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t.lVE Til EX a LUT.
Xt r that the quiet and uuustcn- j
arum of charity that have a.Iur-
4 io!rrl and employmvnt t. J ,
ii4.i : ..ur drar. church - le
4inu- tj- pat winter, j i I;nij br the
TptfU that were ilailr l each
Kjr b thor who niade it a luu.r
4-oiyi' Wt their left t ai.tls kn-w
4 tb !' b 'heir rijjM, l u the
rUl a well, will tJackea ar.-l v-isr. j
kiw ihjt tuo wiatcr has ane ir t ite
l;;r uttelh f.rib its leave. Hut
44i u beart arc leu-icr and
v jars are cpen to the cries jf want
lisw va 1 up a!l ever cur i:r, will
soiiuue ihetr eiertioa t r: eve
m 5erisg aod il trr thai etrry-
.-t f rev!'.
of t Je prca: wacU 11 :ac: r
pllof our mJeriu r, i
tlitrtauua, religious bow and ptcus
entrap a I more of th crtlurc com
Ws ( Ufs and po"d, hard, rem
mfo.i tall a d deal of tie
anietaadavrrj little of !he lalte
sutbrsad ai mea. fueiad clothing.
u4 ' taal and cerrtnoay -a warm
farMst of the baby, a a;r l hoes
irue bu t fcarrft. a tupp'j of nour
L4 iuc the invalid mi the', and
wfW; prayers, phaxisaica! fares
ta4 kroad pradisg pDy lacterie.
Lh , accoeiax to our ability, give
it'Stn ta4 are in arcl. ltcl we:gh
u las lateaUoo of our Lear'. It is
sH-as avaja at much as the 'u.'irr
awwaa that we disburse, aocordiog to
w4ity. that evotitule these acts uf
as,-ff tbtt are pleasing .to Heaven
we wwi to L.I our hearu thitherward.
& aittkcs things of wb.ch ooe
aa Vs U tv-at largely ptwwcs wii,
ecrian!t. Uat our charity .bou'.d be
UrsTes fuebid. toe desereea
as prtaJ crsd.t t fivieg of a supers
Wadaace. asd laer that have Oady
laAgt sbxiaa BTpxtiUcal profes.ioas,
wsfdy Brosawrs aod Cbarvil ibrms
sssftr la ta seedy, doo'l begin to ao
(awpv as axh aa tbcte w icod
ad a gl healthy ba.et ol
rswa, a supply of aeedrd cloth
a kia4 of &rewvl r d d.ar
by Wl Ue.
sjr' yea taw ol a pwr felUw i d-
".r'aaas a hf. -Ii.at kuel in
ri7r. acr ssvratue with his aipairj
aaaa TkB, asd his great need
aWy ksip bk prayer oe creed.
Tabavewktsi t woaada are washed
kssJsi, last tb Onuly Motives
W rvsesM; Vat aow. whatever the
a47be, asere words are but
westry. Oo graaa of aid just wow is
ss kiiv tkaa tosses of saintly lore.
J. if j will, ta yor fall heart;
rvs ITsa a uft give alia a surt
Ve wseiJ i fs'.l of good advke, o(
rys. aad peaM. asd peaachiag aice.
ks gtaeroaa swala ska aia asaa
ar scarca as gvkd, aad hard to
H ,;vs Uke a aaaa. awd speak im
Wd,. avb: life is lha best mi erred;
ad k skill wear a rejsj cTvwr. wk
a ssaa skta ha is daw a,"
T'w-, ... tt i vr . a rreetvisr
adsds sf Wiiecs Cross lsatwcraU ia
ha Sasxa, asktag foe sMssVoacww. U
ssuarea awT srera pet pa re se
aasarlia Va TmWear TMm aavi
1 1 W roe4e4.
TMK DELL n ELLS. DBLL.
