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i
THE PTft7jrt.T.-
---r w j, -Li , -
- ' - nrrl Pub.
tne outtp, nl tlmv-in effect place our rot--
i V i TV C llauJi, cf stranger who Ii4vc
Lrftlystt.ecl anions' ns for the rmrnose of Lot
1 t onung nr rnlei-r. These unjust charge Id vj
' ' I AHS. " i , , nicct upon the nninfbrmed maM
rVn a b puej W?J ''w!Vf bave raiseclupaj.prebensidni
uneeovy i one(flft, . f"iu ".eSl1 aDcvovcn among the most steadfist
- ! -' i "wkMtfi S" :ti S ; fTauS f the U"iii..-Tbo fdar taists that the
.) -.:r.'.:r.:;:: ; calnrwlvote-can be controUed ngainst all na-
r,c'y U i Htw ens in favor of those w!k can mraiW
i
rZ;' M tile illiterate and credalona with! vain j 3
- work Icb iw,S; s,i. .......;.. o,.!"o,lH "ioiiuiving the lands of their neighbors j sud
-The VE;?!?:"1 4 lK':ie out among them. Such appeals J to !
I nuiltary pervices- in - destrovincr sinverv. nful
having tlieinselves no interests to be endnn-
j .... i rJ"owak tft
i cei, fatal
Oa, is There ffc Ho",. , , ,1 WAfok,5OI4o public sentiment, and dangerous to
. i?9 "r the Wounded and ! f hi ncacetand .ri ,r f -..tv . . . I ,
. . j c . ? . . i ! .
wsanc!el anj weary'.
t71 pM:. eub-for the colorld tiopubtion A-ould inevitabUv
mt are hiid trspouii-1 .lUetation and prejudice between th
to the establishment of i a
i That tljcsc apprehensions might bo qujetod
uy; having tlie positron ot the party npon these
ana oiuer pouits distmctly ami ;unequivocalty
setj forth and promulgated. in North Carolina,
a:iI ut forward their own "candidates nieb
true to the.Uidoa .Tad trustworthyas Repujb
j lii-ans and bv supporting such manifest to
the nation that in! North Carolina there exists
6tieU.a prevailing sentiment of nationality and
such 'voluntary obedience to the laws of ilw
Iand,that onr restoration to rights and pdvers
"in-the government, so; far from being ;danger-
otj! f tfrc-peace and trelxare of thc'Keptibhc,
w;UJ add strength to' ;the ; great, edifieeof
b.vioy, Xibekty and Equality. v - ,
J3y requiring each candidate to announce un
t vcuuy 113 opposiuon to eomiseanon am
et-ire ior uie aqraission oi every white
colored man alike 'to: the, ballot box. the
people may prevent tlie ignorant and unsus-
r prospecting colored citizerifrom being deceived bj'
wuu promises oz iana ipnaiions,, into an aiu
tHde of hostility arid crifliefcwith" his white
neighbors, no less ruirioiis to himself than de
trimental, t6 tlio peace! and prosperity of the
State, j After a satisfactory;: State Constitu
tion shall have been framed, should anV true,
T r "? M 1 1 : n -i 1 . ' i -1
union men, unuer pmciai; aisauuiiy, oeeieciea
to Jiiiy position Congress will," doubtiessj re-
- Cuire?poDdeBoo of thfe PhilafleljAi freofc
.'. i 'Letter from OccasionaU y-
: lue reconstruction ot thti. fcouth uiideri;te
irrevocable laws.of Congress' intisfatelv' cen-
all lieirlnnnitcTaTTetiesr It k Isurnrlsifrar
that a fact so palpable; has ubtinade 5a deteper
impression upon the pubiiCv mind. ;rfieafjs
but one way. to. destroy: Hconstnjction. tihd
Hay; tnc 14thj vrhere I eeet a rough rime,
uv-uae waue p- Bij mmu 10 suuiu -everything
but persoiud insult ' 6r violence. The
tifurs f nm Alabama is all cheering." ' ' ' 4 j
'-Aid much more of the same character, prp-
Lvmg ulq ;same:iacis, ana' lemung to tue same
aaiu eiiu. i Aivw .uinerent ine , opposition
pouth among- the
Kvhich, imder the
mat oy anoiner civil war. ite "wna doana
' need only ask hraiself a feu' rdMri-lqiietlbns.
1 r here is the
e ra-
sae and
it tvas deemel expetlient and proper that a smove such disability itieach case; in defec
( to hioet in the city of llaleigh, oil the 4th? day I
!o September,, 1867. The Convention ws '
A rl 77 n mr birth.
ui me uiubcrtawai f the beautiful iity.
ThM "'r" f,,rm1 h 'be fin,r f Gl-
T JkI kiJtmiM uie t en-r the -
i. T euufBt home
tf the fco.-nhcriw ar, la the t-antif ol kx.
cuce t6 tho wishes of a true aud loyal '.consti-
itnency, anatmts protect the people . agaiast a
'transfer of their croverament to the hand& of
acunrdincrlY . assembled: bnt itsijiction eaa !'tTnVr.rL i i. i-J , vm,'
not sndTaa was honed aiid exoctod. It was. ?. Ilriwever tnueh thff conduhtan'd 5 snirnt 'f
u.iuiMcm umoriunaio mai aiwrr iiiu cout-. inc late convention may De aepiorcu, anci
tesy shown to recent settlers froni the North!, however ;mnch; it -may '. have increased previ-
I .' -"", juuiuiiicum iuiim.mu ii j uu.MV: c.vtsii'ijj uj'prciieusions, it is yet . in trie
jSt;ite of hiq, CoL lleaton,) the. temporary jumdf of the people! to protect themselves at
i Chalnrian i of liie CJoilVflltioil. i thev i should tIi. Ii'lllntiljnr Tirwl in kfjpnro o. l-otsfnrfif Jrkii nf
EEPUBLICA1I ADDSESS
TO THE. PEOPLE CF K0H7H CAE GLUT A.
. iiaiL- ciciuanueu. ami uv apjeais to iiig coioreu ;,tueir ri
k legates on the ground of military services,
sec area Hie rejection ot one ot the most pro
inui nt and worthy of the native Vuioliist!! jot
thejState. (Geiu Doekerv,) and have placed i;i
i his lteal, as licrmanent I'resideiU, a stranger
It 1. v. .:: .c x if -.x .i : 1 t
f.CVAbbott,) a Igontleman' previously unheard
I of bv the 'masses of our-people, or knovvri
irhts, and' of prosperity and Tieace,.bv
(oVoperatiirg with the Union Republican Party
The apparent pnnioses'and the action of t'ie ' r- as an "'ccr f rui:l e Fc-vlerhl army, who let caclr, tutning a de
late Convention. ass !iil,!o.l ih.. St - ,.f ?M ha.tireeently located near V ilinnigton,i m this disunion agitators
igb, on the 4th div of SentemW-- hnv.-iVl 'P-' It is still more to Ibe regretted that j trs,maintaht .finnly
.met the open disapproliation of rn-mv I c"hfw spefifccirs from A ilqington and its vh of his counttrV and to
licaas in the State, and raised serious appro tt.mV s-ohde.l by a gentleman froriiilSew ; labor to advan'eo the;
Iienstons of tiiseord in the partv, the under-1 1 Soi- 'eeK, in aavocaung uie tjiecuon " liberty; and equahty.jf
irw i ivv fi. ;...,t c . - r is ... ui i 'n. .vi;htt. snoiuii iisuii i;i"uaLru. v 1 i
lgl
aK.-iis in subm:ttm:r the
foil.
wi:?g .views, and
suggestive t purposes calculateu to increase
previously ei.-ting njiprehensions. ' Tliey pn-
radcil the military prestige of theircaiididate
i
re-
, A 7 . II 1 a - '
v-..iorung.nu irniy loyal and 1 niyn inon to
- h-irmnn-c-niwl nnlii-rf ii-., c.t... ! radcil the miiiuirv prestic
i tpmrwrsn-Jri,! nM..,i:!...i: .ltrhtmi. against slavery, vnna taey
I cious and Onfortunnte counsels pro.ii-hid tire native citizens ot the tate,witli
f ti. tr..i . t I sf rii4rr!T;irr f f i,ritnnt it nnl fh.nrSrf-d TniiVn
ti.i must V rvlivd Biwii to settle cur prent ' L!u !li Wlt,h artin elt,er. f,?m ; Ct?a.rVlce1?
irouoies atvi to restore the lately iysur-n-it : 1 " , V i 1 Tl
Of the nation in the ;sui)p6rt of such measures
and tae wit oreement of! sucu laws as have
been adopted-f or the security and preservation
oi the union, j ; -j . ' f. -. u - .- j- -..
