BY BaVltfB DgtjNEtt.
8AL1SBUKY, AUG. 28. 1868.
a
FOB PRESIDENT :
Hi. HORATIO 8BYH0UR,
ke my have don will live after him, aad ' for a put of the two days put we bare
whatever of evil be m; have done, which actually bean aaaaaaaaa U rolling at tea
does not affect Ike rights and taaarests of pins with wall, iboee of them who
others, should be permitted to die with know u will be at uo loaf to few.
! in We acknowledge the receipt of an kavt-
Tka legislature baa finally paaaed the ution to address the "Pendleton Say
militia or rather tke sUtvdmg army Mil. mow aud Blair Club," at Hysea" School
ThUill ad vii eland unconstitutional un-aa j House, hi Davidson Ooaiity, on the
are b) much to bo deplored. It places a and sincerely regret that It will be awl af
vast power in the hands of a nan, who, ' oar power to attend. We kope oar meads
FOR VICE r BETIDE NT
CBN. FRANK P. BLAIR,
or anno cm.
MOOSOMY IN TBI ADMISI8TR ATU S OK THE
OOVEHMalEjrT, THX BDDCTICrjr Or TtIK
KTAKDI.no ARMY AKD HAFT i THE ABO-
utiux or tbi rtatmuBfA buheai;. a
ALL POLITIC A L UWTBf MaTBTALITIES
DESIGBED TO 8BCCBS aTBGBO BITRKMA
CY. " DanaaeaATic Tiirraaw.
rr a ot a nu pabtt tbicbpii we
SEEK. WI ABB TBTIBO TO SAVE OCR
OUNTBV FROM THE DAB6EB8 WHICH O
TKKHAMO IT. Oar. Bsraora's Addssss.
tbi iLicnow or a dhocbatic kxctjtiti .
A MAJOIITT Or DBWOOaATlC MKMBUtS ro rut
aoem or BpataaaarATirai aoi u or oivr.
fO THAT PABTT OMAWtXATrOW THB rOWM TO
MAR BCDIXX OB TlOtaat OHASORP ; BUT IT
woclo aeavn to chick took axraiwi mia
arus which hats aan itnomi ar thx
aavr wbb ar both rounoiL oajnxATiosa.
r woulb most cbbtaiklt lead to
little kope of securing ber Electoral rote
for tkelr ticket. Should this force be or
rantscd and called into service, no one
can estimate tke troubles that are likely
to ensue, and we sincerely kope tkat oar
people every where will act in aack a way
aa not to affotd Got. If olden and kie reck
less adviaers tke aligkleai pretext for Bail
ing it oat. Let them act in saeh a man
ner as will effectually refute all tke a lan
ders that have been heaped upon tkcaa.
Let them ahow to tke world tkat tkey are
a law-loving and law abiding people, ky
enbtnitting quietly to whatever laws may
be paaaed, and tkey will defeat tke objects
had in view by tke authors f 4k bill,
and make it recoil upon themselves in its
effects, A degree of caution, prudence
and circumspection should be used which
haa never been thought necessary hereto
fore. We awe that at a radical meeting at
Thomseville, a resolution waa adopted,
that tke first and broadest plank in tke
democratic platform is arar." We need
scarcely tell our readers that John W.
Thomas ia the author of the resolution
tkey cannot fail te recognise tkat wily
nolitician in every line of it. No further
i -
reply to the reeolation itself it necessary
that rxAcrjm rsstobatiox op the i s ion Hat we see that Mr. I homo. read from
ABB RE-esTABUsaaixT 0 rSATHSXAL KSLa- (he Old North Stale to prove that we agreed
nosuuur wsnosj thb cocbtkt Daman ,.h hira th.. HUh's ,.t. meant
SaBBsart Utur of arr-Uirt.