:?ome months aga a suit was coca
rucnced io the court io Philadelphia
I It wis claimed that the ringing of the
I bells was a noisaoce and detrimental
to the health, comlort and happiness
of the unfortunate persons who lived
within tre sound thereof. We do noi
kvW jt how the suit terminated, ii
io iccd il has terminated, but our im-
predion is thai the inj auction prayed
tur W44 grated, and thmt there ia no re
qmuf and hsppiocs in that pertic-
ulir neighborhood now thao there waa
rjwhefiih
-WroHor aad UcUaclac U bells.
unoycd all those distressed cili.eoa
.. . i i i
toercab-.u' wb' tmsscssed a er Tea and
f uc-sirvd peace.
lhu"rc:i tctU ace a rerfc of bsrbarisiu
tiiil the t-iocttenth century and civil
! txcJ cviio unities thould be ashamed of.
and unhl well dipene with. Our
whule Und i flueded with newtpaper
hx t-n each recurring week in fur no
lhir iniliiwn readers of the where and
the when, and een the ow the word
( (iui U io be dispensed on the fo-l-jwiig
uiiJjt, the names of the minis
ter uuaIIv being given also, and in
owe iuunces not only the text, but
the bcuu4 are published, so that,
Ue till vi (are at a restaurant, one
I uv dctde befurcband just where he
! m l jj i to urhip on the Sabbath, and
, kuuw jut what religious dishes are to
I be rrvrd ut to bim. Atd, moreover,
U l i. t a fact tbsl ever drug store
keeitibuu'snds of Almanac piled upon
ulcir c ,UQ(,-r, which are even freer
thau ibcg. el, and are cramed into
the -t to uf all who enter or even
f p. by. anJ every insurance company
land j: Ut man, as well as the eta-
ilont mtiJ banking houses scatter
truaJci-t li.iir calendars annuallr,
iht t i rr iujii. woman and child mar
Uuw rar, the month, the day of
the ui-julh and exac;ly when trunday
cwnift. Therefore, wherefore the daily
jn-1 alm4-. hourly ringing of lbs bella?
l'cvp'.e do nt need the scund of bells
t -end tbeui Ui their oCce, to the de-
ior t,n lo tilf jr dinners
They
di not etvt the riniog of bells to
sauuuuis the fact that court is about
t ojn f r the dispatch of business,
tail the c!ou is about to gel off same
of l is funnr saving at the circus, or
tuat the curuiu at l c theater is about
to U- n.Kdl u; therefore, as we have
aforesaid aid, wber.-fure why such a
rm;if ff trie bell?
Ik-I'm were rigina'Iy us1 to call
people t .--ether lunr before the inven
li n of priuting or even the first issue
of the Wii.MiMilox lWr. They were
ue-J a MgnaU for the assembling of
cunrc.i:.on, picvi-jus to the ivenlion
of the newsty cr the advent of alma
uacs anJ a!ecdars by the inventors of
sooibin syrups and labor saving soaps.
lUit qo that every man tetds his own
newpar and kuows more in a minute
thsu those old lime fellows who first used
the intolerable and no: bells knew in
a Iil:ime, we hope that ur advanced
civihta!in will at inn -dmiaed that
the bell have their lorguts cut out by
the rot.
Our ccij;hbors. th.- .'t!? and
,Vj-, are foilowinj; t'u- catmple of
the New York i.ta au I -.her bitter
northern iVmocratic newspapers in
ribald and disgusting abuse and
hbellvtf insinuations upon Presi-
dent llc aod his admiaistralioo.
This is siricily in accordance with the
IVurboa LHmocracy. and just exactly
the way to have the Suth returned to
it ones pro-perou condition through
Ue iciuences that art brought to bear
on the t'reideat. We ara aatiaflad.
howevsr, that as long aa the world
stalls aod there is such a thiac ia
istcoea as lha DemocraUc paity, just
so b ug will fools Incite to tollf. Wo
will run exupter Io lha best interests of
lae rrosrwaaily, aol bad asea stir op
stnfs aod trouble when all eba woald
be peace snJ harmony.
