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NEW SERIES.
SALISBURY, N . 1 ,,' OCTOBER 2, 1808.
VOL. I, AO.
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Blli ( tfk tBlli i
jj urn or AiMCBimoM. .a
eBstwa-naati in Mtmn
w-.lt HHf. Om Tew
a HI I
W aTCHMAX OLD SOUTH STATE.
I
TRl-lf EKKLY Old
Trl WssMy.Oa Tear
" Ms ateatk.
' Oa. aWt.
NORTH STATE.
irrix ruxo rucooit's bavxbb
OCT.
Aim-" BH4 MUtPU '
Wa'U line prixM tnutum't banner oat.
Pastrflred see an rah-:
HVll MWl tb ehawn and wTI (boat
i ? ai ae t" ft 1 viav
were i nie nasi on whiali wi
should afare: Tlial it inai-uiiv uf ti
Northern men who have come 8ml
nice war are ruet lugger aui
MjiiMlicra men who have left ihet
own liomea because they had neiihei
the coutid-iic-e ttor imiwi ,.i
2 f". nti who have cme beret-
riu iiimi oni on me neck of th
or negro. Uu wo mtiaf not forg,.
that there a minority of theae North
n etilera who are neither can t
bagger nor bummer men who
have lirnnght capital with them and
who are really dhrnoacd to a J om
people il we only let them do it."
WVeJrne proad IwhWi
O'mt bum rVae mm to Mm ;
Wa'H twwll the ebi.ro. aa4 wVU skoal
W meat emtio W (baa I
arrak hurrah. I Seyutoar aad for Blair,
Wall Vac preed frrealom't banner out. un-
ajlM tu o lair. -
fMaa Mawthern clime are bear the atrala
Oa Eaaatro hill ike atxind ;
fciattt tfer aawf anbain piafi,
Aal ataikaa Om WM arNeae-1
While tmate tbe thai tbroaa anaa.
fMal i-iisf apis's "rieitu."
Wa'll aaab tba ear of frrWi a
UpboU tha Star and Slripaa.
iiurran, nurnu te.
Taa. oa ward mil her atlrhtr poarar.
1 urraf Ja too lale
Ta baa tkia braatenaa Wad of otra
Ta aae tb Ua ml 8taU.
AaJwbMlhfiMiaroat,
OVr Uad Iron aoa lo
WU nnM tb. cbyro. ad ara'U ahoat
That are aMtrare rraa !
Iturrab. burrab. Ac.
We'll tfcea tbeew of tie aoldier'a ahroud
Th
Of war apar.'aW a tarba ;
I W.'ll baaaiab tbea the Kbjnvebtl
Tbat o'er die aatioa tiaa.
Well fbag Vval freaecMt'a baaaer eat.
Ceo U-d aad ao fair I
Wall awell the cberoa aad we'll about
For gtraaaar aad for Blair.
Hurrah, barrah. ke.
JIODEKATltCf tS WISETOLICV.
Wa have often tliWhr that If
mi c 'lild aiMaa ami com ml hi
IitofeaMvt friemU, thuru would lie) no
thviirer of ' hi enciuiea injnrinjr him.
The aain ilea will ajjlv 10 jm.Ih o
Thvreara itniriih'iit, imli cruttt, hat
and liH'l men in all lariiei who do
the eauae tbev ealemae more harm
An.
Ilian iohmJ. Ilia fact i, Miere ate
Radical in tnwh pariie im-n who go
loettiwiaaa and nt'er ilcclam
that are p-ajiiin-lv iojirion to the
Ihev adv.M-aie.
Tha Wihnvnirtou tttar. an ahle ntxl
earned oi.orn-r of b.'vni .nr anu
Blair, atludea to and emdeinna the
practice in aome uoriioti of ilu-S .tl
lof deii'Mineiiiif amrrr Northern ma
a "cart''' lMaTT ttfio
lamon)( n. w a copy ami en orae tin
Ifollowiiig remark-, ol tlie War:
I VkarlotU Iktoocrat.
I "Brfjiefefj. tneonrideraie? action we
Bit, nil liom our aupport man
iirthern meti who wroiild he triad I
helnn in our present diatrMd con
Idirion. And we h"iil I not forgr
phal ilia only r li-Northern nie
Iwho belohir to the Kepithlican tntrt
Ibat are conservative in their p diiic
tho can etiert mncli influence for out
aid. When a N on hern imm cornea
tre and declare hiuirclf a democrat
i Mnerallv received with open
nut and pieaaant Vmilea. whetlo-r
Bn know anvthinir of It a character n
Iwt. Uut, even thoii(h he aland lii'l
In the et'iinatioii of thoe anions
priiotu lie foinietlr roaidetl wn aay,
WttrtTftng trit i til to m -mm
prorth iuai one vote to ilia Itvuiociat
le party South, lie it cla-m-d will
copperhead. y ' lC pmi cmh
4 haa no more htAnviiee and llicm
lhat if he weie a man of straw
I Hut titer) aru uianv cnnerrativu
Ih-piildieaira, iipiortr ol (Irani and
Aipai, who are hiiterlj opeu to tlie
ttreine ptifivy of the paity to wliioli
he? heioittj. S unetiaie iIm ms men
twfdtardm poattiooa whara hey
aa eterciae a ve-y great influence
"trHta immedate intereata of oor
hpht.' Saaii i titer tarn in t hi very
M'y. Tliere are Northai t men in id
lee her who, to our certain kunl
djro, have oiHied and defeatei
ehea whhsti, if carried out, would
are rtwulied in aerhma dainaar to
peace and prosperity of Wil
piUati'iit eebemtv. lo... hu:li were
Evueatetl and violently urired hy a
j'irlty of the ilepiihliuan pa y.
all we denounce atieU men aa ear
hsi iiatraer ami vaiiMhoud 1 line
I We Had in higlior motive, would
hfjteal a w aer eotiie
Prni tb.Kew Tieb World- J
N'K't rOBK ALL KIOHT.
