. - - - ' !'
-U3
3
, jcx. casso
area
iaigTa t TTSSSSDM.Yi' JVLY ST, 1
ti Tto ibf J H smthtjn, tht.
' 'fomfcirtfyIhCTm M the
rper; snol tawuiil the same promptly 4 Bf.
- W8wtfl jyj. m
.., t-iam. uasrrnwutwewewiwwv . r.,,..
Antwen nvw t J" '
P.Eaton k Cow, Baltimore, va
: r-
tW aMitktiii of the
' MUM)
1 . JvVbave been .wp1
.ell lataWli Ererybody W
' J siiswem area !rarin
Ato omiltotlcjee
Jk fa we concede, va, jntjA
vdisoBSMsowtethBth 4
rmtntiott TMe'dbBOtproTK to tio,
The eo aWot'sui
.ply aay that we reject with scorn tM doetdz
.tte'fcslmpi sfcaW right par-he cVkd
of'tta see 'indepeuelice ancl4 absolute spy-
fsattonai tmepryw Beaere wiaKinsnMoricaiionr
of the constitution by the people of fSUb states,
A 4beirwas swi fetencS&i cf BOfereiuutlind, that
or ml ue nupvwee ior wmcn uie nauuiuu gT
t.k etnwejrf wa created, thaeebecwettt. ? Ve
l beUere that the gorernment thus fornied, denting
Vita powers from the same source from which &e
.a &&$&atm&ag tj
MJtlffl3ee:5Q3a rpowerestahBalwa a snpe
I iriof soi higher .aorereagntj; with the ?right and,
1 the' powet? to conV tte states, so as to compel
I themQ keep within ihe limits of the powers t
sersei to them by the
cioistitution.
,We
think.
1 there Can be no cutAbou ' this. The constita
' tiod ordained itself to be u the supreme Jaw of the
1 iandt,' and declares that ";the jodgeain eifery state
thali be bouiid thbyV anything ul thV constitu
tions of the states to the contrary1 iMtwi4
Jug.v This, we think, establishes onr proposition.
; Sot tiw manner in which the. States ' were to be
thus eontfoHed 'was ' throoch the national Judi-
To the.hmited-.e:
Uxnit ,ext(o the-powers reserred
A t by the conrtitntion to the states, they -ara pndV
l Vjwndent of each other, and of the national gor-
Batrw&ue they are thus iaaited sovereirntiea. eaeh
with its ' rseparate and independent enstenee, ther
SMaeertheless parts of -the great whole--parts
w ; .f i the grand American nation.' M The Tiuon of
. the states cUstinet as the billows, yet one as the 1
j ees.' TMi was a toast giT en in the city of Rich-"-mano'we
believe, some ten or ntwehre yearr-tgo,
- 9 V-tdkin '-:yf4 Txarl j &igoHek;t;iws
thooghtto have been borrowed from Jiontgome-
tj "Ode to the Sea pat pe Jhi as, Jt may, Jt J
was unaoDtecuy tne nsppiest figure erercnosen to
illustrate the exact relations of the states to the
,; general goroenment. The billows, though sar-
t distinct, and independent of emmethet; are
Pyst sypait 4f the mkfj oon, ioadjyocah no
moreaepsreie them from tliat ocean, -thanyotf cm
dbsttvn iri pCNSfc ecisely so
- with the states. Theysre separate and distinct
from pach jther,ret parti jmd paj jVgreat
aKtFWO jtegaBfy
sn4: comtifatioBally separated than the IjIDows
can be sgtarated fromthe greold oceasw Such
so.Uejbf .costiJjlid.'
toctmt3 and Ihe Union of tiw'"rtstVneWsBett,
STBirlBjtii'1 ;i--""i iz-Yf. ;jj
Th6 rreinibfflie tfnitec Botes being
Ssrgeiy national .m im nature, its laws, of course,
4ot ocratpjon bnp the4ji.
tmaO Dnite4,3Utea. . The eontntioBmakai
Utnwom4nty,oriftejadenttft8ra the
UwsarV faithfully executed Against all classes of j
of
&
enthorked call : out the miUtia- of; thtft wbToft
JgSfafr State, if neeessary, to put ft down,Awea'
-as to nsethe regular army and nary. Jn the case
of WlyfiinsiirrtiQn ikiPil-rsmPresS.;
dent wasMngtonref ercjsed tluapowr, and called
P9JmJ'Mm ii..
sr rrr?f WtWWimi' rWI ogovmiment
let Wtoquirehit were the rights and powers of j
twigQWjfesj
rStaadgtL powers of the states were certainly
ifAj4 lttttons, i Tney coold, idtef
or ssacad their sererai state eomtlonj.- tol
Tided theyjnaerted Nothing thereby confficting
f -VeQrimea-,j'or
instance, theyeonMnethsje
forms ;goTmpnentjifcee 1
riarantees to erery state sock form &ern- f
ment In faciWhateyer they mllTV-5one in
- rtolatkmof said-txmstiton, or1UwsoTtrfe,
. wintaidT'rhdrrwertw
ly limited sad mrcm&Mr
fcf uth Baited 8tatesuTha4 constitution: ,ney
could roltonch. t Thfiy were tjoirnlla observe all
Uws passed to' pursuance thereof, imta they weri
tepefied or declared unconstitutional by the soi
' PBfll&'&l had say
right to jngei Tho-rWted wrffl aH the sow
.crdgn powers whses icesessed, thejr
; were nererthessatiiens of the United States, and
as much bound by the constitution and law
OTgan',;nd fag m Uws whkh, had ! been
inampursyiaoethe
acts were simple nullities; and ifielrefiectjBrf:
to separate their respective" states from the Union. !
They stniTrmained a
parti
great
ws are parts of the mtohrVbcMn
governments, "wl&Clat onceMtaA .
