haubbukt, m. a, march m, ts
POU GOVKBNOBa
THOMAS S.
OF AIM.
KM UKttfttAXT GOVEBXOB,
WARD P. 41.1..
or wew nx novae.
fW rrtrp f 8h,
UoHriitX vr BEST,
or cbWb.
KEMP P. BATTLE,
or wim.
if &nft.
v a.
W. BURG IN,
of BemmtM.
' 111
e iOseWec 1M
Itfc V. BRAXTON CRAVEN,
S1U5 II. ROGERS,
1 M. PBABSON, af Yadkin,
WILLIAM H. BATTUE, of Orange,
fcDWIB 0. MADE, of Pmt,
MA TBI AS . MANLY, of Cm.,
A 8. KUIIIOlt, af Bwneerabe.
DAYXD ABARNES, '
Mr
ABO J. WARREN,
georqe'vSSono,
dPWNa dBMHcaf,
Villi am s. devank,
MAKOVBR,
. R. PrBATXTON,
. MARrilXJI.
TBOMABRCmN, Jil
ew iUHun.
rRANCRSnODF.R,
MSam iaidk 2eew.ejl.
, MiiM BIH flf,
WILLIAM M 8BIPP.
i" ' ami mi .j-.--- ar- - -
r - . T"-
xTictmft JUttHct,
.OHN L. BAILEY.
-JOT
WUKRE THE MONET GOES.
At ntiniu like ike present, "hen our
people arc odmpletely iinpoverulied,
anil when tbey are crying out daily to
bo relieved from their poonuUrj jn
barretmente, the would do well to
consider what it being done, and what
It proposed to be done, with the little
rrnii ey ye remaining in the country.
We belong to the liberal school in
money matter a in every thing else
Wo are noUherefore, ditputed to com
plain that inch ofixeare at are really
necessary to aerrr on oar State gov
ernment linn Id be paid an adequate
alary. But we do protest against
the creation of a number of new offi
cert at a hgll salary when there is no
present necessity for them at all. We
do protest against the expenditure of
the people's money ouueeeetarily at a
t me like the present
Of ail the Initiative bodies thai
evor assewihlarl tit Nun It Carolina, the
I '..Mention now sitting at Raleigh.
has snown ttaeit to us tue most prom
gate in the eapewdiiare of the peo-
pie's atone?. AY th Hew const nuiion
lion Id be adopted If we should de-
c de at the ballot b-o to abandon our
present Constitution and State gov
ernment for the sew one proposed
the expenses of carrying it on will be
increased at the rale ef many thoue-
auda of dollars per annum, sll result
ine from the unnecessary increase of
offices by the present convention.
Let us enter into some calculations to
' whet additional amount of mon
ey will be required to rerry wo the
new government if the people should
agree to ace pt of It.
In the fret place the number of
j edges in the State has been increas
ed Irom eleven toereeaforn. Two ad
ditiimal judges have l oett added to
the 8 w rente Court bench wnlH.nt
even a coloi able pretext, and there is
but little or no reason fr llie creation
of the fonr new ciicnit judges at this
time. These, new judge will re
ceive a aalary of ii 000 per Annum
each, which will, alone, increase the
expenditures of the State government
34.000 a year. In addition to this
the convention lias created a c m in n
eion for the purpose of codifying the
laws of lite bate, to consist of three
persons at a salary of tit"! each per
month, lite, commissi n to hut 'or tliree
years. This will add at least f 7.0Oo
more to the yearly exj.en- for the
next three years. They have al
ereated tfte offices of Supeiiiitciidctit
of pnntie works and Superintendent
of public instruction, which wilt add
some l-t.000 besides the increase ot
salaries which will amount to about
point hid ,.ti rrport
that
.
ody cow. aew thai no ueW man skull U
at a XnSfrv of ttt per da, and to imv roautrcd to Are" a me,n o eVt.
bitn for the imntletfUbn of ile proceed. . 'h" "nudmni was defeated by a rots
peo-
ingsiii the $tmltrd; thus add
fcbottt $00 more to the uselcei
nnnecesaary espenditnre of the
' pies money by that body.
In the people look at these acts nf
a petty that claims to be their only
friends. Its biisf career as the pee-
eesenr of power in the convention
shoukl atiuinniahthesuaato what thcr
may ettpect in the futnre if they obey
Its btiliesta now. Lot fileiii rally
the polls and tlel'eat their in Canons
schemes by rejecting the Const it lit ion
which prrrptMt-s their dcgiatlatioh
addition to the ittereaau I eft, euditn
which they proHse.
af
Oa the loth b Kebvaarv, Oxesewtloii
rreeired a wSMmiinielWn from the Yoeas;
Anserine of
TLI AT 1riMOX."