With spparenl approval, and cer
lAily ailb do word af censure, the SUr
cse4 the blaspheaous raaolalioea ia
which the iVmacraiic members f the
Ohio Lrgudalura reoouwead thear faith
ia the justica asd goodaasa of Almighty
lVd. The Kichasood lkif reads lha
orvhera democracy a lessoa ja decency
py aaytng that the desaocraU of the
Ohsa legislature -have doubtless bee a
slaadered m bating such impiows rs
luUous as taose iasjted t tsaaa. They
sbao be all kM aad ao kaow lha forca
of laagaag. or they aaay kara baea all
drua; this aaay be poasikU. kal wa
f.nsU be!ieve they are all disciples of
IkAlsgersoll-ivnisla.'' e shall look
fc eowtrsUcUos ac la asavses
ike cosUraXctloa will ao coaae.
s kikey left la a cask seeea years
sHU kusa us rawil ask Hx. Ad a aaak
Uala a Keatsxky aasrspaper aOea
save days will tcae iU wksskey.
WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY,
THEBOUni AMI THE SUPHEJIE
CODIIT
President Hayes, in order to carry out
his policy, must recngaixe tbe rojih on
the Baptema Court Dene a. This is
conceded by all Hut it is aid that
this recognition ruui. be aa emity form
only, thai the actual south uiu-t of ig
nore!, mat a ixratr ft.ie w.m- i i.a
not properly brIonjfHl to tky s-iuih
siooe lSil, must fur.ii-di the m ui. That
Mr. Erin tow, who it by antecedents and
by association more f a north. rn than
a southern man, n.ui be ap; iutctl.
The President, if Le is t s!io-.r :.iine!f
in earnest in e.iforcin U'n ;-: it y can
not afford to lake a half h j 1 !. i'i mail.
An actusj rrprcsciiu:c tf i ie south
ern section is what is war t- I. If this
is to be done. North Carolina offers
Ham u el K. Phillips, the prcen. Solictor
General of the Coiled States. As a
representative of the a J v. meed thought,
legal learning and high cultivation of
the south, Mr. Philips has iu superior.
WilY NOT TELL TllK t 11 1: '. 11?
One of our city cotempurarie las
down tbe manner in which northern
mea bave been trintci hero. It s;iys
in effect thai before the war ii northern
mea come here and uiii.otJ their own
business that is, become parasites on
the existing roirr.uniic, they w ere per
mitted to stay and "norl." That Miice
the war a bad cia.s had c;ic who bad
their own opinions upmi -.luii-, and
were not likI. The p;ihli!;cr of the
rawspaper aforesaid carpA-t bagt d here
from Virginia without a dollar, while
the average northern man, who come
here after Ihe war, brought noi les
than sV,lH, in greenback, cud:.' There
is not a decent uiau in tliis State, nor a
iar, nor it sneak who doss ::; know
wll enough that many of the heaviest
business men in this State, who were
tbe oaners f Irgc laiiued iind other
property were denjuncctl constantly by
tis very paper as rarpft-b.ijrers Mni
ply because they were K puhiican.
We do noi care to dra u ih!i I'.riy
record of infamous bl.tekgcard.fl.M a:sd
ing, but if the Kojth is in I.iet jroin
on its gool behavior and i!t -ir.' to Le
admitted to the coiiinioii ! v.l .,f cu-
tlemen th v imuji
slop llii-. wretched
fsJehool.
The l're.ditt u il! i.ot -tiir the Lou
Maria aiaj lit 'i I ro ;t;n .. wilti-
out due i(-libr.sli-n, nr v,l; Ik- a:low
himself, Ik- say. "t b. n.'..ir.i.-.d by
the idea thst ho mul b i.o'hin that
ou'd ineui at'.rct injnii.-usly the
validity ot bit i . iii- tu (.flice. That
matter he tboiihl ha I lucn autltorita
tively and finally devihd. lie d:d not
believe that there would ! ui.v di.o-
sition to hirrle sU tii i.x tit!e if his
administration corunici.th .1 ite!f by rt a
acts to the judgment t i li e country.