SJ preparation to
aaatatotSsemael
"fTf ,ttmentof the Uni
tod,Stateiwisnoihi Inauguration of a crand t Action' 4'-n't-ui
tegnnM to jceHstan,threto,lii
true that they profasaed to do sfl this to the
tXbrala wHcSTtasy contend'eoul not
ILsieolrtneSr
eommit treason. It is trrat r Tt-te cart
ntit treason, but it is e' t t is that I. f eanr 1
authorise its dtims mi Ax ment ..Jol tt H,
state conventions eoul i it . ttscre t -raseit ?
' rf ' B-ww w .,7 J
from their allegiance IH he livim Jtf HM
United Ststes,iiehjr eL
dtiiene of their rtctiTO it!.. Thn when
Uaeettoensefthe United, Stmtea h; composed,
eaidconrratiooa. andwbo filled the tJfecuUT im
-toyaUiiveoCoes ef the iSoaieaieceded-: ttitta, ii
wall as of tbamso-called Confederate States, attempted
teaMuntouVTbe itottti they had selected for thenv
of
States, that government had .no alternative left but
wisrll ft:imkieetBPtl- the
snonussn fffff nspgento hjjoroe of arm. We
never cooltf seei&dw 1 President Lincoln, oouid have
Hoa of Uxe ISthjef jLDrii.U&31..cai:fol ; the
TveiWWJiwtuiea iUa3u anau w coraa we-
faadoar why, Ttegiiiier!7orft-par
wonta We reflpooded to it-routptI! How
nmcB watrj sua ram isej nugat ajiTP aarea mwbh
te5soh eoiei wjapperat ;S'
Bat we ro raach further,.tha,e. J7iconteod;
rdikt the rebellioa should have Ven trashed oot in
it iifUtethVsheoId Itafe Jteen nipped
io the hud. (iothias was erer better known than
tne act, inac ior manr monuw oefon uo prrsuiea
m Wectfetr of IStheBrtciegf mpcracy
tthe Soutlk comprising: a bjj'ge majontroof he
neop oXto 'oihm States were detormmed Sipon
Wklng up theUmon, thj ev eut of MrXiaeolo's
efrctiWi- Sheen Gscte bamg wea known to the goi
ernment, we think its eeurse was.plnhv thinly
it shcnld at onee have ssade the most ample prepar
Ations tor maintaining the national authority, i ft
ouldhave Jiotified the enaieentents ot the ijouth
- T - - - - - ; t-t - , , j
should he been such as m pout Wos them thai it
was terrw fn 'earnest Jt should hare mapned
f n fkhs Jbhartoaient pew
erTul fleet to the (BoaiHWtwoun, wun a
Jvy lnfMce on board, It should hae done
U this and much mere; wttaont waituij to hear the
tesutt ef thf presHen.tlsctkmk (or very -man .ef
hat Mr. UncolQ l would be;
elected,:' Hiring done this, It should harestrKken'
SoathrCarolh a erribfe Uow, opo lo coauBis
sio'o of the first atert act, towit: the passage of her'
ordinance of secession, But , perhaps thlf T would
nerer hare become necessary if the goTernuMnt had
srte'wfth becoming protaptness and gor The
chlvalrr of South Carolina even, might have auafled.
b&r the mhty power of the geternmOBt arrayed 4
against her in deadly earnest Sudi jajeourse would
unauoxsarj liars ooeo punaou- a- wa naanaa
president of thsr United Stateit jroIrA
IT ths Drssidenlialbair bed been filled at that time
-by each ft man sJ Alezanor'BsnuItonVen'ryC
or Andrew Jackson, this war might have" been
prevented; Z s L".5u
Bnt most nnfartunatelr for; thenationr it was
MecLhy nmaa-of e different ' orderattMach-
aain. Safivrfrom masJng any afiurts. to provent
the 6'estrnction ef the government, 'bm retny seems
to veonmTvedr ifhe did not encouragoiu Id
meesage to Congress fat December, 1861 he did
indeed teU the . nalcontents.that a, ststo-had m
right to secede, yet eogely declared fhaftne go.v
ertmwt had. no right to coerce a s tate if she shoold
ntteoxpt to secede. This was simply saying to thett
secessionists of tiie South, go aheed Trith yor
(Mutopaoieichenieej.di my administration at
least,' yon shall never he diatairbed,ad-it was said.
thatWwas induced to take the position he did by
secessionist m his Cabinet Howell
Cobb. ; But Cobb was not the only traitor Whleh he
had in his Cabinet. There ws Jacob Thompson of i
JiWtnnt r2k -nd -M-iirtH.r? rw4
It is
onus oi iwppi mougw it iiecsssary io am;aV4tlml far todicateaT and bledeo to him eWchearfnl
eominissr,i the iegettm of NotOarolina
to persuade that body to caff a Convention horder )
thaCfinf god eld state might seeede from the Union 1
and torn u toe rUion against toe gownmiet pf
Abe-Ummd States. - She appointed Jscob
aon and Mr- Buchanan. . eonsented that ha migh
leave bin post to the Cabinet to order to fullfll the-
mission. He accordingly came nw-Washineton:
CHty to Bighea1us issto
returned aaoresnmea toe piaos m the Cabtoet
than
either of these. WweBaeVt
decretory of War.
He bad taken an oath itotsup-4.
port the Constitution of the United States ahdTbeld -f
abigh plaofrtothe' govertmeat Yethe took ad-1-
plot
He
iiiid
States tD'hestoran iha jriuS sVienak to th.
.K , ilEliftLii " f
Leaiast the coveraaMnk
aeaiast the .governoseat -W' think few,
t
lesw trwiwoathan tJajsUIljsre to J
bi cart wrc&m batoryj HeitHertUrt tf -Arnold 1
r Churchill, ia ear opinion, surpasses
(Smchansn mast nave been cognisant of alt tl
self of these traitors to lb Cabtoet It is With
deep bumUiattou'lbat We refer U Ihese things.