Whe i Judge Alerritnon argited the
ipieslion ot the bankrupt printing be
fore his Aonof Jmiu Brotiks. that
Uarn,d, eniiahUntd and profound
magistrate promised to write out and
publish his "opinion" when he should
make hi -decision in the cam?. We
have waited long and patiently for
that "opiitifn," bet our patience
becoming somewhat wearied "there
is a point beyond which patience cea'
eat to be vfrtnei4
On the Jay before, when Mr. Boy
den argued the case. Ids asexer was
very auxioue to leave i he matter with
the itrgitlere thought the publica
tion should he made ih the local pa
pers, and that it would be very wrong
to 1ft the Standuni and the IiiMeer
have it all, bnt had no discretion
in the matter was sorry he did not
have it was all axed by mnotktr law
of Congress by the appropriate m
act and Ac did not have the power to
interfere. Of cur e he will explain
the whole in.oter when he h)ishcs
his opinion he will show KitO the
tjjrp'itfli-m liw came to aDct pri
vuti printing to be doiM) in the execu
tion of another law, on a wholly dif
ferent subject malic a separate and
d stinct code. It la true that this
would be a severe t-k for such judges
as Hardutcke, .M.m.-iiiM, Mar-hall.
Taney and Stttry, hot the Inm-nous
mind of oar Oist tier judge will ette
rictice no difficulty iu the case, as he
is said to arrive at correct conclusions
I
k l -
Tnefytt rkttrirt,
. T DAVIDSON,
BOX. THOMAS 8. ASUE.
We raw no today, the name of I
Lonetrfaiive
u . - - liiwraHi.w
edgeal ability, and n man In
weakav Om afctoi bejtjay
with prWle
Oaawareadee nsan 4a his
defy under the lead of oar at ward
i and victory will
BE PUBLIC A K SOMtNKM
efaW
eswsea'isn haviaf tamssiS' iLr
itsyahalipahlliet Masaetiee Ooaasi.
tee have aiaHntJ eeage Hesdt and
.csrrr
bythessforjedtssY
the Tit etrrett in
Messrs. Bsaee and
THE NOMlKAtlOM.
of tksCoasrr
T
" 1 1 -
Ss aasteeasesiass1tasassje-- -Owswas as-
rea mm one debet be ntaes uf Gut. Vaaot.
StuMd. Whs VaeCbatss ef ess Coaiadisss
wM asl apaa we as aW utiitid iees. bet
SjW astsawj SSsnli n vIU bs made.
i .i u r. .. i uWt e aawe ery eseaatssae
tax. Wfeaessr ss sasanaast ateg te h.
anv savswrsWsefmst
1 - ' :..
almost bv in ii it ion.
en's t bnattau
sskina the ease ot the Ooui
thaldclivery of a rssdinc b
i sen pl
ot Scotlai
rsaatag by
mil, lor the
HsJIIfor'
Mr. David
beaefier
mmmmammmmmm
mstlsr is, that we have but fcw Jrfbsys
la the
eoeanr. , g
Messrs. Ashlsy and Abbott, while and
Norlhoru m-a. and (iallay aad Hsrtit,
negroes, opposed the granting of the r
eaesl -nkmnpen IkttJepliritundtnwnding
thai wilrt nnd nomroatum to br admitted
upon the tamt term una with the mm
privilege. Mather ikau accept the kind
ness upon suck tSrMts lbs request was
Wilbdmwn. The oppotition orlginaied
with Oslloway, a negro
On the saase day, ike Bill ef Rights
being under consideration, Mr. Dnrham
masts' M Insert a new section as Mkwi i
i nncamian and AHmn rates are dis
tinct by nature and onhw-1 thrrentre sll
marriages betwsen tbs CaneassUn, or
White race, and the African, ot black rase.
- t" - -
I ix" i lb section Mr. Ilarhaal demand
ed the yeaa ami nays. Mr. Sweat moved
to lay on i bo table. Mr. Darnam called
for the yeas sad nays on the motion.
They were refused. The motion was
then adopted, and afterwards, slse, the
section as reported.
On the 4th of March, Ihs report of ll c
Committee oa Corporations other than
municipal being under consideration, Mr.
