THE CARTHAGINIAN.
W. J. STUART, I Editors
STREET BREWER, anor'
TH UK lpi.Yt MAX 3l, 1878.
'All communications sent for publi
cation iu the C'abtuaisiax must b nrcom-
punied with a lewponmble nine. Uo
.lwt.wuih tht uame for publication, but only
ii Hccurily PRiiiiibt imposition.
Our Ticket.
! "
For (,'on;rrees 8ri District,
A. M.Waddell,
. '.( ' uf New Jlunover.
-"-.V, .
FoK fr-'fl.i itoi, tb Judicial District.
i XVT. J. D. WcITER,
5 K or Senator 2 5th District;
DR. JOHX Hll'ftW.
County Ticket.
Hoiihe of Keprenentutivetv
JAMES A. WOBTIII.
SUcriff,
jr. j.WICKER.
, uueeSowComt Clerk-
s. ii. .McNeill.
" t Register of Deeds, .
STREET HKEWER.
. Trciinirtr, i
C. P. JENKINS.
Curoncr,
EDMUND WADDILL.
t-'urviAor, ;
DUNCAN PATTERSON.
v PASSED OFF. .
Our Convention met and the
ticket which appeared in our pa
per wiis the choice of the people.
If nny dissatisfaction soems to ex
ist weiope it will disappear. A
man that is a democrat will be n
"democrat let what will befall. 'Let
the pjople rule.' has been our mot-
to and ever will be. Now the
ticket is out. Let all indepen
dent and .disappointed aspirants
nt . . l I 1
give way. me people win ruie
. The masses must be heard. Let
" us all forget the past, and now
.unite and work together for one
common good. Come one! Come
all. ' Lets have no bolters, lit
who will bolt, for personal dim
cullies is a poor democrat. Wi
hope snch will not be the case
Conservatives, rally 'to the nomi
hees 'of, tout party. Cowards
i euveroppcrs and jealous indtvid
uala may endeavor to slow disorod;
but we know the good people ol
1 our County are too firm to let. such
malcontents carry them oft' trom
the true path. Never mind a man
who (would like to "rule Moore
county at all regard."'. Such men
are ehort lived and ptissiwuy..
, OUR NOMINEES.
As our Convention is over, we
think it is the imperative duty of
every Democrat or Conservative
to rally to the support of the
ticket. The time U past and gone
for a contest in our party-hat
was decided in our Convention.
Now it is the juty of every good
Democrat to sustain the nominees
of our party. They are the peo-
. . . MM I i .11 .
pic 9 Clioict. men iei.au ariimcooe
iu their decision. If our foes or
i hose ol our own party endeavor
io crate confusion Jet every
true man oppose it and sa), to such
malcontents ; you inut abide by
what the people said. Your time,
lias not yet come, but wait and see
the result of the future. Is not
this right . '
TRIP TO TABERNACLE.
It was our pleasure to be pres'
ent on lasfcbunday at Tabernacle
Churchaiie.QuhrrlyaMeeting.
The services were conducted by
Revs. II. G. Jiarrett and J. 1 Ulett.
Two sermons were delivered one
by each of these named gentle
men ; which were very impressive
and calculated to produce much
good to the entire congregation.
Wheat and oats in this part of the
country looks well, and abundant
crops may be expected. The whole
Democratic ticket meets the ap
proval of the people -even of both
parties.
urge upon our fellow citizens every-
hanr onions
Special it :" Mr.V Nicholson. suM-ict.
"The Dollar c,f darjhddies George
McG' rlcle, suljictJTCby Leave North
Carolina ; W. P. Cfine, tubjec!, -The
Acglofaxoo ;II. T,"Wstkin8, subject,
-Utah and the Mormons;" C. W,Gal
loway, subject, '4The Seal, in tbefyth
ical;"N. U. Street, feubjstt, "Philoso
phy and Effects of a Life of J)uty E.
J. Hill, subject "Oilier Wcrlds ;" J. H.
Faipon, subject, ; a:-4 J. B.
Lewis, subject,
After this tbe m"tirals and diplomas
will be awarlcH. -
The brass mn?ic will be furbished by
the.' S.lem Band."-'
Thetsudents hivetjuranged for a hop
j ou Tuesday n:ghr. ,The first part of
whe-e the importance of
action, sarrffking personal ambition and
selfish aims (or the public good, and
that w( rdopt the following resolutions
a expressive of the sentiments,, not on
ly cf this meeting, but as we have reas
on t t hi lieve of the entire county1:
Resolved st. That inasmuch an
there is a Chief Justice of the Supreme
Coart of North Carolina to be eltcted
thii year, that we do recommend Hon.
