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t THE CAPE FEAR,
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CAPE FEAR.
CicFr.o W. Harris.
TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. 19, W
NO XtACXING DOWS. .
Wq r.'joite to see manifestation?,
of itonfidtupc all along the Democratic
line. A halt, like Beauregard's at
Ma'iajs.as, after a victory, would bt
rnir.ous. The Democratic party must
reap the fruits cf its triumph. ' On to
VHlit!gTorV must be its cry until the
Fourth of (March.
There has been too" much talk by
Southern Newspapers of acquiescence
in whatever result . tue people of the
North may arrive at. The true policy
is that of Northern leader ship, SoiUK
cm support. .We belong to the great
Democratic, pr rty. Whatever line of
action it decides upon binds us as well
as oar NortVru brethren. The Dem
ocrntic party i3 like Webster said the
Union is, "one, and inseparable." We
must stand shoulder to shoulder. The
Southern Democrats; can never play
tho roll of enllen -Achilles in the camp
while the battle goes on. Our coun
tryman call us to our posts of duty
The ccKjU'Nt thev wage is on behalf of
American Ubertv, and they must not
appeal to Americans in vain. The , in
to rests of the eau.-.e demand that we
should back our brethren. We need
employ no ynccniiary means to prr
sjrvf tho integrity of our government
Il'.'ason aii.iit' wiU triumph. Dutifthe
worfr tiibe to th? worat, by the evil
muchinaliorirt of scheminsr politicians
and mUitjyry Prjdcuts.- the 'Seutb
must not be lullvd y pronrse3 of favcr
nor int midatod bya show of arms. W
are not. a race of cowards; Neither are
we a race of cute bargainers with cor
ruptiouists. The: j.acc of Haves
seated by Soutlxerh itul'iC'rcnce or self-'
H'iii?5i. wiiM be the peace of deuth.
There must -W fiu.coGii promise with
Iruti t a. id no t.v vtM wi t h avmr.d dospot
i.r.. ih' Kis of Arftn.M6n the:
mvuiit . w. inicy i -a plioid t w arms ot
err M 'until 'OmV. giMnts us final
w;.v f v In ; m rod ccnnMet
huniau ritrlit , and tho
our il .to.i.:l
TUt: KATJOXAI. I7illP.OGl.TO:
ho ; it, vi),ti u st;Ui matter bfuittdf:
Lt.i liu-ie -ire sitrns of in-
prow.m "it. : rhCv.n,1pjrv (o be h v
on tht htU o J.UiUtry in ti Weaiern
and Nortlu fa .tafos m ty cut shorMh
dfivnile prosirumtne that has evideat
ly'lftfii detcim ned on by the Republi
can conpimtor at Washington.
Turiuup- to ocrACsch.iugcs for infor
mation, we2nd, 6rt; thy following
siK'cial diij;cli fiinr Moses P. Handy,
a Virginia Democrat, who is Washing
ton correspondent of the Phiiadlphiu
Time, an independent paper:
'Tiio only acrgressive step that has
been taken by the Democrats since the
'election has apparently received the
approval of-ine country. The eleva
tion of Mr. , Randall to the Speaker
ship wa3 by many considered of doubt
ful propriety, but it ia but juaCto eay
to Mr. RaudAll to say that nearly everv
raan in his party hinks he is the right
raan in the right place. ' He is business-like,
ever alert, fall of pluck, fair:
but true to his own convictions. t I be
lieve,' with many others, that his choice
of the ground of battle in counting the
electoral vote was unwise, but be has
succeeded in winning every Democratic
member of the House to his own view
of the case. There is reason to be
lieve that this ground must be aband
oned for the Fa for one of conalitutiomd
requirement chosen by the Democratic
enntors. but the very stubbornness
with which ix will le held for awhiU
willget.thunouse . inta excellent dis
ciplioo. and gotKl tishnni? condition: In
other jvsp-tt? IwJr.daU'srMlicr is Hkelv
to Urcune the policy of the party whe;,
it eones down to, real work, lie
tioa"; the tfr Preaid: hus .elected
ricw-h Hcfc of iWpresenta-J
tivetTatnis bfcT anoT that' this-
shall not appropriate money for or in
any way"rfmzeny6lhefFra
rhi no Hex mar not dc wise u u
detail, but Randall came to caucus the
v . u v . r j- m . .
and foreshadowed it, m a Fiimuz
speech, t whose, eloquence astoundca
thote who'xereT Jbeibre sar hin ia
fihtincr trim and which seemed to all
w ,b heard it the first flash of the renhf
6i leadership thai has gladdened Dem
; hfiarta for manv a dar. The
g eech did not get into print, but it if
k-aveu'Cg ;fccj lumpi The Congres
r!6nal commiitee of cdvice and taper'
-W-an is in line Vith the Speaker, jiw
Wrd came from New York last night
tAt lrft no reason to doubt that the
Speaker and the President elect stand
on the samernlatform. Unless all sign?