KaJieal paier are aVIudiaa- their
with tU iuVa that it U Doaaiblr to
aarrt Nrw York Stat for Grant and Oria-
Wold. A Irw aiinplx fia" the dV-
itaanHi. i tie taraaet tri. iMlatbf tbewUt
M aaar jraara waa that br tir rm.r ta leaM,
to wit :
ImHiralia Mt.&U
aWjeWiraa. 3U57-7W.8S1
The vote bua ywr waa :
Pan aillt. 878.A89
BtaeMhnfi &tt9,OMMM.118
be aveirttnned. A the widow af an tatre
ala a pon tint graqtiaa; af adaahdatratiea'
i pn-tuamd to iMteatirvly diMtitateof tuah
iriicli- and pniviiiion at are nrectaary
tor hrr aupiairt, m tin- llmkinplcy Act
,irrmaet that ewry ta in alio baa been
aaMtwaol a Hankrapt bat twarn trely and
in aurrendend all bla pniprrty and ea-
ate. 1 lien it Ibta lie eorrvel be I alike
Iretitwlo. Sow auppoae the Daukmnt
hat hwn a mwhtnt, a banker, and hat
Important PaCTt. Kx floe. Win.
A. (iinliniM lion. John V Norwood,
Henry K. Naah, lUKt,, and Heat. Joaiali
Turner, Jr , have, in an addreea, iren
llifollowiu iiiiportiiut lucit, which
hliould he nheerved.
I. Ii the approneliinrr election, do
man ii dirtfranehited, who ever Wa
entitled to vote.
a. A new tw atraiion will berin
on the 16th ol ). toiler, and every
tarrendeird a hrrre eatate hi "Chotrt iii
Aclbw" and moavy, bait not baying beeu otur. old atu( nq. luiiat tegiater.
i bouvkn-prT (but freta elude, froai am. 0. Hieiu ure Ui'.Uiw wblle voters U.T tothi- ('.mnty Tnaanrwa rarv eo
lye ol itououiy ih mlterwitv,) he ami iua in durHt Caroliiia, and 70.000 coler-1 betlon of two dollar, or he ntimipted nnder
8TATE OF X. ChJBXECUTITR DEPT.,
AtuuTAaT OaaaaAl Orric-E,
K.Uigb. Auguat SUlrJrW.
(Vrfiior.J
Thi- art entiflwl "An art to orcnnlae a
Militia of Xortli Carolina." la betvby pub
lialird for tho iuforiuatioa of all eouciruod.
Tht Onurml Autmbfy of A'ort (hnUm do
eaoet;
Section 1. Tliat tb Militia of North Car
olina thatl rtnlt of thmw llatde to military , rt1
fluty aad that erjbnd an liable ahal be r- '5 . "'
qolred f -rve in thr- Mni- imia 1. ibalt c ,n, ! i'
active daiy. be allowed to .adeavta- te lata-
. nee the vot of anjr eitiin. end any ante of
fceaVna; aaraiotl the mvial..na of tbfa fx t
aball b. deemed ayuiliy of a mlidaiaaaa ir.
and oo Indlelineet and nuurirtioe bef re an
Huruirior Umirt. rkall be tin. ,1 or imiiriaoue.1
at the diaarvtiee ef ibeeuert and abU I
any ulDee or poaitiim. tbat he may tbea hoM
nuder of the Intm iif thta State. Every Jua
tle of tho fVaee or other peace nftWr aball
eauae all etl.-iu.-m auniiiit lata act to be tia-
iatrly arreated and held to ball to appear
Piffereaea ia total vntce 3t.7ta
That Bit area tbat. takiiur the vote i.f
1804 at a beau of aaleulatioa, BL703 par-
aoaa who voted that year did not rut at 0m
election of leV!?. Aaaaiaiug :liat all theae
abaeateea were Bepablieaua. and that they
win voirnr tirant and orlawold la Noreia-
. the t.a Radfeal re wirt he :
Radical ant in 117 l
Not votiug ia lrto7 :ti 7i
'ally, eonaiatiiir of n wife and children.
have been inmate of a boanliujc baeae
be doea not own a bed, or a tlinrr, or any
artatW of proviaioai., eueeenrutly thereia
noUiing ol the kind iu hi athtdule - aun--
ly it eould not L: tucvcaafully canU-adtd
tbat aotae money would not be ueceftary
for the teaniorary ubltiiee of tuch a
lamitv. Under-tech ciirttuuuncca utoa
vy any be .Xempied.
Tlie Ateijiiieri maat advertiae the Seal
Ratate uieiii ioued in bit report a exemp
ted, ann teU the aauie In he kicheat bid.
4ev, dud apply the proeeeda aa the L w
I on e
"J'
diteete.
Ul thi. bo certified.
0. w. BROOKS.
II. JS-JJart. Judge.
en voter in rouiiu oumuere. a iuh
Htvtf -n f.
4. Although the whole of the ml
oied vole almuld l.e cat againat the
Ooiieervaiitw. (whielivwili not he the
can,) und SV.000 while voice added,
Seyfuour and Jilair will ttill carry the
State, if n lull vote be polled.
3. MJli'a (i..vci ein lias eeu-ed.
Tlie election on the Sd f Noeeuiber
ia tone free, a in fornteriimea.
0. Auy pei ton who nhail aeeetnbJe
armed nu n at any ilaee ol eleoiioit.
uleauion lav. w wtble to a uemtlty
of $1 OtlO, nceordiiijj to the Uuvited
OuUcpajeedOB-B.
the eertineale i.f mhii nmetlaiue idiraieian
o wtnf rii ' bodily Infirmity.
See. S. TheinrntlaahalleonfMof eomna
aloa. reriroom. brhjadee and divhiiona aa
Bow reonire.1 by law.