W. N, II. Smith as our first choice,- he
being a ge-tllewan whose moral and le
gal qnalifictions eminently fit bim for
the position, believing the Judiciar
his hands would Dot buffer itself
come "exhau ted."
Fl .-jr..J' TI...1 J- ?! M!
, , i V ediiesday nilit fater the spetiking)
WddeH for re election, thai we have
will be devoted to ajtop At 12 o'clookj
(the tjfnitau mil cojamence. On Thurs
day Light at 9 o'clock a ball will be
election a public necessity, as his pplen-
Ldid lecord alibwija has. ever been fr-
R. i z- .i. J rTi' kj ft." n ir.. '
waru iu me juiensi oi nurin vaiuuua.
watched w tino ot cinary pleasure his
... n .
tfivn Mnln hmnnr ro tA His nluo. e 78
actenz.d with nbtlity 8ud ispnorable ,ri . . t, i ni
, , ? The niuMO for the 'dances wdJ be fur
fcllKe ooiu to nimse.i aim cousii'hcuis. . i , . , , , , 4,
r nislico, . by a .bandaAcompostd cf the
l?suiva 3111. J uaii wc ucciu uib iu-
For the Cabtiiaciniax,
From a friend we learn that the
Harnett " County Contention on
Saturn
ously
ay last passed off harmoni-
ind satisfactory. The fol
lowing mommations were made,
pra.-enting Ijef claiais to the nation, and
defending her honor when assailed by
the tontrne of slnndr.
Resolved Alh. That we urge our ft 1-
M i itizens throughout the Third Con
gressional District to earnestly cbwsider
these f-cts ; first his high Qualifications,
uosjelfiih patrii-tisni and devotion to
duty.
Resolved bth. That we willl support
no man fur office who is not sound in
faith fiee fromthe mark of tbe beast on
theforhead. His credentials for sup-
por must be du'y authenticated, bav
in" the seal of the ereat Democratic
r? .
party attached to his banner.
Retuloed 6th. That we will support
the regular nominee of the party, re
gardless of preferences with our whole
strength
Rcsohcd llh. That we consider tbe
success of the Democratic ticket of the
County, State and District of the Grat
Ra'eigh and Yv il
A eood time u
4nd ev4yd,
are ready for yen..1
minxon
7 ' : t
"Harpers."
expected,
honored and happy at the privilege of
addressing j ou on this moment us occa
sion." I1U second utterance was a fac
t'tnik of the first. thid and la-
utterance Was thw ?Mr. Pieiidett I
am happy ." "Air. Pie?identl
are fcick.' We are sick tco, Measrs.
K i or?, 'or we hardly kno v what to
write that wo'.dd b of interest, to the
readt-r- nf your paper Our first iteta
of n-W5, hiwereri wiil be with reference
to the pres nt ai-riculturat utatus of this
section. We f el assured that yonr
farmer ftiends lud rrae 9 woul 1 like
to hear sriwething bearing on this sub
ject. Oui fi st remark is, tl at a great
deal ok onusal mteiet H being uiaui'est
ed on this subject i'i tU State. Th.
modus operand or larinrng 14 undergo
ing a raJical change. Leadirg men are
catching the gran 1 idea that farming is
not only one of the mo-t honorable, but
one of the learned professions, and that
future developments will demonstrate
the fact that the torch of science is go
ing to illumine Urn subject withal
others. This generation shall have
hardly passed away befire- the farmers
ill re at ace of scientific men. Indi
vidual farmers will not occupy as much
space as their forefathers. Their fields
are g ing to be much smaller but their
cribs and bcjrne- larger. Many of them
trcyy I'dnp'iy this. 4otto m re
li rhpiif fariDsVVou miantituM net
For tbe CABTUARINIAk. I
From South Eat Oeorgia.
Messrs. Editors Il is a self evi
dent fact "that for tbe put few wetk
your Editional sanctum Las been liter
ally stonned ith letters & communica
tions Lorrespendcnts from every .shade
of thought and degree of. brain power
have at sundry tiu.es and in divers man
ners spoken through the columns of your
paper. The Carthaginian lu? exhibeted
proceeded to ballot for the different can
didates, the following gentlemen re-
To-wit.