Tethflh? ihistory! sheuid.be rtedicated.
TSnM thenwul be Budiansn a ration' ttpenv its
Jwsewiif wpif sweu wrauyju; eas
1 as something little short of a traitor? Oegnrba
JSbP? JPfl W ewMoa aK.na: aaaas
:Pideatitohinw;fi ; .m j .
tvn iwa-.cava oirressM wkmv, vv 3 intended
lwejsetHo!denn
abates ef swjeded states. . We temarfced awhilsaro
thtflr otdlnfeexnfl liefot mw&mti&
tiae, that tliey did aot-separaU-their sUtes from
the Union. Bat all their oflcer stones or&itoi
thalf place by treason, The government of the
Tjgfted SUtes.have eieeided,Ahst ItoVlilMtW
years they have.merery beenci states without any
ministration of their Kate orernmeots; lTEeit
Jtoff, pretendistf terooien&t. l'&tffa
national gOTeroment to ' havr been -mere' 1k:
wilVnot even admitthst' they -were wveronsenb ks'
taenv as matter- of courseLAevery'tbhir done
fewMW, i;&e anil rand
toidb; jsjf: ejh'mttieut ?fltw-r4ti
oe1pjthafcit
of the South have forfeited
ited their nlacea hw trawuinJ
and that it is imperative tkat aeir gotaramenm4
tionwhetWthi5govehtoientflaiod;coiTecUy or3
not, to deciding that the rebel ststo gRwrnmento
Wbtot'veramrttSlo Whatever our!
IntodmlyM itii auGeibrTuS tlio-'
eral grvernmenVaa7aee to
abide bjr the 'decisions of thecoVernment to all
its-WrttoBir todroW Iti ;desfructfiw, .
5TrS7 rvj "t W aoT.iiope Atxestoroxi njlRWetsafmontfktBin.
peace and maiaw to our ato-UrSM A PW frlf
T4-ttes&fa4i..---t;vf.3f. 1 T"D.,D8wtn M ea orto:tw!
'. n. v-;';::". J.'"Trw,wftie- ana miny inoasana jotoier ..11
never been out of the Vnton, All loyal dtisens
; In tir-a hsfT rae rtt under the eoO
7 su. and Uws xl U Uc States, to whicl
j the ens t X the m; t loyal '.-ites are entitled.
i j bo; ity car - ruiiy 1 rercis; prse rirhU now for
8 -a .l. : W .... er Z t T O -
ws: r?cj su;3 irrernrpnts, iwha have been .-ittf
.thevtythftMss fotfore thai iour yu;w The state gor-H
ernments having thus been for mere than four y
1 In aImimm. It
beeomes aeeesssry to;iorsanis:
t &e ones. How Is this to be dons f We do not
tee &w elselt wnM Be done than toe way In "which"
provtsionai governors tn tnose sutes, whose duty
iwrriii Mtepo -
the., peopm . of iheir. Jtespectir autosy te whom
the taifc! bf tafH8bto(r
ernmenta is entrusted. This is the oalv leritimate
;waatspf gov-
ments that to be-jorganized will at ones recline
atheist wutittional -wsnUtioM ,withi thefedenJ
ternment' by sending senatorr ahd
i.-? m pMW$k dpi.
,that the , wort ,ot reorgantsatioo I pmoeeding as
Bolden will, we understand, issue a proelamatioii
toe few days, toe day of election for a state
alf;at the jearpia In
a few aontha, furtheTes we shall have the civil
ThmpabUStaie Codntio'n' was held 1st
were very intarsetingrj rThe Sepnbliesjr -purty ars
;suwe ofjiucoeto to t Sia'ihAjioWnbeC
ectie&l'imt time alone can telLi iTherJetootratfd
u paiiyBaT. BitosriOi cosiroueaane aie.Tana ;na
ittoentlstogdortogthe waY bas-be abU to divi.
theui, Wa maynawecoar ao-.eneoaa'f telu
The delegates, bled at. Temperance Hal at
lemnorary Chejrman, and adressed the- ConpoC
fi. aeviileL of llercer, ws appointed tempo
SeqreUry, and Csptato Georgs flalsted assisy
!C.CcmmIti4baresoliiou sMnileaof orMiuzU.
uon, c, wwre appotnieo. ;.; r C
-ar-r.r1-i1i 4M.v-. 2"vy ''Ij:'.-
i f a resmnuoa to rater aaresomiions oa state ana
National aSdri witheof debi brought iut
strong speecntrom uepree. , tuiateoi or xssex. Ur
&yof evatihgthyfi
'jTJv:vra eocaiiJxe
i:
amteeffCapUto'Hialsted remarked to eondusion
therswaa no nag decorating . thi'mlClnmt-risl-
soeil pronred r but-fiibted HkheiQrrr his 1
point which was to defeat, the resolutioa of refers
ported Uenerat JuOson KUpatrick, of Sussex coon
ty, ss President, which was received with applause.'
Geo. Kilpatrick made a speech denoanetoar the
coppernesdaorfirSd iBentifn the strongest?
terms, which was received witi treat enthusiasm.