Kee. 3. The rerulnttona of the Hatted
n( Superior Court i.f
irli rliarva.
Statea army ahall be adhered to Bear aa . ' "fa '
anaw.r aurli eharsi
'St. All ln niulfliiiiiM'a of laira coin
tnwhl eeeflBt with the pnolduii of il.
are hereby mmU
Baa, 94V Tot aet aball be tn ftrree frrrm a ad
after it rafiMeation.
ItoiiU.-d the I7ih day of Attract. lrW3-
(Sigued.) J()S. W. HUUEX.
Speafcer H.vne T Representative.
openly avowed by omo of the ttore ht
dieereet ml the Bndlrala. Che opinion hi
wide eprwad at the North that there fct
toeb a arltled purpoar.
1 "be Act of the laUlatnre, providing
for tew large military force, at fct tee Mw
i-reeta ml thh covert Radical net a at aet
ibmnfbout the land. Ita htaterr and
aim trrve title. At rt, the Radical
iaah'-ieTii'
to aaajte and wet ef eaneet, and lealf,
BAD POLICY'.
it reported that
.l.i
- .;IPt, Sy
We tee it reflated that General
Wade Hampton and Hon. B. I iA lit 1 1
are ex, col vd to deliver tpeecheain
the Northern States in Imlntlf Scy
ii iou, r and Blair. Wetruat ilie revert
ia ineorrect : lata t if not, we join Willi
BEMARKAULK SWINDLE.
Teatvrday a rural looking lady and gen
tleman from -letlinr eoaiitv, called upon
wee ef the jnetiee af the peaae end et-
preaaed a wish to lie niarriril. Ilie pair
were made man and wife. 1 hw uiunii.;
........... .....i ...J i, :.. - J :i
. i, .I'n .iini n tun, ... mi u
TqHH ( j tSJ.'Xfi Itv iroeeediiii;a might be annullod
But iu 1804 the itodicala polled 30S.457 ! ''r wa prticnlriy argent. Bh
vote, that leaving iiuacrouuted f r the dif ' charind that a he had been entrapped into
fere nee beta-era thia number anud that civ -: mMrrviiiC tlw man who tleod beaitW bar
en above, ri ; be a niece of unnarallehd d.'ceution. .She
Radieal vote ia 1864 M3.S37 had b.- rormttaaiiidiiiaf villi Lit efmiiii
m4 lUiiieal rtPUj in ai57.Wpn lnwttf whoni he bud mit Mete mum
WKa, bweaui. W the. ,, vcJt' S W - ! "XTt!.
eaarf Cbwlv. thev were eaat for the D. m- awete.n. tie wrote Her that be wa . ' " " ""V . ' "
i"T.'J. "f w iw wa ' - . ... law tlin mn .M niiiln aoHiftuttt t.i
wratic cavdidatea for addiuc them to the ""'"" V, m re in i. eemncr lo euim nt r i " . , . f "
Dem.ratic v.a.f 13CI the foUuwiua r- hand and take her lo In home in M, ' rnne rtie nail jmeatomtot tne XVomi
Weet. On Monday laat the wJii Uti 'a (HiMtt mat wilt result in aernia
301 fi04 whom he wa married made hi appear- ,! itj-irv to our pto-pect of ancoea ill
I1.7M aace, cbiuned to he her oMiii, eid ho , llo-l'if-iitontial nice: ion.
WHild nut wait until December, ice On V he no il .iilil die Dsuuiotiistt
tha rvnfth ol t'wae repreaeuut bin ale ! Would pay ten thousand dollera for
had reluctantly eouaeutee te wed. She j eHery ejioeeh delivered in a Northern
had eime learned that lb man whom -Ii.' Sl,r llaiuoloii. E -i i e t. Toomli, ..r
L ..JWXMai hi . , i
n in iiiariieu waa not to r coii-io. inn a
s ri t. ii who I. ol teemed a wife he
praetieabbs in oriraiiir-iuc the Militia of thi
State.
See. 4. The Oneernor ahnll appoint one
Adfntant General who ahatl reeelve a salary
of one hundred dollar pee nonlh. and ne
eeaary traveling eipene while oremiiiine
hJ ...w...flt .1 !!!.!- ... I A . .1.
a.... r.iMi-injj Uf5 llllllllH. HIU I Hl'.T I lie
niifitia ahull have been fitllr onrnnited. aai.l
alary aball be redoerd to three boadrod dol
lar" per annum.
Bee. S. The Governor thatl appoint and
commission all ofllnere. -
Sea. 0. All officer and enrolled men in the
militia thai! take ami anWrilie the oath re
nnimfof olficer he the Conatitutlon of the
master north Camlma.
al
TOli It. C'A4,IWI-.M.
I'mtidamt of Senate.
STATE OB NDKTU CABOL4NA,
Cm Si i ri tirv o St re.
ItaMah. Auenet Beth. 1"B9.
I. Henry J. Menninger. Seeretarr of Mat-
hereby eertifT tbat 1 lie h.recomr hi a true eopT
of the oriciual acton llo iu tbi tdBea.
: (Signed.) HEMtY J. MENNIXGEB.
Meratary of Mai
tah ia obtaieod
Deuiorratic vote of la64
a. w nrrETi.
Adjutant General
Then lhia.0uv.rnor appoiaie and coin
missions all the officers. This ia unuxual
ilee. 7. I In' whiteand colored militia shall and Tinuirdi.iartr in nnoi.;.. il. mtli
I... ... ... n...i : . j . . . J
T "V L i 1 . " ' " i corapa.- ti and contrary tbo uniform practice
int'tiJ shall never bo compelled to aerv ,hu guta. ' jl lM U iUv trml.m,
ta Hie suine compaubavo, e- j , ,. . . e t
Sec. 8. The Governor i. hereby ambor- rf '-'"'"'"K be power of the
lied to aeeent and orcanlie mriment of vol- ,woJnrcr" provided for.