N. S. StewRrt, Senator for Cum- an(j highest importance, and that we de
berland and Harnett. clare "war to the hili" upon all disor-
C, II. Cufield, House of Repre- gai.izers, bolUrs and independents.
SPtltatlVPS 1 UB AtsmiciaiB vi iuc loipuoiiiy iucu
Juo. Green, Sheriff.
T S Rvr.l Hlprk S. C.
J.R.Graddy,Reg,sterofDeeds. tjie yeOTte, D. H. McLean ; f.r Sheriff
The contest (or Senator was be- y Gr . for Troasurer A. . A.
twee.nD. H. McLean late member Bctbea. for Heterof Deed.,, J. R
of the House ot Eepresentat'es Qrady; for Superior Court Clerk, D. S.
and N. S. Stewart. Mr. McLean Brd ; for Surveyor, J. W. Pipkin j for
in a handsome speech gracefully the Hsuse of Representatives, there
withdrew from the contest for the was a tie Letwee'n C. II. Cofiield and C.
sake of harmony, and for this pa- C. Birbce.
triotic action washighly commend- ' The chairman appointed the follow
ed, thereby adding many new ones ing delegates to represent the townebip
LAV
gard to tueir farms?' Non quantitua ted
giuditas. Iu Thomas county, in thi-
Sa'e, mettare dohu wonders on a few
acres of land. Agricultural fairs tire
now the order of the day in thii sec ion
of the State. 'J hey have been proven
to be such mighty auxiliaries in promot
ing tbe cause of agriculture that many
of the counties in this section actually
hold two fairs a year. They have a fal
fair and then an agricultural and borti
cultural fair in the spring. This week
a lar:e fair is being held in Thomas-
vil'e. fta.. one also m Albany. It i
e .1.1 fU'tt tVia vonrotftlio Vinrrrlnm finrtAaPtt
to the word a grand panoram.c Mew lt thege esbibitbions this year in U it
lUc . .,co - . c . , . "a3 ' , tible that the e .xhibitions are doii
veaieu ai leasi uib uumicai i. origin anu , lU ,.r -;.,if..,
oauseawmppe.iioi uib urn anu y corrasnondehl mentions these
Mjcond mgnrude destined to chase the , . ,at . 't-n i . nf
darkness ot night away and usher in I , nnw . . . State d i -
the morn of some grand , political day. . , ,, f
Doubtless -there ' are some bright con- ... f. vnr nntnnnA0nt. wu
stations in yOur political firmament gt tfaJat out ,iefre are koking
wu'CDUinuowed in meir curse v.iu , lcndid We lave recently beea
guide your sbi.s of stale safely into the b,g d with an ablindaDCe 0f rain
deMivd haven of peace, prosperity and . . . . - d f
happiness J he voice of ihe people has , ... Tf nnn ahnnt tVa t0nt.firt
certainly been he.rd through the col- L Ma an(1 o ,be farmer. have
umns of your paper, and by. this time , ih- ' rnna Tll;4 t,tttm
all tbe Jeaaers nave been cnosen to carry t mv t to of
the stand rJs and lead, . we do most f . , ' ... j
ii , 1 1 .t i l . . i i ' - - . j a n
humDiy uua.mc great Doay pcmic to - , fKrt Broin, r. of old Snl W
certain victory in defi-n.-e of the eternal ieaieluber that tbe se88on8
p. mciples ot trutu and justice Although outbere, aie ordinarily one month io
your correspondent, , not a poiuician id ajvaiice of sectio and tbig ar
So far as the merchants abroad
are concerend, it would be in their
interest for all the States to enact
prohibitory laws. The money px-
enrl by the Urge houses for drum
ming throughout the Unite States
is put down in the aggregate at
thirty millions, of which amount
the South gets.at the very least, ten
millions. If ; they sell goods by
sample as cheaply, or cheaper
sometimes, happen along just
when a small lot in some line is
wanted, and tus supply the goods
to the accommodation of the mer
chant, saving him the expense and
oss of tune necessary to go North
to recruit his .stock, it would seem
that the drummer is a public ben
efactor in a public way. and not
an evil and a nuisance, to be leg
islated out of existence.