It A
f .il. it cannot much longer te snia xr.c
the Democrats are a party without a
policy."
Next, we find.the New York HeraU:
exposing the inconsistency of leading
Republican Senators, hile the elec
toral question was under discussion i t
the last session of Congress Senate
Morton said :
. "1 do not accept the suggestion tha
the Vice-President of the United State .
hAs-anvthini? more to do in thebusinet
of counting the votes for PresidentaiH:
Vice-President th:m that specific dut;
which is prescribed for and enjoined
upon him by the Constitution. That
duty is in the presence of the Senate
and" House of Representatives to oner
the certificates. There being no other
duty assigned to him, I infer naturallv
tliat he is to do nothing more,
There can be under the Constitution
no tribunal to decide on that (two Be"
of returns) or - any other question
arising in the course of counting the
votes. The duty is imposed upon the
two houses of Congress. They alom
can perform iU' Q - ' , f
Senator Sherman, agreeing ".entirely,
as to the power of the two houses, re-
''The only question before the two
houses is as to the form and sufficiency
of a retnrn, and that depends on rcat
t rs rather, of; a historical character."
Senator" Frelihghuysen said, "The, con
stitution imposes upon the Legislature
the duty ' of making provision for
counting the votes." Senator Chris
tiancy argued that even without a joint
rule or Mr. Morton's bill it was a reas
onable conclusion that ' if two sets v
electoral returns were presented, and
the two houses could not agree, upo?
the reception of one of the two, Theiv
is nothing to turn the scale in favor o!
either. ' Could the vote br
counted ? Certainly not." It bein.-r
lISCELLANLO XJH.
t
TO THU
iMimLOimxiisisi. Bioimnc mays
2t2iCELLAy0 CS.
CBEAB ASD RELIABLE I
Att
GROCERS OF WILMINGTON.
rfiOPOSZ XV IT IS TRXCTl
:.
CABLE TO COMMESC TftADING j
WITH TUJfc BUSINESS MKN
OF OUR SEAPORT TOWN. -
CAPE FEAK.
A NEW 'WIL3JTNGTON JOUTA'A
Devoted to tte mterial,mteIWtual, vupr
and political interests of North Car.
Una", Is offered to th rubl t
the cheap rate "T
IO Ceuta a 1 eek, vr $5 i Yen
We invite a correspondence with all par-
Met interested In buying from our mills,
FLOLil
OF EVEHY GltADE, LNUFACTURED
BY AN EXPERIENCED MIL
LER FROM
White and Red Wheat,
a greater part of which is raided on our
lands, and the neighboring plantations in
GRANVILLE AND WARREN, N. C ,
AND MECKLENBURG, VIRGINIA.
THE CAPE FEAR WILL ADVOCATE
In a straightforward manner the prin
ciples of a pure and manly Demccracyla
State and Country. In it humble war it
will uphold the banner unfurled by J e tier
son, carried aloft by Jackwn and now
proudly borne by Tllden. The Ore Fran
will recognize no difference between On
who fight the battle of the people asraint
hfcb-handed Radicaliin intrcnehci in
places of power and tecklug to maintain
ita corrupt hold on the srne. Itr whatever
name called, the Defenders of the Coun
try' Liberty and the Inalienable ItighU o
the People are Democrats. To them th
Cite Fear will ever sieak with the volcv
of reason and affection. Iu their behalf
the Caje Feab will ever be found strujr
zlinar. TThe uew paj)er will pire warm cncotir
aeement to the afrricullural, rumlm? and
manufactnrin? Ihterefrta of the State. It
will urge immigration. Bui while It w ill
extend the hand of welcome to the ftunly
foreigner or other immigrant, it w ill feck
to ImpreM upon the people already here
the necessity for economy, thrift, labr.r and
fidelity to home aud State. North Caroli
nians must build up North Carolina
In presenting certain popular Literary
Features the Cape Fear is ahead of It
contemporaries. No American daily new
paper places oruiinal fiction habitually 1e
fere its readers except In tle' form of sen
sational intelligence. Stories for the fire
side, both serial and complete, will In
found occupying a ehort space iu the CAr .