J In this work the iiitercst of the white ! arid
the bolored citizen is iride'ntical. Let there be
uo iUf eeling nor antacronism between them. But
af ear to the appeals of
arid desicrnincr office hun-
the Constitution and laws
the extent of his ability,
ijreat principles of justice
A EeautiM Story. T
i On a warm suminer'afteriioon, a lazy breeez
stole through the. tvmdowjj of a little, hot dis
trict school-horise, lifting the "white curtains,
arid rustling the leaves of the copy books. that
lay pen on tlie 'desks. Thirty or forty schol
ars of all ages were bendint; over their :wri-
U:.w,r.it..l f, i. . . - 1 ine effect of these aiipeals upon the qolored t the only sound heard.
1 n,.mnit v.. I'l.. ..Ii Yc : delfiites was manifested bv tle exciteriient" this little, hot sthool-
I . , i ' i. 4i- . and Enthusiasm with which they reiected the heroines a ccrlainly.as-tl
It,- ,.l intnm-itv ..f i-.,;.... i... ' cou:ic!s of the more considerate of their own life. ,
- Wssumeii, a5n basiof rer-nstniction. 'certain ' rM'r!? onS 3c?r !:lte1 iu the Federal The bell rings for the m
- tfn-,.u.n..i.t.'.i ... . . t ,1 i , r ! serv.ite. (Uen. J.athin) who met only .reproach and now comes -the last
-l.-t.;..i. .. f,-, nrt....iL,L: r.'i.i.'. and insult for r. isiu? Iws voice in advocacy the spelling, in- which
powef toBeprlve thef fre'edmi
of . their .suffrage arid tretb"i:o:tbeni to svhat
wnld be a worse oondition $haa-th fpmter
slavery? J Kyeji ii ,thhj 5 poVerted, whjat
safety wojild t3iere' be 1 for .ti.Q rebel whitas
surrounded by fonr nwllioris dHrifriHatedSiid
betrayed ieople ? Who?defiirfe$Tt'ennesse
which,' under-ihei influencet ofi univfersaL it of
f rage,: is advacipg on theigh Vyojad; Hofin
endui ing prosperity to ; rqee;. bjithe
disfranchisement of herVfreedineii' binder 'th'e
heel of tKeslare tyt tnts f 1 2K3ifgt sPwkif'ibe '
reriiedy. of -.the jbelfion, an d c4t war mue t
be the remedy joi tlxpso. who : Avori fr tbeaes
toralion of, the' rebejs. iye,;orir eats pro
ductive interests, ready tor 0- 'mrasre .another
sucHinovettei
eiali that looks to this bitta: nd MdovlVi-flevl!
quel ? f iEvcry great interesti every railroad,
every bank, every merchant eyeiy ' irianiifae
tuier, every 'mechanic,; and eery I laboring
man, AVould instantly feel, like at bloy irt . the
dark, the signal for civil war.iAndfmark.'!
No man is interested in the verthrdrvr of s re
construction who is not directly interested iri
to"necto suffrage in the
rfoorHyhite" m&r t& that
Copjuerhead' influence, is permitfed to control
too unyi thje same clasjses 'Mt tbfcrfNorthj!
In the former he white population, who have
suffered all tho horrors bf licmorance and want
jjaronsequencej of the! Opposition of slaye-hol-
uera to common scnopis, ana nave inereiore
becri led bv these iatterllike so :manv beasts
pf -burden, c at! Jast-i realiziff that thev must
ohoosei between Jth'e negrol ks an ally, and the?
M'weissjiniaster- Jlheir .answer isfouua in
uie enui.osiasnij wun. wmcq tney entetliOjUu-
: , : 7 ,! " ,rrc7T" iuy uis.ifict ooui-ts 91 tne s unrtea oiaies ,ine
warning. . . ., . . j OCCSIpAL f 6fiy!snairid vcry-procced-ilfi
ip Oi!l.-hin'V.J-,. ,..iT..- a'J:K ingtelsetracri?,iand to bn4inand' obedience-'U
f Important Legal Opinion."
Thedton; Willob McGandless judge of the
United States District Court fdif the -western
district of PennsylvahinJ sitting sas a court : of
bankrutcy, in dsolvinglah injunction to fre-
Miaiii aciiuii i uy oincer? or the law unqer
' 1 f 1 , . - 1 . a' ' . i Jmi .
juogmenis oDiamea in ctate courts, nled an
interesting and important opmiqn orf the rc
fereneftjto. the- jurisdiciion. of jthe'rfrnh)d
States coiurts in sueh cases. lie expi essed His
convietiojn that the bankfHpU laV passed, by
Congres4 unaer" the " authority ojf thel eighth
- j.e it. ' a .1. ii.i J . 1 ..in.. ."l .il..
bi-vuuw ji me. ui Bi, uriicm 01 tne 1 Vonsxuuuon
is highly beneficial to both the debtor ,-and the
creditor ;! but is defective in ihis particular,
that it gives no authority to restraiii prpccei
irigs affectingthe bankrupts or. his ; creditofcs
in State dourts by hvinnctiori or other rirocesis.
nor to take out of the; possession-of Stae
coiurts the pf operty which belongs! to the baak-
jfnptj es?ate.!,-Ilj? favs,:fi is.corittjnde thjt
has bv implication conferred': won
i ,-?Anccdotft'of President loncdlni
iThejv'umjji-.j jipprOatbina Cabriiet idiansres
Jtas.md ucftttxuerepu ohcaipj$n ROmeflUers.
oixne-anaress to i.ijfesiatnTiytW!
tne overthrow of the; national debt, upon the
mamteiiance of which so many miltions . de-
penu. sit is therefor a spectacle-r lmhieasura-
Uy revolting and unnatural to see anyone' of
our financial or productive elementsi indin:e
ent t( s the primary duty of mfunfaimng:the
Iiepjublican party, and of sustaining the acts
01 rf construction, these reflections! present
theuhs'P.es with resistless force to any one
who! at this political centre, watches the care
ful j revocations to violence on toe part of the
Executive; and his niynnidons in Maryland
and elsewhere. And j if anything' c6uld in
crease the lesson, the" recent news fifom! the
unreconstructed States win dp it. g Ay hat
would be the effect of the ' new rebellion of
Johnson and Swann, acting as the mere pup
pets of Jefferson-Da vs in Canada arid .Cle
ment L. Yallandigham in Ohio ? Sftiply 6
break npjthe gi-and industrial and education
al organizations which1 are redcemirigjiaud re
constructing the insurgent sectiops, f qr such
i;iisses in uk? . reufiiiousi flaxes, l hcM
-1 .IkIlf tit 71 rf'iwl.tit K.liiv n'lM.It r
t.'i t t!.JM.r..;..Af'...'i,ui ....-". :V.- ,.. i TresUlent nt a North Carolina Convention,
.n.,,-,, , : . - - . was fjdlowed bv the election of four Secreta-
. dt'muliebonieinmir,d that these States Tits! wo ofs vhom were strange locate,l
- ...T. ......... . . . 1 . j . . m I K . . 1 1 W-1 . f I I
; l.lt.lji ailiu:r 1 Kf yuivrmi: ii.