M.r l..f.,.ie .k. ..... i eta Irovernor mar reeelve and oran
tlie It ehni'iud II Uij mid L n!ilniri( .to 1. Hiiiiortioiil a neariv a onaail.le thn.' iae, ana and eqniu, aix reciincnts of in
Itennhliean in condemnation of anyV " state, f.r vrliieh purpose the ttate shall fantry, ikree battaiiout of cavalry, and
eticil aaliey. We think nitlctenll' '-W into three divisions, to be known one battery of artillery. The nsual turn -
damage haa Imhmi done tha cause, of YF " rTrrrV: ",n"B ber iT replmei.t i a lhoti.and men, but
SHVinouraml lll.ir liv aneeeliea made T T7T ,. -'"""" " nf namber i deeirnatcd hi taw act. Un
r . . . ' - i. - ij'ir uenerai teoannient. ii, m tne aiscre- ,.- , i ,i.
in ilie S..n ! wit unit i im .i,;im. l , ;.. ,.r,k! i. .i.iu... .i a .a der tin pr . vision, tlie Oovereor may or-
MhriLia ataat i...r..,., tl... r i b. rUtkU. hn ... .iJ. . .a gauixo ten thousand men, and arm and
.. ...... J w I : TTT . . -n-y M-i,, Tl..... . . k.
vonitiieer i.atiaiioiis of oavalry bo to exceed 1T "-v n.. ...
threA and one volunteer battery of artillery, ' blkee from the people promiscuously, bnt
tne same to he equally divided among tliedi-; tba-y tenet mi twee aa tin uovernoe will
vision named in thia seetion. accept. These troupe may come from
Hee.9. The Governor is hereby nnt..nr- anv State, and this Governor mavannoint
ion of that laHtSisire uaed in ill it nut ol
ftnis BlnkreyaciW ft'"'
37 III!)
which hi bet ten vole Una than the number
received by Homer A. Nelwu in I -"OS. a llw
reader may aee by rrferrina to the Uviaoerat
ie vide Uat year as ao en above.
The moral of which ia. that Grant and
aad Griswold ataiul as giuid a chance of lie- deception. The mail Matkuowlcditid hi
taf translated on the St of November, the ruletl.ili:y, hut pleaded in extenuation
oa on hoT'eback aad the other in a monl- ,t ih,. r. nl,,.i l,l niul I.iu. ihe
lor. aa obtaining a u.aloriiy of the vote of l,. r ui. .,,,11 . ,L. I. .a :.
the Empire Sinie. in - tri.i iu i.j i..a J-.- Hi.
m.mi j nwT mjmm. mm to. mm mm i.i. u'.w, .
rupnnTAKT wn ittvirniPi l'teieiree . him so grieonalv i,.l(
INrUUIAM HI I'ANMIIi Iv i .,...,.i.b...... .. Li. ummkmmm iL.i
I I . CM C.-l.. .1... I L..
t f r..j-- ai. ti. "e . c iTi-Hin in mi- oi-
Opmton a Jmfflt Brvok$, m Ma ewffer M fl,y wm1rw, He illl4j ipM,
aatyNtefto Bmkrmptt Homettmd. jM recn,eile bif to the frand, but the
- would net. He waa willing lo make the
AT LtJiMSin, ST r.LIIIttTH t- ITT, ,, .- M,i.ltd, U,. k, w of.
X. ('., -e;.t 4, I0GS. le the mailer of. marriage c.uiti.n i niinillnl
A H Biukrept. I The magistrate ruggea'ed he had not
llylhec.riificate.fWm. A. Onll.rie, Ith- fwh nmearry them. He adrlaid
Regfaier. id ihe 841. Jul, 1868, thi. , ?h' V"" ' h f'r'
litiJr . . ill aYfMtM Ita L'Mit t.ir tin- l.iflv lA iu .Li
tl II !! ! IBt 1(11 Willi ' . Bill IVMI IPIrlir UtT I.. . . - . -
eel apart by ihe Assignee to to the H mk-
ien. at the truest of any live Justice of a t,B otBcer. from any State, and ihey are
County to dtreet the Colonel commanding orKmnljler M i- wav ,c
therein lo detail, oreantze and eoiiin from " . i o I .l
cording to th nrniy r. -filiation oi the
I inted hlaics. It mill time be seen that
thlt army will ba a Radical army, out and
mines. aAee pap iwua '
It we i xnect lo elect onr eandt
tlute we muWf he governed hy prills
eiple o' common aeii6e. Surely the
lcrtiii.HBi'tiiv leaderb ilo not itppred
ate tlm taie that awiaauaif Grant ia
ah-eifd, or th. y wnnld iiot eoiitribiitu
fi iniirii to that result.
We think Mr. Hill and Get. Hftinp-
ion had better g;ay at home.
il'iliitiuyton Star.
i i .
tne men liable to military duly in hit e.an
mand. a sufhVient force to preaerre the peace
and enforce the lawa. which force hall lie
known as the detailed Militia of North Care- oat, nndor the enramaud and direction of
lina. , this Rail ieal Governor
He. 10. The nnmberof said detaHid mil- 1 Five Justice of the Peace mar call
tia shall not exceed tittv to eacli member of unAB ibis Governor o. ..!. r l,;. r..I !
tho llouae ef leeeotativem unless the b .nr r.nt. , ,h i;i nrnnr,u. ...J
rupt. III C4e of iletlcteucy ill oilier pro.