1 A-Vice President from each buny andV Secin-
The Committee on Resolutions reported a series
ss followsW 1
.war had not been aiailare scoordhur
to
ocratic dedamtion at Chicago, but had
tawamism suf in sat KaswvsmKIa ansa si im
e avi fT fl
tVrtoJe
.. I ' L
8. MMoiL That President Andrew Johnsoo,
President
bv his bold denunciation of traitora at the outbreak
J ' ot tha-rabrilion, by bis devotion : to the Union
through theasTweajt t trials anoVby bis conduct to
the,didargejof e biacolfr datiea ioopoecd pon
hasaeoaeea ,mr tognest eonnaeneet ana we
i,fi.fapb. tJnKffnf
Jcom Itbejanka of the neonle. as fitttoa: ivMand 1
3jc nanent of deameratie tanobUeaSK nrtoetoks 1 and J
while we mourn the loss of the . lamented Uncohv i
r w reloiee that hie mantle . has. fallen noon one bv
J birth and education, position hod sftsociattons. ad-.'
mirably qaaJwea tosal jruhKtbe perplexing ques J
,SymnathisWit(l th lionito be
watched. - - - - I ' ' -
5. JA 3enebiT of indictment erainst the Detne-
;crU5 prty for ittf treason .and hosUJity to the war
puu iu uu .wiu WHUUHgtuiat to
We 4Sef
ana slavery
ent
must and shall prevail is' New 3torsey.f f
7. The untold blessings of ,freedmeo delivered
from Mevery. . ju, t-y, s-..-- '
8. Grahtude to tne arniysad j navy lor their va
osUe services, i ein. fet-ij .
9. Economy promised to" Stot expenditure; " I
10. Thanks todUzens of TorefcnrbirthTor tlielr
m appregs.ng tti (on,and
. iii' : . .' i l
eounwj wnicn na atfopteav umss as t
iU own cha-'f
dren. i i kiHiJ z,M iioi'H Si'. f ,(
Ur. Geonre Halsted called for hU'resolat ton to
?fi' reference to the riebtn of ootored." metC and after
some excitement all Were, postfkooed until after the
nomination. i' - : l-m -Ruprs i ' if;' i"-:i-.
The Convention was opened for Mteraftaans, and
after Marcus L. Ward and A. G. Cattell had i been
nominated, a. d!Mt front TUrm nnminiMAGmii
KjCatrick which took Jika wildflra).and, hawas
noratastod :bv thai deleeates from several ether
cettntiea; " The excitement was so high that a mem
ber proposed to make 1 the nomination br scefsma-
Ttion.
Hon. The friends of .the other candidatetoeistsd fe
on a ballot and the first ballot resulted as follows :
Cattell, S65rWaroV250: kilpatrick, 149. M
8ecoftd'ballot-iOatten, WardVt44; OpV
triek, SSliMv8 w'Hf,!")'' . " i
mud ballot Cattell, I
trick. 218. A motion to Uk
Foorth ot-CttelLltatliaDatnck. 178 1
i - T tnti
Ward, 149 and lSaroas Li War4 wa deciarad tn4
nominee of the partr for Governor of the fitatev
3 W-fTftMW ii-'AaiH b'5e&Ys;i
ftlt anrl tKa WMmunt Muilut' ' T .'.- '. !
, ,The resolutions of the committi
aM 11. Halsed7s reaototion
The SUtoQaalrat ComaiitteT wis snnointed and
tne uonvention sdjourned. i i j
m m - . 7
fWlWrA was ydbd. at, a; meetinr of
ijthe Daawaatto.Suts Cammittse,. on Toesdsy, ; the
18th. to call a-8UttJonveniaonJat Woreester oaj
the SSAyricBapV&fterf :h4t1ea".
Jlg!emdetegtft for each dty'or!to"fnit and one
additional for,efioteeeu$pat the last Gab-
. Iowsillatoe, vllssesrttaatts TTermont'? Utoaescta
ewJevsey;:Ohto,Wiacoa8la?aa4
may add Kerttt-Catolina, and teoit proy W &e
ether Southern S totis.1
j -Jfl V- ( .
lHry,
of Ms&n&iv5
effj
wmpvww dv m xauuiaate ior tne coave;
He is tcrinsii, "sn would
' nuke sn:CS8eAsASaaeins
3A.m Shu
1 Baltimore
transported from
rfcuodred
ajviipatnca,
and others, toi
9 a aWl -' SI
9 H'aCTT-.- . J . m .a
Esq.. tbe.lato Commoner from Clay and Cherokee
rrir. I?rTerty3oiirsr'N thef r " tnrt was suchii; f
?man, sT '.?ghlr ;"p ;ibU r x ion. He was uc?ii
fonn'r .roe t tne t
ests f . s eonstitnents si
- . . ' s;r -,a -: t
to tut;use it vet' nd,: ulon, Be has bei
nomled by Mr eitueni
uens for a seat into
appreeehtog convention. .We treat hewiQ be elect
tod, Ccan4t31sCeolib
more jrorttv msato represent them.
rri i vinn gmoram
Tl - rti - - , - - of maausarlnt sent to this eountrr hr Mr.
toe origin
the addresses ot.
thm rTc5ati of .twfeiitviiria mtnhj sad numeral
l05CTmTicipalhie8,jO
Switfbndcefs loo in the Ute
csrarvanditiiei no lew-nniveraid sorrow ceaSw
members ;of jta; eraL fonfnO, and most of the
leadtog civil, militsry-JBttd eantottal-of3cer, and very;
jnany teachers, lergynien otinttetiaena. Ia
Jrothj ay;sfll g& tbpy compriee, tie aggregited
and congregated voice of sU SwitsertafM' whose
LhjBarts, hopes and prayeff werje, with aa-doring the
COUNTY.
n At a large aM respeetaale meetiBg bM at Shoot
, tog Preefe pj'eeipeViClay County fl. Plptt, Esq-. ,
'waa-'caUed totb ehau-J and -K, Iff. SmhhJ was ap-
J ; pointed, iwcreury iut .?- x ... . ,
. T.i.a.9 40 uow pesajuoua jmroauceo? oy w com-
mittee consisting of, Byran Bron, Br A. IJatheSon,
' Uirsbal Pavis, aiha Eoberta, were ataalmoos-
ir adbnted ttfii&L 3. -.?-j.5vi5 ,
BnoUtd. That we hail with ti
nexnressibto-'-aaiia.