Let the merchants be heard
from. lluleig h Sews.
is no qoudi principally aunwa.
bleto the "sweeping clearance
church fittings pursuant, of
and screens. Yet they, one at
all. are met witb in modern papa
churches, where the presence ot
either can scarcely be due to the
Reformation.
NFVV ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEVER DESPAIR.
How strange it appears that
', some people are always ready to
'despair," when any kind of
i trouble conies. Our best men
havij to withstand the assaults of
the ignorant' and prejudiced. Both
f .j ufasses go together. Somtimes a
tman may appear to be your friend
j but let the frowns of adversity
some 'tis then he says, "let's
leave him." Now. kind reader,
diJ you ever remember that il
s you are a dram drinker--you are
nourishing and feeding an array of
drunkards. If you are wilfully
misrepresented let it co. "Be
sure you are right and go ahead."
-Truth is mighty and will prevail."
"Justice may sleep but never
dies," and the mnn who speaks
falsely nird"tmkTiowirfglyofyon,"
jiist for the sake of gaining popu
larity, you may rest assured,, in
the event, you will come, yes, come
up to, and enjoy the glorious priv
ilvgts of our dear-bought Country.
Come one! Come all!! Let's
vlcct our namfneesi
to his already large list of friends.
We were pleased ; to learn also
that Harnett county through her
Convention named Capt. J. D.'Mc
Iver of Moore as her first choice for
Solicitor and instructed her dele
gates to cast the vote of the County
for him in the Judicial Convention.
For this action we herewith ten
der 'to Harnett county the hearty
thanks ol Moore. Citizen.
in tne tn.uniy convention to ue ueiu ou
the 25th inst : Dr. J. A. McDougald,
D J. McDonald, W. J. D-.us, D. P.
R:iy, A. A Harrin.ton, John lty, Sr.,
Neill Clarx,' and John Parker. . On
motion the chainnan wos added to the
li t i f d'lej-ates. .
On motion of A. A, Harrington, the
meeiing adjourned.
H. 51cL. McDcugald, Sec'y.
the technical sense of tli3 term, nor
neither is at present a citizen of the Old
North State, ler, like his. ancient
Scotch ancestry, he loves to thinK of
spring came uous'ially early. The weath
er out here is very warm. Tbe themoni-
eter rarginc from eighty to ninety de
grees. Smiling May wdl soon be gone
"the old cou. try.;' and hear of tbe and 't3 last dflyS m forcibly reu,indiDg
people, and wherever he m.iy be and
however Jong he iay live, .that senti
ment will be cherMied which was utter
ed by one of; Carolina's distinguished
sons- "Carolina, Carolina,- Heaven
ii .i j.t l:
us of what is coming. That heated
terra which wiil cause many t us to
wish we were able to take our night tov
wards the north pole. A few words in
regard to our adopted town and we will
close this communication, promi.-ing to
blessings attend tnee, while we. live wr t u at gome futu,i, da 0f a trip
, through this section into many amusing
red ::ji. n,.Kini.n Ij koonf Jf.i'lu ir.
sons who have gone bbpad to light tbe . d ... Atlantio and Gulf Rail
battles of life. Ifcey never cease to Rnf, Tf , ,,, , 0-.uv ,;i f,nm
love her whoe fostering care aimed j5avannab tbe .City by the Sea." The
them for the strite. nnnnlntion nf onr town is about one
"Our own green land forever! thousand wi h ths exneetation of manv
Land of the beautiful and brave- w u- rA. Uaa
'Ihe call of duty and the force of cir- . ,fK.
cumstances may cause us to live and , m. , .
1 t. t-. . r I
lbor without the bounds of .our native
State but it will always be home, in
and onward and like all other towns of
Meeting in Harnett County.
Corrspondencee of the Observer.
IIaiixett County-, May 20, 1878
Messrs.- Editors. At a public
meeting of the citizens of Upper Little
River Township in Ila-uett county, on
May IS, T. A. Harrington was called to
the cbair, and H. McL. McDougald was
requested to act as Secretary.
T. A. Harringtoa offered the follow
ing preamble and resolutions, and on
motion of D. .J. McDonald they were modate Strang
Correspondence of the Observer.
The University.
Chafel Hill, May 24, 1878.
Messrs. Editors: Herewith I seud
a programme of our approaching com
mencement. The University of North
Carolina is a State institution, and
everybody is invited to attend its com-menceme'u.