Feak. The literary matter of the papc
will, however, always be subordinated t
the newg.
Brevity and Convenience, Accuracy and
Impartiality will be leading characteristic
of the Intelligence Department of the C'Ari:
Feak. The news of the day, City, Stat,
and General, will be presented in theclcar
est,.concisest and most attractive form tos-
Mbb- Usually the important news will tx
printed on the first natrc. Under this dc
nomination we include the Market Report
and River and Marine Intelligence, bueh
matters are too frequently crowded in
small tyic in a corner. The Commercial
News will be carefully compiled and corrected.
for
preservation cf
list itr. hor.o.
Certainly not."
urgeil by Senator Thdrman that it-wi e
h serious matter to deprive a State o1
its vote, Mr, Morion replied: "There
are two sets of returns. The Senate
resolves in favor of one set, the House
resolves in favor of the other set.
There is a "disagreement. The Senator
from Ohio Mr. Thurman said that it
was the intention that the State should
h$ve& vote, aud so say I. The inten
tion is that the State, shall have a vote.
but, if the thing is in that ' condition
that Congress cannot determine; which
is the ccrrect vote it will be the mis
fortune of the Stat if the vote is
l st.: That j$ ai jPU say about it"
Well. what dots my Lord Boling
broke say now ?" -
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JfATXONAX; imjr.X'lIATIC PiAT
Fn::!tl. ADOPTr.O AT toT.lXJUIS
XDNG SJ, X81C. ;
WcL the -delegate of the Democratic
partjlcf the .United . etaw,,h nattocxal
convention assembled, do hereby declare
the administration of the Federal Govern
ment to' be In urgent teed of Immediate
reform ; do hereby enjoin upon the nomi
nee of this Convention and of the Demo
cratic party In each State, a x- alou eScrt
and co-operatiri tothhend.arddoherrty
to our ftllow-cltixen of evrr
former rolIUcal connection to undertake
with m this flivt and moM pr talag palri-
ritif dutT for the Democracy of the wnoie
w
ronntrv.
.e do here reaQirtn our fP.h ta theper-
mamncver the Ftxlrral LuUs. our devo
tion to" the C institution of the United
State, with Its amendment, tmlvertalrr
acccpUtl a a final n ttlement of the con
troverslen that enrendered the civil war,
and do here record imrrteadfait conndence
in the tierrctuitv of rer uU: an aelf-cov
ernment; in an alolute acquiescence In j
Uie will of the majority, the vital principle
of the Republic ; in the supremacy ox tae
civil over the military authorit x ; lu the
total reparation of Church and State, for
the sake alike of ctvil and relhrtous free
dom ; In the equality of all citizens before
just laws of their own enactment; in the
liberty of individual conduct trnvexed by
Mimptuary U ; in the faithful education
of the rislnjr generation, that they may
pnerve, enjoy and transmit the best
conditions of human happiness and hope.
We behold the noblet products of a hun
dred years of changeful history: but
while upholding the bond of our Uuiou
and great charter of tbee our rights. It
tehoovcs a free people to practice also that
eternal vigilance which Is the price of
liberty.
IEMOCKTlC FINANCE UEMAXDEO.
We demand a judkiou system ifprt-pa-rutiuii
by public erouoniW-, by ofilcial re
trenchments and by wi finance, which
shall enable the nation to assure the whole
world of it perfect ability aud perfect
rca'llnws to meet any of Its promifcs at
the call of the creditor entitled to payment.
We bili.-ve such a svstem well devUed, and
above all, entrusted to competent hands
'or execution, creating at no time an artl
a ial scarcity of currency, and at no time
alarming the public mind Into the with
drawal of that vast machinery of credit by
which '.. pr cent, of all buines transac
tions are performed a system open, pub
lic and iniirinir pcneral confidence, would,
from the day of adoption, bring healing on
it wing to a'l our harassed Industry, and
set in 11 ..t lor the wheels of commerce,
in.tnufa urer- and the mechanical arts; re
store employ met to labor and renew, In
all Its national source, the prosperity of
the people.
KtrOr.M IX TAXATION.
Reform is necessary In the sum and
mode of Federal taxation so that capiul
may be set free from distrust aud labcr
lightly burdened. We denounce the pre
sent tariff levied upon nearly fivcthomund
articles as a masterpiece of injustice, Ine
quality and false pretence. It yield a
dwindling, not a yearly rising revenue, it
has impoverished many Industries to sub
sidize a few; It prohibits imports that mlht
purchase the products of American la nor;
it has degraded American commerce from
tho first to au inferior rank upon the high
ten. It has cut down the sales of Ameri
can manufactures at home and abroad,
aud deplete! the return of American agri-
vulture or Industry, followed by hair our
people. It costs the people five lime rnort-
than It produces to the treasury, obstruct
the processes of pnducl!on, and wate
the fruits of labor. It promotes fraud and
fosters s mutrclimr, enriches dishonest oKl-
rials and bankrupts honest merchants. We
demand that all customhouse taxation
eLall be only for revenue.