could, hariily he expected that tne Congress
niieil States would be .likely to view
the action of ia 'Convention'-so. controlled as
I
,'ritmg to be laid by;
exercise 01 the aav,
nearly alii the school
.. . , . . ... 1 41 1 . ll fT .'l " i
01 ino,ier;uKii and prudence.. i ' , joinea. me neau 01 ineteiass is a ueiicaiu
riu? election of (Jen. Abbott as permanent J little girl, in! a blue jilress, wlilose bright eyes
-..- ii7.... t . 1 . f.ir. Jtttn f '...irmtllAn J.lllH nttniltllfl oil K-liAr fKof cJia nnvnc nor nlnpa
llllil, I 1 ICt 'illlll U U V V Hie tUlUC Ul IUU II I cJ 11" I , I -.v . 1 . - 1 . ; . r . 1 iy I 1 ii
g; the writers, was A ' e..A. rn...i -.Lix .Jt
tv i -t i -1 j. i uiui cuii'iii ui iuc otuih. iiiimsunuh oj. winie
jjut j iiiuuiiu . sueiii,
room had its heroes and
ie wider sphere of
rire t be restor-ed hot merely to lninggi'vern
l tVniIyes, but to the cereise of U-ual ic,.M
TK-.vtr 'in gi.verniiijjthe whole cauntrv. : They i V ?
rcbt'.lel ai'iimt the L mm, an.t waged a war
had passed all the
llie
)1W luOflTlC fit L-Hkt. It
! Presently a word, which
loWer end of the class, came to Eunice
word was privilegel MP-r-i4v, prtv i, p'rivi,
lfe-g-e, privilege," i spelled Eunice. 'But
theiteacher, ! vexed' vith the mistake at theoth-
aud
the
she
pel-
men: who can
neither
who have been held under jan oppreslioni
read nor
and
s'ervilo as that of the slaves themselves,, are,
for the first time, introduced to tUc hoipojtu
- r . i . .. . . ri. l tT'i x . ' l . ii . l l J . li 1
r - i r . - :" l . c ' expressive oijinc true sentiments oi inis ?iaie, ; er exui 01 me ciass,. uusunuerstoou ner,
for tie cstabsiMiment of certain 'principles of ! , u 1 , . , . ,. 'I - ,, i i ui
- .-i.i i i i i .1 lor the success of a party under it as 'affording passed it. 7iie little girl looked atnazed,
v . ' ."-V ".usu . suffic- t evKleucl. the temper andspirit of bright color came into; lift- cheeks; and
rs . wS jseiroverntnent they now seek to le made . ... . r. .. 1 t.,. ,i i , r , t' i
: ..t., -.'f , iourKopIe,'to .justity the restoration pl the , asienei eagerly to uie next person: wno s
. .CT 1 . r v.J ....... , . Mate JU its ndits and powers in Uie general -led it again as; she had done; i
, , . , . - . . . , 1 r'g'.veniment. V f t s -' "Jkight, said the teacher: ;"taRe. v our
TStoretl to the ngldsud wersofi-j. neveVlhdc.de -to'hiee ; , !: j j ff
1 PvemoXu is it tmreasonable that thev .,e I . t y0 .. y comnuttirig the par-! -' j I spelled it so; whisperjedEuincetoiier--1
r; Vred toYljh for whic, .Vi l; aistihctlv and authoritatively self tears springing to her Jves as !heissd
I t',y wagjd tin.- unsuccessful ruidrt r " ;ojl Jthroc 1K,intSj to ; ; ist. Against the ! down. But, too timicl to spwk; tothc master,
i V 1 RS are "v.l'rp--;nbed as essential to the . j.c or ,lairt. of contlScating private pro-i she remained hi her Wace, inwdlv determin-
,- 1 ral peace nd welfare. ' ' .tr: v for politicid offences in ttie preseht .coW I iag foon to "get p againy-fT i i
., 1 lint, m as 'much as tho people .themselves, i a:;iJJof ..fTuirs ; 2d. In favor of providing in !: 'Uut her trials wervriot over' jltany expe
! 1 'l "'d'tlte Stf.tes, are the real repository of . lte C;mU ution for the extension 'of the dients were trie.l.in' 'thq f chool to keep out
. 1 M-hcal power, it is required that they, give t.,cttIJe fr:,,:.!.;-:i; tv, cvtry wylte and ioloretl 1 the arch enemy" of all teachers whispering.
, 11 nee of a popular reumu-iation and ai-cep-i,. ...j j Iu' f..vor of l the rembV:d ot I At Ungth the following jas adopted: Tlip
. . t'cvm-diaith, and not merely a disabilities froni trrie arid loyal citizens H first Wjfiisperer ras stood upon1 "the floor in
1 yr.cquiescetice from expedieiu-y, ui nler J with .7 riruiuvs Congress may deem k-ifeSfiu of the teacher's deslt. r I lore he acted as
t l. over the:pover to rent w the late stnie ; a:vl ,lcnt ,1 state. The Committee i cidnitor ; as he detected another He took his
'If-nvivc.a lost cause. 4J reconstruct ion. liai;oa jL;fi,nn :m;i resolutions," after fyir mid seatiuid tlie. next' offender! kept a jstiarp dook-
-- Il.'rdcl:aiil-.only Wcanse of tlieir lailure, s.1 . , J , 4i,.ni' ion. reported to thb Con- out. to find someone to' take his pUcc:for at
as
Cabinet, r The address1 iasisted.id very strong
, terms,von the rneV;efisity Jof .ihaving l& .united
.vauuiet.aiiu oiiti uiorouguiy an sympatny.Tiutn
the President I A comihittee of nine. '".with
Judge Collariicrr at its' 1 headji' 3 waited 1 on' the
President ami - read .hmj ' the. address Mr.
Lincoln listened! - to it 1 iwith -attoiif inW. hnA
.then entered irij3, free qnvejbsation j with, the
oeuaiors, eicii one oi wnffm fexpressed jhis ap
proval of the sentinients f the paper just read
MrJ Lincoln concurred ,wth fthem fully, and
said that, as his Cabinet jhadj alwajS seemed
to him to- be united and had hlwavs approved
of his policy hehouglkt Ituo committee -were
laboring under 3a misaipreiiensioni '! "And
now," he said, "levant to ask you one quVs-
tion or ratheff
himself' the: question.
ought to have . a
Arhich agrees it
they all replied. '
is that precisely
nities of knowledge, wjbile hundr.edsjo tl ou
sands of jacres heretofore uncultivated jjor de
voted to cotton, sugar,! ricej and " tobacco, are
offered the enornious: advantage" of ia haripy
population, for the firsi time working for a
ere s in a varied agriculture, and an iricreasmor
tide of .white -emigration... Rivers thatf eomd
not be made navigable Owing to the it
doctrine of State Tiirhts n'rainstihe rahd sv
tern of internal' improvements by.tfae faid J of
the General Goyenmieiit-will now be peiied
oy the loint lnnuenceot individual andi UOnH
gressional aid, while riilroads, ;.will be con
structed for,other purrjoses . beside caTyriig
cotton' and tobacco to seaports to be shipped
to foreign countries, i hat living motive ex
liberty, can inauce a man t oppose a policy
which is producing suctyrxesults t
l want eabh one ojE.-you'to ask
estion.i ; lrbu say your think I
Cabinet every, member o
' 4 t.J" Lv.S.:.U i uy rA
i Hit; VtiliiIl- 1 x e, '
"NoV,1 said- Mr. Lincoln,
what vqu niean? Doirt ton
really think I Ought to hve a! Cabinet every
member. of which) agrees withiyouyin opinion?
xsu it mui) jvuaif jyu wiui -iJfJfi i answer me
now, Out think it over anq come back: to-mor
row 1" In repeating the story,! Mr. Lincoln re-
1 "l .1 , .1 ! ! -1 ' .Y . il . . -.r
maTKeit mat iney aia not? conie oack. 1 jjir.