V ftetfefn the restoraticra of the Union, cemented with
. 7TT -
the blood or our. fathers; With iU old .landmarks of
,1 sseiVtTbthaUnien is more dear tomi than
ever ott account of the miseries loueht unbn ua
y the wicked iebelftoa; ananhaV ire wHlcUng to
ana cnensu it u we.ture wiw renawea araor. .
MMiHk hi wa,uBacr io u tv nown oar
fi unfeigned thanks for bis bold end manly icotftse foa
Ws Mpointinent ai Frovisional .tvornor e iiorth-
wouna Dweu wiu wr neany approval j ana tnat
we reeonuneod hia nomination for Governor by the
people; and in the -event of hn betog Ik candidate
weIedge to htotitoearnest aappor t . i i
' EatltdL, That these proeeedtogabe published to
toeSitot aiid iVojrt,. and; that other loyal
'papevwbe ttested to'aop'y r" :x"'' r i -T. - is
Tbe tneetinglwai addressed Jn! an' abtoanjater
esting manner by Wfl, Herbert, Esq. -.J ? r
tt;.. w-V4V '- H. I'LOTT. Cbm.
, aVG.SaarBVSec'y. : : ;- - :;
- - -PUBLIC MEETING m CLAT CGUlJTY. :
the eountyot Glay, on the 18th nny 805, , -On
motion H..,PIott was called to the chair, and
. G. Smith sppOiatsecretory. tilr'v-j
On molion. a committee We? appointed to" draft
resolBtwnar six t Byrem BrowirMamhal avia, B
A. Mathison, and John Roberts xho tepefied the
following, preamble ii.nndV rasototiona.. which were
adopted, wjthbne disseatinis. foice, th'is geav;!
tiernin 'beinsr, opposd , to the, npmineionfGov..
olaentvernori' 4 11 !,
' ' Whereas, having been, for, the last four years sub
jected to arbitrary power, caased b the' disruption :
ef the .Government, and said disruption having caus
ed the .irdsvnd daatation- toaweep over our
country-, whieh our people have felt to no tooonaid. w
rerable extent: therefore.
ltL That we bail peace and
the restoration
iof.tbe Uion with muchjoyj th.twe arwUIig to
ienaa neipuur aamTa restorer porOx traroUaa to
herrarinr temiimr f h t4)e. TTn Tnn v i
TO'
reoi the bold and de&-
ant course tnat uov. w.
Holden kaaoersued to
HTor.w uvuhaBs uueny aarmg iu war.
awfeso That he Waoar first ohotoe for Provb.
icU1?overnbrf T r ' -l F 4
' '&l94d, That we are willing to give him all the
-ft. L ,a a'i a i" '! .
assistance ta our power, -m reaoring the state to a
posttjoB wnjcn, will protect life, uberty, and our eut
laens to the pursuit of haptssiv t I
V Rmol9td;Tk W recommend thathe be nomina
ted br aaonveBtton fhr tiovemor: iad m ikt ret nt 1
'u;sHAodin jB-stUi.:tluW.: h im
par earnest Support.;
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- The meetinsT was addressed to an emcruent mani ler
vy aar. neroen ei voeroKee.. - " - -.
' NT T T .TMT1.I1 .
- e
A'1 ir .',
fbrthelStaftlard.
For many years (say since the cognomen of Bto'
VanWinklia
North-Carolina has been a
fmodei Stole, In ntorais, in industryTtorbimar, hi
politics to nearlv everv thiesr vott can name : and
now tbf warisoverahelleoTDS aeteTailned to ?ival
all others andVemalh a riattarrt BUte tot be tost So
JarDnoa,aronnJ. Heavl hleMBfft aitteaa her -.
While velive we will eheriwi Protect and defend her.
Though wttttagsmay ilieec tnd soaaVs dafaiM hrp
aearisawu woe ajiaasess ariBeverweaaaaeaeri.
$euywilerfs.m hw:
mtoJiatomoaiBntarily. venoto her Revel av
tioaarr clorr. end thus- did not seer bet as Wa d is
185, subsiding into peace apd' ordeC, W tbaamsa
LioUedV tiieia torhrrw in States as in cat2
smdaR animate things--of eomlnelttdingmaa sat ;
tha
for
TtlalVifnown the'; Ufe&i&Xi fMofcbew'
aviy anu noBoraoiy ueieaan u an w ay w,
tad repent and -co to work. Tbefeto somethiiui io
Wood, wherever she -takes sides.8he IT tree ;
when she eoes for Wshe isoes for it offlAii jfreatL
1 ,waea sua roes for peace sne ciaima tne wonsaisow
I w Am. m w m m. . AW - 11
wealth headier-bar ooiamn. L J
3j We arehiw abjdinj; peppje, ani'this rasldent
1 "T H nouwea ner as one woruiT i ui,. nyyui.
TSorto ahede&mg ikV3 Shd s odr aeJnra
ItWaf-. itjookf ery. bad, but Ur might hare beeav
waOurndIre oorjfirm
resolve to abide bio dwt wesre hopefnl of
xreat favofto the war' of nardon for our ! much, peli
m JTZX "e vws oaaa w wmv sjs . ,-: .