HOW mucn oi our anicie uiu ar. a nomas
read I About as mack, We suppose, ss
tke Standard quoted, after It bad been
adorned br tke Charlotte Democrat. Did
be read that part ia which we declared
tkat Gen. Blair's letter of acceptance full
explained his letter to CoL Broad head T
Did be read that part of it in which
said that Gen. Blair cordially endorsed
the platform, and that the platform meant
Peac e t If any part of our opinion upon
the crisis ia worth anything, oue part of it
is worth as much as another, and Mr,
Thomas oncht to have read the whole
article. But we feel quite sore that be
did not for the reason that it would not
hare suited bis purposes to hare done so
We suppose that Mr. Thomas will again
and again address tke people of Davidson
between this and the election, and we beg
to refer him to an important document
which he will find in the OM North Stale,
and from which we hope be will read
largely. The document ia Gov. Sey
mour's letter of acceptance, and we would
especially call Mr. 1 hoinaa attention to
the part quoted by as in capitals under
our mast bead. Will Mr. Thomas read
that to the people of Davidson and tell
them what it means f '
From the little that we have heard of it
we feel assuprd that the State (.'on vent ion
of the Democrats and Conservatives, held
we fear, will net ass it discreetly, and tke
result will probably be the very disturb
ances, riots and bloodshed which tke a a
thors of tke bill profeaa a desire to prevent.
Bat wa da wot belie va Ua antknrs an aio
cere ia their protestations as to tke objects
of the bill. Their real object ia to inaa
rurate a rt irn of terror in North Carolina
which will enable them to carry the 8UU ordi"t pe"ea. As tke Core-
for Grant and Colfax this fall. For with
out some snch management they hare but
.v. . - . .
will be able to secure the services of
much more able speaker than earaelt a
the occasion. We are glad to see old Da
vidson moving, and hope ahe may be
iu November.
An. car SO, 1868.
To-day the Grand Tournament eaa
EDITORIAL (WBIPONDENCE
Sparkling Catawba Spring, 1
A cor ST 80th, 1668. )
Tke time spent in travelling to thb
place, and tke increased delay in receiv
ing our exchanges here, together with the
task which we' assumed of reviewing Chief
Justice Pearson 'a letter, hare prevented
os from adverting to some matter which
would otherwise hare claimed our atten
tion before tkis titae. We will notice
them in thia letter, which will prc.-cnt to
oar readers a confused medly.
Among tke important events which have
not received our notice is the death of
Tbasbccb Stitwss. His death had
been expected for some time, but, as
Ckarlea II said of himself, he has been a
long time dying. His vigorous intellect,
' his iron will, and bis indomitable spirit
bare for some time sustained a frame worn
out by age and disease. We do not think
it necessary to refer to the circumstances.
connected with his death we doubt if
oar readers would derive any profit from
them. Mr. Stevens was certainly a re
markable man, and the announcement of
mis death will excite very different emo-
- lions in different parts of tke country, and
- in the minds of different men He was
not a man to excite love or inspire rever
ence, bat be uissnwiinf
tresneet. ilisin-
I . ., ' .1 i ie
u see a due. tn a rrrat measure., to MPgA W me4iu,wasa Dnn.au. sue
tke force of hie character to his unbend;,
ing will, his eontroveraial pugnacity and
I with which he intim-
i with whom he came in con
tact. His political career has been a long
one, bat witk all his aeknow ledged abili
ty be Barm raws te tke highest official po
sitions. And it was not unt; I he far
advanced la age and tottering under phy
. atoal infirmities tkat ha acquired that un
limited control over his party friends in
the II I) ass ad aUpreacotativc-a that we
have Beheld kirn eiarehring for tke last
three or foar year. Since the close of
the war he baa stood before the country
the impersonation of sectional hitred and
cess. 1 be nominations tor r.leetora tor
the State at large. Judge Oakorne and J
J. Davis, Esq., are suck as must be satis
factory to every man. We have not yet
aeon the resolutions, and, thereto re, we
cannot apeak of them. We take it for
granted, however, tkat tkey are all right ;
that they are modeled after and based up
on the tetter of acceptance of oar glorious
standard-bearer, Gov. Seymour. We aup
pos ftiat the proceedings in full have beau
published in the Old North Slate before
this time
Since Our last the Salisbury delegation
here has be. n increased by the arrival of
Samuel 11. Harrison and lady, and Areki
bald H. Boyden, . Esq. We now have
are meat faasariae oerselves at a differeutf quite a goad representation from our city
Bat in judging of his chancier
stand point from tke one which we natur
ally occupy. IV South may possibly
fed tkat eke kas been rid of aa enemy,'
but ke was bold and oat-spoken enemy.