Seward promptly sentri his resignation, but
as Mr. Chase also! sent Jus, and ithe President
declined to accept either nides ; he accepted
both, the 'plot fell th!niugJi4--AW - York
limes. - ! . ' -1 "-: . -! t
theiR maiidteefi Jusi ve4of li jfttatt iuri
of the eigtith, section of toe-first article of the
Jdnstllttwn'df t WVii'M1 -States, '"g&ntihg
inirorm iawsr -TrrrTnje
iwugoutthe'Umtel
the MrftM f;M-iich.w4std fito kMMge'M ftFinA j "S1
i-ii mt. iri- - i 4 .- f -. P- 'States. 'LConrBSfl had , thfl . TsritAft n., but
.t r. ? or--- i-. rr w t
x. , i. . - i
4.X '. -
TTTT
The following arc extracts from the last
letters received by thedieptiblican Congress
ional Committee. .
i A 'correspondent from iSoiilh west Virginia
.. -- ; i - PI''-' ' I : i
7 The Radical white eld
lirely to the poor labor
. tk ... f ... i aI. n ticru-wiiii-kTi find frrt!'.
i' ni..ii:i..-i v..-j ... , i -tit.
shiiteat among inein oi a prevaiuu- se:;- .
fnorted to tho Con- out. to nnu some one to take hi$ 1
tliree rostdutions 'mbQ:ving. these the close of the school the scholar who had the
uts, and reconiiaeiideil tlieir passage. wiusjerer s place was punished, very severely
. - . .1 11. 'I'l. - ...VV.. .-
iV'" m K-corance .,...... i'"r- . jllt resolatiowf Were met by a repeti- as-lheschool.phrasu was, f'tookiaterulmg!''
t'T l-y of Congress has I.evn condue.evl exelIMi immoderate discussforrj ThisTplan appeared to operate very Well, every
U r tp v. ilh tins view.. Its first step-was ,.; jt iwas unfortunate that one dreailing being found tlie last oil the floor;
k? fr vuluntarv manitestation in the thckollf ui 4:1 whichftbc' first of the reso- but though it secured an! orderly Vchool, many
tl.iss t.rdore I by the I resident. lut ad- iunJwfts r.'jected, was made, not by anv of the parents and scholars doubted its justice.
' A'?u,1Sels 1avHiir prevailed in those ele .l.... .f the State wllitc or colored", Tlie boy who yfrason the floor when Eunice
rttlHC.mstitutional Amendment J?f yiyat 1vja pro-.ninent. ilifuian from the State lost lier place, was an unruly surl fdllow, who
lr.K-d',f.,r their vhuvfary acceptajO in ;'of OJ IIeato,,:) Tiie other two were uaa sntai f ed for his faults "often" before ; and
'tertaui principles were to tiHtorpon;-: on Uk. lnotion 0f a gentleman from as school drew near its close jhe began to trcm4
tc;he l ..ustitntitm itself, anTa suiheient l yY (CoL Peckj) now resitIent i,'Wil. ble. iThe instarit Eunice's l Aviiispejred I com-
" ' r,of ;,!IiviJual eitizensupposetl to en- i Ua motion of a native of theState, plaint reached his: ear, hi face brightened up;
rtiiiOSts:tiprlK)Sesjvre to be excluded , Lu. ,vJio-; E0H. ; i aml ha3 beeri for he was safe now. : And when theT lass ivaa
lr.i exercise ofpeiitical lowers to give . rme J-rv v,ars a reident of AVa.shf.fgt Jn ! dismissed, he said Eunice ! whiskered, kir.V
Ji l l f 'tW'Osthe n-seen dancy and coi t S , t' of irt orKanizalLoa was adot- ; ; Eunice rose, and in a tieounvpice rela
i reilc t' Zhi:i?T edfso ipuiait in its details; to the cuso ,, tedwmt kho had sai.l; out the teaclL saw no
rec,, majorK and. niasiu., , so cffce cxcusb in.it, am-Vne ns called to take the
I ' the hls flf rk t0 l4,aCt 0i K fe Wcuorous boy 'who 'hall told of
bij iinforib the elective" inent ia U,e hands of rtrausrray-cpii. !fe f . i .1 ' J
..ih: " v!' "-' . i ,...;7,l,t;., nn.l t,. trolling-tne colored vou-,U?.l it cannot UilH ! Books had been put away, and thfe'waitmg
IIT " V . 1 l Al 111! Jl lill L 1 .'iitX iiidi . ftllil I
I
mcnt is bonfi
classes : anl
ttempt to wirj
rich and. ruling men, who are nearly al
chanics. It is folly to
loyal arid tnalignant in
n
tlieir hatred o
q n ihe coiwrtit p-.iiaii"..,
iu;'.h.irv oveminents tor tne
th
Nortueni
eme nould be encoaragcl
left her seat to take the dreaded Tuihnient.
Shts w?as one of the best scholars, bright, f aith-
trnanc r ,.rdfr while the si.Ir- ! '4.
- J A V.itl.lUlli'l" illlkA - - I 7 . A i ' t . 1 w
it and k.:.: t ...lo wi.rn boin -r K y eMn .onr s iv oxtendiufT to them ev
agaid t i, ' luii couditi jij of affairs we ! e;" c.1f y and kindness, and by discounlful, sweet-tempered, a general favorite. Every
re nowu ,irw,n act-- i . ' -. mH the revival ot prejudices; wniciif onesiou, teat it was unjust, nun main .wi-.j
nid never have existed, and ought now to glances were cast at the ooy.wno p
tirw-in Tt HCU
Tlie lint-;. '. rt.ifdit to b
schoot looked on in sorrdwfulmess bs Eunice
I .1 . - -1' 1 ' .-' r 1 . A
csr
on UiO i:.:i' uf popul
' SHOT
ih. lorg-Vten and unrieti; iorever.
A Till . -
ar s-' " . 1
.H:.1. III. .13: - Jl ?iir r i.
prnnuitrv ... trucr" , i. ... . our Tecie aie.wiumg ior recent.
mn, ; . in?- uc iUU-' varticinite m our public affairs, it is not nat- i sidd of the.
,. I I. A itid s) .iosi tions, viz: m 1 tuai-thcv houM view with favor; tlio hrkftcacW
support' . Ami ffium" R,L", lv,.,u- j nearanci even ot jn eftort to place then gay-1 tncnt. j ;L U
a!: - t ' .e Tnion ana oi .... . ; ..u. erjinient o:itirily in the hands of strangers to At this
. r n - . ti IliT uiii if 11 lrft t x : . ' l m ...
:"w.-l States sua iV tbe exclision of -those m hose information in- his seat, a
1 t,ii ii''Vi .- Art.ir the toustuuiion. . 1 ,..1ST,, o.-v.-.l, it.
' - - ' lk - miU . I V AAV 11V ki J' Alfttft IK L Ll.l lit 1111.111 I
mean.
Over-
Bat while senonah to get a iu tie gin wnippeo.j (
settlors to com,ey. ith shanietand fear shs; stodd' oy the
desk, ' crying j bitterly. ; f while', the
s preparing tq inflict tiki punish-
"2. Cn3 an,l politically equality among au , njta lnaiMI!, the manifold in-
ertivc of race orcoior.u iue,, nJ oxfXcw'l(?s connected ritli our
must ; ap-
ust.to.take
condition,' .bv
promises toi the
siwcting and dq-
r i ..r -1 -1 :
flic OI owr Kpuiano!i, ;uuiiiius raiMJ. up eii-
, Hill if ... . u. v v....... . y....y 1., . . . " . . . ' ' " v
ie-.; .1. . il.i f.i.,.. .,.ii, r
l lie Ct'llMll ail.lii,- jm H IILIUI uiiu Uir
citien", irresp
- rroteyuoi of white and cworo - .- , ,.rescnt infortunate condition. It
"right, prunes and iniainniueui "i toie feoi.Ie unkind and unj
, ttiP - . , ,t 'alvaptago of their helpless"
"1 hese t o the hrincii'lcs ot me u m i.k-j 0Vcitirig lippeals and dehuuve
rt-BUCA P.vtrrv, and ore tU onhj; test of a ; mosfc jr:lnt nilfl most unu
moment a tall boy steppes
hd going to tho desk, said :
out
of
trif "'i republican
Vae nghii jr.j lKiwers aplK
-.jui-"-ni k"-u in uie 1 iuv
Our restoration to
rtaining to a
awaits r.;id is
WMident 01. ,o establhment ot inesc prmri- f j.- ,00,11 i3n0w solicitous and
;e-s as me jtrvailing senmuv. r-i-v. , destrl
structive of the efforts of those who! ate' la'
for a return' to
populir mirid in
nnciples of tlio
1
iue guitrraneat has reirau.i-. "' boring t prepare the State
tious lor tr,2,.n fr0iii hanishmem ami irom , v oy ,rm5ill!? the
. Hmiiscxuioc it not no .. t corxlial it' with tho great pi
. i , 'V- , v, Ji.,, kv: I It caniJt be expected that a
. F - 1"e who Ua. ui Qni i t 1 this Sutd apparently controlled
- ,ca" it ir. rinitnU ! fluences and distingnishotl by
""rJ Al,: .t .n; ;rcomiriaiHll the approbation and
le the purpo c of even true Kepublican in the J JU
State to euco;raeand advance this disposi-lll.,e
Convention id
by such ini
such action Jraij
confidence of
f the )edpl of North Carolina. j But it; is ad-;
t vised arid hoped that no true IlepublicanSvilt.