perty or effect, iu answer the exruipiioiit
provided tor by law t
I have exaiiiiiied wnb rare the million
liet ein d by tbe Coauel n-nreeeuting the
creditor Wbo except to Ilie rcporl ot the
Assignee. And 1 have ali r. nil with in-
terest the arguateut lied by the Attorney
tor the Hankt npt Thi ipieeiiou has of
ten arisen and given rise H aiiinnt. d dia-
eaatlon in my pre, re.-, but ia now for ilie
tin- lieel of a bad h nain mid accept lie
i.n ilimi. After a good deal of persn
sioii riu the part of the bridegmnm, the
lady finally ieeldeil l . n e.-,.l ibe advice
of the maglsrjile, on the Msftirai.ce :hat
ihe said bridegroom would "make it all
right." with the genuine cousin aw ay off
iu Iowa. I 'pun this Itnpuy s-ttleineu:
At SltEitfE-or WA R
AND TREASON 1
We call at i. nt i.ni aain to the al inning
and treasonable character and purpose of
the act paased by ihe Radical Legislature
iii iis hiie session, entitled ''An Art to or
gtnixi a Sfitttfa of North Carolina." -This
aet contain sm li startling and ex-
traoidiiutry provision, that we feel called : forwarded to the
upon tn all. me tn it ac-iin. Willi lite bore State.
tbat Ibe aulliuritie at tvasliuigtnn. the
Governor shalldeernsuch number iusiilfieieat
tortne preiervitionof the peace or the en
forcement of tbe law. There shall be a Cap
tain aptniinted for naeli company, and lieu
tenant for each platoon of fifty men, and a
Sergeant for e cry tennen comprising the
fore, but when the oreanisation does not ex
ceed fifty men there shalbb no lieutenant ;
the eaid detailed militia shall be provided
with proper anns and badge.
See. 1 1. No man shall be in officer or pri
vate in the detailed militia, unless he be an
elector of the atate and first fake and sub
marine tbe eonatitntionsfl oath of.offiee.
Sec. 12. Every officer of the letailed mili-
equip and arm a detmled militia force, to
k.-ep the peace and enforce the law. not
exceeding fifty in a County furrach roeiu
ber from tuch County to tho House of
llepresenta:ivos, but thi Governor may
infinite the number to be tbu detaUed,
organiztd, armed and equipped at much
as he pleases. Now thee Justice of the
Pence are all Radicals, and all the Cuto
nel are Radicals, and all the officers and
all the privates are Radicals, and the
whole power of thia army ii in tha hands
of thi Radical Governor, by and through
tia ahal' have power to call out the whole r this meant. And the Whole trcatirv ot
an v r. t of the force under hit eoininand, to the State it nt the command of1 thia Got.
preserve the peace and enforce the law. at ,,, in il, L Tl.i. .7
thewrittan reipje, of any Jadge, jftee of :nltt,t ha Wcefert in tint State, and aomuti
tnafTWce, Slienff or County Cummitatoner, 1 s. . ,:. .. u . t. .1
aud Srien rtouest l,a1l state the reason of t ie J? (lt Ti b' ?T- U' ".bBr
See.
! and to eupjires resiataiicc to the same.
the lady dried le r eves, and ihe happy and takauch slept a pmdftr.ee and
pir depwrted .V. Y. Palladium. j may dictate, to freatrate the wai
) aud treasonalile. purpose of aclat of
call, and a a-.py of the earn, shall at one bo j ""venior may nx, aim H may tie ateu
Adjutant General of Vie umf ",0 puqeiw ot careworn? me mw
e Adjnv
ia; nut no seeUon rlehnes the purposes
ihe f lunlicr armu ! The nurnote of
eft 1(11 1 VolttTItei ' kt . . K r . .
warlike I SJ - a ,ni.,ne...r r-,o .hahte whS Z rm' ' l'rd.on Of thi
lea. . . - I l Jll i Hwonnr. t
uill III ' l 1 I ' lluuuiniu-FII.il.-.
a wa supposed and In. pi .1, It waadefeat-
ed In the SVnat by fbr1 'adoption of a ab
stitnle, which waa little more Ulan an af
nemat hut the I avert ft rthrte wlthnot
rfait An ; but Mr John Pooh and Mr. Jo.
0. Abbott, two member of Congreet from
thit Mtate and tne latter a carpet-bagger,
a few day before tho dote of tbe late tea
sion of tbo Legislature, returned from
Washington, baring conferred folly with
ibe Radical theae, and Mr. K-h pep.r-
ed the bill which passed the I.egbdat nre.
Al'icr he prepared the bill it wa brought
before the Radical caucetand there link a
td. '.The narty lath wt furloatly tp
pl ed, and the agreed tbat the biH
should p. Mr ,1'iu.i, in Iim ( in txnl
the caiirna that it must pass, withoa dot
ting nu if Croatia; a .. I ...I, Abbott,
Hcaton end nil the cat (ft laggera, Incl.i
iling Gov." Hold u and his ton Joseph,
manifested unoaa d anxiety about the p-
aagc ef the bill ; ihey ail lobbied for it in
both branrbea of the Legislalare. and -especially
in the 8 uate; Ihey need all llreii
Ersoual a well a pdiiieal influence to
laee the degMieraie ateiubert of the
gitlatnre to pa It. It passed, affa tbi
Governor i now proee -ding, without any
necessity, to carry oat it teverai provi
sions. .vow what will thia scheme accomplib I
Under it. I hi Governor may orgaaiae,
.rin and e.jnip, with suih officers at he
nay rlionse (com f Lie State and thi aid,
a least leu thousand men ; he I In fact
t king step to this end ; many officers
ire already appointed.; he ran nfgaMae,
irm and eijnlp, ready to make Wer, twen
koiraand detailed Militia, aa they are
termed in the Aet, and take all these arte-
ed, organited troop, in connection with
the cmi-M.lifry orpiniaatlnn among tbe .