He posaeaard none of the cm t and cow
ardice of Saaeeer, and was without the
traits of character which dia-
k Ben Bailor aasl seeaer other neia-
i of bar party. He assy bare beU an
and we are having a merry time ; bat still
there ia room for many more, and we hope
to have the number doubled by the next
jtra;n. In addition to the great and ua-
'questioned kencfits to be derived from
drinking tbe waters almost every kind of
: innocent amusement ia provided. The
place is enlivened by tbe daily perform
aoees of an excellent band of music, and
. . . . . 1 . S I , . , . .
at man. and bts m iuo'V will ever 1 we nave a uanee every aigui. out tne
eemisaad tke wapai I of some portion of i exercise meet freely indulged in, and tbe
frj-frfaJ- What ia to be tke tff ctof tke one which ia the moot promoii va of kealtk
njirbty hrlacnee which he wfefded, upon and vigor, is rolling at tao-pina. Ia this
the destiaios of tke count ry, we leave tot j exeiae all parties of all agea and both
""BsiarjrTniBii r
feet te reef easy sorrow at bi. departure w.-j We kave written so copiously for tke
yet eanaot applaud tke asanifewtatkma of two preceding numbers of tke Old North
joy at tke a i east, a kirk we se aad hear State tkat we kope oar readers will pardoa
H e should raeeambje tke hand of Goi us if tkU letter skould seem to be brief,
and he ievMatiaHy atsmt Ta A unacs . aa wbow it is dull and iaeokarant. Bet
of kia saaka-f and there ajfcsw we tell them tkat we kave cast off
nation ball will not lake place till to night
we will defer oar account of it until our
next, only adding here tkrat tke honor af
crowning tke third maid of honor was
by oar young, gallant and popular to
man, A. H. Byden, Esq. Among the
arrivals here since oar last letter are oar
count man, Tkos. J. Sumner anal sinter
H. C. Jones, Sr., Eaq., left on Wednes
day morning for Morganton
We received but few papers by tke met
mail, hut from those we gather tkat
cause of Seymour and Blair is prospering
beyond tbe expectations of the
guine. Everything seems to ua to indi
cate certain victory in tbe election of our
Presidential ticket, and we think it
than probable that we will elect a majori
ty of the members of the House of Repre
sentative. Tke State Convention which
aaaembled at Raleigh on the 13th
to have been a great success. Call
sels prevailed, and we have read the reso
lutions ado Died on tke occasion with
great we cannot say witk unalloyed sat
isfaction. Oar salia faction on rending
them was alloyed, not ky any thing in
them we had tke slightest objection to,
but because we thought that there should
kave keen an additional one having spe
cial reference to a particular class of our
citizens, some of whose votes will be ne
cessary to enable us to carry the State.
Bat we will not enter any further com
plaints at tkis time we will do no king
that might in any way injure the
of our cause in North Carolina. We be
lieve tkat the Good Old North State will
go for our candidates by a very decided
majority ; and if tbe proper policy
been pursued from tbe start the policy
that lime Will demonstrate waa the wise
and the true one, we could bare carried it
by a majority tkat would kave "astonish
ed tke natives. "
We observe one or two typographical
errors in the first part of our review of
Judge Pearson's letter which we will cor
rect, but which can scarcely mislead any
one. 1 be types maae ua aaa u peace
waa not proclaimed by tbe proper author-
ty in Jfitrjr 1765, when it should bare been
Jfoy I860. After stating tkat peace bad
been restored, and with it the Constitution
aud laws in existence at the commence
ment of the war, we are made to ask,
' what else it wanting to restore the Slates
of the South, and the people of the South
to their ante bellUM status T hen we
should have asked what else mis wanting.
Ac. This last may have been the error
of t he writer and not of the printer
We hope out. readers will excuse tkis
very brief letter to-day, as we kave been
engrossed in the pleasures of tke occasion
to sack an extent as to leave as bat little
time to write.
aaawjajswsaasasaj
Deal, of Oeaawba County, Knight of
Newton, bh4 Q. W. Hay nea of Oar.
f wba county, Knight of the Golden
The riding commenced at one o'
clock P. M. to tbe delight and excite
ment of all beltoldurs. After riding
the appointed number of tiroes, it
waa found that the ring had been
taken bj th follow ing Knights :
Li ucoln, Guilford nad Castle Thun
der. Tbe Knight of Lincoln having
The Ball Continued Mil a tasks hoar re organisation of the State, an ereat
and closed with mack metritoent, all which we think ie possible- but not
.. . ... im a I L-Li- --J u:.l. Ml.
seeming well pieasea witn aeu uu wj pmusu, wu whw
. w I . m a a
every body else. tie nope of eeetug.