T " "Are ou goin to whip Eunice, en-? ' .
,Ys,'I never break my rules," the teacher
said. ;-' ii i i - - -r ; i I.'
'' " AV: will riot see her whipped!" J?aid the
boy ;ih an excited Toiee. 4 There is not a boy
here, but One. that' would see her. whped.
Whip me, sir, and keep your rule, if y ti must,
but don't touch that little girl.? i !
j The master paused ;' the school looked on
tcarfnljy. ' "yt --:)' ' !' :-fi '.
i Pol voiv mean to say yon tvill take her
pnnishinent?" asked the teacher. . , '
i "I do, sir " was the bold rerily. . j
j 'The. fobbing little girl was sent to her seat,
and without flinching, her friend stood arid
rrm.WnVi Hia nnniklimint. that Xl'ni tO liavf f.'ll-
len on her. .The 6chool was dismissbdl and !jmX heart
t
dis-lljie
Federal Ooveniment more sb than wheri the
war was waged, ! In th'ej counties I have j visi
ted I have found nearly jail the poor men j rea
dy to unite'wwith" our leagues and vote jwith
the Kadieals. -We -can secure the vote of the
ten Southern States in the next Presidejn tail
election if we labor for it and are supported
as we ought to be. Th ere never was sifch a
field opened to the philanthropist as there : : s
now offered -.in the South. Our poor" liite
and colored population aire true to the Fde--al
Government, and cnlvi need educating to
give their influence in favor of Ibj-altj-laad
freedom. - I do wish, SveW Republican ii th!e
North could know as I know, and see as II
j see, mr.tiei-s iii these non4ieconstructed Sttes,
J-knd then the wealthy patriots in that section
would see mat they eouia o no oeuer nan
to contribute to the 'suf port of IJepublicari
journals and free schools jri thebemghtedand
former pro-slavery -' sections. - The; Republi
cans of Tappahannock,'Essle.t county Yiijin
ia, have. passed erithusiastio resolutioiis- cini
plimentary of Drj Alxretl Thomas, Oue of the
speakers sent out by the LTniou Congrcss'inal
Committee to" advocate Reptiblic?.ri doctifn
and exj)lairi the x recoJas-ri'6tIon law. '" :Licv
say that he-has TTiado' profound - impression
upon the minds of n great rnanj' of the Avhitti.
laboring men, w hom the Republican paf t is
striving to elevate .as vto enjoy all the
rights of freemen, '-The ('Democratic-. ljjjadr
ei-s" in that district, says one' writer; rcret
that the-Doctor !evcf j placed his' f Oot " upon,
this soil, for they iimt ;it i mpossUJa to ead
astrajr-tlie first colot'ed voter front "the , fin.
he'eattie ainong us.f" X' ' "-' -T''.r ; '! ', '
A gentleman wri t big: " f roin Peters berg,'
V irginih, under date ot tetooet- T7 yayf a
An EHebel View of Copperhead Prophecies.
' .Th6se who pi?rrlex reuniori hi the South are
the objects ofj penfocratic pit not theBx-reb-els
who truly jacqiliesce. The , real opinion of
the Democratic p4rty, Avhfch is poV .held by
irianv!of i ts old allies 'in tfie Seiithern States.
lnferiialhas leen heard from Governor. Orr and oth-
er uut, uiwe is tiery iteat stateiueut oi it
riiade by Mr. Barringer.' I- tt is tiii the -follow
ing wordswhich may. be meditated at this
time' with peculiar profit t The treacherous
w,iiei .uiueK 01 tiie toppeineau priess, 1 wmcn nas
ever fed and fattened on; the iifqllies, of vjthe
botith, and which has ever led us to death and
destruction, are again gathered ubi - People
f-gtT j 6 1 r rben t W ifiaut uhok of arrets
the 'miidsiJls' Sverelto rise ; J 8(52, wien M'Clel-
lan in his' ragejandj despairj was- to seized the
Government ; i 8dl .when! tjic 'Toinwcskt was
to resist; 1864 wlipn the! peace Democracy
as to triumph ; .1865, .whenj MR Johnson
Would ceTtainly.'crush IialiCalism ; land finally
18G6, wnen .the) 1 hdadelpliiii Convention wa
tolsweep'the cpuntry. pfhpl(l Wtidi resillt
nil these frt'&pheciesy 'Ami A ct M hen a So
erh nip.n dares;toris above the passions
they have riot doiieso.'. lle refef.alsoto tlib
pfohibittbri-contained in Xht act oi Cori"gress
of 1 1 9?,feipresslyVdcclaf ing', that a1 'Vfttf otf
injunction!; shall- not be granted - to stay proii
.ceeauigs ni any court .ot ptate, and.- auegejj
inat ui'.rois notumg jiw; up. - uapiicruptcy). if x
repealing this statute; the term-"all other per
sons" therein relie! ! upon'f having' referenc
orily to parties mlei-jFerinvith the propert
of ari ihdividuapnot yet adjudicated an in
voluntary oaitcrupi, '--noi 10 courts 01 .a atat
or their executive; othcers. -.Ihe,- sanctity 0
liens is esrieeiall v recornizetl bv tha bankrunl
cylaSvyand, those' acqtiirdj by judgracrits 111
Stateiiirtjs cannot.; therefore, be located "by
its operation. w hen one tho 1 nrisdiction of.
court attachdsr. it cannot, be arrested or . tal 1
cemaway by anotiierj court ; for . each . beingff
ecmar,nvith power to enforce its process, thef
attempts ItO interfere ithi each kjtlier woidd
create endless donfusiori and hardship, 1
The fntpbrtatjooVof a uniform bankruptcy
law appears,, however, to require tthat when
once tue jurisuicnoii 01 ine vnitea. iptaies vis
trietCourjt, sittj ngm bankrn)tcy,has:ittached,
the entity! of tin; bankrupt arid all claims upon;
it should jbo brought undeij jits I supervision,
whether partly adiii(tic.atediin State lcoui'lsxtr
not. in tno otates they have- also weal in
solvent lavi-s, which lack altogether the irivol-
i i. jit.: i.i .1 --s-t ..i Jf Tin
untury oaifK-rupt anu.otner,Mnpoi"Tanc jeitures
of the United States .law. j .It may ybeeome
necessary foil Congresses practice Arid exper
iericeshalsugest to snper;sede'!" prohibit
local.courtis of irisolvency, arid royide for erir
joining State " wurts front lMrthtr action
against the estate's of thase'wk'o are! tleclared
bankrupts iin the p'riited States '.courts'.! . The
law passed by Congress1 iselaborat
e;n-
me-
e
hour - and tell i the
truth he is denounced as a t'rai
and section."
J -1
Of the
people'tbei unvarnished
ox td bis race
V:
,' ;; - ; . A" Beautiful Idea.
