear before il, decline to produce
tlx election return on the ground tl.at
they are archive of tbo ofttce of ticre
tary of state, but expressed a willing
ness to furnish copies, provided the ex
penso thereof be defrayed by the ceai
roiltee. Thereupon a sub-committee
waa appointed to visit the board, with a
Vie of making the necessary arrange
ment. Tbey arrived, at the senate
chamber, where the board waa in ses
sion, about a quarter past two o'clock,
but on asking for admission were prompt-
NORTH CAROLINA.
x Catawba river was frozen over last
week.
Tbe Recorder notes some 'signs of im
provement in Hillsboro.
Dnrharn,bpUda pad ea hed not
withstanding the bard times.
'"Tbo Torchlight makes a strong appeal
to' the pnblic for a Christmas treat to tho
orphans.
Fire crackers and such like combus
tibles are prohibited in Statesville for all
occasions.
kUXlora Torcbiigm: wn, u. rurjeor
.Oxford Torchlight: Wn
refneea to serve os eonnty commissioner.
Rnmor ha it that Jamao Suit will like
wise refuse. Tho other-, radical claim
ants of the office Dave Spencer, Wash
Bridges and Bill Jenkins are a nice lot.
All piajtatrtkef -BIt ytpfuA the fjord's
pnsyow aoaapksl lwasa id ftotioa table.
What a board to have charge of tbia
largo and wealthy county.
Frofenipgto the nguratlon tho
Hillsboro Boeardcr - aays : A piatf orm
largo enough to seat three hand rod peo
ple will bo erected enclosing tho statu
of Washington and eowtrlns? tbe railing,
o that the effigy of tho father of hie
conntry, snggentive of patriomsm and
part in this happy tnangnrvrtion of a new
era for North Carolina.
Public speakers and lecturers can use
theTveecrrttauonsJy andwith aafnty
by akfn amillfcr alfsfWlo If Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup. Only 25 cent a
l CbSlhaal tokef charge if thllroild
etbofiist rohltths piste, istly tola
yoaug mlalstor and w hop no nay bo tae
cessful la hi gsdlllsap H dM to see
s, a day or two ago, and subscribed for
th Herald. ,
tetmnm.,i hiiiii'ilsj J
A oonflagraUon th.at would warm tho
heart of toe fopie 'mtgui do aincuoa
by splitting jpp a few returning boards,
t Y, ' . 1 I V, A. 1 ' 1 fl J .'! !
BIsmoKytboslmttthoet If th prnfret U
carried out of ssrefMrdlng' Mat by'tbe,Ht)Hb
rsa gnorda - -i -''( I
TIIE LECIsTI
2d, Charl-i tlari
Sd. O AJfebauc. t
" 4th. John Bryant, (col.) r.
5th. W P Mabsortr (col ) r.
th, Joseph B Stkkaey, d,
7lh, N WBoddte, H O William, d.
8th, George Green, r.
9th, BF Askew d.
, 10th, John D Stanford, I F Dortch d.
f llthj W W Darr6. t 1)1 1 L
12th, W U Moore, ( col.) r.
' lBU.hlJllttVaiCit, dil(tlt' I II I
14th, J L Stewart, d. I
Htb, II B Short, d.
, intn, vtj Troy,
17th, L It Wsdden, rT.
18th, R W Wynne, r. iu.-.
lth, JWThorne, r. "". M
20th, John W Urabuui, Joliij W Cun
binghaisi, d.
fist, II. TMingheo, oof.. . "
tM, wo A'nwgH d?:- '' "T""'
S&thi M Bobbins, dV '
, Mth, ; W O Doekery. r. '"
i 7tb, ;Bd a Hies, d. ''
28th, I 0 HeiJigv d.
89th, T J Unoro, d.
, -30th, W II Crawford, d.
;- ,v
sin, is a noriern, a.,
32d, T J Wilson, d.
3d. John 6 Marler. d.
.. !
'H
84th, T A IficboisoB, Tyre York, d
35th. Harvev Binchsin. d.
86th. O N Folk, C F Young;, d
37aV81lTi
' 3tOtui,l
89th, if II Justice, d.
i&tBBSrh
5
House of Representatives J
HiiraMM! VMpvdrth.'fay r
AsMeVMlftm Stwetsad.
Alleihsnv. E L Vsugbsn, d.
Ajson, B Ionian, d.
f'ufrJWiisf .0 1 3
Ulcftie, W T Ward, r.