Uurham moved te ameae the report br
BW tHff A WVTw9 CM IMaWlW t afVaVjwlMl
faas institutions ef kamtitm in trhirh
black and white pupils aft educated promts
cuousle shall not be inc rporatrd under
femoral laws sr special act." The amend
ment was rejeetsd.
hi the bib of March, Mr. Durban
moved to amend the report ef the Oast
W y m dfi in w SaMJlvflv
ss Mlnws ! Section 0. The Oturrmi As-
.i- . -sji i . ii i at a. . .i M .i seab
mwim Jm, VrOt-inC MTnlJOXS For rife OwarJC
thsnhren at the State, seattrsttf aad assart
from Uom pYotidM fot white mxdrcti.
The section as proposed was rejected by
a vote ef ayes !5, mom 90,
Mr. Ursham, on the same day, moved
to amend section 18, ef the same report,
by the addition ef the following pre visa;
rroetaea mere smalt oe stparuH and ats-
tinct seholt for white and btiwk children.
The amendment was lust by a stiict par-
rote.
On the 10th of March the rettort f the
Judiciary Cunsmitlec being under mhp id
eratiua, an iu third readiiiK, Mr. Durham
red to smeed the I till section ss fd-
lovrs! ProciHcd that white' orphan chil
dren shall not be bound as apprentices to
colored awrferjy and that no colored per-
OOUNTt CONVEfTTOX.
Ws WtrnU remind
Saturday neat, the 1 1st last is the day
I ted far the meeting ef tbs Oenely Con
vsntion to t eta la its CtnMsrrnakfe Caadi-
dales is represent this County iu the
"Ueese of Representatives - ef the neat
Legislature, and to rmimsnd a candi
date te represent (MeOsasty and Darts
In the Senate of the sans body.
It Is earnestly ttnprd that every Cap
tain's district will be felly represented on
the occasion.
A CANDIDATE FOB COXORKSS.
As the tarns far holding the slsstteh M
bnt a month off, the Course list having
fixed it en the Mth.SLst, and Mud days of
April, the t'ouservstive people of this
District will be under tbs necessity af ss
Icciing a candidate for Ooiurres is a few
dsys. We see that many sitiaeee af Ire
dell hare urged J0tf II. Mt-J.ArniiLiN,
Eat) , sf that eoanly to consent to lbs ass
of his name ia that connection Mr. Xle
IanrhHn Is a most worthy sad respecta
ble man, a boat whose cosset at ism there
eaa bs no doubt, and he hsj the further
adrantage of being able to tahe the re
quired oath. Should ha become the eaa-
dkiate af the Conservatives b will re
edve ear hearty rapasrv
TUK Sl'EAKIXG.
Cor. UoMea earn Thomas Settle, eaa
didates for Oarsraar and Jadee ef the
Supreme Court, spoke to aboat four ban'
dred persons h the Town UaH hi this
place en yesterday. A boa I one fourth,
only, ef the audience wees white men, the
rest negroea. We did not bear any part
of the speech uf Oor. HuJdss, kwt team
that it was meek higher toned nnd mere
able thaa that ef Mr. Settle. We heard a
part ef Mr. (Bottle speech, and wa never
beard a more ad cap tmndnm deaaegogieal
speech than, the part tn which we listened.
Il consisted almost wholly fat appeals te
the passions and prejudices of bit and ir nee.
lie endeavored to cliche them by exhum
ing incidents of the wer that, for the sake
of ih peace uf the country, should bt al
lowed to repass in the silence of the tsmb.
tin. diMriet who raa tskr thV froeWed jj
nam, ipm jnore inau amn sw
M 11- Belasr, Esq., ba MnaeM
himself at an bjdapssdeat wad'date and
the ptel i llMii new seem to bs that we
ball hare a tiiialar fleht to ibis die-
We beard,
contphtlnten the part
And he appealed quite as much to the
son shall beappolnted guardian of a white j prejudices of his colored bearers as be
20.000 wore.
If, then , the new cniittitqtiori sbonld
be adopted by the peiiple, 5o(to
more will be requ red to carry oh the
government than will be required to
tarry it on if they should reject
it. And moat of this to pny the sal
arhsa of officers which are not at
all needed to carry on the govern
ment, with out which it has always
been carried on I cretoforts. Tin-stare
facts which the poor tax paying
people of the country should pouder
w..lt Itatinm tliAe ttmi hnlr ! u'ili
wwss wwrv nsij uf.vitic nv i itc " iti
vote oa the ratification or rejection of
the new Constitution.
l5-tt tt is not only in these respects
thst the convention has heetr btvieh
HfKjSll - 'US1' .i.