During and sioee the war loaraa- tux
monts seem to have been and are now A failure to reeeire oar exchangee
a favorite amusement South. In oar for Mveral day Baa prevented aa
opinion nothing can be more agrees fpom noticinr the nrospeeta in the
able or manly. Il elevates in many political horia.n. Vaster Jay a mail,
ware, lis something to be a good however, brought aa a huge pile, and
rider, though tbe most elegant riders I from them we derive every encour
are not alwavs the most snoceaafal lavement. All the Indications are
taken the ring the largest number of Knights; still it improves horseman- that Seymour and Hlair will not only
times waa declared entitled to crown ship, and the idea of riding that be elected by a triumphant majority,
the Queen of Lara aad Beauty ; the woman may be honored must bring bat that ww shall earry the Lower
Knight of Guilford, the first Maid of its refining influence. Though Knight- House of Congress also, not with
honor ; aad the) Knight of Castle hood, aa all know, is not so necessary standing the fact that the Southern
Thunder tke second Maid of Honor, now aa ia days gone by, and though States are supposed to be packed.
The remaiuing Knights, who had not we do not attempt to rival the display The cry that the Democratic platform
taken the ring, then contended for the of those days, yet wa like thia little
"war," Botwithstandinz the
Whatever of go.! wir fimidtu" aad "aaewres, sjud ikatl LicolntoW
Acocrr 22, 1868,
. Tftl TOPBBAMEHT,. ' ,
In this letter we promised to giro
our readers some account of toe
Grand Tournament which came off
at this place oil the SOtli. and aa they
have been so incessantly regaled With
politics for some monOisjest we cant
not doubt that it will prove an agree
able diversion. At an early hour the
people of the surrounding country
began fo arrive in large numbers to
witness the tiial of skill between the
various contending Knights, and by
the time the riding commenced there
had assembled about live hundred per
eotts of all ages sexes and conditiona.
The notice which had been given
was short, and the cousequeiice was
that preparations which bad been
made were not as complete as con Id
iave been wished. The horses which
had been provided for tho occasion
were not thoroughly trained, and the
number of Knights was not aa large
as had been anticipated. Yet never
tlielees eight Knights, Bs gay and
gallant aa aver shivered a lance or
championed a fair lady's cause, ea
tered the lists and contended with
equal ardoor for the prise. Their
and titles were: XmdmyWUhy
ar, of Migfa ' Pofat, Kiifrtkt of Gail
ford ; Geo. L. Phifer, of L: ncolnton,
Knight of Castle Thunder ; Thomas
Murphy, of Salisbury, Knight of The
Lost Cause; A. H. Boydeo, of Salis
bury, Knight of The Star Bad Bars,;
H. Orr, of Charlotte,
eff Lest Night
honor of crowning tho third Maid of spark from tbe flaming Bra of Coir-Ifact thai it ia echoed by some men of
Honor, when ft waa won by the airy, which, beginning in France in nOt0. such as Judge Pearson, who
Knight of tho Stan and Ban. After the elerentb century, swept over tho have not heretofore been regarded as
tho award had been made by tho Old World with resistless might. radioake, has scared nobody save a
judges and proclaimed by the Mar We glory in everything that will ew timid creatures whose influence
shal, CoL Wyatt announced that the enoble our young men, and nope that I amounts to nothing. The chaige of
crowning of the Qbocb and her they, rising above their misfortunes, rabel and copperhead has completely
Maids of Honor would take place in will endeavor to cultivate every par p,Ved oat, aad will damage none
the Ball room at of o clock, when the ticlo of genius, and honorably use but the party that indulges in such
company dlapasrsed. their talents, not only for their own, silly cant. Ramon are rife that Geo.
Tho riding was good, and though brrt for their conrrtry's good. Am J Grant hitnoelT haa become disgusted
tho ring was aot taken aa often as it Ms onr pleasure to believe that oar with the position be is made to occn
has been oa other occasions, tho Tour- women will do their doty, yea lovely py, and that bo seriously content -
naroeat waa a eeccaee. Much praise woman either with beauty beaming plates withdrawing from the canvass,
is dna to tho Marshall of tbe day, in her face, or, better still, enwrap- How true thia is wo cannot tell, bet
Cspt. J. O. Justice, who made a moat ping her heart filling her tool till it nothing ia more certain than that he
gallant knightly appearance on horse- Overflows with kindness, gentle acts, jt tho merest puppet in tho hands of
back, for the admirable management I and those para high principles which the radical politicians. He certainly
which contributed to much to the I are so essential te soften down those I did not approve of the measures aad
success Of too anair. stern trans wnicn are proper peculiar- principles of the Radical party at one
TBB BAIX. it leu t true manhood, alio, hv her ...,l mm iHmiIv nlrruj in.