negroes, tailed the ''Union League," and
he Military foree atar be easily made to
reach fifty or tixtjL tbiatiad ates. Tbe
negroes are drilled CaMMiautiy ; ee the hue
negro celebratien here, tbe Lcaceea drill
ed through the ttiects regularly ; tbe offi-
'. ia, Ulaoy of Hieiu, bau awoins, and the
rivatet had hludgn ns, that anawered tbe
.lace of a gun. We know that this or
ganization exists all over the State, and
hat tbi drilling gooa On every where ia
hu ."late among negroes ; we kuOW that
ii inwed by
1M. It shall be tbe duty of the AdinV ; The 22.1 section of this act provide what
p-mile of the North and Bomb, and eane- " W"P forward to eaerr 'aeeH be the pitrpaw of the detailed milt-
eiallv of ild -tate. will note our warniiie !"." r,fM.,,,,u:,1 il n jia mil- ipa ; but no seeoVin defines
3i u i at at nnnttNl tirw that rti In rtiert Iw1 in
wan aan.ar..an h a a.n. iial an.l ...... awilftil a-...........
fcf ' v t-j is ins viriiiiuvtt nnu nut n iititi rima i tit
Uipm tnnt Movement to be Made in the p-raie men who are ben.t unon ruling and j See. 14. The said detailed militia shall be
will thin be seen that the ob ret of
li.-t time tin's, nt. d iiiiibr the provision ! aa lurk hpiscopid (Jttntentiuu. Iu ad- plundering the . conn try, or trtiging on I nnder the emirmaud of the Governor and be "dwt to general aad covert m lie
f Ihe IMW for III V ueelSIOIl, I am a ell onion ot ioe oiiht inpic ill ueep linen nwiim-r -war, nip uianio'ei couseoueHC' hi ; wii e . .i.i.... nnu in srii, w ......... ... ,.( .,.1 t uiuhm, u.n
sttisfi.il th it a lair and proper construe
pi i iu. a well a the Idle snini and
object of the LiW, wilt nift.juiity or aii
tborbie the action ol the Atg"re iu the
ee The U-rei inher artwf.e aurt ne-
ei-ssarles," as used in the act. caiinof" 1a
so constrind n to embrace land, wnhont
doing violence lo every meaning hen-to
ne allowed those teims. It i ipuie clear,
think. I hat if am. our the unornilv of I lu
ll inknipi, name or nrt enough ol tin- an i
cle apeeifieally meiilianed Iu lb aet to be
which are likelv to occupy the ntteniinn which must bo die destructiuu of the
..t i In- General Couvaniiion of the Kpisro Uninii aud free gnverntneiit.
may n-n.m a exempted nmer -anicie
and iieeoa-ai i. " to make up the tmount
Mir ttrttr Wv Bert t te nhsmx JIIrff thiTTnoviswi
mili, canon concerning in-triiagn ie to of rlii Act are very general and compre-
he brought bi-iore it lor consideration, and keneite, and all tend to the cvulraliz ition
will proalily provoke an earueei conlro- ol power in the iraiiil or the so-called Ex
verv. As present there are no n'gnla- fculive of thia S'wtu. . ,'J,'hey -.am. en .aba
fl.in in torcr'hi i th15piCp-ttt '4turch on ! ped lo giTe tMs-fiteeauve all tbo tie
ihe subject, except mat rt inembiT are ci tearV p .er to ex.cliide-lrim the propo-
bound a rumens lo tespect the ervil lawa see military service all such pertonr
of lln-Slates in which tbey reside. Tln-i might be offmiaive to him ; in oilier
law being tlumglii lobe morebix in some , word, kis te$t of loytdtn, lo tlw party
eases than Is consistent with l he injiinc- with winch he affiliate, is obe applied lo
tions of the iSli ijitiire, itft idKirt is til be t every o'licer and soldier in the" proposed j
rrfee
portion of the Mate by him. He shall report to organize a Iretneinlou Milifarii Jladi
to each nessiain of the General Assembly the potrer, and that all necessary meant to
easadttwaw ainl efficiouiy of im't mgatilialkiii ; thy end tre "provided I
. pn., ose any inflation ne may oeem pro- . x wherefore tbi .tranre and extra.
per an.l bSBsnaarf Hiewiuf, ' as r i ' i .
eW."l-1. The bnrfgpi of the detaBediauKlafrlH'f Ifettjion I W hat eaute
shall U-ar the initials. X. U. I. M. The B,,v" '""V " " "r necca"y
iataisedrbij Jfmtr.d- T -'Airpnwltw tii anppl.-iueni tb, m by ail wh.ijriW
. . i 1 ... . ....... I alalulw i aaa IfcuaV . ...
inerelor it 1 Inhere' I no ttate ef war
heie; tln ie i im warthreatemdon the ptjf
of the white people of il- gute r the oea-
pTe never were in a greater ttate of tubor-
b.nU'e of a ( 'ai.ta ii shall be marked C'o.
Nu.-frKk. Captain ! that of a Lieutenant, C.
' - o , Platoon No. Lieuten
ant, and t hat f a Sergeant. Co. - Hatno
jj. tjeetiua N. Serjeant f and no dinatlim' te law, andthoy could not he
...un ul. .11 1... ...... I.. ... 1 II I AtUMIIIlJ , . .. -- .
TTie Tovn orteansTijr or
with nit the n:vtin.
said baibre to another srTin.lt be an indtetalde
o nrrpo d aVne. punishable with imnrisonment fornot ,,la
He is, indeed, tlie KeaTt'if? tt.e less tliau one mouth nor more than two Tear, t "I"" res
The Adjutant General shall have power to
designate the number of each cunpauy., pla
toon an.l neetmn
lit astnnudiug Act baa bee
:he Legislature, and we know tbat thi
Radieal Governor it proceeding, deliber
ately and quietly, to execute it prevkduee
und to organize this military fore, aad
we know that the Radical leaden declare
openly, all over this rtiato and throughout
the lnlnn, that if ISevmonr und Blair are
elected, they are resolved to make (for ;
it wat openly declared by some of the ne-
. uui .in intend tu nuke
iar, il Seymour and lilair are eleetid.