Bladen. Jno H Clark, d. ;
Brbnswick, D IRussell, r.
rrtuicomle, M E Csrter, J V Ssms,
TSnke, J W Wilson, d
rtTurJB: R Ihrrri.
iX-Hrtcroti w tt onrey,
Powell, Thos Harrison, Ind.,Wi
Coisvtr.
CldaolnwD Mcl) Yount, d. j
( laininrn MfrgS'It JToweii
".
CJjerokee, J W Coouer. r
MWiwan.T Jl W"Srf, ft , ;
nkv. W HMeLure, .1.
( llavelsnd, K Mcltrayer, d.
I...- ir IT 111 nl. A
... m by i, o; 1 A
vjin, w ii viarK, ii n Diuiinunsfu.
lauiierianu, i w uouwin, ueoracvr
d.
Cdrrltnck,-
D
JisVidson, M II I'innix and Jemjj
. Uvle, Charles Price, ri.
Daplin, A Q Mooeley, 3 G Kenan, d.
Edgrtombc, W A Duggon, Willi
Buna, r. "i
-Foroytbo, i U Htmittd, d
FiiMtoJsAyntoon.dV
Granville, Il.L'.Uotfcis, W II Crews, r.
Greene, W P. Armond, r.
Guilford", Itrfdfffl SwSitn.J H StnpleJ,
d. 1
Halifax, J A White, J II Reynolds, r.
Harnett, D H McLean, d.
Haywood. F M Davis, d.
Hendsrson, J LUood r, , ,
Hertford, J J llorton, r.
Hyde. W Stnrtcr, d.
Iredell, A C Sharp. A F Gaitber, d.
Jackson, G W rlpak-o, d.
Jobuson. J Hvals, Farquard Smith,
d.
Jones, J F Scott, t
Lenoir, J K Davis,. r.
I incoln, B C Cobb, d.
Macon, Dr Bush, d.
Madison, Rollins, r.
Martin, XiB Fagan, d.
McDovtsllf J8 Brown, fl.
Mecklenburg. It A Shotwell, W E Ar
drev, d.
Mitchell, John G Heap, r.
Montgomery, W T H Irwin, r.
Moore, J I) Mclver, d.
Nash, T P Braswell. d.
New fyunover, J C ill, James Wilson,
r.
Northampton, - . ,
Onlow, .1 D Bln.ckelford, d.
Orange, O E Parish, 1 Knox ifughes,d.
Pamlioo . , : ;
Pasquotank, 7ugh Ct1e, r".
Pender, Alfred Lloyd r.
Peniuiinans, Willis Bagley, r.
Person. M McUchce d.
Pitt, Elbert A Moye, Samuel Quin
nerly d.
Polk, Jks K. Simpson, d.
Randolph, T L jnslow, Dr. Michael
Fox d.
Itichmoud W tt Tdrry, r.
Robeson, Alfred Rowlund. Murdock
McBMdA YJIAU !Jr1()
Rockinghaui, James P Dillard, P If
Winxbealerd. , ,
Rowan,' J 8 fenderson, J 8 McCub
bins d.
Kutlierford D Bcaa d.
Samiison, N It Fennell, J A Biesell d.
Stanley J E Zfartscll d.
Stokes, Wslter W King, d.
Surry, J F Graves d.
Swain i-' J
Transylvania
Tyrrell, Edorardllansom d.
Union, C Austin, d.
Wake. T R Purnell, J E Bledsoe, Jas
Ennis, M G Todd r
Warren, G II Kinp. D II Johnson r
H'ahingVn, S L Johnson r.
. ITBlauga. fFB Council d.
Wayne, Urea PeeJ, , Ftaok W. Ay
oock. d.
Jf ilkes, J. C. Uorton, d, J Q A
Bryan, r. ' .
f Wilson, It rVSingeltary d.t t
, Yadkin, J N Hampton d. ) ,
Yancey, W Proffltt, d. !
fANTEO.
IN tbs Office of tbo Wsshitirton
IMvasnSM sirsOr ssttteej ad bps
Echo
tng Urms etc. 8. T. WRIGHT, Kdttor "
oovOiMf . WsaktDgtpo M. C.