V"W M to-
was to vote its
a aalary of eiokt doVirs per
day. -o convention, or other legit
kuive body, ever sat in North Caroli
na pre v loos to the year ISAi the meni -
hers uf which received a larger aalary
than three dotUtre per oar. The Qas-
lous, the Btanlys, trie Iredt-lls, the
Henrys, the Muffins, the Badgers, the
Grahams, the Morebead. the Ed
wards', the Fishers, and other pigmies
of by gone days, were content with
that sum. Hut making all due allow
ar.ee for the depreciation of (he cur
rency, and the superiority of the Mul
liktee, the Ruses, the Tangoes, the
Marsh nib. the Kinneya, ih Gallo
ways and the Coffee Mayos of the
present convention Over the joor
crest u ree wboae names we have men
tinned, and four dollars perday ought
i to hr satisfied fbem. ATfhe "c?.n
rention will ait about fifty five days.
this would have saved to the State
afaoot 8 000. Bnt, not befog safis-
liut we want to tee tlie "opinron."
We call for the "opinion." The liar
is anxious to see the "opinion" every
body wants to see il. Not that any
body questions the correctness of hi
hoi .u s decision, but that thee are
anxious to sec the reasons which led
his honor to make a decision so much
to the interest of his honor's personal
and potitUal friends that they may
read and irttderel and see and he con
vinced. Agn n we say, give us the
"opinion" t ho ' tipiniom" the "one
tos."
nurd.
Com the amendment Opt lhrrh.ini
asked the yeaa aad nays, which were re
fused. Tbe aatrndmeot was laat, and t In
sertion adopted a reported by the cow
m It tee.
Wc state these facts for the informa
tion of the white men oT North Carolina.
did to his white hearers. His principle
object seemed to be to identify the pres
f Mr. MeDeeabi's wands, wbomtissetod
a belief that OalVla had "packed'' the
Ceavcallca. That, however, Is a atolier
aboat which lbs Conservatives east bat
little h.Jeed, If tliey t are at all, Ihsy will
rather bs glad sf the access ef bis IrJek.
THE HOLD EN BECOBD.
That illustrated paper made Me appear
ance according to peotniee oa lbs lath,
and is sll that wan msmhid. The ab
ject ef the publication U to give lbs paMIt
record ef the ltadlcal oaaalililn for Oev
ernor dartog bis whole political lire, aaay
sfstfhg mslntv of the articles' whirl, he Wrote
for bis paper lbs SUndard. The first
namber is pretty well filled with eatreete
from them, and tbe editor promt nee that
the neat ana shall he still aawaJaanadi
big H It will dcnbtleet bare a gMat mo
and we learn ibat M.000 copies of the
first number bare been printed. Tbs spe
cies of potttieal warfare which it wagea Is
one hi which we never engage, but which is
always resected to ta times ef high party
excitement. Tbs efiact ef It will proba
bly ho considerable.
i mm i
- STAT LAW.
As It fata matter ef general Inters to all
slasses uf people we emhcaso the saritasl ey
pnrtuaily ef laying before oar readers the
Stay Law, or Hetief Bill passed by the Cue-
vdsttoa. whtsh wSt he finmdln
eulama today.
snrh
aubsm aV A7
. . , . " ' mma
n wn Mil enssa ape the eg
Hkdmrimr. That
by saaam.
mtuuniZr
all farther Haul Or aWE
aal Thatsa
rasa . SW,
ItKid: fror
of ike plaintiff the
Itoa 19 mi tbe above res
er d. ercpe for straw d reset is to r
which have beea, er thai be L - ' '
jadgmeats or decrees bi ratiltie ebtsJasi.
rriedentlMtsrmtysf ttoas.
at aad retemed ahbsalmli
? Hj!! -r whe er th.k.
at
rn
I..
krTdl
.... any
eonaent of the
rare atom saag
tola e
Allied widi regarding each others pa
4s I trie t ism (1) witb the sunr of $M.tnH)
ot tbe people's uioner: tlw poured
ed to re wit d Mr. iloldeu attll ititre
eXiravagaiitlv. lie imt beinf tati
Had with the order that he rndiiced
J udge Brooks to make, that he should port
have the bankrupt ad vertising at near
I WtietB ll"IV I . INI'U Tlll-llt
KgOfESHIOM'.