KETItEXCUMEXT IX EXrEXE?.
Reform Is necessary In the xae of puv
lie expeme, Federal, Slate aud municip
out of Federal taxation has swollen m
?CO,000,fO0, pold, In lbO to t I50,OUD,(V
:urreuey, la ls0. Our arreratetaxatio;
.vasfrom ?lSi,000,000, rold, 5a IWO , '
r.V,CK),0X), currency, in 15." orlno. .
d fade less than $ per head Ui ucr thi 1
15 per head, binee Uie peace the op.i
haVc paid to their tax-irathcrcrs more tha
thrice the sum of the national debt, an
r.ore than twice that sura for the Fedcra
iovernment alone. We demand a vlror
ous frurality in every department an'
from every officer of the government.
waste or Tnc reuue lands.
Reform Is neces sary to put a stop to Ur
profligate wastes of the public lands an'
then- diversion from settlers by the jam
?n powsr which has squandered two hun
dred millions of acres upon railroads alone.
and out or more tnan tnricc thatagsrret
has disposed of less than a sixth dl recti
to tillers of the soil.
CHRISTIAN. CITIZENS AND UEATUEX CHI
I NESE. '.
Reform Is necessary to correct the mis
takes of the Republican Congress and th
errors of our treaties, and our diplomat!'
relations wnich have stripped our adopter
citizens of foreign birth and kindred rae
recrosslng tne Atlantic of tne shield o
American citizenship, and have exposed
our brethren of the Pacific coast to th
Incursions of a race not sprung from th
same great parent stock, and, in fact, now
by law denied citizenship thro'uru natu
ralization, as belncr neither accustomed U
the habits of a progressive civilization, nc r
exercisea in lioeny unaer equal laws. e
denounce the policy which thus discards
the liberty-loving German and tolerat. 1
the revival of the Coolie trade In Monrr.
lian women. Imported for Immoral put
poses, and Mongolian men hired to pe
form servile labor contracts, and dem-no
such modification by Congress within &
constitutional limitation, as shall preven'
tne runner importation or lmnvgration o
the Mongolian race.
RETOBSC IS THE CAXTAION IStUr.
Reform Is necessary, and can never L
directed but by making it the coutrolhrf
wue of the election, lilting it above tl.
wo false Issues with which the olCc
loldlng class and the party In power kx ;
o smother It. The false issue with wbk i
hey would enkindle sectarian strife t
respect to the public schools, of which th
tablishment and support bclonxr cxc.u
ively to the several State, and which u.
s)emocratic party has cherished from the4,
bun lation, and resolved to maintain Willi
ut partlzanry or preference for any class
-oct or creed, and without contributinu
from the Treasury to any the false Usu-
iy wblcn tney seek to lUrht anew the drin;
mbtrs of sectional hatred Irtween kin
Ired people, once nnnauirally eftranged
but now reunited in one Indivisible Repub
He and a common destiny.
nrroRK ix the civil iCKTicr.
Reform U necessary la the dvfl service.
Experience proves that the efficient- eco
nomical conduct of the eoveramentai boa
'net Is not poeslble If iu civil service U
abject to change at every election be
prize rougnt ror at the ballot-box be t
brief reward of party real, Instead of post
of honor, assigned for proved competency
and held for fidelity in the publie employ
m?nL That the dispensing f patronat
should neither be a tax npoa the time o
all our publie men. nor the instrument o
their ambition. Here again profession
falsified In the performance, attest that th.
party ta power can work out nopracUca
or salutary reform.
rrox utONo Tins rnonriT rruu
8XXTAXTS.