-?winst 0rtn4Jaronigth
delations of Pere,to bV
U'im.
worthy of hex eis
i. - r .
torbood, she basjilso toiastimutous j)f interest ia
preserving all she aa ot her jmeenaor preoerty, by
5ord1ally jjg- aeymiAtion of I her
Governor, ami the eoeral teiilktion of the Federal
9??msS9tiW9 jrjfcfcer name as first to tha
rinnepitjjDaidona ; mated, based of coureai oa
Lapeedy applieationa to large anmbera, tha meaning
oi vnicaaa. she daairerto ve-per; energies tree,
and r& to Uin'wnrlr Af nMm With auVMia. !h
ravwas fir1 7eiXU1W
and aJljppp3$egod thai
Prff?hffifft & prepsr, 'and
before toe year nda showto the, world that jSi i
rid the Uaidn agamVandtoea
ner reaources to be tae baanerBtateet the JTedV
-aral Power.- rfr -'v-1
; JLjet the fr?rB?r;tArTSl lie AffSpr and aid her
'fvFVV866 eemetWatoptoud;iof--
5tMVhitotagl oigloryoiti be-i
ffeito the nwdiiefsrsiswjxriomiiacio with ithef
Presadjentisafialterinlsidaw to.1
ffi fttiemmk the dimto Jbjoribfwesef f
te Eevefse this-r-hold the torn beel of i tyrany kpoa;
Memcbsportoe a4thr etndardoTi&t her
of ctr wlU revolt at soii jx
wiereeum ner owa welfare, and becomaue wettest
Of therfraternity of Stotea. Doubt k woman's rir- I
witMnaBa t
State1 UeparrbJent en
UhION ME&T1HG IN CLAY
-an individual ; and a state of raodeL eflaracter at i
Hio is verv6t-toshowh at' btbera. j Hence,
lasy aWhM-mjhtt-H-ti last to cohtend
of honor. ! ApoIv it to Statex.
. f : Z: a r t . : so much diSarenet to oar tores
sntre; .arks; 1 1 iber the minute workings of the
plaaof thePr sident and of the Governor eover
everr i sstanca of redress, but 1 the intent on their
part to'do all their power, and avfeettjr so
u tie uato pctoti For instance, it may be- the
poL'cy iif the 'General Government, perhaps. ' tor
Jbreak down sristocracyJUi the Sooth.(if tt
nuisance now we have hothtoic to braakj Yet what
tulerwoulJs fU fcrrt himself ss to exterminate
without mercy herein, and destroy fJH$n& with
foet "Had t m.00d WoYto 6ftohd7andvet reberaax
I might be in some fktot eegreei draos of swpM
porting neartiiy tne admifiutraceav wrnat louyraot.
strip me of anv influence ibrexwd to order to vrecmt
faify"ptsiBr"ftaetoprir
ments need: the wealtoaothejiconcomiUnt iflu
encs tocrdeVfo'atUtoto-aoythiRg beyond mere
barbarism f ftonndM rn rthtl nvnie with
ohftacation of the -tondod interest of t that South,
leaving; the countrv to the bands
of jeasttil popu
lauon, how long do you suppose our atpttiy
andi
prospenty would endare r ;i;7raagogoes would ex
ult in the prospecC Patriot, Ould shudder and
turn pale at;the .Jdesr TisrgoVeeQt would soon
epeut.BreTror; .1 p
iButWelbtolre; no Idea
w reMoranve euort j&ersa; uTccumstance8
ao veiy llatteng-fa JbV
want of f eonttoeed predeheari?f ' .tesmanship.
It wonhj mortify us as tsod tad hr : ; J;dtiseni, to
averythtogelsea Siice't-tt nato thing:
war ,aver. sgwnss asye "peace far Worse than
wart In reach ofaooeess. and vet it slina from
our .grasp t.'.tvir;- KMik&-Tmii
. i '. .r ?
5 r& i
It e net be so. because it most not
our nras-
perity ss a State is at sUke dependent nnder Pre-
vwence, upon tbe powers tbs t be. and. we doubt
not,!
toe wni tbr, than noderdo, to relieving
W broughtnpon tlirdj
tha tnflnmtjlL uul iiitAMt tl.m .
the beads of. the nation. -fcisW-T. ... 1
Should the deems ennndsted at the North
some of theiultfphed sheetYTMVof denVtosf!ftrtitif th ik.:-J?
representation from ' the SoatK fstJv4lAn
I . . . . 1 ". -- -. "
energy in five years woold pot be visible to the
microscope I I There nvr was '..too much of it, Jess
become ciphers Irv R would 1 awwito : inpeople.
L np.toe New Bgland States to SneVdestfny,' di hav-
lug uwiu:ug ui uw wm we uaiuer uovernment-.