In theniouiiains bf Tyrol,' it'is thb custom
or the women and children t
it is bed time and; sing" their national soiigs
nrdil they hear ther' husllands, fathers land
brothers answejr! tneix from the hillsxm ? their
return home. .Oik tlieyshores of jthri Adriatic
such a custoi iireva4sr, jThere the :jviyes i of
the fisherinen comedown 4bouti sriiseti land
t sing a melodyi 1 f Aftir sirigipg the first stanza.
they listen awhil't "for an hnsHverin strain
from off the wterj. knd coitiuetOj skigj'jind
listen till the ell-kiio wn voice comes 1; orri?' on
the tide, teliing tljat jtlie loved jpne is aliriost
home;. IIow swetit to thc.weAWifishermaiVas
the1 shadows gather aroririd him, must jbc i t-Ks
songs 01 tne loved oaes at npnie,' y'r.o sing to
hn, and jboky tpiey irrite streiigthen! and
tighten the bonds yUvh bind together those
bumble dwellers bf tho seal tTriilv. it is
a-uion'g the lowly jri this fifejthat jwe-find some
V. Vl .1, ills M,cf Atvio irt Vvf.O .1 1 ' F
nove
b' land in
to our co.irts, ' and
Caridless, (endorsed
rve to direct lattention
will! re-
of Congress
many of its features
this opinioh! of jfudgo
by Judge tirrier,' yi
to a serioiii ' defect, Mhich n'oj doubt'
WXt2 fcilAV' ttLtk.UU.V
5- i'.-.::-1 :.:,(,
-:" '"' Till 1 1
1 A FriehifulPictiire of Life in Livernool
"There hay been -of late soriie fcarfid ijyela-
tions of tha'raoral degerieracv of tho Vflower
orders", WiCngland, Jt.pure,nTore baal-
ling thay that presented to u.i,of the state of
ipuigsin Liverpool 11; is naruiy possioio to
conceive. ' 'An inquiry was a 'short time! back
instituted av the town Council into; the cause
ofthe exceSjSijiej mortality - iu!iatj town arid
report t : me) ioruuiiPsioHers .araws a pic
ture at which' humanity tnustlshudder.- ? -The
following eitract from! a London . t)aner "will
givcTSome idea Of the "Sloughof Desporifl"dn-
to whic:r.tne ceieorated empaminii has (been
converted ; . u -.; f - . r v - n
; 1
Lius
tho
g. population -.oi 'liiverpoou Jjet cholera
Once1 take hold of these; inassci of fallen I hu.-
0 expectcvif to
ihe life .blood
drunk' Id
Woincn,
From tht KuoxTille-Whlg. 1"
' ' , j i ; progress of thn Loyal Chujrch. i a
Another loyal Conference c th fethodist" , j
Jbpiscopar Church- has been Organized. In ,1
the 'city bf Atlanta, r .Georgia,- twenty-twd
months -ago, Rfv. IJishop; D...W. ! Clark, on t :
the reqxudt of Xo'jul 'gentlemen of 'Atlanta, rev f j
paired to that city and organized tho Georgia "
and7 Alabama District, with" Rev. j. L. Chal- ; I
f ant as Presiding Ildcr. i t'" I- ' ' . 1
Ori tho 10th of October,' in tho iamo citV," ,
the Ctorgia Annual, Conference of tho Meth- . . '
odist Episcopal Church was organ zed. Th
r-. i! r r t ... i ,
TJii general UtUici aro as follows t. Foiir" i
districts, Jjiirty-seven, traveling, sixty-oho lcf ;
cal i"-eachCTsr forty six now churiheii paulfor j ;
an'd h me h?i$qnil eiuijyuiclrcd' (Oii i'eventj- '.)
nxmantert, mciiKliDgnrohatioiier ' - 1
::AtlTaIIalega' Alabama.'thc.Ailakitna Con i
fe4iei)co''of t!.o retho.iist 'Episcopal Cliurch A
fV org-' - I by-.I!;hop Chrk, oa Uie . 17th T
jns? nt. We are r.ut in pof-si .Moa o the cxr ,
acf '.it! ':s, 1ut. tbey will .-roxitriate tVso-; j
of tU Georgia Conference. This f ': th ' s
of less than two years! ? In "Tcntx" there 1
art'tt.
tliousqnd members, This looks likci
iro? growm, iisnop Jdoiycrol 1
- The world irioves Thank God '
X'Jaetij
TIt03LS IL PEARNE
; Kiioxville, Term.. Oct. 10th, 1887.
i .: j; ' . Minicg.. ,
II' T . 1. . . ... . 1 .
t er arc, pieaseu to do ab 0 to record anv
favorable hewg respecting tlie-dcvehfljincnt of
the mines! of our sectfon. i'.Wo harn from
Oiose who! arc experienced and capable ot .
judging in ' these riiatters; ! that Ir2 Gaige, i
who has lately ojpened the 'Terrcs Mine," fivo
miles fron the city;noar Sugar Creekl Church,
has cut tha veins npon the property it 5Q' to
70 feet depth, and that the results more than
realizei the favorable rcpresen tat ions tnado by,
our native miners -respecting this most valua- ,
ble miner; . ' ; ' . ; -' .- .
Tlie veins are large: and the ores, sulnhu-
rets of, ironi and copper, anjl the leerinio6etl '
Brown. Oxides, arc, rich worth i from $73 - to
$100 per ton. We are no 1 udge of ores, but
$0 our nnskllled eyes' tliey. are indeed fbeauti
fulr and, miners who have I seen; the m pro-
t
MyuM,vv tUVII lAA LllVIIU f - .1 , l
JUr. U.ugp has had ddliculties to edcountor"1
from want, of power and defects of ipumpV
but with sutli veins and such ores, thjiso aro.
but minor (obstacles soon . to ( bo romedied,
while tho success of the Terres jMbc' ia . an,
established fact. V Let' those who 'doubt ' that
wehive'good iaviug mines ' visit theTer-;
res and be fconvinced from ocular deraionf tra
tion;- Uiarldtte lli tmblicanl !
j
.'ii
ooiivenuu;. p r'.; j :'" - v 1 1ri '' ''! '"
i For four. years has an cpideiriic of. typl
raged with .increasing; virulence among j
working population of Liverpool". Let cho!
go
inanity, and -it can scarcely
leave theni until it has suclicH.1
front thousand i-iCliildren
school ragged schools of course;
fpr lpve of drink, "sell every stitch ' they wear,
save j just the. last shred jof lineb,5 i and .4 then-l-heayen
help iho Wretches -the.f ell their hai!
Thisjis the evidence fif Rev.. -.Father Nugent,
wno speass pi one woman, ine inoiner oi. se
ven children who sold her hair to a la'rber for
a quart of bdcij Women haVdbeeufVhadUip"
for drunkenness 1 14 times and Tivore. t In orie
cour tlie (Woineri were discovejr(fd.fall -.drunk
one Sunday iaftenioon.'! Thd children club
rc-
candidates to the Statq convvution, in ,
the leaders srot into a craad . row:. - The
r rr.. i-i - - . ry . - - - , - ft
suit does' not at. ajl indicate that Ht he . move
ment figainst thb Radicjals lAlestincd to 1 tri
umph m the old NprthjSai ,f u -.f 'f: -"
Another, writer, la -colored .nian f rom: tlie
same State, coucludca ;hi letter I
"I will preach iny way home , with doyj iw
that I have "kept Uie faith, fought
nnisueu me woric inai
T" ' .'"" : Loyal Kewspapcrs;-i'
' Sen years ago there wa ptja'UhoOugh
Republican paper south of ' Mason arid Dixon's
lines.; ! Now. there; are) in .the unreconstructed
States alone oye;pne uudred Isuch Nrievspa
pcrh, dailies, and ; wee' dies. . They are j edited
by' giffed "aiil thorough Radicals;! Eyer one
of these organs is Idevoted to pillar ednea-.
