CAPE FE All.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. 8, 1876
... . .v 4 ii.-iiir axil! II..AT-
ifOKJl. ADOPTED AT ST. LOUIS,
JUXH 28, 1870. -
- Wc7nhc"deIegateT ttEe Democratic
partv of the United, ftates, in national
. nnv.nHon aspemblfddo hereby declare
the administration of the Federal Govern
ment to le iu urgent need of immediate
reform; do hereby enjoin upon the nomi
nees of this Convention and of the Demo
cratic mrtj in each State, a zealous effort
and co-oncration to this end, and do hereby
a ppeal to our fellow-citizens of every
"former ioUtical connection to undertake
with: us tlil Crt and mod pressing patri
lt!A dutv for the Democracy of the whole
' country. -
We do hi re rcaflirm our faith In the per
manency of the Federal Union, our devo
tion to the Constitution or tne unueu
State, with its amendments, unlTereally
accepts! a.'a "final settlement of the con
t rovc-i''s tjiat emrrndenid the civil war,
a i 1 1 do 1 1 -re record on r.'tca dfas-t confidence
:.. .1... t.t rT1lblinri wlf-OV
.riitiH i.t : in an abxdut" acquiescence iu
the will of the majority, the: vital principle
of the Republic ; jn the supremacy of the
tVirvrltw f li fhft
I'lVU ocr uii,
total m paration of Chuiih; and State, for
thefake alike of civil aftd religious free
dom : itj the ffiuaMt-of til tfitizene before
"just laws ofahdr own enactment; in the
liU rty of iiiliyiJnal conduct unvexed by
sumptuary laws : in the faithful education
of tin- riAng "generation, that they may
preserve, enjoy and transmit these best
cou'lit ioiiP of human happiness and hope.
We brhwM ti e hoblet products of a hun
dred years of, chancreful history: but
v, tii!e "upholding the. bond of our Union
and irreat charter of these our right, it
behooves u fre e oeoole to uractice also that
-ft.rnal vigilance which is the price of
liberty. ,j i
THE NEE1 OF , THE HOUR.
; Reform -i? nee? sary to rebuild and es-
lie- Union, ei-ven yesrs asro happily res
cued from" -j. he flanker of a corrupt central
ism, whiehjfafter.iniiictins; upon ten States
t he ra;:i( iri of carpet-bag tyrannies,- ha?
honeycombed the offices of the Federal
-. goVerKmeift- itself with Incapacity, waste
j:u 1 1 fraud! infec ted-States and municipal!
- (l' -. 5 1 L 1 1 tilt" . "'H-i'-Ui"!! Ill miri U1C aLl'l
:. V..: I." V .... ... ..... f r.-nVmilA nnil
doeked tasf the nroperty of an industrious
niie in t!ie paralysis of hard times. Re-
Joriu in necessary to establish a sound cur
rency, restore the public credit, and main-
. tain the national honor. ' '
JfADHlAIt FINANCE DEXOtJXCED.
' We deiio'iinec the failure for all these
eleven yeai vto make grtod the promise of
tMC 'leiral temier'notes, which are a ehang-
inirt!nid!ird of value in the hands of 'the
p' r.pi", and the ,no:i-payment of which is
a disn-irard ol the plighted laith oi tne
n.itiun. f
;We (lenoViji'-e the improvidence which,
iii eleven years of peace,' has takenjrem
t!u'-i-o(li in Federal taxes thirteen times
tlie wholeamount ol tiielepil tender notes
a-iid (r(j,tiaridered four" jtimes this sum in
tWess expense, without recumulatihg any
nerye Jor their redemption.
. Wc denounce the financial imbecility of
tliat nartv' -which, durins;: eleven years of
irrare, ha laado no advance toward re
Hiiti!t:o.n;;tliat instead, has obstructed re-
r!!i)tion by wasting our resoUrcesand ex-
haufiiig all our surplus income, and while
annually professing to intend a speedy re
sumption to specie payment, has annually
enacted fresh hindrances thereto. As such
a hin Ira nee we denounce the resumotion
ch.use of tia' act of 1 -iToand we here. de
mand its repeal.: . j
OIIV.f K it VtlC FIN ANCE D.EMANPED.
We (lemand a judicious system of prepa
ration "by publie economies, by official re-
tn iii hnu nts and by wi.se finance, - which
shall enalil- the nation to assure the whole
world of . its- perfect ability and perfect
readine s j) inert any rof its promises at
' theiall of the creditor entitled to payment.