As so-mi as the nuiubcrs . the new
Cabiort aero scllUl in the.r p -mIh n
he should a-'k their arcful coi.-i.Iera-lion
of the' situation iu the two itr?
having cottluting governuieui-. a" I he
was coundcut thai with their a! ire
method cf solving the problem pre
sented would be found whic'.i wjiii.l u.-
fair and just and stiluclry to the
peaple of iheso Suits." The Ilotcii j
AdrrrlUer well say:
Governor Chamberlain i not the inun '
to refuse to make any eronal sacrili
cea that the good of the country uiay
require; bat as he says, he is not scting
for himself. He does not regard hU
right to the nthce he holds as ".ui ab
stract right," but as a substantial and
equitable right, and not more his right
laan the right of the republican major
ity of the State. It is, therefore, a
question af very serious iiupoit, not to
bim alone, but to the republicans of the
State and of the couutry, whether ne
should surrender it upou the demand
of a miaority, even it that minority
does represent the wealth of the State.
The facta are undenied and undeniable
that the claimed democratic msjority
depends upon two or three euunties
where the republicans were subjected to
horrible outrage at the hands ol demo
crats, and where the vetc ca4 was thou
sands in excess of the whole voting
population, the race- U-irg on the
democratic siJe. It can n.-: be a!loced.
either, ia respect to tJjvcru.r Ciiaiu
bertsia, thai be would not eic t -11 bis
authority io favor of gol g rumeat.
His record on that issue unimpeach
able. The situation io South ( arolina
ia diCcult and complicated, dj doubu
It may be impossible to re.-oucile the
opposing parties oa a ba.s which is at
ooc just aod peaceable. I'it it dots
aot follow that Governor Cbamberlaia
is wholly :sr-omible for the diCieulty.
or that ke is the per-oa w I o should b
asked to yield.
Il kaa been s urgx a.ed tLat a coxciis-
aioo, l- Veadcd by Vice Pmadetl j
Wheeler asfcicompceesiv. disUBuishesl i
reawablicaaa and eooerali ve democrats,
assy be seal to South Caro'iua aad
Loalsiaaa to arraaf terms of ca.pro
aaasa betweea ike conteadiag parUsa.
lty way af skswiwg ka was aot a par
Usaa, Mr. Jaasaca Kssid weal to New
Yc-rt awd raid a vuii ta Jiu Krsk's
Uwyer iaataaii sd aaiuag wiik ather
jadges of tkvadapetioe Oosart ta theu
t asst a cowrtssry to tka atw lVcwsdeat.
la oedec ts kava the wvrls "Para
nasktn Xsaoeial tea)" c-ssivee tkesr fall
I getker witk a kigk faa.
CITY ITEMS.
The Jiurnnl hss s jain collsped; this
ice we don't charge for.
A' not jro was entered against W. P.
Cauaday, Et., iu the Ilobeaou Rouutj
libel suit.
Alderman Atkinson has goae to New
York on business, and will return on
M inday or Tuesday next.
Judge Seymour, we understand, give
general satisfaction to the people aad
the bar, at Columbus court.
Tax listing, we understand, conaen
ces this year on the lstday of June,
ioslead of the 1st day of April, aa here
tofore. The resiJents on Market street ahould
at once set out shade trees. Now la the
time, and in a few years it will be the
hinJioriic-t street in the city.
The Ahleriu in who were elected yes
terday do not qualify until the first day
of June. Msyor Cauaday continues as
the chief executive officer of the city
until th:it lime.
Wc sec considerable timber in the
river, and hope that il is selling cheap,
in order tli tt our people may be able
Io build hou.ps, then rent will be lower
thereby beiu filling the Kr.
Mr. Solicitor Normtnt was notable
to attend court, and Mr. M. llellamy.
attoruey-at-lan, of this city, acted as
So icitor in his stead. Wc are rlad to
Icarn that Capt. Nornient is improving
in health.
''Soft soap" lias been selliug ul 4
cents per bbl. for the pant week, to we
were informed by a leading grocery
merchant. The soft soaping business
has been going on extensively for tbe
pat week.
Our neighbor, Grant, is having the
old shingles taken off of his dwelling,
corner Princess aod Second streets, and
new ones put ou. Now if he will have
the ohinglts taken off Ihe sides and
g-K) I weatherboard p!.ir d on, he will
do the city a service.
. -
The city sheu' l pj.-s :kn ordinance
restricting the r.ui.o.i.l- ft m allowing
an engine to o faster loan m miles au
hour, inside ol" tl.i c iiy limit, and
compel thcuitokicp th- bell ringing
all the time that the engine iiioviug,
Wc hope the lt:ird will attend to this
matter at or.of.