nothing to do i any Way, fto trutoX a Pandenio- '
neum as to Anathemas Msraoathas,wooid be melo
dy of pious ascription to k t . )
Our people ; wish ;tofbe4 up and doing; let them;
do.1 Enoonragewbere powibjearnish where troTf
needfulbut in tha '.gospel
of it, merey
goeuioetore j udgment I
..We hsvehadan toterxiew.wit& anoid aflfigent
resident of NorthCaroltoa.now of tha dtv. whose
ecor ttoiden, not witn nearly an too prominent cit
toens of that State of all shades of 'ctoioni' entitle
his views to great weighC. Be gives na a very en
coursginr account of the prospeots of restoration
in the Old North State. v? He is very wonodent that
the following paragraph, from an edttorislattfcie hi
the Cbronide' of Sunday, does not gifea fair idji;
of the real condition vaf public sentiment in the
State:-: m--- - -:
. There is to the Sate. "We are awarej hiachiantsg
oulsb to Governor Bolden, ou aocoont of oM pbliti
cs difierencee; which should 'not cootounded
with hostility to the Government t. but rtbeane is a
safe rule which may goid-theaathoiiiiea 4a dis
criminating between the sentiments' iof mere ppowi
einmv io tue rTyTtsioaai uovernora, ana uissBeeuon
to the Government i t
He asserts, with confidence and emphasis, that
the influential men of all parties; almost Without
exception, sod Without regard to - formerpolitfcal
differences, consider the appototmerit of 14 i'Holden
as Governor as the wisest and best that opuld bate
been made nnder toe drcumetencesv and that, what
Thto eppowtienjae further sssrm, wflTttotml
ruwr ew viaajosja sweat ajas twaavv vi sovviiUs; Ut fvis-
proportions formidable n6ogh to excite any seri
ous apprehensions as to the entirety successful reaff
toration, at en early day; f North GarouaaJ to the
bosom ef the Union as a truto total and Drosnerous
Commonwealth.' Owing to -the 'wisajMaig1iten-i
ed views and; sUtosaMuishfp elGoVetnoiCden,
every possible orgsetoed. eneoaaagememtr being
eiven to the influx. of, Northern emiaration aind
Northern capital,' whict fitter, to couseqoeace; to j
rapioiy seesinginvesiment in ner rauroads, iron ,
and goldmines, as wril as Tn her rich ;egrfcultural
toterests. ' The majoritr pf herlptontira are piran
tog a huouna 1 and Judlciousr courso towarda their
lata slaves; and thavresultie that the vexed iabor
qoestkm" bids fair to bo speedily settled 'lipbn
basis which wfH promote the interests of botit white
and black. Of course, there are those wbouaavtoc
always been hard and cruel masters wfll vefoae toT
laeknowiedge the new relations erring t bet weenj
tinialva and the tnfAmmtr-VTiA' hA arftra22b it Jtl
themselves and the freedmertrand' whtf wflr seekto4
injure the UaeEa in every possible way, but they
tmPfJmW- 8&rmOv
ration of the people are compMeivBeusted with
their four yeaJto'expenenWef th fruits of re bell
ion, and long for the old peace and prosperity un
sder the Union. .They . ae'onlv anvous to know
what tie actual poliey of theGoverQment is what
rt neema essential totoe otaro staSityind prea.U.sUmp for Xfemfai : : a L BORBtNK 4 co.
C ' - He. - - . m . 7r-- - . r- -
9.
;perity oT the whole counlrTrlre3r to vield m.
f nearly, c amouesuoning assent- and , co-operation,
iif KO a Jioerai aamuture oivtiortaern energy, en
r rprise, and capital, they w shrewd to see
saat taa-alwnemtivsoareea
f entitle her. to a large: influence and power in the
councils eC Hhe Uaiom as ftttto baf We are re
joiced to be convinced that: aa lavortbti stlte of
Sfiura exists to the Sit.Wston ChtonicU.
:4 s i
Celereat CUIantaaj
- fTe Insert the' Mowinii:carrespdWo
toeftotemtto
iUava emorro eauurea-.oonne;. io tnems t
Deer General Tbera fa- etne" sim eoinected I
seaai aes aaus. - w hmi ff -f iT'TffTf ffiavimiHr' sasasBsaaaa
to exist, and in regard to i whieh-J 4h peoptoeoe
ailv need further liehfc U I ntewthmteoenected with
thffadeatniw e to J
nct.ej6lnbrmed. the late Majrw-Dsrw Waisworth.
while to eooaniandof ftoelspment'ef toto
trt ia the earl v period of - thwarlHb6TeWd!'tbst
rmy eaoers i new hlfteadige$e
such entbority, which togfSns&eralS
exteat, and under t& plea af military necessity,
without the consent of the parents of eucb'Aildrfen.
lrfl BewidboWf ectiim
1vBMa lei rtaailiaSiai fT" lt ITiTii Ii - ' ' 1 i - i ar ' T T
taeir maenitrrea cmraren , u
RfcWfMk fsaeoeiAniyw, J885.
i The question then i t i ,, w .i 't i;!
fiorpmm. i wtoch aw .resTsteo!.
comes op, era such indentures regarded ss valid by
the government, or bv vour denartment F Aia Whx
j rrnss nave peen saopied 9a, toe anbiectr
YerespeaunyryoarsrAc-
.11 A .
W WlowfngWi. 0WaWkWnMo
wasaiHOToai July ta.am&tzi
Bespeetolly retarned to Dr.-Ghaaj A. Lee. Seve-
ral caseaioi iadeoture baTeceA betefbAB : I have
ijJetfded tot bCdfe (oobtf.bebexinial wli2dut
eonseot otrtne Qsrantrr inea8xoiri orphan, not
vnthootHbe eooset bf n-Tf3cert)f4this bureau, or
a raHismfeby 'aae Ifol&oio&slora the
estahlishmeat of this bureso,, Upited6 States Q4
W may he lagardeC to? ihr aWtanS
oOcamU' tbebui.iWarW Wfieiereay ond
ef.tbem has bound out a child wi then thrtMi
Lconient, that oonsentHshaeidbe obtained, otherwise;
Tt.UwIpnnLm
fgKibwiC
-wwuiBMrwoicn oeiongtsaveTV and S&vs fieoJ
essaruy passed away with it, '""-''
S'J i:Mk HOWAEDf. laGelv3(&ma ;
- f , VIED:
aaagater ef 0r. Of W. and aUri" 5
uwi u r-m o d..
emaeJieWiWawZ.f1T.
mSimUJ
4a
warn risn.: . i " few
flleewitlo.t.m-; otr ""i71 "tk;
l . . . . " : ona was th ... .
saaam 1 ever wilMed: WsWATr W
enytiaesn.
ttle expmUons mat .0 sWuJiI CJ
pale would come on. with lw dpli.Sl
nrt iaipIori.gIKkhe.woId aee W jI
ner ismeb tjeev aa.Uto a.T ZTW
1 Jhf Wi;,,for fooa the AnceU cam. .-u. f SfcJ
- 1 j TWe Umb 'te tji ,Mior oe. T
V
;f-4t- ,. e!hy dieamUaa bed
J 'Geatleaad BMakaad nild.
With bteeaiagaoa thy head.
yieurbsmm thy hand,
Beds' omy)uiow laid,
" Haste from uua fearral hud,
Whara flawera n nn;.u. .
fV'fehe these liWelambe."
f i
t ... - .-rwiny Breastt
PratMtian tluw .I..M ... f
4
I
, i. . . . 4 - v. . -. ."v una in ma.