Just a few words about bat arrange
ments have been made. At Durltti
there will be good conveyances to haul
visitors to the Hill. In the village every
arrangement has been made to aecom-
rs. Private theatricals
? "ome, in . . . A. tnb
snite even of bitter remembrances, and m . r n. mmorn:fti n.
.f we die m a strange land lwe Joseph phefa
ox oiu, w '" Ever otiier town on ,hi8 great Railwa
,ng our nones tuar, tney oe e umm a game fund irations- of our.
w - - , , . - nave fcuo camo iuuu juuiiid v
strange land far aay from the bentage gelvei but 80niebo(j wiu be disappoint- posals.
of our fathers. There is an old saying ed un the emiEration flv)W9 U
' .From the ltdeigh News.
European News.
London, My 23.--Tbe Cabinet
Council held long sessions yesterday and
y. .The prtpccU for peace is cer-
Uajy.brtghterHo-da) tBanWToile
time. Tbe Crar is resolute in regard to
the retrocession of Bessarabia, but ba
made considerable advances io regard
to the limits of Bulgaria. There need
be no sur ri-e if Russia, unJer pressure.
consents to reduce the iude unity one
half, or even more.
Vienna, May 25. Montenegro has
assured Count Andrasy she intends to
keep peace, and her attitude wiil be
strictly defensive.
Consta ntisople, May 23. The
fire among the buildings of tie Mibiime
Forte proves to have bem the work of
an incendiary, one and half a million
dollars deposited there was lost.
London, May 25. A Bpecial dis
patch frjra St. Petersburg reports that
tbrea army corps have been ordered to
?indland whfre a considerable force is
concentrating.
Tbe government has ordered, in event
jf war, that all cruisers shall be manned
by regular seamen and marines.
The -Vienna correspondent of the
TV Mies telegraphs : Th hopeful dispo
sition in political circles increases, eope.
cislly in St." Petersburg and Berlin,
here there have been an active inter
change of ideas between Austria and
Great Britain, which there is every rea
son to believe ha3 by this time led to a
pretty peifect understanding between
them, so that Ruraia, by coming to an
understanding uith England, will also
asrrce with Austria.
Tue Da ity Telegtvph bss the fol
lowing from Vienna : The plan under
consideration here and at the Porte for
the joint Austro-Turkish occupation o
Bosnia and Herzegovina, Austria awaits
the banc ion of the Porte and the powers
before taking any step. One object ot
the occupation would be to check th
ambitious designs of Scrvia and Monte
ntgrj.
Internationa! stick have suddenly be
come very flat on the Stock Exchange
in cowequence of a rumor of a split in
the British Cabinet. Tbe rumor is not
traceable to any reliable source. Th
Cabinet meets to-day for tbe farther
consideration of Count Scbouv dofPs pro-
UP WITH THE TIMES!!
MR. N. A. McFADYEN twpeet
fully informs hia friends that he is
carrying on
Boot and Shoe Shop,
AND MAKES HARNESS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
?.T 1
CAMERON, N. C,
And will do work in the very best and nat
est style and at
BOTTOM PRICES.
He hns nbo in operation TAN
NERY, where he will furuiith Leather of
11 Wi ml . and par th biglettn&rket price
for all kinds or bides. leb-Zo.
THE EXCELLENZA
Cotton Fertilizer,
MADE FROM
I
PURE DISSOLVED BONE.
JOHN Jl. LOSG & CO.
i
SOLE rROPRtETOItS, -
No. 44 Post Office Avenue,
BALTIMORE, MD.
FOR SALE BY
J. M. MONGER,
Cameron, N. C
no 14-tf..
PLEASE REMEMBER.
that after a storm-there is a great ,e tQ thicki0 m
m m Kor Kress rasi vou nave Dten . . . . ; ,.r , .
r , .
stormed with the' communications and
suggestions of your political and other
friends.- Doubtless the rest 3t your de
vil has been broken day anj night to
such an extent that be would vote for
an absolute monarchy ierss a republic.