HobJrn, Scttkt Thomas, and the other
leaiers of the radical avrty in in this
State, sr denying that thetr party is iu le
ver of negro equality. They iiscbtiin any
intent in:, uf opening the colleges ana pub
Ik schools uidicctitnmah iy to tbe children
of both They deny thu tbey are
iu fitVoVOf enrolling both rce in the
same companies hi the militia, whicl
would certsiuly result in placing col.md
i.ffie. r- in command nf while men in I hos
i in which the negro race predom
inate. .They deny that- they are to fa
ror of permitting the intermarriage of
whites and bfochs. They deny that they
are in favor el social equality with the
negro race. All three things, and many
more, they deuy while they persistently
reurn toinoorporateanu clause in the Con
stitution prohibiting them. They have
proceeded sir the tpne ta the Convent ion
upon the hypothesis of perfect equality
between the races. A ftrsnger reading
tbe Constitution, now nearly completed,
without any knOWedge of the circum
stances under i.n . it was framed,
woald conclude that there was bnt one
race of people in the State. But the peo
ple will Jadge the party by its acts sad
..ot by its professions. We give below
irom the Balelgb Carolinian, condensed
report of the proceedings ef tbs Couven
lio on ibt-sv s.ihjecls and h ave our read
efs tojedge foriben
tioiis :
Itoapite the denials of its leaders and
presses, lle ltalical pari In rt..rtu laru
Ima stands firniTy eomatrtted to the dogma
of the equality of the races.
" I,pr.M,r of the charge, we eoil.tefrom
the report of the proceedings of the hV
coi.siractiou CoiiVi ieieii, which was, we
They are eompeleut to deride between
Radical declarations and Uadival deeds,
and tbey must decide upon the day of the
election, whether a const ilutinn emanat
ing Irom a body which has so an equivo
cally committed itself to negro equality,
deserves ibeir advocacy and sapport.
cut Conservative party, if party it stay be
called, with the Secession party of 1860-
'61, notwithstanding tbe fact that nearly
: so tue i. Hu.cg union nsen or mat uav
i are new members of the Omsocvaiive
a campaign Pamphlet.
The publishers ef lbs Daily ('unJinian
at Raleigh, B. C, propose to pa brisk a
campaign Pamphlet, prorlded SuMcren
encouragement be given tbeaj Immediate
ly) It wiB be a Very Interesting aad ef
fective aleotj i iinrlag dacameat. la I heir
pros pee ors ike pebbsbcr's asy :
"If wc are immediatolr ass a red that a
sofiicivut number of eeptososa he disposed
ot to cover tbe eipense of publication, we
will make arrangements to have tbs pam
phlet in the bands ol tka public within
aao week from today ; and, tf published,
in will contain tbe North Carotiuiaa s re
ports ia fall, tn-- Conslnellsn to' be sab
Imitted to tli
by virtneof saht dim
At ttoring Term eaVeatton on a
saehjndgmentt er deaien shall hens h
-priag term inru, ror eee-aita ef Iht
hlae at "priwg Term ffftl fer eas-
ttsj for fhs telmstetftho asaaa!"e.
o-- Ten.
n. xaatne BMrt
rsgee or trnstoe. satnl etSat
property conveyed bt ttjeh
irastar at that tiato nag ana
debt, mmittoara, the sols shsfl bs past
paacd to first ef March, 1670, al thai
Urns eaouk! law anaaams
sasdmk sYtJto rsaUmn, I
postponed te the firs, af
that time shnald the trm
net one half ,4 lbs reeid
bt Bostnonsd to Bnt ef Marsh. 1171. aaJ
at that tints tie imatoe at attiaaat skin
sell ike property er so apnea si it as will
realise the ha mace ef the debt l Prsnaai,
fisnwrr, That shaadd the tsaaaer er ansv
gagor fail to .pay tbe Bret or any saW
eaent ineasBtteat, then, aad h that ease
the trustee or umrtgager shall seB at da
Jtealbt credit, as much of the property
conveyed as wilt realias seeh Installment,
sac 4. Be it further srdafsta, Thai
section U ef tbe above entkhd set be
ear tractor pay
keade ab.II to
March, 11. m
'are jaatiled in asm . iri'g o be a repri-sea-
tatlve tody, tbe lollowu.g lucts, vwosaud
I
A RADICAL POLITICAL JUDGE
Judge Fisher, of the Supreme Coort Ol
the District of Colombia, has recently d.
cided, iu tbe habeas corpus ease iY Samuel
Strong, demanded by Gov. llcrpout,
Ya-t as a fagkive from justice from that
State, that V Irgiuis is not a State in Ik
Union and has no rights as meh. This
auder tin circumstances, is-a decision
thy nf J. ffo'ys in his palmiest days ; in-
nsmneh ss it can ewly be accounted for in
the desire uf him who rendered it to sas
tain the unconstitutional acts of Congress
and is, therefore, wholly political.