We In-licvv sueh a systeniiwelldevised, and
.above. allrf entrusted to competent" hands
for cxVeuiaon, creating at no time an artu
lii-ial scareit-y of currency, and at no time
nlariiiiug the public mind into the with
drawal of that vast machinery of credi by
.whhVi ''" per 'cent, of all business transac
tion. ar-.' performed a system open, pub
lie and inspiring general confidence, would,
front-, the d,ay of -adoption, bring healing on
its wings.to all our harassed industry, and
set in motion the wheels of commerce,
niahufaotures and the mechanical arts; re
store em ploy met to labof and renew, in
all its national source, the prosperity of
the people.
lir.FOKM IN TAXATION.
lleform is necessary in the suni and
mode; of Federal taxation so thai capital
may tn: set ;? free from distrust and labor
lightly burdened. ' We denounce the pre
sent tdritf; levied upon nearly five thousand
articled as a masterpiece of injustice, ine
quality and false pretence. It yields a
dwiiniiing, not a yearly rising revenue. It
has iiiitp()yeri.-hcd maiiy industries to sul)-
M'dize ii fj" it prohibits imports that might
purchase -"the products of American labor:
it has degraded American commerce from
the first U an inferior rank upon the high
seas, fit has cut down, the sales of Ameri
can manufactures at home and abroad
and depleted tne return ot American agn
cutur or industry, followed by half our
people. It costs the people five times more
. thajrit produces to the treasury, obstructs
the proeetses of production, and wastes
the fruits ot latMr. It promotes fraud and
" fosters smuggling, enriches dishonest -offi
cials and:bankrupts honest merchants. We
demand that ail customhouse taxation
shall I e only for revenue.
14 L-Tll ENCIIM ENT IN EX1'EN?ES.
Reform is necessary in the scale of pub
lie exp jnse. Federal, State and municipal
out oi U cderal taxation nxs swollen from
StWUKHQOO, gold, in I860, to 450,000,000,
currency! in 1S70. Our aggregate taxation
was from $ 1S-1 .000.000. eold. in 18G0. to
.riOKVKH), currency, iu 1870,' or in one
leeaie lt!s than $ per head to more thi n
?l,S. per head. Since the peace the peopie
have ia!d to their tax-gatherers more than
t h nee the sum ot the national dent, and
: niore tlian twice that sura for the tedera
" tJovcrnrnent alone. We demand a vigor-
ous. frugality in every department and
from every ouieer oi the government.
WASTE OF THE PUBLIC LA.XD3. .
' K;e form is necessary to put a stop to the
profile ate wastes of the publie lands and
i heir diversion from settlers by the party
in jHAvor which has squandered two hun
dred inilhons of aeres ujxm railroads alone,
and out of more than thriee. that aggregate
has disposed of lessVtlian a . sixth directly
to.tiUers'pf the Kil3
"cHl41STliX CITIZENS AND II EAT HEX CHI
- ' -:' - ' XESE. i. :r-; :'
UQlbrin is necessary to correct Ihe mis
takes, of Hhe Republican Congress and the
Trdrs of our treaties, and our diplomatic
relations which have stripped our adopted
vitiztlns vt foreign birth and kindred race
recrosslug the Atlantic of the shield of
American- citizenship, and have exjkwsed
our brlthreu of the Pacific coast to the
incursions of a race not sprung from the
Kami gTeat parent stock, and, in fact, now
by lSy denie'd citizenship through natu-.
raiiz;ition, as being neither accustomed to
the .abtts of a progressive civilization, nor
exercised in liberty under equal laws. We
denounce the policy which thus - discards
the liberty-loving German and .tolerates
the revival of the Coolie trade in Mongo
lian wqmen imported for" immoral pur:
pose, and Mongolian men. hired : ta' per :
form servile labor contracts, , and demand
', such modification by Congress within a
vonstitutionaHimitation, as shall prevent
the further imxrtAtion or Jmmigratioii of
the Mongolian race. .
- ' '- " it ;4;-.