As your Convention has by this lime
adjourned and thus put an end to all
controvercy on the candidate question,
there 'is now perhaps a calm and the way
clear for your columns to receive sonle
foreign news. Acting upon this pre
sumption your Georgia correspondent
ventmes to write again for the Cartha
ginian, sincerely hoping that this com
munication may not forcibly remind
any of your readers of the words of the
Latin poit : 'The mountains were in
travail a mouse-caroe CoKb," ' Your cor
respondent is yet in the embryo state
and is only now beginning to see as
through a glass darkly what a mighty
nice and particular' iob it is to be a
REMEMBER.
It is the duty oi all good, citi
zens to look and net for themselves.
Party prejudice should neVr carry
n mun so far as to cast a compe
tent man aside for one who is
"itching" for office. The Con
servative party has made its selec
' tions and with some few excep
tions it ifj perfectly satisfactory to
the masses Through jealousy
arfd spite some-few complaiiij'but
when Luis the time ever been that
somebody waa not disappointed
. Drop it all and stand tinn let
th npnnL rtil
: r. " i' i i
LuuaUlu.ouS1 aaopiea. will be oncn. and evirvhnd v can afit a
. j , c
WlIEARA's: We, the people of up- place to eat aud sleep. All the rail
per little riser Township, io mass meet- roads have reduced fare .ne-half.
ing assembled, touching the County The programme for the wee is as
Convention to be held iu Ldlirgton, and follows :
also to select .donate for the fame, Tuestky Bight, June 4. at 7:30
wro wi.l honestly and fearlessly reprt- o'clock, the dialectic and Pnilanthropic
sent the views of this nceting and for societies meet. All the old members
the better security of the triumph of the are invited to attend
grand old Jien.ocr.Mic party whoeesplen- Wednesday morning. June 5, at 1 1 j newspaper correspondent or acting aux
dor in the pastis a sufficiect guarantee in 0' click Un Jo A. Engelhard will I iliary 10 the brethren who drive the
the future fir its tonestv of Durooso ; ,y' d.lr, Wfo.e th twoao-il"11 Thi8is critical .WOT,d w!".fh
matters of reform, re'trenchmeiit and lo- ciettes. In vi tod. by Diulcctic KKiety.
cal self-govern met t; and whija we re- After this will come the ad Jres before
j.iice iu the dawn of a better er, and re- the alumni by Un, Jo-. GraDt, of Iowa.
count wuh pride r.ud esultatioa the Wedoesday Bight, at 8 o'clocW
victory that swept the Republican party representatives ot the Dialectic and
from u gh places of trust and emolu- Philanthropic societies epeako They
meut, and established a reign of peace are Messrs. .Robert Srange, "What
and good wil between men, pouring oil hall be done with the Turk;" J. M.
upon the troubled waters till scarcely a Lech, Jr., subject, "The Philosophy
Antiquity of Pulpits.
the tea planti of China. We must for The solemn reading ot the law
the present bid you adieu and stiouid 0f Moses to the populace ot .Jeru-
this communication nna its way to 'e f 8aem must have been an impres
waste basset, as n goes overDoaru -va Kpn MF.rra the aeribe
pity us and remember th words : 'I are , n ,.-. f ,hnh
iney nau maue iwr hid iuiiuo.
As to its configuration we are not
Taxing Drummer. informed, though it must-have
Some of the papers of the State been spacious, raised platform,
a re advocating a tax by the legisla-1 jf the six persona named on one
ture of five hundred dollars on all side of Ezra and the seven on the
non-resident commercial agentsr other were also upon it. Stone
commonly .called drummers, and l pulpits existed in some cathedral
aemanaing in some lnsiancea iuhli cnurcn, ano roonasiic reiecionea,
the matter be canvassed in the cam- and one of iron is stated to be in
paign, and ! candidates pledged to I the 'Galilee" at Durham.
when ror snotiLD hobsckibk roafvi
i WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
published at
GARTH AGE,- H. 6.
Every man and womn ahould take their
County Paper.
A good News paper i a bUmiag
i
TO A FAM1L Y.
The families of farmers are neccwwrlly
mnch necludcd, and do not emjoythead.
v.intagrs resulting from intercourse with
tober minds.
TUE I JtRTHJlOlJITlAS
will strive ia a great ateairore to aapply thin
runt. We expect to procure tbe sendee of
a few correspondents, who will occasionally
gire productions relating to the interests of
the masxes.