OTICEOV SALE. 1
Bt vtrtoo of th powers eoafemd a poo
seod of treat execated to no oa tbo
Wk day of resVaary, IW!4, try U U Sasmder
aad W. L. Bauaders. and whica BM asar ror
toiered la th office of tho Keftster of DOed
(orU skaooonlilB Book ml at jwg Set ; 1
shU o satiarday U iVh day ot Movoasbor
oeat son fo eash at U Coaii Boaao door to
JUMghitho very ralssUitaitiatiit of land en
wbieh R. B. taiuMlcn. E.t aew Matdos
riog 00 Marsh Cree. sdjotaiag .tho laods
i A. W. MstOor. W. if . korlao aad oihers.
end asaHluIng Ibroo. htHWodaaA. twaty
ooroti o (" nt' i jh;"' sj-m bi : tr--v.'
By eoooeot of . prior , asorlgsavo a foe
OtasploUslowUt ba ootdood ooevoyad, the
loo BrotiOMilsd to the
paysteat ot Uu debts of said aot2af oooxi' :
ounn. ssbuu, tiMMOO.
oOtll tOSd
sTCaTto
(IfcTTTl. Tr
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GUXEft SLATE ROttFIWa,
PAINT AMU CtaEaT,
F1BK PROOF. ECOSOMirAL, ORNA
MENTAU Contain no Tar, Pave ,lte-Shlngling. Pre- "
serve Tin or Iron, Slop all Leaks.
AoaiiTi wxtko i avzav vowk.
inaile to last from 20 to ti years. Old roots
can bo patches! and ooatoit, lookiag asoch
letter and lasiln (scri, toiiay than new
abiacle wlUioot'th (late, for ond-tbinl the
1 frsbers, s ml for fin sad ifon has ao equal:
s It sxpanu ay UMWeomtaei sy com, ana
UI not corrode In Dm moat exposed places.
ItoofaQvered with Tsr SbeathlM Fell can
bo,oijl water-tight at a smairTt(Pae.
Tat 6iu(o Point U .; ,Ku i '
Extrcsn-ly (fliep!
X0 or three gsllon will cover 100 square
feet at thlBglo roof, or 40 to (Oo square feet
tisooUi surface, althoogli th palul ha a
heavy body it la easily applied with a brush,
aad BoiUter.cruciteJo ,;liUT uoruo In
sammer. ' ' "
On oeesyod shingle it fill -m the botes
ssd pores, und gltre o new substantial roof
that lasls fur years. Curli il or wurped
slaoglea,il .brings to their places, nail keep
thorn I her. It till up alt bolt, in Felt
roof, (top the leak, and although a slow
dryer, rain trtll not effect ft a few hours alter
appttiag, A nearly all paint , ttiat are
black cvotain tar, ba.nr yoa "oVaii oar
gcauiaaarUcl f Inch 'for tblngle .rqols), la
cliecolate color, whea first applied, change
ia aiwut a asaalb to naUbrat elate eoier,
and Is, to all latent aad parpose. state.
OaTlai r trott Boor
oar red color is' usually preferred, oe coat
being equal to , l jO any ordinary paint.
Estimate promptly fiirnlthetl. For BRICK
WABIJS our bright ted I th onrrelisbtt
slats psint over intredacad thst will cflectu
atly ptovoot dautmea fryst paneftal.Uig.aAd,
Uiscolorlag th plaster, , '
iliJli, fuiitJrif, uctorl and JwellinKi a
B rVSJMOIVJ . JB saiVI tOMS WIUfKTt iva a)nW OMVt
flat root of raaber ronDnd oostr laaoat half
the- inioo of .ro-oMagiiuM. .for private
houses, barns aud boikiiojfs of ail descrip
tioas it is far super to to any oilier rootlu!;
ia tho worbt for7conveaiooo. ia toying, aod
combine the ornameotsl sopoaronco, derc
WHly, and-uro-proof quaUtioo oi (tn,skont
third tlie cost. joT" Wt Gnavoa Uoao.
,fryt -rw9mitrm7nm' .a.
white teask-wostsr wssffor,
oevsrsnssro, koks betu-r.
t Practically teUnl twenty
proved fr sitrjorlavto rtrfjl-
nary poims every ume. inc pstnii kau
l-Ylit USE In all L-nnvn ihulm fart tui . '
- piked by, asy on with net f, el success, on
euner lostue or ootsiue wore, ooors, wans,
fence, Vc. ; wtrranted elaatio, ssotor-rQof,
an nor to peel, chalk oft -o, crock? iwasO
quickly oo av surfaae, -fOitalag a smooth.
tlrm..etMic aud beaaliful pai., $iiple
card of colors and estimates re., 4 (
; ' aAKtaacTuaaa or ' ' '
Slate and Marble Mantels.