All tbe morning dark clouds had I . ,d -- - -- w:i, .,riveL tk. which kia while
to stimulate aad save her loved oaes acting as Secretary of War ad iU
from the indolence, incrcinariness rsas. With all his want of capacity
and gloom which the late war haa east for ejril employment he is, doubtless.
like a blight over eo many portions of U man of spirit, and it would not bo
our glorious Southern lead. jot all strange, under tbe eireumstan
thb band. coa, if the rumor should prove true.
We cannot close thb letter without Bat whether it does or not tho pros-
a notice of Capf. J. B. Smith's cele- uoets are equally bright. The name
brated Richmond Band. Its porfor- of 4joa. Grant has excited leas oathn
mnnces have done ss much, if not siaeaa than that of any otherfandi
more than anything else to enliven date for the Presidency over present-
theplace and render it attractive. i by a great political party, and we
Capt. Smith waa for nineteen years , boat him qnito as easily as we
the leader of tbe State Armory Bend could beat any other man who might
of Richmond, V a., ami is said to be have the smallest pretensions to that
tho best bngleiat in America, Mr. high office.
Hughea, Mr. Reynold! and Mr Miko JCDOE,
are nlao nnikiriaiia of rare merit. Ifna
f . , I Wo deeply regretted that Chief
In a abort time the cry went around L . g.b BUOn ,beir Jaatieo Pearson ahon Id hare felt
Ht hat ceased raining; hurry, or from Springe at tho close of tho '! apon to write a political letter,
you'll all bo caught again." season say about tbe let of October, P'" M be elaimod that with bia rtowa
Such a rustling of dresses, and such and jvo B (jnd Concert and fur "wlcnee would bare been criminal
a picking ap of umbrellars was scar :, tnfJ maii0 for . Promenade Ball, ! B0 diaposed todenounce bim
cely erer seen ; everyfone did "0Ftof whTch doe notice will be given for th ct- w hr had the
ry,nand whoa wo reached the Ball ti,rogh the papers. Igtoatoat possible abhorrence of that
Kootn ine company waa mere await
ing the Royal party.
Soon they came, whilst the non-
participants looked on with much in
tercet ; the coronation took place
"quietly and gracefully." The suc
cessful Knight of Lincoln, of L II
coin ton, N. C. crowned Miss . M.
Walker, of Richmond , Va., Queen of
Lore and Beauty.
been floating over bead, and a alight
ahowerdid descend, but as the dew
upon tho blossom peases away.
leaving it fresh and mora beautiful
than before, so this gentle spi inkle
passed over Catawba, jeweling every
leaf and flower with glittering drops,!
till they gleamed with a splendor that
proved this place to be in reality
The Sparkling."
It moat bo tine that fortune favors
the brave, though we feared the say
ing would for once fail, for jast be
fore the time came to enter the Hall
Room tho oroede which had been so
threatening all day, aa if with one
accord poured forth their contents I
with a seeming intent to keep every
one within doors. Not so however.
had the assistance of a litterarr ladr rNI Judge, and we did not heai
in the preperatMm of that portion of lo holara, whoa the now Const i
this letter which relates to the Coro ,n,io" w consideration, that
nation Ball. tDe objectionable clauses which
it contained that giving the election
Augnat 2B, 1808. of jodgos to the people waa f k very
THB i uSoF-iiVATJ I riUta3;MEM. aoorol.'' . JTo g0 the featORB for this
We notice with delight tho action opinion at tho time, and we shall not
As Mias Walker of the Salisbury Seymour and Blair Itepeat them in eaetentoxto. Among
is a beautiful, lovely and accomplish- Clnb iu inviting the members of the others we contended that oar judges
ed young lady of our noble and gal colored club to attend its meetings, would loose tbeir independence, and
hurt sister State of Virginia, we, and and in appointing a committee to pro-1 become mora prdliir-iarm nd dema-
ali others; were delighted to see her cure employment for them and look goguea and ultimately partiaansoa
thns honored. after their interest generally. The the bench. Bat we did not expect to
The next host, The Knight of Onil freedmen shonld be made to under witness tbk beginning of these things
ford, from Guilford County, N. C, stand that the Democrats and Conser- p io
placed kJa wreath apon the stately retiree are their only true friends, that tho high character which the
head of Miss Getia Moore, of New- and when once they do understand bench had maintained for more than
hern, M. C. Her town may well be it they will not hesitate to vote with half a century in North Carolina
proud to claim her, for her elegant u. That it is their intereat to sup would have restrained the judges
bearing, and the noble poise of her port our ticket we have not a doubt, flora engaging in political discosions,
head have been generally admired They are as much interested in hsv- at least for a time.