Wils Jaly 18th,' 185.
f.klpWwUl please eopy.
rva ' ..-.
f
I worthy thaa Jtra. HELEN MAR LiS -84 lr J
wi tmaiww oiwi in memorr'a
. - 4.
m. "T . - " e"'owr'w, nwmi, crave imi
it
1 MtlM,'a y h.was.the sbeduiiit3rw'N
in ""k we agreeable. Dieaamt
i I onmer. the warm sad miMMrM iuL 1111
' I . . . ". ueWJTkJ. ..i
1 free to its esJestia! home. T"!
w ooir aaorament in i... j. -
m wij Maoramei
P- . M aa-neverend Biahop UtkiBto. ;i
wiHweeeeriahfWiwpeeB fti "i?'1'
- - mb. mui nin .1 lt i
, vicNiruniiii
f-rr andtM q
"Yet the dread oath (hum IM
Bm.vflUit8everlatiijjpftrtaU jjigk
MeeviIIN.c; July 22od, 185. it
4
NEW ' AD7ERTISEMENT8T
Anctbaoeers Commission Slercosu,
WW wua,M BT aOCTfOS, Is PROWm
. WW , MrHtan ad Va 4iAill u. . ' uvr If I
B
WILLIAMSON a 00
' Ealeirhf July tT, 183.
v, , . Aootioneen, ij.
Wa. J. BAXBB. ; ; fCLASfcll OOWPXB.
f.B.jom
JsAKER, COWPER &
CO.
BaalhM BsUlaUag, FaVette viUe St.,
dftOQ
-sli55 . .!vvU i ox sr tae Capitol, 1
OFTKR TBWRlSESyiCES TO THE PUBLIC AS
OOUsXCIlOH A.GXBTS AlTn ATrnpwnra nb
8t0Vaod tU principal (Jitie, (j, the Ceiled Statei.
tati
tLT?.
Ob Il.'UOWrV EH-'PrM't. Ra.t R.MtJ V-,:i..i
litterftlwrB, Drexel Co., Tenaet 1 DaTiiM
Snlpbta--?A j t'. .. V:" :;' "
k c white, a Pi MeadetU
- ClJt'ar ' A Jo hn U, Patton. Eiebmpni
iMr-JhSSS f hitakertt 4 fK b i '
don Col Jforfutav ' " -i
. HijBtea A ltaaa. Martin 4 Taaoahill, Peterabarz.
atarrw Uoiwl -W, JI. Wright, N. . Mnoa, Wit
. Dewer. &ah , 43en. J. Youag, J. J. sua.
55A- ft?! Charlotte. , ,
Oliver a Co.. Hnirhoa M. imh, rw r 1 n;
tiiifotti'.
t-:S4.J..-.a.i
raTEAREiWOW OfFERlSCh OTB STOCK 0?
wW Watches and Gold Pens at reduced prvea, Watch
"" t, fiSW. 13 t85, $30 od'npwirtk
tPafaodase,ftoin $S 4 SM per doaen. Snl
a KAV M. BUM
tV: . -A.
208, Braadway, New York.
- :. I - s-n
AT OlffiTni AP CJTY; TILYSl 1551
rrrtHia PJUJPBitTTf is. ale sbbviceabl ho
.-therSteWsJeodid ooditi(Ku- The tale will uk
eptaeeas ta ci,f otp r. a Brow,
reaaa
Pat guirt-
. at ton n'tbet
A. U-. Moadav the 8 1st dav of Jb(t lftxs mnA mtimu
treat day to Aay entU att-tbe property U dispeaed of.
IwiMT i:FottQ M.MereliaftdCilt.C. .
Jrty a.'lSSawii,H ; - ' , .0, . .- f. st-41
.j'- a,MiA 0 fc-; i.rr i,i.rf,-r T
tft:A fl SECURED TflB SXRVICE8 OP at.
AAL Diets, first daas.Binder, we are now prepare! !
a aoerwafmeaend m me very heat style. Buna ww
eUeKWiptMKMi aaefltafilctared to order. t .
.CaJU ai;Uajee elVh 1 1 BSJkNS05 4 'TABBAV
"- r ; ftiwt !' .-j-tfiBwaf. .3 Bftleifbj a. v.
J..JMVlBsw.wjfet'sl..v: t 81-rt
yiyrjwi?tltU TTIUASI UTTL
OFFERS HIjI PBOFE&iiowAL gEB7ICES TO fit
eitisens of Kaliie knA
- ----1 a;;, t T-?
ta-.
A. ltortawteraartioa ot the City, together
Huaaehold and K.itcb5e Viruttm. :
hirseaatkaUemataas-a . . .fw-Tl'llW;
IT A ITU
CtEEDS TOT2' fJALKr AT
11 Joly fce,lS3.. 4,UivJia.J
81-
- --i , . aarvV smzsV
t4 W tlt tSA'iwia aeU at pahlio . eeeooa,
lionet, atefee, AnsWal Spring Waeeea, Bw
aedUtofneasjAaA
8ale wilf leae place at tbeAPTI8! GEOTK. aad
etmueeneeat o'clock"!. M eh day J , ,
,.i Eaeh;ejOaaiaAncaeil A aoM espeietrrjv-
laaju-vasa ea eay r saMv ltaanermaaer '"Tj.
will be reeeiTed.as eash:' Parties, jiawnaf Jte
iymt ia voeehera itmrie'imaMt them UfVkt P
itmiid!'teee
-eigeed fbi e;,mlBainateCre hiddliii wrtarty 6m
Pf eraeref
BoriJ Chi:
fUTTTK
st.
axd rioar.-.Sfo.pie.. be seea eteersSri!?
CCZD miction TlTn-prrt m.
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