We say that it kboliy polithnd, be
en use the qui-siiou involved bad just been
decided the other wsy by lbs Supreme
Court of the Uuiled States. Only on
Mond.iy last that august tribunal decided,
in the ease of Meant against the Alliance
Insurance ('ornpany, that the BentbsTW
S ates were still constitutionally States in
the Union, and that they bad never been
ent ot it. In this opinion sis af the eight
jadges of that Conrt wsMrd. Sere was
a decision made by the highest
known to our Constitution and laws tb-i
tribuiml which is made by them the Jamil
arbiter In all suck cases. . Be
judge nf sty mfortor Court would have
ventured tn have disregarded that decision
whatever might have bsen bis ewe opta
ion as to iu correctness.
Kor is this all Tbe ease Is which w
have referred bad first been beard end de
cided by I he Supreme Court of i In- State
of Massachusetts, which bad
lbs p'ainthT's plea, and ibe Supt
Court of tbe United Stales merely aSrtn
e tbe judgment of the court below. Two
courts ef high jurisdiction, one of them
the highest, bed already decided that tin
Southern Stales were State in We Union.
X I Judge Ptsber, for the merest political
purposes decides that tbey arc imt. A
single judge ei sn inferior court aesamrs,
that hi. jurisdiction is co-ordinate With,
and equal to, that of the highest ciuirt in
the nation the feou rt ef last resort,. We
do not believe thai tbcrvis Lot one other
J adge in the Co it. d States who would have
had tin.- effrontery to hare madia such a
i decision Underwood, ofrVirjrinia. It isi
organisation. If we
tertsined doubu before as tn the pro
priety of giving the election of jadges to
the people, what we beard of this speech
would have satisfied us on thst point
Tbe speech was l bat of a violent partisan,
when e judge sbonld bo man free from
part'tan prejudices.
Early ia the morning a note was ad
dresaed to Messrs. I (olden and Settle by
tbe Conservative canvassers for this eoan
ty, proposing a public discuss Imt of the
issues f ike d.iy t bat some nf our men
sbonld lw allowed to meet them. This
was declined, verbally, nil I he plea af a
went of time. The district nominating
con vent sin, llwy said, was In tea ton, aad
weald net eonelmle its tabor hi time for
sack a discussion. The pi "position ens
submit led to that body, aud by it rejected
b almost a nnaiiimons
brr rental king tkst he bad heard enough
Conservative speeches, and tbat be now
wanted to bear eaatt Radical rpc-cbes.
What excuse they will be able to find al
t heir m at meeting we nan not tell. Si
the practice of canvassing first commenced
ia this Stat, -no rsnvatt hot bean eear-
At uight, Gen. l-ach, of Davidson
.d W. M. Bobbins Esq, of this
Idrcssed a large audience ot both
iu the Towa Mall, making very cBbetivc
fives of this county are becoming thor
oughly aroused. A vigorous eaavwaeef
. :, L a .
ooniy win do eommencru si on
the results of which will be seen in
Conservative majority at the a
proaeuing en-etsnn. inner aseauis axay
rest assured that Bowau county will do
her duly iu this crisis.
lie people, Caption ef the
Acts of the Coerentien, Gov. Graham's
speech, together with the address oYdto
Detnocmts of West Vlrginis ; slse, such
other matter and descriptions of psianusi
and scenes as have appeared ia tbe North
Carolinian touching tbe Convention and
Its respectable (Ti
Persons desiring to see this work brought
out, will at once eemmanicata witb the
North Cireiiuiau, staling lo wkut extent
way win patronise H.
ft. B I fan artist can be procand Bt
lime, the Constitution will be illustrated."