tibfii and to- the development Mf! tliearfexjiriris
tible f .tjsohitf es p ,U; region .heretxrej;alriwst"
fuitje swipex, tiei uioiiitt ui wiitcu. wei-u ii.ett
ie thc politicaT iftflrteiice tof a" rewj.artd
...k 11?iiJL J-.:r .W. -.i.mii-
ftolricrea:
thb
h
i'tioual
argument againsti'tJieitmmry which seeksito
. . "- - .. .: ii t . . . . " : . . i i - I ' ,
obstruct And destroy. it ndi JdAiimi
V o ti n-T--fjrtl v nrirnn! vil -nnrt riorfi.itl v j i - 3 .,
'."Ti, . . t:..J:.YrT- r"w t to autt xoTneoiiiiqaiej'r.attui ui tiio-iiiitM
--'"j, ';V7V, 7r ,- "-j . . 5 r -1 ueu.at.es rwDkMkeuku iojh ,uu Bik.unwi;
day. """ if If . : ' i ,1i : liKiwsaraluveleeircstaMisbcd
" 'A"verv airinslncr' 'account i mveii 'bf ,!a Tiibel T nassaire of the actofirecoristructiori, .wehiav
meeting'at V Wilmington; North , Carbiinal bn J jiot bnly an additiofnaii argximlnt n' favbif'o
the 17Ui inst.. for i thel-iiominatioii of rribel j that!wh&oriie lc
d ? Hon. Joseph Ji Brown,';
Ipence Ji)gtherloji!a Saturday iniglit;
h "spree," aud get gloriously inebria
The. master; of the
iated
Iliber-
loOljshys i"l ou might ast well attempt
thej-JIersej'iWith a bucket as -toi ap.
instruction whilethis flood of in-
their
haveh
like their, seniors'.
nian Scl
to empty
ply Cliristain
tfemperahee U oycrwhelmiii ii.f f ChaosJ has
come' over thb people. ; Thci-e seems to be nei
ther laWjorderl-or decency ariiorig -.thciri.'-
ChiMreri'diejSvMcht are lorn,n . says
Father NngcjntJ i Rents go' uripaid, for!, the
landlord fearis to be pressing, lest his i tenants.
should. A'pll they house down I J have tour
houses in I Iefiderson street," .fays an agent,
rt , .-i -Li -' I' .-Jr. i - it "it: -t i'.l t..fi," t.
iiuer ;, leit xu
take away
iTthe -veri'
slates off tlie ji odf, and we c:ainot.eatch them.f
We just c uotd wuymw o liorrfc !,A,trnIcsi'
manjiu4-hifi wife ruined tlitfinseves by druikl
Hie woriian fell ill, "arid lay" fut inddscribiiblo
fitfh nher'sifck bedfr mor.Apif W K
Uo Stamp os It, .
AtGood joke came'on recently at tho court!
muse. A person living a short distando from
the city is in the habit of frequonUy coming
into town and drinking to inebriation. At
such seasons iie is apt to call on his ihonori
Judge M Receutly, ho made oricj of hiil
visits became, decidedly tipsy, calledT upon
)j udge Jli- and desired the Judgo td writd
iim' a pledge, asserting his intention to ceasu
nnKing. jus nonor wrote j tho jiiedge, as j ' j
esired., and Uie tibsV ' individual amxod his ' ' '
name thereto Ho then desired to have Uio ;
pledge that ho might take it homo and exhib- ; ' :
ltjx)hia wife. I. 1 lis,, honor thoughtlj he waa i
Liriiself iho giiardian df the importotHCTt'e '7 j'TT
meiit, put yieiueu in mc soncitauons otJtho ,1 - j
nian, at jtho same tlmo assuring him that if he f , I
Broke the coircracf, and appoareillcfore him
sjgain in'a statoof intoxication, ho, would haro
him locked -up. ; "A week elawcdv and the
judge was'.cohf routed by: the kam man," as
t ray-as aforelimcs. How is this 44 Jdge
M." said-the tipsy fellow, "you Uiink-'Ilairi a
. ,
poir i , Know. what Am a
Ik'ew foi
rth his wallet from
if .his pled ge,fun folded
ni hisYpOckct, H
its M-orn creases;
Arid he
lOOK.
and
holding it up triumphantly. excJairiiedr'fWill
ybu just idiow inc. the.'U. S. .internal revenue
car-
nrday she kliejrt, and rtmairied hrito'nchd-- tin.
10SL
d"
es-
in thattftto and slept with? the f icorpsor UyOi
,Teadirr. w husband that.iM.obtiaocdi
to.secure the toeess
pi devoting tae moiiey to, its proper, puros
n-J.TMnirl rfVif frTrilnk li'tth- 1r ilA iir.srr li
1 l i 1 . -'-a. m v
stamp on mat agreement x i lie J udge
Vill the present howlers forla trhite tnanV;
nartv Please to Rtate what the condition af thu
idyalrwhitemcu of the South wiuld have been
hid the rebellion triumphed? h We will ap
8i;r for them. Not one of these patiioti but
would either have been banished, or, if ; allow-
to remain, wouhl have bech stripped at his
property and of his rights, j Those who doubt
this snbiect need only remember the man-
no in which the Unioi men in Tennessc? and
North Carolina were hunted by tho tyrants bl
tr ?asoii, arid deprived of their property by re
bijl oontiscatioii; Such was Uio love of tho
white man's jmrty for the' white man. j , j
'KASTEKxHoDKOP jUeASURlNO TlME. Tlir,
people Of tho East measure timq by the lcrigt
of (their shadow. Hpncp, if you ask a 'tr.Aix
what o'clock it is,. ha immediately 'goes jirito
th s; sun, stands recti then, look big where ! fyis
shadow terunnateSj he measures with bis Je;.'.
ami tells you nearly the. time. , Thus the wiork
intni'eri earnestly desire tho shadow; which h
dilates the tiriie for leaving their-work. LA.
pet-son wishing to leave his tpflJ says, ."Itw
long my shadow! is iij eoming T "Why. !4i I
volt not come sooner ?M , ' Because ! I ' wait-id
foi
Jo
cstiy desireth his shaVlow.'
1 1
i not come sooner ?,.. ' Because 1 1 ' wai
my shanrwr- in the sevenui cnapter a:
7 we firidltwrittcn-" As a eery ant cknj-
,Jp&Jongh. I. warned jyou rart:-
lar y, epoje, nauistjboiliog riiy,egg , harL
Now, hoiv is tills ? Iler'o they; are, boiled. ) t,
direction.' ' WT.it
e
iJ.t -1 -1 a a ' iSI-t,J .'it
tA r.iA miroimi. -' n.t W.;;c line eoou ngni, ana uuisuvu . ti
forlall he had suffered, while the gratMl lit- 1" :oVT:
tie krirl blessed him from lier heart forafnoble ' WS A correspondent writing from Florida, hn
1 said the little school had its heroes antl
Lliis c
B
.i ; a. .t tv ,
eatpnnc,n:t,uf uyonnndEqub admirable? : : i" :
l,r removing ru Made to its rogres&. J I . ; I A - Novr ior moral. i j
r r ?t'' hire, T 11 nrll , and improper counsels in a single assemblage. The punishment received I
Carolina not M much by reason ind argu-, ?a i crpnpG . - . snnnortf)j was Christ-like; itrwasone o
mat,asly aj-rJs' to sectional prejuuieesi ; - n , . , . , '1! his own free will, the punish
nd TnisreprenMi o the punjoses and ( fc kumph of its policy- wVtaved,een borne by another,
ii;.rns of tlie l,.idi"iit' l'artV upon uis- .. 1. . , 1 . , ' s oV.. i tm it
-
I
3P
the dt
mar see '
cation thereby rendered impossible-
1 !
)y this nofclp boy
f tuffering from
ment that IvaS to
lis is just what
the Con-t Christ did, who "bore our sin'in his own. body,
J - .-i-L i - .1. i. - : : ;i. Tr.iJ- J : .
on xne trmo tue oavior oi men. riowr great
tirtct and collitcral ixrints
have '!.... liot iitirtr wit
w;n. 1 st. To c. nSscate the lands of those com-
-- .A IK1I ik -1. UUAVI AW Lilt: 1IAIA1 VW fl blit XAklVA 1 CZJ I
promised m us rebellion, to -Io Parceled out - ml thofficiaP disabiUties removed from t r-Burkf WeeUg. - , "H
-til- ...t. I- a I., it. TTrr.T t.1 , 1 - . .