REFORM IS THE CAMrAIGN ISSUT.t ,
Re'orrn is necetsarv. and can never.1 1a
effected, but by makicj: It thtf coutrollirgf
issue of tiJect n, liiUnit abovlh
two false I 3ue PTta w c
holding claasi he part:
the o2ke-
nower sf eJM
1
.motherfLf TLe fab i-ineWith which
hv would -enkindle tfectarianX et fife in
establislimens anu euppon ueioue cjlciu
Fivelyjto the evjiajjtcfi,aiidluc
TDemocrcparty has cherished from thoir
- . , -i . . - & i ; . I.
foundation, ana resoivea io mamuuii w iiu
out partizanry or preference for any class,
eeet-or riredfand-thont-Tontribtrtlng
from the Treasury to any the: false issue
by -which tiiey seek to light anew the dying
enbers of sectional hatred between , kin
drcl people, once unnaturally estrangecL;
but now reunited iu one indivu-iMe Repub
lic and 'ft common destiny.
! 1 pomM tv the ririi. sriivir E.
Reform Is necessary in the civil service.
Experience proves that the efficient, tco1
n?m!cal conduct of the governmental !us
incsis not possible if it civil service be
pulect to -change at . every election le a
prize fought for at ; the ballot-box be a
brief reward of, patty zeal, instead of post
of honor, assigned for proved competency
anl held for fidelity In the public employ -
mrnt. That the; di?xenfcing of patronage
ilwould neither be a tax upon the time of 1
all our public men, nor the instrument of
their ambition. , -Here again professions
faisiiied in the performance, attest that the
party In "power can work out no pracueui
or salutary reform.
UBFORM AMONX THK "lIIGIiniT rUIU.lC
; 5E!JVAXTf. . i
lie form is neepssarv even mVire in the
Viin-n.p trraAc fifunTHc cprviee fPrp.ildflt .
Vice-President; Judces, Sen:fbVrs, Repre:
sentatiyes, Cabinet ofhecrs. The&e ofuccrs,
ami others in authority, are the people's
servants. Their offices are not a private
perquisite; they are a public trust. When
the annals ot tnis Kepuuiie mow tne uis
grace and ;ccnsure; of a." Viee-President: a
late Speaker of the' House of Representa
tives marketing his rulings as a presiding
ofocer; their friends profiting secretly by
their votes as - Iaw-mars: five -chslrmfn
of ftlKslradijigconimitteeij of the late IIoiis?
of(rlenrecntiitive.s-exposed in jobbery: a
late Secretary of the Treasury forcing
balances , In the public., accounts : a late
Attorney General mls'aptiropnatin puUic
funds '"k Secretary of the Navy enriched.
or' enriching his friends by percentages
levied, off, the. profits, of contractors' with
his Department; an ambassador to
England censured for a dishonorable
speculation ; the President'.? private S'icre
tary barely escaping conviction upon trial
for guilty . complicity in frauds upon the
re yen ue ; a secretary 'of War impeached
for high crimes and , confessed misde-meanors-the
demonstration: is so com
plete, that the first step in reform must be
by the people, or honest men from another
party. The dbie&e crf one jx iiticnl organ
ization infests the lxuy jwlitic and thereby
making no" change of jgieu, or party, we
can get no change ofrneasures and no
reforms. - , .,' .' ' ' ' . I
RADICALS AN!) RA 1XICAI.IS.M '.MirST BE
' DRIVEN FROM POWTJ?.
All these .abuses,, wronars .ond crimes
the product 'of the sixteen ' years ascend
ancy of the Republican party create a
necefeity for reform, . confessed by liepub
licans themselves. : But their reformers
are voted down in convention and dis
placed from the Cabinet. The mass of
honest voters is. 'powerless to resist th'e
eig5;ty thousand uillce-bcldcrs it, leaders
and guides. ' .. ,-;
Beform can only ho hud .by a peaceful,
civic revolnt on. We demand a chauffe of
sy?tem ; a t ha ige ' of ' a'ilministration ; a
change of pu.ev, that kve 'may have a
change of men
THE STATE GOVERNMENT.
5
I ' Names cf Onicerg.
f
: ' UXTJCfTIVE "DEPARTMENT.
(Joveruor Curtis II. Broaden, of Wayne.
Lieutenant Governor II'. 1. A mi field.
of Jretlcil. -
jjeerctar-v of State W. II. Ilowerton, of
Wake.
Treasurer D. A. Jenkins, f Gaston.
Auditor John Beillyf,of Cuni'oerland.
Attorney General T. L. -llararbve, of
Granville. , - : - .1 ":'
Adjutant GeiHral Juhu C. Goianan, of
Wake ' .
Supefintehdetit of Public Instruction
Join-Pool, oi P .s'iuotank.
Governor s Private Secretarv John B.
Ntfitlierv. ol Wake. . .