MAKE THK ACQUAINTANCE
full 6f ,critics of the "straitest sect' and
perhaps if many of us had the gift of
'seeing oursetves as others see us'' we
would not allowthis exscting wortd to
web-h our brain power aud make a chart
of our "upper story," by reason of our
sending forth tetore.- the scrutinizing
gaze of tae public a heterogeneous mass
of isolated aiddnsolated thoughts bear
ing no affinity to eoh other. But nev
ertheles,i Messrs. Editors, we are going
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;m... 1, i . ii , . . . .. . -1 io try ana wnievouauoiuer i'ipcc
lu ,as.i upon ner bosom, and Lttects ot our 1'opuiar. .System of j aVtTA Tjnued 'States. Ia
yet we must ever keep that time-honor- Klcction and E. B. Engelhard, sub-1 the very be.utningVbowever, in making
edHiaxi um view, "eternal igilance i iect, ''D.es Defeat make Tr.ason?'
the vioe of liberty," f. r our enemv -U from tie Dialectic. Messrs R. W
notdeadbutrleepetu1"andasthe time Winston, iubject, "Chivalry;" J. S.
is fast apj poaching when every tr.ie Manning, subject, Con mcnism in
Demoorat must guxfl his-coa abeat hiai America;" aud David Dell, sabject,
and cast himself in the waves whose a. r't be Voice of the People," fww'Hii-
itations in be-inniig to be felt by the
quiet citizen na less than tte politician ;
whi'e reco2niza so nin-h li.nn;nr. .......
u amugiiig UJUU
the
licthropic.
Thursday morning it 11 o'clock the
seniors speak. Thev are Messrs. A.
ucfj of the Democratic part v. c A.riogtop, ubjcct, - How far Shall wc ' l'emc:i, of thi- august asscubly, I feel
up the exordium ot our communication
we syutratLize with and ftel very much
like the toer asmtiniT sun" af Africa
"who, some time sen. attended a colored
C .ovrbtioa in .the City. t Montice ia,
FloiiJa. . He arose on th floor of the
Couveutlon, flinV" perhaps like Patric
Henry wh?n he. aid- "Give me liberty
r give me death.! Tae fust utterance
of the A.'ricao ortor as,i "ilr. Presi
dent, Fellow;iens, Ladies and (en
vote to imposd sdeh a tax. . , I . Entries at Exeter, 131S-2, re
Without having given tne mauer jate to materials "pro ia pvipyu,
much consideration, the News is but that was a distinct building on
of the opinion that this is a subject I the north side of the church for
in respect to ; which tne view oi lectures and' sermons. Uupitals
tne mercnanis ana pracucai oust- and oases for amoos at vvesimin
ness men of the State should belgter were paid for in 1352. Preach
ascertained before any attempted jog appears to have been a part of
action is naa in tae airecnon ui religious services lroai me eariipsi,
prohibitory tax on the commercial ages of the Church ; and tbe ser-
men. And ic may noc do out oi (mons were commonly aeiiverea m
ilace for those who advocate the the chancel ii front ortbe altar
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measure to suDmu a senes ci goou At a later time tney were aoaress
reasons as the basis of an argument I ed from the ambo, or reading desk,
why such law shold be enacted in I Q the nave, an innovation assign
our State. ed to Chrysostom at Constantino
It has been observd that when un- Ple.
advised legislation is had touching In some churches the preacher
any trade.callingor prolessioo,that oeed to sit, and the congregation
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grave mistaites and serious injury i to stand; and generally the lect
have almost invariably been there-j ore was more of the extempore
suit, upon a matter oi mis aort,ine kind than now prevails- The or
merchants of North Carolina are IderW conduct of a modern con ere
the most competent to speak, and I gation arise from tbe discipline of
it is perhaps not going too iare loiages, having succeeded by grad
sav that they alone are fully oaali-l ual nrocess habits of comnar
Bed to speak on this subject They, I tively little decorum, and the open
and they alooe, are manuesuy tne expression of opinion on the mer
parties interested, and to them tjie to ol the preacher's discourse.
matter of permitting or prohibiting The rarity of wooden pulpits of i
i drummers should be left. ! earlier date than the Reformation,
or k .
New Friend,
THE CARTHAGINIAN.
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CARTHAaiNIAN.
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there is not a trie hearted man ia all this
action, who will bdl to become a subscri
ber.
If jou want to berom pnaperoite and
happy, a! hare that genuine Canary pride,
which yon akonkl have, sustain yowr
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Address,
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CAKTflAGC, S.C.