The Health Officer, IV Adam Wright,
has been re-appoint! by M.iyor C'ara
day for a term ot' twn years. Wc hope
the Ir. will gel "p ail necessary boo Lis,
and have mm idin.inee pasl so as to
keep a record t 'l niarrisg, births,
death-, ce, in the el y. In i-tlier wonb,
we 1i"jk this department ot the ciiy
will b- made ll-oioiig'i in its manage
ment. Very nr. uinjr, the way the lrroo
crats bave pulled each oilers hair for
the lt wee1, over the city government.
The Republican bave kept their hands
o.T and enjoyed tho fun, while their
sympathies were really with lhwe hon
est Democrats who were fighting with
noble courage tho4 ot their own party
who were trying to f-ct control ot" tbe
government of the city not 1r the
city' good, but for tbe spoils.
Ti r.mui.K AvriiKNT.--On Tuesday
lst, fctxmt suudown. a loK.rrd woman
ty the name of Margaret Maxwell, was
on her way home, passing up the track
of the , C. AA.K.R., near Seventh
street, she observed an engine ap
proachiog on the track she was on, she
at once hu.-riedly jumped off the track
she was on .to the' track of the W. A
W. H. K. which is immediately
aJjoior; an engine was also approach
ing on that, but not beiug ,observedt
the engine struck and knocked her
down and passed over her, crushiBf
bo'h of her legs in a temble ma&ser.
S.ie was taken to a house near by and
a bysician called, I ut nothing could
be done for her, and she dkd lha aaaa
evening. Margaret Maxwell sold pea
nuts corner of Princess aod Water
street, and was about) years ol age.
Tbe verdict of lha Coroner's jury
was that the wosaaa was nsa osrar ky
accidenf; but they were "of ptalosi
that if the employes oa said engine had
kept a proper lookout ike accideat
would have beea avosdesL Tkatbeata
all ihe jury verdicts that we rver keard
of. If the jury was or the oplaloa, as
they say lky were, thai U accideat
vs caescd t y earelewsaes, why la tka
ame of eoaamoa sense did tbey swi
commit the eegiceer lor ssaaalaagktee?
Tke jary has beea gailtyaf ii asa, criaa-
iwaU aeeWet. awd teerre the
ot all gwwl citasessa. If tbey had
smiacd tka eagiaeer we woi ftd bear
of aaoikar assck aecidaai aooa. . Wa
call ike attetitioa wl Uav Ck P. Maaraa
ta this matxee, witk im ks-pa that ka
will ka it theeocrVly sifted. tTUi a
few exam pis all will b well.
MARCH 23, 1S77.
' Or "Sew Oiy FATneas. By re
' fereoce to the returns of the election
held In this city'on yesterday, It will
be'eetf that the following named gen
tlemetr ivill occupy seats arouud the
Aldermiafci Ttoan! on and after the
first day of June next: F. W. Foster,
James- Lowery, Henry G. Flanner,
Charles IX'Sfyer, L. II. Bowden, II.
VenGlalin'." 'John ' Dawson. Hanle
Vollert, Iac " Wi King, Joseph C.
Hill. '
We have, no doubt but what our
venerable friend John Dawson Esq will
be made Mayor, and will preside over
the affairs of our city with all the ability
that marked his admlnUtrulion in a
similar position in pt years. Hail to
the Chief!
Got. W. W. Hoklen, who has made
a
aa excellent Postmaster at Raleigh for
the past four years, has been re ap
pointed by President Haye. The Pres
ident has certainly done well in this,
and if he continues to keep those offi
cers in who haye. done their duty, and
tarn out only those who have failed,
he will give satisfaction to the people
of North Carolina. He has a'.so re
appointed Col. Davis collector of cus
toms at Beaufort, N. C, aud Major
Grant Postmaster at Goldsboro. Both
of these gentlemen hare made good,
honest and acceptable officials, and
justly deserve the reward the Prcsidcut
has bestowed upon them.