; JClCIAKY DESVV ?:. .'.! f.NT.
GhiefJufticeuprcineCoiirt Richmond
M. .Pearson, of TadTdn.' ' '
Associate Jniees .Edwin- G.Reade. of
Beiufbrt; W. B. Rodman, of. Eeau Tort:
Thomas Settle, of Eockinffham: W. P.'
Bynum, of Meekk-nburc:.
Cierk of Supreme Court W. H.. Bn--
ley, of Wake. , ' -.
Marshal D .A . Wicker, of Wake- .
- . . .
OJlicers of the Municipality of Wil-
5 ; mJugon. t
ilayoiv W. P. Canaday.
Aldermen T. M. Gardner. .1. .1 S
ae.,,. It. liatos, J. It. JNeff, II. O Myers
lAnaia iiuiuvius, coi., uunean jifirre
eol., W.! II. .Brewiuartoti. col " W. TI.
Bankp, col, .,
Glerk and Treasurer T. C. Servos.
Chief of FiyoDopaftment Roger Moore.
1 c Federal Officials,
C.)lhictor of Customs -XoOi-.h C. Abbott
Depnlr Cpllector-iR. W. Chadwick.
Piosrfnrjstef IT; R. Brink. . .
Npv IlaiioVcr County Government.
Clerk of the" Superior Court and Jude
of Probate .Tame? Heat on.
Sheriff S. II. Mimir.-
Opmmissioners J. Q. Waimer; Dela
ware Ni von, .col., Stacy VanAmrine. D:
C.T)avis. ' ' -
.Rerister.of Deeds Geo. W. Bordeaux
eol, - ; -. '
Trui-urcr J. A. Hewlett.
Hnrt ier Ed. Hev. lett.
. T J ' Postal Hours.
Tlie mails close at .'the City Post-Ollice
as Follows : ' .
Northern - through and wa v
r,tails'daily - " " - " 1 6:30-A.M.
Mails for the N. C. Railroad
aid routes supplied there
iromrat
Si
southern mails for all poind - . r
KSouth, daiiv - - - . . : . t r
term mails C. C.R'y, daily . 6:00 A M
FatettevSUe . and ofliees on
1:00. P. M.
6:00 A M.
daily ."(except "Sundays'
Onslow C. H. and intermedi-
aje omces, every Friday - 6. -00 Al M.
The Smithville mails, bv steamboat, close
at 8 A. M., daily, except Sunda vs. " .
''WEasyHfll, Town Creek, Srn
'PivlaA&SKaUofteewiT Fridav at 6AM
' ' Mails -delivered- from 6 A M. to T6'
P. II., and on Sundays from 830 t6 9 30
A.-pX;---- - --,"-. -: -:;r -
Stamp Office open from 8 A. M. to 12 M
and from- 2 to 6 P. M.. - Money order for
Register Department open eame as Stamp
Umpsjor sale at general !deiiver' when
Statnp OEiee is closed. ,," '- -.
Key Boxes aecesOble itrall Iwurs. day
am ni-kt,r , .-,.V . ;
. Jf oJcteJfiv'ii street boxes every
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Fayetteiille;
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ceeds that of ull the Philadelphia ttiondng
papers combined, with one exception.
"Decidedly thcbei't ik wspjjcr ever pul-
lished in Philadelphia.' A. V. Trllaue.
'The ablest aud best pajKT in Phiksdcl-
delphia.'. A". Y. San.
"The best paicr in lVunMlvjuia."
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Terms, including postage, tO a year, or
50 cent a month.
Address, . . THE TIMI,
713 Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
oct 20-tf
EUGENE L. HARRIS,
AP.TIST IN
Crayon Portraits,
SASSAFRAS FORK', X. t
r es
LEAVE TO CALL YOUR
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attention to his Portrait in Crayon.
Persons wishing rood picture of them
selves or dcccuMHl friends, can have them
nicely executed by bending Idui a photo
graph to work from. A good photograph
is necesf ary to Insure a gowd likened. 1 he
prices below include postage by mail, on
roller. A neat frame of walnut and cilt
will be furnished to those w ho desire it at
l 5Xri 00.
PRICES :
Size 14x17 inches
Life Size (butt)
- - S T 0
- - 10 CO
TESTIMONIALS :
"Mr. Harris potniofecs the rare L'ift
being able to delineate, accurately, from a
photograph' or other picture the exict
likeness of anv one. We ruarantee satis
faction." (Oxford Leader.