1'he Radical Mtliite men all o vr the talc.
including this Radical Governor, are fee
paring the negro mind, and indeed tbe
whole Radieal mind, for tuch a conflict.
We have other information about the
conspiracy that to prepare for war, tbat
we do not ehooee to make public, but wa
intend to do to at the proper time.
Now this army and war movement it le
una, i.n, in tin-iM.etitutiit and b,wt ef
lie United aud tho Couatitntioe of thia
late, and we call upon the aulhoriiie at
asb.bjfi!oii to exereiae all lawful mean
. i stop these dangerous and treaionable
loc.aaitngs. We warn all people of thia
tale of the danger of joining any ol theae
itudfeal nriihlzalloTTS ; fhey arc for tlie
purpose nt war, War upon the Constitu
tion of the Union at that, and after a matt
lt.it once joined, them, it ia more difficult
to cut loose from them than many tup
pose. This negro "Union League" or
gantzirinn br-part of Tbe planfaTtd a THn.
cipal part o( it r the Act of the Legislature
i intended to organise tbe white judicata
l. Sl'HV SIII'T Vl'IIHl iiiiv in- I . i'.. . .
driven, int. a eonAietwiitr the lerer' W ppu.Ut-tomftlUm.pim mto
Uovernment. Indead, if it could be pre
tended that there wa cause for anprehc n
the war when it eetoe.
heed lheae adoteeitiont 1
Let the people
There are dan-
iive i t.-b siastie il ttalutt, which aball pmimsed aroiv ; he is lo select the mate-
clearly define wbat ininiig. s are and lial, tojini it tofbther and direct its par-
reeuired or the di fWeney a "the ease w"t are. not pnihioilea. ana thus liirnisii poset anir moveuieata. I lie amplest pow-
I.'. . i . ....J.!.. il... ......In,., ..I flu. I.ill.lnl ! nr. .....I Uauufl. WmmmiIIsmiI tn .Iii. mmhA
be, Ml. Ihe opinion , ,o - ".. J . X..T :,.tU. I 'XT ZSZZXZa.Z T"
I. lit" tntriniTV t V t " 1 1 .mr i i n i t tsei-i a ta' av ia. uvii rw luniieit u eure( .--.,
diTi.alii W"Jal'"fri,"i"' Tffll. .; 1111 Wr I . I M t 1
Wft m irrtag.- BHWum a man ana ni tep- ; a pn it oi insiucenry iranu, aim a co-; resistance in on.-lling riot or
:i. - .i . J. i . I . I 1 - .j . . . 1.1 T' i . .
WOI Iter, eiepuioiuei naugnier,. moitier s vert puiin.se in entrap a cn-umoua Lfrit
ot would have much wciirht '"' father's sbtrr, wife' mother, wift-'s latere' This will bu inauifet on the ex
rfilUeej.ii.iii B.il iba' tltVirhtcr, Wife' granddaughter, uncle's ailliimtloil of the law.
IV
The whole not In exeeid nnder any itr-
etHtistarices the valma of Five lluudreal
Dollar. The uggetion of the CounseJ
lor ihe Haukra
U . a a matter
i 'WrCl 8r and war ahead, and tbea.
ri.ll.ll M.IIH .UIIIIS II , W. I . , . , . ., .
r. ..ot .r ... . i.. a:.. ,i. " i-erato aim treasonable tcneataa ot una
- n w w. ill' i;'... il L.ioo.i.t, iii.li
there ie not the slightest neeeeeify for thi
thit war measure, for United tate troop
. .1 .1 .. hn.li, M.II.. um.'H Ull... in. iii
...... ui imiiM .tt.Ml nil mill- i' or nil.-. " i e.-ii r ..... , m -
ki n! f property, j
ithui ihe ter
enact-
isioiis in t.n or
r.rdi.o idem I brother's d iiigh'er,
" a ........ a .....I...., ..,.i....'.
y Support; .giatiaam.ii - ." , p." - -
r.
eoaxtructionme mm-
uretoi'aeafl Hi"
re . i... .1... mm mmi
ii aavj mw
the saofl HV.ui
I mem WW""
I At audi a lijtsjaw thia we need of W'Umt k"
UBttul. in tint aal mmxu mm well a I omviakfae wt
Lm" "Li Lm ulllaeaBfli m
Btth.'
mm"
PPTaTtdear thai money
Krk net eureajaenily
la quite aa necessary
f ''Ii , I Hjbaisteaee of a Hank,
lal Bta aay artjej that ean
. ...J k CI..... . l .l l I.
Y embraced 1 siepi.inn ., tiiritaoiei w -mi, oi'"..
. j p biuiJi. r, lather a vrollier, liiisliauil
father, busband' son, hu-b ami's grand
husband, linsliand's broiber.
or
areording to a It
Id excea-d ibesll
Let us tee what are ita main featu
and leading pnivisiaus: The title of tho
at --1 is false, framliiteiit dieptive. It I
entitbd "An Act to orjanigea Militia o
A'ert'A Carolina. ' W hen-as, in I act and
i.W. i.jj..i . . si.it uinil.s busliaiiai
hois proa un i ior -. - .- - i . - I - . . .
originated Imia ! daagim i 'husbnff. And it will censure traih, it doe ) provide ui term bar ihe
j .l . m man laire liicti ouirlil tit W avoitlen. i orsTamz alum 01 Ilie iinii.ni. out tor tne nr-
liel an.- rimrt- 1 -v -n - - . '" m i X.I
. . ritlJ I ........... . .....1 l.l. iC..'-. .Ll.r . .ii.,,. nr. remit jr ilrniv sum iinmirl . A
iH.ar Nnwrni at aaann n.oi tn. ..... .-..-.. ., ... . ....... ...... j ..... i
sister's
daughter,
ife, wife'
brother' dauahler. wife' sister's dailtb-
.1. i i a wman and her staler ' bitabaod.
hniiber ." son. sister s ton, granu naugu
ter's husband, niece' husband, husband's
btetbwt? ten, buahtnd's siater' oav
.v. ft Fpress, Wk.