The Acaxtiu. Wc have rccc-ivcd
the initial number of thi- excellent
little paper, fiom which we learu the
following: The Arn'h't is devotedfto
the Good, the Beautiful and the True,
is publis bed monthly at Atlanta, (!a.,
by Miss Annie Maria B irnc.", Ivlitor and
Proprietor, at 75 cents a year.
By reference to our dictiouary we
liud Uie word acanthus to a deriva
tion e-f the Greek nou:i i- ntth t, yjui
fying a spine or 'thorn; i:i botany a
prickle, and is described as using the
name of a geuus ol several species, re
ceiving their uames from their prickles.
Judging from the mailer that wc
fiud ia the culuuina ol this bright laced
and (fhe:ry voiced little, waif on the
rough fia of uewspaper literature, ve
would say that iu uauic is a r.ii.s uuier
that ioatoad of thornea ami i-pices
auJ prickles, nothing in itcau be 1'cuod
but what U thorn less all i- pleasant
and kind and .moothe, iro:u the lavor
lc 4Troddeii Flower" i i Tennyson at
the head of the first coiumu ot lite iirst
page, t the "Bdautiful Thought'' at
tho bottom of liie last co!unit- he
last p.ige.
We stiitcicly uish oiir youi'; adven
turer success iu iivr lUi.r.ny nu'lertak
ing -that her pathway may Le lite
from all acautuitixou.-. oliacli- that
uln" way eucouiiUt u- uc.iill.t;terviau
iuolfc U:rs iu h r n ad to jecess, and
that it' auLhiiij oi i: ;icaulhi:n i.uture
or reeinblaucc attaches to her i i.;..rial
robos.il may ouly be an imbroidend
iutitalioii uf the dowu ot" thi.tt'c and
not the real and puugeut article itself.
We hope that this frail co. '..le -hell
adventure of a young souiitcru girl
will soon develop iuto the rc-bui diuicu
sions ef a Harper's Weekly or a lirst
class Miasiasippi steamboat.
Tkrhiui f. ad Fatal Ao.iii-M. -On
Thursday evening, the 1'lh instant,
about 0 o'clock, a colored ma!), Hull
Mathis, met with a horrible accident
on the railroad just above lney's
Bridge, by which be loi.t his liie. It
train and alightetl on the track just as 1
. , .
i i ti
which struck him before he c uid get
out of tbe wsy. knocking him prostrate
and running over him, ov .Uich
his head was severest from hi, b-Jy,
while both arm were br .lei:, on- of
thern in two places, and. of coure caus-
ing instant
yoaag man.
death. lVccaed was a
belcnging t Sainpon
county, an.? n".is nccompaalctl by his
talker.
Coroner Ilea let l held au in-i jcst n
Fridaj the 16th, over the iHly -f the
deceased. The evidence a i the
effect that deceased jaaspe I from Ike
outgoing train bound north 'en? of .ike
wilneaeea said backward-; laiding on a
aide Uack upon which a yard en rite
approaching, moving backwards,
the tender of which struck him. kn-oca- thao the whole pack of bis raesuiea,
lag him prostrate upon the track, when a.ad can beat tkeaa every day of lha
tka leader and eagine passed over his j week.
tedy, literally seTerin- the heal from
Ike traak, trddea breaking both ana, j The lraWicaa expected iwthiag,
Tka oarpwe, as U lay near the sceoe of: J ia witn the kooeat bsiaaae
tka accideat presented a ghastly aad j men nf lie deasoeralie party aa Wa
revelling appearance. the wrsa d be sposier if tW city treaa-
Tk verdVt ef tbe iarr u tie ' ury.
edert that deceased rae l- bi death
treaa belag areideaUlly tsa cur ky I Ftr- Ward ererytkiatx paasad
yard eogiaa No. S5, ef the WUssiwgv. 1 fisid xcf4
0lambia aad Aagw.ua ralltoad ' t e(snbScaai tackcta. All ti tka
fJoroWs Jariea have ceased ta be of undiiaUa were grsnd atea. aad the ra
arjsaaa ia iawesUgatiaj asstrmg aad . --t vaa very dlfa! aad took lha
ww hff tie SolaalW. Cbt llaee. wiH
tL. ..( lVtfallu .a-I ,
a tef ta the wsaloa aatrafes.