here -ehontade a charming first Maid ing a sound constitutional govern It ie, therefore, with great surprise
of Honor. ment as WO are. Bad this they can that we see it announced that Judges
The Kuight of Castle Thunder, also never hope to hare mt long as the Reade, Dick, Rodman and Settle, of
of Li ncolnton, twined his laurels present party remains in power. AM the Supreme Court, are. to bo officers.
not mistaken, he haa twice in his lir
declined to express a preisoantjs bo,
tween gubernatorial sand i dales fcr
tho leoaon that he waa a judge, bss
that a judge should over keep blaamlf
above the contaminating influences of
party polities. Altar that wo osrtaia
a a a
ly never sxpeesoa Dim to oooapy thf
unenviable posit ton om asslgsij kha
by the Standard, and the fact that ha
has consented to occupy it, if sank ha
tbe met, fully confirms all of oar pr.
coaoeJ rod fears as to tho workings of
this part of oar now CotsMitotioa.
MaSCXJXAHBOOS.
Wo were visited bj a very seven
rain storm In amis nert of Nnnk n
"WJU
Una on Saturday Bight and Sunday
The streams were very much swollen
tho Catawba river, wo learn, brio,
high enough to destroy the sropt M
.i i m a
ed their valleys with correspond nt
freshets, and wo foar that great dsn
age has been done to tbe crops io ill
the Western part of tho State. Th.
famoas White Sulphur Springs, bo
bettor known as "The Sparkling Cs
taw ha," waa entirely submerged lor
tho greater part of tho day on 8ss
dar br the ' overflow iasr of a am.ii
crook near by. Verily the Provi
dence of Cod, "who ie too wis to
orr, and too good lo do wrong" sessa
to bear heavily npoa tho peopisef
this devoted section or oar once hap.
pj aad prosperous land and while, a
a faithful chronicler of tho eveassaf
the times, we note tho fact, we weaki
not bo nnderatood aa utfrrinu a
mBr.
Wo learn that a
drowned In this county on Satardit
nigrii in wi omoimm iv irvi oue Of m
l. I r .1 . 1 . i . ,
iininiunvi in vjwavirs river, aaa
that his body has mt yet been reeor
ored. Ho was a good swimmer and
doublleas honed to be ablo toasts
h isanir in mi annl Kill lu U ...
posed to hare been borne down R
stream by the reai
aaat.
finrthM li.a lut.n araatlv rliin.ni,
wi i tun t be tne last few days, and, a
I ill Willi 'S, iiiou mid wi l wo yo J
gentleman hero, which is s
drawback upon tho regular routine l
amuaements. There are, however.