Tltv ueedie t h hu iatrndiW;
d into the aniiie of Dfettiutwk. Sae
den. IJ-aJInnd, Bwiixeilaed, and ibe
Uoiiinii kSia'ea
Nine Deniocialie. paper bhveatart
ed in Wiacontin since the nouiinalioii
of Utant.
Seo, w. Any omcer ofwid .letailed militia ; are ttationed in tbe Stabs, and thoasands
shall have power, and if shall be hmxluiy. to , eitvee-eoetd be transported her tn a leaf
ose siicn f.rce a mav tie necessary to over- 1 . ' . . - .
wsin. i aim. are repeat, wnereraarw me
arrests and mit otnerwiaa. , ' ... J ...e.r, e,,.K H,nt.y w.
Sec. 17. Tliat white are! colored member m'uiary orgnnisatwHis, tn He gottee I i u
of the deta!b -J Militia thall not be coinpelltd such a peculiar, one tided, political tuWty
to serve iu the fame seetioti. tr.iw, at such an enormous expense as must
S . 13. I'. ..-h ohlcer ahall b. allow, d ne- ' be incurred lo ereauiae. arm and eeuie
essaty traveUiu axpeasaw. aad pottage tn. I ib.se aim!, s Can any one OonjecluieVf
o V , ' ilu -Ha v mnc ' see, a necessity for such arme
I See. 1 Etch captain .hall reuuire month-. ,
ly reitort fauu each sergeaut iu hi company, f a,, v , ,-i ' i
arid shall inake monthly report to fhe Adj.' The'lead- r. 0f this party are desperate
taut General ..rthe filtate, ' nioovators, sweh men as spring up
Sec. -.11. The atlBwr shall tatro rank aoror- I in the wake of all civil war ; these men
all ibe annt of the n-gubir military er-Niag to the date of their commission, and I - that power i aboet to pea into ether
vica-, and police force, another sort of tlie Adjutaul ijctienu snail mruun to ..on l and, and tin y have made a desperate
military nrganbwtion, which hj to be reg- j &r l " 'ffi aeeordiaa; to rank, reeolve to prevent this, il" possible. Every
. . . v i igjlrf innieeu rwewraa im mtm w tea n
the provlsious ot nil act is nereny apptopn
ate.l und ..rdereat to be pald from any money
not otherwise appropriated.
See. Sti. Tbe detaHrd Mdi tia otgauiiel un
der tlie provisions of thit art shall not he
n si am any occasion or under any pretext
The title savs ihe purpose of ibe act is to I tor any other perpose 1 has to execute it."
die a militia, not the militia, wheTcasI waae n. sim,e esaieitete te to- nu
au'l a mar in miajn tiinn .'i au. p." wm
u tarty tergaiiaaawl) atieeat aee vquipp. 't, net
which euuld u.il, hy any mt an, be denom
Inated a militia, or Ihe militia of the State.
Aud it will be een, hereafter, tbat thi
police onranitation aay be taken front lire
militia, virtually, a Una Governor direct.
The t
oigan
il provides. In fact,. for Ino armk, aud no
pn. vision is made, iu term, muati lest in
detail, for organizing tbe militia.
We hero insert the ofieial circuUr from
the office of tbe Adjutant General of tbe
Bute, for tbe information of the people :
used since the close of the late war, -end
one ef the principal meant employed wa
the u u It w fnl and foreibie entrant hiacaonl
of ihe negro race In the South. Notwith
standing al) these efforts, it is not impro
bable o them that Seymour and Utah
may be charted at the aiarrairiar Prtah
: deutial election. They intend to prevent
Radical party must be suppressed, if th
gckod people would save die country. The
revolutionary condition ef tbe country, the
billion of public deb', and tbe mikeard ef
dailv i xiMMidiiurea of nabliaf treaaara bw
t
tne itadical ptrty, prove beyond ei
i bat III giirenim. rit cannot last
suae corrective it apeedily applied I.
Indian (httfttgf.
Fort Wallace. Sept. 24. M.-CO. Few
sytb, with fitly men, have been heaaaaad
in by a large number of Indians, a aunty
miles Xorih of thi place. Col. Foraytk
is wounded in Hie leg and hip Lt. Jtoeah
er was fatally woaaded. Dr. Moose wae
shot in tbe bead, while dressing CoL For
syth' wounds.
, At last accounts the party bad sixty-five
rounds ot ammunition and wereJbttifyieg
and eating home. Troop ate moving te
their rescue.
forthtt unrruat.. And in ease it be can- ;f m,.;i,- .w. ein,.kn. . hot if
ediuto service to preserve the pease in any : , ' ., . ,,' w.
uteatn secure r; - ;. . :- - -;rj
n ir.nt taetr iiianinirwiiam mj jmwv. ap
aruta and epen war upon the eonatiteiion
ol the country. This purpot baa been
electiuu. tbe fctroe shall be
fair and wntramraeh-d vote of all eleetors
without regard tn their polltioal opiukiot.
and ae member of tb foree .ball, wbttt on
Governor Bratxtiette, of Kenteeky,
spoke in FrankKo, Went Virgtoht. m
Satm.Jay, and Hon. Joseph E. Ms
Doaaid, or Ittdhuitt, on I lie tame day
addressed tbe people ef Dublin.
Wayne County, fn rhe aattte Sia4.
In cankridge CSttr, Uteat VWUiit,at
Thiirnday, IL m. J a twee K. boolitttf
will speak ui a rand DereoeraUig
bar hecne.
mm
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