' mm
AN ORDINANCK RESPECTING
THE JURI-DICTION OF THE
COURTS OF Til IS BTATlfc
Sacrtotr I. It it ordained bo the pro.
pkmf North Osrotmm, to fJbtiaeafhin as-
temokd, Tbat Secttone 1 and 2 of the - t-
dinawet of fha Convention adapted Jane
23d, IBM, em il led "An Ordinaaeo to
change the jariadlction of the Coorts and
tlte rales of pleading therein," be and are
hereby repealed
to read as follows! That an
warrants befiam Justices ef the Pears
shall be issued or be returnable aatilJae
eary 1st, 1869 Hklllfal the drtondaal
upon such return pay to the piaiaUff, sr
to the collect tog a Mtt i, tor Ms use, af
confess judgment before the lagbtiMi
for eoo-tenih af the debt and demand,
(principal and totsruO he shall be allow,
ed twelve mouths to plead at the etpira
ttoa ef l hat time, should the aVfVadaol
pay to tbe ptointuf, ar
for eatuBBh ef the
debt or dimmed, he
twelve
pi ret ion uf
dant pay te the
menl nr
alaalkf s.-. j.i J
twelve msaehi more to plead t at tbs rs
C -alien of thst lime the plaintiff shall
vo jaigasiul for the reeid aa ef but
debt or desaand t JVeesahd Jbanvaar, That
tfte ptaintuT, if required, shall file bis
ehthn in writing, and If the defoadai.i
shsN mske oath that -the whale er any
part thereof la not foatly dee. er that be
ha. a reenter dastard, all of which U
sfaan pariicwkrly set forth by affidavit,
then tbs defendant shall only pay the in
stallmeat nanhed nf what he admits to
be due, and Urn justice shall proceed to
try the statist! to disputo between ike
slpiiattoe at
coafost judgmeel
miktol ef Ibe saU
hall be showed
months more to plead I at tbe ei-
oktlatH
M Tim It
ame
of the reaUesef esZ.
he shall be aBsesd
parties i a
the
twelve
te plead only pes ment of
oi tlia n.n.1,1 uta.hasl Sedfessl
ton ever the fast Ice mar have festal him
htdebted over and shove the same i Pro
further.
ant fail to pay or
section 3 of the above entitled Ordi
be amended to read as follows: Sea. $.
Thai all actions af debt, covenant, as
sumpsit, and account now pending in tbe
Superior Courts shall be continued in
Spring Term, 1860; and that tbe several
Superior Courts at the Spring Term there,
of only, unton otherwise herein provided,
shall have exclusive Original jurisdiction
f all such causes of sction except where
Jurisdiction has been er shall be given to
ft mf 4ftMwt dJw SaiM InHw9 'wwft fiJriWrlfiffwfiwi rv
or law, of North Carolina. Should ih.
peine Term. 1869. on
wrlls which shall be relnnied to that Term
or In any suit, for tbe shore causes of ac-
up
for tiuaHnuliia. Mr. Graham, ot ih-
mmmm aak 4 tn amend the first settion br
ly oouDie loo regular rairs oi socu inserting tbe toltowoog
work, iuduccd the eoorentioo Id mppsrsoas ohmB he orpmmiotd mm
On tbe 10th of e ebmary last, tbe re-. I m enough for Congress tn disregard the
rt ol tbe eommiiu-t on jiuma
BADICAL NOMINATION.
TheBadamJ anwawatBua) atari ailin for
this Oongrewionsl District met in the
Town Hall hi this piece en yesterday,
aad after eonsidwahle deliberalioa aomi
uated Calvin J. Oowles, President uf the
ate so-called Convention, as beir eandi-
late for Congress. We need not toll our
readers who Calvin is,- -be is new known
in every part nf the Stole, and was Jang
be known, as the most inefficient presiding
officer ever beard of in North Carolina.
Ills strongest Competitor for tbe nomina
liou was, we I. am, Mr. Jeba McDonald,
oi Cabarrus. Bo for as we are concern
ed, oe are as well sstisfied with this nom
ination as ll (s pnasiblc for as to be, with
nj. radical nemiajtima. Of all the men
mentioned iu connection with tbe nomiua-
TWhdd ttoaefosd
1
c.se, the plaintiff shall
weed to jsdaatowt sad
the first or . an
thru and in that
be entitled to
cxfntion for such Installment : frotidsd
Sx'. t. Bt it farther ordained. That 'Jner, That by tancatft of the plalatiff
me neienoani may tn any hum eenwil
judgment for a stiuaUtod sua in full and
hnal discharge of all further demand ef
liability upon such elahn. That all sxe
entions en Jiirlgmtuta he a alto as ef debt.