nnmoer ot cnanning ana entertstsi
sj w wiusu ucig, aim wwi iwirv
r w rf.r a
i so ins. wiineo secieir esse woun m
very stolid indeed not to enjoy. i
dnawl. m an aa v with Mi-fa! trail
that we never before mot with w
a a e .M' ill
many tine looking ana agrees ms
fight: Sumner McRee, off old
V Knight of Lincoln ; If 8. 'and
about the head of Miss Tinto Glen, of intelligent colored men are convinced of a Radical meeting to bo held at
Yadkin county, N. C. Not withstand that their race eannot bo the govern- Raleigh next month the announco-
ing hiajtitlo there was very little of ing race, and being convinced of this ment that Judge Toargoo waa to bo
thunder in hie looks aa'he decked her fact they must see that it is bettor for MS IWHT MBtihat did ' hWTWuaJtlB
fair brow, beneath which a pair oi them to join-with that portion of thai -a. Krom such a position Bs the gen
bright dark eyes were ready to flash white race which ia capable of gov- tlemen are bow aaafgnsd tho tranai
forth tbeir lightning. Thia yonng erning, and which will deal honestly tkm to tbe partisan judge is both easy
lady has added much to tbegaify and and justly by them. Tbe white will and natural, and if the present sys-
pleaaore of society here this season. be thf governing race, and the white torn ie continued for any length of
and we joyed to bail her second Maid people of the South should, and will time we shall see tho eamo practices
of Honor. do everything in tbeir power to pro- that have brought so much scandal to
The Knight of tho Stars and Bars, mote the interest of such of the col- the Ermine io New York city become
of Salisbury, N . fj. crowned as third ored men as cast their lots with tbem prevalent in North Carolina. For the
Maid of Honor Mias Jane McBee, of in opposition to hypocritical North- honor aad parity of the bench we
Lincolnton, N. C. One who has once era adventurers, and those of oar hope that this announcement ia made
gaaed anon her golden head and dark own white population who are wil- witboot the knowledge or consent of
brown eyes will certainly look again; ling to betray the interests of their the four gentlemen first named. Vet
for a charm therein doth lie that will: blood and kindred to gratify malig it it hardly probable that such an an -
surely please. V 1 nant feelings of revenge or secure nouncoment would have been inado
Booh waa the order of the eorona-f temporary hold on some important through the lnsrliom' nrssu at their
tion, and then followed tho Ro ysl f - - " vw .. j -mjj TiidtsT!
Set, and the Knight of Lincoln prov- serve that oar views in relation to tho From Judge 1tDb9bsbI aaL did
ed himself not only tho Knight of the colored race are gaining groond ia we hope and expect aT.
Tourney, bat OOO of tbe best on the Morfh Carolina, and that nlnii,.n. nr. v. .l-.T. .19
flwir lnn " " -"WW lliaH I ue taiWBnatesmaTjeen
noor also. i... -a ,a : i . Jamaaaja-- w..
all with admira l . "JTSC! m.orH aa-s when no took other rioWs-when he
i fh tsaVa of Pinor com. " 'or voluntarily would bar scorned to be an officer
Knight, were ,0 gelaW temm-r , pen of a political
i I 117 a. l..-
ever, to eon fine tliaaaa romarks onlf
I heme who still remain SS vers!
raikrrn usmnnii lairau nauiruit-
. ,f . i
presence ir a wuiie, are among m
Iimua a i i as ssl as in Si a ll a Man anlalasr
ireatlemen. besides oorself. still n-
main, among them oar tows
Hon. Burton C raise.
On Thnradav niarfit fhern will ht
fancy ball, or masquerade which, it
of i in en , wit, iiq ratvMVtv awmnw
m ..M...VW. in-wvw iniw.-
peeled, and some of those who
left will return, and it ia more tn
probable that tho heyday of the
son has not ret arrived.
-A :. rir-jUM-i -eV-n-mV-JaW-.-.. tl
of the place, and bid farewell to
iSirnnm." and to onr delis-htfii
pan too a hero, for tne season.
ll.lUT. fu... TUB Wnbl ll fuf
aeason. but of the same family, i 'J
.. n. rs-.b ...a ua
85 lot
$75 RawABD John Allen
. . . a aV .
VI si asxr vviHisjiittyti saiiVMini aww
vasw a vssess ar. v's ws nil ssa
nCtWUCI . WUIJ VHOBTW SB gww
50 for hit nrrr.it and (Wltvfjf
NhahnlT an1 WHS. Txm I ha. rmrtnVfiTJ
oaruawv t oa f aa-awasr IVI BOSIW ew- -
trunk aad its contents, which bs
lieves John Allen stole out of
boose on the evening of the lttk
slant John Allen is in tbe
Mias. front tho cdBeors of the
Bar- A letter from StssssrUle
"You will nleaae announce ia roar
issue, that tho time naed anon Sir n
tea iriatnet uonvention at aaam
nominate an K lector and eanr
Congress, is Wedoeadsy, 2d of
The N . T. TSm. ( ttepub.) ssyt
L. I .r .e. U;m at
maa in iValsaiiiM Tkat so far AS
Governments akould aes to that
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m mm w.anm. wyv.. ..... -
u j i , a i:.. i iK.fii
sa onT onnsr. ja nai ui
appear In our asft
There are said to hare
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