New design, beautiful colors, owl clung
carpets, trimsiins or decoration iuruuois.
Wa have a large camber set up In our ware
rooms for nr'44w in4r aaUiuA t vory
low prices. Very jisUaiMne ueoins for 9 1 1,
f 1ft. 2t, 172. snd $23. Book of desns
and prior Ut sent oa applicaliua. ..
'' ' HKW YORK cash rum us. ,
1 gal. slate r'flng paint, carl and box, f I 20
5 , " " '' ' ' 5 00
10 ' i. ' ' "and keg, 9 in
I barrel (20 gallons), U 00
1 barret, Ohout 40 gallons, SO Orr
1 rolltiroo square ft.) (nines' Itabber "
, 0Wf , mi-;- ibtoP m
10 III. eanGliuea Cemwit for chimneys,
or large hole or Crucks In roola. 1
ltruslies, 75c.. 1.00, 1.60 sod t.W each
Enamel Point, ordinary' sbade. per gal. 2.09
Orders from pajtles not known to or must
le acconipanied wrtli the eash, or satisfacto
ry city reierdace. We do not tend goods C.
O. D. Yor enstoru solicited. Corresnou
deuca luvlfuL fiffld for mustritesl circular
to N. Y. SLATE UOOITJiU CO., LlwlicJ,
C Cetlsr street. Jtewy York. ,
, J.,Ju KOGEItS, Ajeiit,
D oooworth St., op. Cot con Exchange,
dec li-wtlsorlin Raleigh, N. C.
sro
It E
A ft V
On Saturday Doc. 9, near HruiUitlel,!,
while mail of uiedimn size, wearing a r.iy
shawl, wfth wlilskpr snil a sear mi Ins
nppr"lip,' hudttf hlHposesio a horm
stolerl from me. ond swuppeil the aunrn. fUf
a Mule of Um (olloaiug escrfptioi, viz: A
uood, brow a or bays colored .warSsle, II
or!2 yoars of age, w'uh a scar naIr each
eye, mane an, I tuil trimmed, hoof a Uu,i ool
of shajie, ud branded vilh llje.,lciivr "."
I will puy the abovereward for iboditcovery
aad.arrvstiol the lliief and rocovvry pi the
VthuH , - i J. A. MAYsVOOD.
deeK-tf . i. ftalsigb, N. C.
rp Oi T ft E BFREHYED.
WORKS. 1
, SKLLiXU CmjAJ".
JOIIH cXTTO, Corner of Virgan and
It'.ount Sis., !s now ottering bis stock of
Marble and (Jrauite Work at
' 8EtCckt HR10IC3.... '
Call and examine his-stock before pur
chasing elsewhere and you will b convinced
thai ,he iaprepsrod lo tiiy you better bar
gains lliarr rea eon rh- fsVr.'Sis He
lias now oaf hand the best llock of inarli'e
In th city. Glv bfai a call. ' UnuMtmber
the place JOHN CAYToN, Corner Htoimt
and tloriiaa.
P. O. Box S3. Raleigh, N. C.
,lec!2-tf. iU n) ,
C1 T. CTROWACii ok CO.
Grocers and Cotton Buyers.
- KO. , MARTIN HT.
l.iOO SmKs Cuaoo,
10 fakrSaftj v
"in Barrel Sng'
50 Boxe C!ii"ese, '
1,500 ibsv (I. R,- gidoo, '
1,000 lbs. Breakfast Bacon,
TIlitiwLllni?sllIitiiilJ
.ik I i.miu7 i.-, i.i(.
100 BirseiaflonAu ,,n ,,f
80 Barrels Lime,
50 K-
! Nails, all grades.
50 Bt
. ' .ii
KiateFUr Oadtt rtMa Tarn
ti Bucket Lard.
VI 7t .IJ.M IMA
Mackerel, 1, 2, s, wholesale or retail.
' 8tietfRtf !Miet tt ,
f0 Bag all Site.
v.
" too Rblbi.' , t
100 1-1 Rolls. -i
lib Bblfc ikllletA!1 a ,
vnor4"i . .... -
SE1C!
t
tatalnt
ElTD SSe. W G.r. EOWILL 41 CO., sw
ovau as rassatsBio or aw pss evw
tatalng HsUof SOU) Bwspapera, sod osllasase
3
etiot of edrerUsasc.
k-nt-WavTffl?
loi.il 1 111 I
vears. ana aas
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