"We have seen his work, and consider
It excellent. Try them." Central Pro
testant. "We have seen a capital irtrait of Hon.
A. W. Venable, bv Mr. E. L Harris, that
reflects addltional'lustre on his renius In
that department." Torchlight.
oct 15-tf
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1IEU0TRATIP ILWflj
THE ! CAPE
FEAR,
NEW WILMINGTON J.if
Dcwtl to lh luW tial.intrilcctttil,
and toliticjl iutm: of NurUi Ci..
Imt, i i3Vt1 t the Jub1iftt
the c!:3i rte of
IO C'crit Urel, or 5 a Tor.
rpilK CAPK FKAK WILL ADVOCATX
iu a strai;htfunar 1 manner the prii.
cjpU-Mr a puri end manly Dcmncractk
S:ae and Count ry. In Its humMe wirt
will uphold th !a:mrr unfurled by JcUcr.
son, carrhM alort by Jatkwm and oo
proudly lrnf by Tllden. The CirtTut
will m'omizc no ditlcmic brtvn tbcm
who Crht the lattl-f of the plc arii)4
liijh-bandtd Radicalism lutrt-urhc4 b
places f p-iwcr aud seeking to raitak
i. . i . i t t.
uain calltMl, !! lVfntlcr tf the dca-'
trV Lilicrty and the Inalienable xtt cf
the Piojiare Democrat. To U.aUie
(lrz Yzkk will fver fpeak with the ic
of reason a:il afTcrtin. In their 113
the Cait Fi:k v. ill ever be founirlrc;
srliii'. Th ih w jt. rt!l rive warm eucoar
arruicnt to lk arricullaral. rnhiin aaft
nunufatturiiitr intmtU of the ttaUu'.ttt
will urcv immizr-iion. But while it fl
"xt-u'l the land of wlcoroe Ui the ttcrtf
'on-igyvr or ether InmLrraut, it will wtt
to Impns ujn ihe jut-pie already. her
th? ncoity for rronoruy, thrift, labor aa4
fi lclity lo hl'Lio and Mat. NorLn Caroli
nian cm ft l-uiM up North Carolina.
lu i.-n:tiii2 rrrtam fioiiular Litfrsrj
Km'uni the Crr. Fcak U ahead cii'J
onte:!irarb-. No Anrtican dally new.
;3-r pla t tr-z?.:ia fiction haUtuallj bs
f rr V.. r adcrs xcrjit iu the form of w
fatiojianr.ttlHTicc. t?Uria frtl, It
ide, tth stial and com pi ft,", IIl br
foiu.il of upy.ng a !;.rt fpace In the Cam
FriK. llie;t(u-r -r naUir of the pPt
wi 1. hirer: ' c It ut'orllnatcdlfl
tliv :::;.
!. thy and caT.nH-iMf , Acruraey aaJ
lij.4-ar'!itv wtil l- 1 -a i!. gchararlerWi
Uh- Iiri-fiiji'Mce D j.nuntoftheCrf
mh. Hie ti-ws of the day, Oly.Statf
I : n'-ral. will lv jTocnUxI In theclcs
t. :: ist t mud tar" t attractive &na
-ibh-. Ufiially Jh ini'rUnt news will t
pr:aUl mi the Jirst Under this
i;!mii.aTl .ii wc Jmlude the Market Tportl
ari l River and Marine -Intelligence.
matters are twi frequently crowded i
mall tTjn in a torntr. The CommrrrUl
News will be carcfullr com piled and cor
rected. of
SUBSCRIPTION KATES.
The lal I either on the week cr thj
car. The Cxi'Z Fcak will Xuru"
at Ten Cmts t wtt k. One DtJlar a
Twentv-Fiv- C nts for Thrt Months T
Dollars an1 Fifty CmU for SU Moot
and Five Dollan for One Year. Dtllitrri
by Carrirr in xbn City or SuJLmrb.
;per sent by mail uaWa the sabscrlptio"
has been prepaid.- CoIlrctJons made IT
Carrier every wttk, and co paper dclirrrra
fur a longer time than a week to aej ooe
who dor not pay for It iTorcptJy. Caa
Is the word. - 1
TERMS tlF A DVERTISINO
Are jrfvm la another plare. TJic '
mads rspccUlfy rrvrcblet In kT
with the thaea. Goctra la ra-u be ccUa
on liberal Imw for adTerUacra.
AddreM, .
fii n c apb viuuxp
oct W mas oto if, N. C