Reform Is neeeasary evm more rath-h-'gher
gndes of public CTTice--Prallcnt,
V Jce-Presklrtit, J aim, tscuux. u-,.
sentatives, CaUact oWri. Thr jT;
and others In authority, are they.
servanLi. Their oflioe are 1 . . J"""
r
prTTuiuc; urr are m yoKic ru-. W;
lac aaa. 01 iui i.epau.H tu c th
irrmce ana n litirr r.i a v ,j i
" - - - -. I ATWl ft
late Speaker of tT.c Hvjv of 1I-jtwxu
tlves marketing hi iulint 14 a tri. -
oCcer; their friul pnf.titr trrrV r T
their vote a law.makcr: 3e ehairWi
of the leading com tat: of tle law. lio-
of Re prce:naite v-cd In J .tVrr 1
late Secretary of the In-j.nrr f,r.
balance la ll.e puMir a x uut;
Attorney f Voeral tnir7eopriatlrx t.
funis; a Secreury of tLc Nay etrki
or enriching his frica-ls bj prrcotjr
levied o!T the prCt of nutrcw with
his Departmrnt; n ambatfdoe o
Er gland ccnured for a diiho'TH'raVSt
specula xln ; the Prttlcufs prlxate -err.
tary tartly ccajrx coarlc'Joa upra trti
for cruilty coaipUuty in frauU nu ,
rcvenne; a :v-n.-ary or wir tirtj
for bt? erimra an! ccnree4 tti4c.
meanars the d mt f.rat n I j eoaT
plete that the CiM trp fn m-na tu: f
by the pple. or h.me! nu-n fr ra ani rr
party. Toe diAe of one political orr..
Uation laret the U!v IitU anl ther'tT
making ni chanreof men or irtv, t
can Krt no changi: of taeauren an I ,j
reforms.
haoical axt uihualism xri Xt
atvtx raM i-owcb.
All thte abuiK-s, wr.ar ainl criu.
the inxluct of the slttreti yejr ar .
ancy cf the KqnMk-an prtv crrav
neeritr for reform, confeNx by Uetv
licat tliemx-hi. But UMr refvrtKf
arc vtt-vl down iu cncu'lu and d.
laced from the Ct net. 1 Lc tua ol
ionri miners 1 itrn" u tvU
e'ehty thousand c!3 t-hol lcr P.lradcri
ind culdes.
lU-f'irni tju oal te hi i iv ajctfj
citic rcvtduliou. We defnand a chtnre cj
vtem; a c ?"rc f a liultl trtn;
.tanre of vxcu.
TIIC STATC COVLJt.NICNT,
amea of03irrr
LxtctTivr tirrxnTxrxT.
tJo.-t mor Curti II. Brleu.ofWitf e
Lieiiteuant InTar K. M. ArtiiSrlJ
of Iredell. '
Cretan of State W. 11. Il...-r..
Wake.
Treasurer D. A. Jiukiu. of a;..n.
Auditor John iMlly, of Cua1--riatji.
Attorney ("tcneralTl L. !tarrnr. h
'Irauvillc.
Adjutant (icncr-1 hhu C. t;c.rtiun,uf
Wake.
Superiuteiidont of Pul:i - Iu:raiti .-r-hn
Pool, of pjvjnoutiV.
tioveni-r' Private Sivrelan J--n ft
Sealh ry, of WtVt
iLItCIAKT IElAHTMt.XT.
Chief Juiicc 6i)ruuc Court 1I iw a4
M. IV.irM.a. of Yadkin.
Ai.ftCfat4-J-te E lulu i. Ko K.f
IWaufort; W. B. K iit.An, ,f lt-uU-.;
Thomas tnttle. f Kockiihaiu: Y. p.
llynum. of M'ckb-aburg.
"Clerk of Suprcui Court W. H, Bc
ley. of WdV.e.
Marshal 1 .A. W'.cU r. ..f Va
(Mticem ul the Municipality tl Mil.
nilngton.
Mavor V.. P. Catia lav.'
Aldcrurcn T. M. tlurin-r, J. J. Cno
!ey, IJ. ;. Bates, J. H. Nir, iL C. M;i,
Hiram Hankies eol., Duncan Ib-hr,
.!., W. II. DrxMii'tou. col., W. U
Jatik. col.
Clcik an 1 Tn-tun 1 T. C- S rvo.
Chief of lire iKjirtoic: rXrt
. federal Oiiclal.
Collector of Cuto-u Ji e,'!C AW
Deputy Collector-U. W. Ca lki
PottnufUr E. R. Brisk.
New Ilanotcr Countj f cibuttLt.
Clerk of the Saj rW Court aul Julr
. Probate J aies Il atou.
Sheriff S. II. Mai;iJn .
CommiMkiontTi J. O. VriT. ihli
.are Nixon, col., ?u- Vau.ujiUri, B.
Davis.
Kcfriau-r of Dccdi tieN W. Brdrsa.
I. .
Trranm-r E. J. Hlctt.
Coroner Dl. 1 1 c Ut t.
TO
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