Single Copies 10 Oats.
Registration. The entire registra
tion in all the Wards of this city, for
the municipal election which was bald
on yesterday, ia as follow. :
First "Ward. Upper Division.
Whites, 61 ; Colored, 823.
Lower Division. Whites, 7J ; Color
ed, 4G2.
Second Ward Whiles, 300; Colored ,
S-o.
Third Ward Whie, 246 ; Colored,
107.
Fourth Ward Whites, 20C; Colored,
154
Fifth Ward Whites, 000; Colored,
0'X).
Total First Ward, 926: Second
Ward, 3o5; Third Ward, 853; Fourth
Ward, 429; Fifth Ward, whites, 163;
colored, 404. Entire Registration, 1.111
white; 1,540 colored.
The City Election. The follow
ing are the names of the candidates for
Aldermen and the number of rotes
polled for them at the different Wards
in this city on yesterday.
FIRST WARD UPPER DIVISION.
F. W. Iioster, 138
James Lowery, 207
James Hcaton, IG7
Duncan Holmes', 100
S. II. Morton, 44
J. II. Strauss, 5
first ward lower division.
F. W. Foster. 224
James Lowery, 237
James Heatou, 212
Duncan Holmes, 191
bECOND W AUU.
Henqj. G. Flanner. 276
Charles D. Myerj, ' 228
John Colville, 101
Roger Moore, 49
Scatering, 3
THIRD WAUl'.
I,. II. Bowden, 209
Henry VouGlaghn, 221
B. F. Mitchell, 101
L. L. Rice, 85
Scattering, 2
fourth ward.
W. L. Deliosset, 151
). Ct. Parsley, 151
John Dawson, 246
llanke Vollcrs. 238
FIFTH WARP.
Isaac W. King,' 379
Joseph C. Hill, 363
W. H. Gjodmati, 110
J. D. Klander, 93
SAVl.N.,5 AND lH)IX;s AT THEPoLLS
Yesterday. Said one prominent dem
ocrat t another: "'Are you going to
vote that ticket"? 'referring to the Daw
oIi and Voller ticket the gentleman
had iu his hand.) "Yes," says tbe
oilier. "1 thought you promised to rote
the democratic ticket?" shvr the firsL
"So I did," :inrroi ihe second.
"l i.al is not a ih u.iiiatic ticket," says
the li st. The 'econd looked up at
would be bulldozer and said, '"Well, if
Cod Almighty has not given you sense
enough to know a democratic ticket,
my friend, I can't furui.-h brains for
vc.u."
An inuigiiant democrat threatened to
call a democratic meetii.g and read all
the Dawson and Vollcrs men out of the
party. A by-stander suggested that aa
the "Dawson aud Vollcrs party bad a
msjority they might read the otherside
out of the democratic party." Sensible.
One of (he uewly elected Aldermen
said to oue of tbe gentlemen who run
on the independent ticket in the Fourth
Ward, that be supposes! they would serve
. , ' , .
ed to go there as a staunch democrat.
Taf indeendent looked at the young
man with considerable disdaia, and
said, "My in end, you had better wait
until you bave more experience. before
you talk about democracy."
Cwl. William Thomas Collar furn
ished nearly all the fan at the 4th ward,
he u.aJ a ret many speeches which
cret.i cousidcrable laughter. Tbe
Colouel is very witty aad ha got off
a reat many rich jokes, aod the sore
headed DeuiacraU. who saw they were
beat, culd u t eajoy lha Colossela
joss.
The rcu:L hss been a geocral inuasph
of Cape Isaac D. Grainger over kaa
: would be crashers, ha has aoe
j cvit U seHe u.
The Fifth Ward was WeaJy; asdy s j
NUMBER 15
Republioin ticket la the field, or it
looked so from the result.
In the Second Ward one of the dem
ocratic candidates got Blighty nneasy
about his election, aad done some tall
flying around to get up.
In the 3d ward there was only one
ticket, and no excrement whatever
oyer the matter.
Altogether it has been a grand vic
tory for the Republicans.
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