eoveuant,
have bean, or
lien then pending hi the fiapertor Cmm, tsnlve
Cy er confess judgment to the
f one-tenth of the debt nnd
the plain tiff
one-tcnih of tan debt nnd demand
(principal and interest) and sll rests to
that time, be shall be allowed Until the
newt Spring Term to plead. At the said
Spring Term, should the defendant nV
to the plaintiff er confess judgment for
ewe fifth of ibe reehhte ef the thbt or de
mand and cost, be shall be allowed until
the succeeding Spring Term to plead At
the said Spring T.-rm should the defend
lent pay to the plaintiff or eeufoss judg
I ment for one-half of t be rcsi due of I It.
debt er desaand, be shall be allowed until
Ibe sncceedluc Sonne Terra lo nirdd
rm the
pat"' eg
i-ll be tosnsd eulude
IDCfttf h'TY'tofQC OVtatifAwMB WtfOCB ATaVT BaMat-
jkelrUdael
at the expiration ef twelve months from
such return rtrittf a an ai aueh toto
ee for only see araih af the
doe at the aaauejfonef
thet
men I a shall is.
II It! Alt fit f IhJ1
twelve
fifth of the
aud at
the succeeding Spring
Al tbe said Spring Te
shall have judgment lor the , esldne nf bis
debt or demand : Prottd d, hoirrrcr, That
UN ptalntrK required, shall file bis debt
or demand to wrMtoC. and if the defend
ant shall make oath tbat the whole or any
part t hereof If not j nstiy due, or tbat he
has a counter demand, ufi of which shall
fundamental law of the land, bit when
the jadges corns to bold it in as b fax her es- tfou we tanik Calvin caa be most easily
"That fWrcaltin,t'" liberty is indeed la Jangsr I heel re if tbe Ouuaaivatives act watery to
The only ssnseKug reheetiee shout the 1 bringing out their rand Mate. We beea
be particular! r sei forth bt- affidavil. tn.ii
the defendant shall quly pay the iustdU
ment r on1r. d of what he admiu to he
due, ami tie- com t shall order eiury al the
same or som subsennent Term, to iry the
matters iu dispute between the parlies,
and at the nett Spring Term the defend
ant shall be allowed to pjead only upon
paying or soufessjug Indsement for uhe-
W i h ..t i lie n-siduc ef the admitted amoant
fhe fesidrre,
twelve montba
the debt.
Sav. ii. Be il further
Sec ten 17 of the abevveu titled
be amended to read as follows i
Tbat the provisions ef this
debts or demands contracted
hnwtred since tbe first day I
as ......
is. suoo or wuieu mar am
traded or iururn d, sxernt
Sd nn any bond, promissory noto, bill af
exchange, or any ether IneWnmeni ef
wntlbrg, er parol promise made sin
1 664, to the fall amount of tbe principal
and interest of a debt exist
ssnl day, and trjtho
se for sue hah sf
the ifhallit ef
fur the batoacsef
ardhtoafi, last
Saan.
exeend to anr
tatfitoV tube to
. .S ' . ....
etnee e
tfou than such preVifaaent nbt aad ex-
cept also, asl ton i, uftoay
vivo, continne o
patrol promisess
nta,b.llof ,
nstruinenis nf writirnr or
is hereinbefore mentioned
Sac. 0. He it further. erWatd, Thai
ints nniuisnee shall be in
after its raiificstion.
in etei, loata a lew
oert ."urasiicsald tubs
a eujiaxed ui tea In die
from and
m
Rvrot
JL
ff'TtnltHPfl MVCM, Mm
oofcttastly s auiet man
,..cs
S I
L. .1 sTTa. W ' S'SWi saw iswosr,
i.e. er tuejurj unus ititu tuaeeird roomer, seretuy yeer, Uasjr, asflo d wmti
over and auove lbs salno JYovtaeek fur- "o"S o.i Uv a s . ! U-a l.ettor lie uws.u
in,., me .an laug snii clkrOl
He thee aehtdkaj wf&ilosetil
iter, i net saouia uie deieudant fail lo
pay or eoufeas judgment for the first er
any sobseoeeni installment, thee and iu
tbat ease the piaintifT shell be entitled p
proceed lo iodgntent aad taitaiUa 4m
lott !. in, and esboosd h.
to get eat ol the way moat
The tee his advice, tad the
wwarrrstalseee altorwaid
ucf to eVsUr --
h I.., a hs-teh'
alxt sLimMm
irk sS psato.vv-
ferssv tustoes-s
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