1 i . "1 A 1 , , ' ".
stitutionai .viuenuiuent aaopiea ana unner-i"" "v , v - L? "
sal suffrage under it the fixed law of the land tho gratitude each of us; owes such a fnenL
A 9 - J m . w -m r 99 k.v UAm' v - . - - . . . . ,.9.99.. -
among u.e citizens ; Zu. -v.tu.. who ;3 true! to the Unioil-and whoJ -.ltJ.-' - . :7Z .JtA. fS,
nrnt of the wnites irom V ' V : " . , . i -is n poi asHHUsuui'', kuu wcuimrm-
iiem - - - . . - i-l.nntAreinces all efforts tr V(ht alive ani-J a :i V .i vl.::uiLi .l
To ! perpet
atii the disfraiHisi
,Uie ballot boxirhi
1 nxcn are enf raniiis
.- . 1 Annnim-lfY r
Anthem State ; 3d. To condnue the ofHcbl
diabiUtlcs now iiapuscd on native citizens of 'counties
m- . It-- . t
Jct- the people meet in their respective
npd districts, by, tlieir own action,
dividuaLj that a large fortune "was left me by
a person who had only seen me- onc0
wi-krtl1 Viiva Knnn Of ill rfvrbiA qctniickihr
n vvuu A s wa.u twj f jytijj
a wag,' " If he had left it to yOU t af tr
yU tvice,
u"It.
said
beeing
,t.a Annnrm,, .-,h hn.t! - sftnvl hrW from der date of October 12r say-
theS greatest shame 'and suffering, , :' "We shall send good Republicans tQwpJe
ou think tlii con- gressmeri j with 'a knowledge oP what ie.
fstate wm be wnen propeny reconstrncted.i
J A colored man writing from Arkansas, im
lier date of the.Sth of October, saya; .j ,,x !
1 "Wq shall carry Arkansas br two tiiousarid
majority at least, a nave my sen. -aamuipa
ve thousand men into our lodges in two
ttionths1 past, and will triitiatef many more lie
fore the time comes for u to: vote. ; In sonic
parts' whites and blacks con togeUier ireeJy
m support of the good cause . Sometimes 1 1
ive them si friendly speech, and then I preach
4 plantatioh sennon." . J :.j ..; ':i ;"' . T. -
a. writer from South Uaroima, imdcr 'date
7J ,-IinOed bet)eford
to renew -the. hg!it, m
II"U13
of October 9 and 14; says f J
'Copperheads and rebel are moving heav
eat and earth to, beat us iiii the ; coming elec
Late Obvernbr of Georgiai in rojily i 0
fccbel luauifesfo! df J IlilL othe saxn Statb,
iigaJWttie,reconstpQtion actjj. explains ap
pxposes,. tfye nnblu
sary. -as'fojldws :!' !:"-J '' ""- 'l--;;.-' '-t'" li
M Jfl0 reeapitulate ii "-ai feATwords-tb remedy
discussed in mylastt r. IlilP advises the r4p:
God and the country,
Sand die. for their" lbjsf.
ir. .'To'sfie or indict . General Pope arid all 4et
ing tinder the authority of Congrea in case
they tot any, of themLarrestjany citizen or s?i?ie
3. j maintain 'tne existmg State ' goverq
"riterit independent of the act of Cbhgre&f and
in defiance of the power bf General-Pope wlib
is sustained by the act Uf i Congress I and I Uicf
army bf : Uier United Jtates, 1; V -'.'' Mj I '
C$c ninst bo', anulingrained .traitor whO:
knowing TOcKto'.be'.Ihe purpose of the ' febe
leaders; deUbCTately-f;vptes the Copperhead
ticket ift the adhehug States? -tila luaV vj I
-5.UJ t--' -U" ,.i i rii..: .
foBariavia fpitc of every
did I tell H -to ft! Opok 'Oh, sir, lTreir.m.
bet exactly what ybai told.nicrand I aetetitc.
,coTUingly.;j,Thi eggs were ia.Uie watef t. a
ntoinent i
''Nihe;
Am .1. d
ndayome ljotw isciit. a iiepweivaaa j-kg three mirfutestjoinng; throe xnuat tO.
a.wner wi, may.be" a foolJ air, but I happeu ,.to
son to go wuti the runerai, rt rey topit iter out t-n wi.o Jt,. ti
speak in - the hotbed
are!
and threw
she lay till th4 police, hadlicrb
following Saturdiivv v r A a; sequel Ve
told, an old woman,; who lived uiidernoath.
was so raucn shockcu tuat sny tueu -ine same
night.1! . Such is he iiccoun t-w Iiich. iliiterpooi
gives of itselfi il-.r--- 1)1 - i i. .. '
And all this s ys the New Vvrk;.T4"if) !
imaer tiiac arisiocrauc riiie ot vrch the'up
ner classes T or iintrlish 'soeielv are wont to
boast so'loudiy and of yhosfe exeldn'cis they
are so prone w vauni as presenting a luarkea
contrast to Uieyu'es of democratic rule -k- - (
5ne'y;j. Ti?p. eggs were ia the water t, a
umt ipreoivitynine inimitcs.r Jon. 4
le I 'l.tbtfl J outhree.7 " Coo'Yel, 1
theres tnrey eggs."' Of bourse, If ?r;V
i'
Ipie first dav a litUe boy weirt j to ioho-l
tho ItvSchcr asied hinl if he could spclL - : j-
"!V.ia tir
f'WelJ, how da you' spell bor f7
r i'.'.OIi, just as oUier Mia do.' n
It's rather remarkable-that, xvliil?
thousand feet are
jseverall
red to make one rood,!
FoLixiw i-Hi Right.- Nojnatter wha you
lire ;., you
wrong,
are, what your loty! ,or where ,you
cannot afford to do thai . which jii
The only way to'1 obtain 4 liappiiiebs for - your
self is to do tho' Ktrht thing. Vou' -mar riot
always Iiit Uie mark ;! but you,; should never-
meiess always aim tor w ; ana wTta every tri
al ypur skill; will increase, e "NXlicthcr yoa are
to be praised prjblained for it fcy; , others;
whether it Vilpeemirigly make you richer Jor
poorer, or whether rirf eth'eT'persoojtanyorir
self knawafo yriux action,.stiU,Alirjiysi, and 3n
all easevdotheright thing, .;xea hrs les
sons in- this rule will sometimes. Uocni ; hard
ones, but they- Will grow" easier, uhtiUI filially,
1!
Tho City Colinctl of Atlanta, tn-orgia, I'in,
by flj -yote of1,- six to f our, . apptrpriated rT,
actcs within corporate limits, aa' ; a ' spot ij. r
Uie irection of a monument to Abraham Ll.i-
-The man who "eould'nt tand ' it any loii-
fias taken a. 'scat, "and now ieels . quite
There'is a man out West who dnak i
jhucH whisky that musquitos that bite him dlo
gen
.confortable.
. i r .
Of eliriuni tremens.
1-cTha Jewish wc
r
omen wero once nunished ror
kdoriig a falso call .iLct the women of this
Country take warning. :;
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tioq, but we,are detennined,&nd uriitedv ;I a ainglo foot; properly applied, is often isuffi-i doing the right thmgp'ill befcomeahabit; andH Tnf'EepuDUcana have fifteen majority- o.f
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OI Opposition; to-r CiCnt to niaKC one ; ciyu ' ; t L 1 -i ; w uu wiwug.wp :?y u tiupvaatvtiuj-.. r :mouii uauonu wie
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rw hen is a storni like a 6kh alter
Wlienjit. is going: to. abatq. - ; !
i;1It Jsf singular how"Wipprj whisky panc
will ttake-the idciralka.'j;' -v . r t . ! j "j
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