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rtSLiSUEBS' AMROCKCEaKNT. , TH DAILY JOUASA-l - Uuma paper J (blUhed dally eSOSBt CS .' V , at tt.OUpst ir, MOO tor lis noatki. Leilismd to citj t .Mcribers at o enu per ents. TMENE BERNE JOURNAL, a 1 column paper, a pablkhed every Thnrsday at 1.M pst aanum. - t' -' ''. ABVERTISING RATIS (DAILY-On iach ae dar to tu ; one week, (100 one month Mo; tt months. 110.00; ill months, $14.00; cue in r.th. tlOM. AdTertienmrnu ender head of "City Items ceata per line for each nssrtloa No advertisements will be Inserted between .ocal Matter at any prioe. Notices of Marriages or Deatb. aot to eioesd . lines wQI be iaeerted tree, all additional utter will be charged 10 centa per line. PiyiaenU tot transient advertisements matt be made la adTanoe. Regular adnrtisementa will be collected promptly at the end of each nonth. -. ; . - Oonnnnieations containing aews or a discus 4ion of local matter are solicited. Kt commna eauoa mast expect te be published that contains blsctionsble personalities; withholds the name f the anther ; or that will make ore than one oUrna of this paper : ; f ;'. Any person feeling aggrieved at any anony mous cooimunloationcan obta'.n the name of the author by application at this office and showing wherein the grievance exists. THE. .''JOURNAL'. H. g. STJIflf. Editor. NEW BERNE, N. C, APRIL 17. 1885. Catered at the Post office at New Berne, N C . as second-olass matter. communicated. " , vtk. f. howland, chairman, and . party organization. Editoe Journal: I published the following open letter in the last issue of the - Telephone, April 10, : 1885: , Hon. Thos. O. Skinner, Member of Congress: Dkar Sir: I asserted in your room at the Metropolitan Hotel, that the resolu tions on file in your office, bearing the signature of Win. F. How land, Chm'n, . and Joseph Pigott, Sec'ty, were fraudu lentI am , now prepared to prove the fraud. A majority of the ' defaoto" Democratic Executive Committee of Carteret there is no "de jure" execu tive committee in the county state that they have neither attended nor been summoned to attend any meeting of said committee since Mr. Cleveland was elected in November, 1884. The minor ity, consisting of Win. F. Howland, Joseph Pigott and David Pierce, met and passed the resolutions. Mr. Wm. : F. Howland takes the custom house, with Joseph Pigott, Esq., as Deputy. Together, they give Mr. David Pierce .the postofficev - If you will send me a copy of the resolutions for publication, I will show up the fraud through the columns of the Telephone. r Yours respectfully, . ' F. Borden Mace. To which I received the following reply: Hertford, N. C, April 10, 1885. Dr. F. Borden Mace. Dear Sir: Your letter of the 7th inet. was forwarded to me here I left the petitions for you and Mr. Pierce, to gether with all the letters, &oM with Senator Ransom' when I left Washing ton. So it is out of my power to com ply with your request and send the copies you want Yours, T. G. Skinner. I quote from Mr. Pierce's card to show the existence of the resolu tions: Mr. Pigott wrote the resolution and signed it as secretary. Mr. Howland i came in, asked if that was the resolu ' tion of a majority of the committee, and was told that it was; whereupon he signed it as chairman. (Signed) ;, David Pierce. Carteret county telephone is the next witness. g. DEMOCRATIC county convention. The convention was called to order by W. F. Howland, Chairman of the Democratic Ex. Com., and W. L. Aren delt was elected temporary secretary. On motion of 6. Hardesty t a commit tee was appointed on rules and perma ; nent organization, who reported for chairman Dr. Jno. W. Sanders; for sec retaries, W. L. Arendell and Philip A. Koonce. The report was adopted. Telephone, Sept. 8, 1882. : Officers of. the Convention will now speak: . Philip A. Koonce, 'White Oak town ship. . B. M. Hardesty, Newport township. Silas Webb, Morehead township. ..: Nathan Davis, Smyrna township. ' G. W.. Goodwin, . Hunting Quarter ! township, ,- ,, , ; Thoa. Robinson, Portsmouth township. Dayid Pierce, Beaufort township.. : ' . Wm. F. Howland, Beaufort township. Joseph Pigott, Straits township. The above named gentlemen wen ap pointed members of the Carteret County Democratic Executive Committee at the meeting of the County Convention which assembled in the town of Beau fort Sept. 7, 1882. ,(Signed) L Jno. W. Sanders, Chairman. . W. L. Arendell, . ? , Philip a. Koonce, . 't ; Secretaries. f JOHN L. GOODWIN'S TESTIMONY. , Cedar Island, N. C, April 12, '85. This is to certify that my son, G. W. Good win, who was appointed a member of the County Ex. Com. in 1883, resigned the position and I was elected in his place. (Signed) : ' Jno. L. Goodwin.'. A majority of the "de facto" Executive Committee now speak. We, the undersigned members of the Democratic County Executive Commit tee, endorse the nomination and recom mend the appointment of Dr. F. Borden Mace for Postmaster at Beaufort, N. C. - B. M. Hardesty, : ' Silas Webb, ' . ! '' Jno. L. Goodwin, Philip A. Koonce, ' . Nathan Davis, r Joseph Pioott. N. B. Mr. Webb "remarked at ILa time be signed the above en dorsement, that he had also signed a letter of recommendation for Mr. David Tierce. f , :- - F. Borden Mace. PHILIP A. KOONCE "8 TESTIMONY. Stella, N. C, April 10, 1885. This is to certify that I have neither attended nor been summoned to attend a meeting of the Democratic County Executive Committee Bince the Novem ber election, 1884. ", ', ; (Signed) Philip A. Koonce,. Member Co. Ex. Com. Mr Howland wrote me a letter, some time since Mr. Cleveland's election, asking at what time, within the next ninety days, it would suit mr con venience to attend a meetin? of the Democratic County. Executive Commit tee. ,:.:.. -r (Signed) , ; ' Philip A. Koonck. ' This is to certify that I have not en dorsed Mr. David Pierce for Postmaster at Beaufort, N.C. , . (Signed) Philip A. Koonce, , ! . ' Member Co. Ex. Com. ; This is to certify that David Pierce is the secretary of the Democratic Execu tive Committee appointed in 1883. -(Signed) . Philip A. Koonce. b. m. hardesty 's testimony. ! Beaufort, N. & March 81st,' 18S5. ' This is tn enrtife- that T hnvn tiAithnr attended nor been summoned to attend a meeting of the Democratic County Executive Committee since the Novem ber election 1884. . (Signed) , : . , ," B. M. Hardesty, ' Member of Co. Ex. Com. This is to certify that I have not en dorsed Mr. David Pierce for postmaster at Beaufort, N. C. (Signed) - B. M. Hardesty. Member of Co. Ex. Com. SILAS WEBB'S TESTIMONY. ; Morehead City, N. C, Apr. 0, 1885. : This is to certify that I have neither attended nor been summoned to attend a meeting of the Democratic County .executive committee since the Novem ber election 1884. (Signed) : . Silas Webb, Member of County Ex. Com. This is to certify that ' Mr. David Pierce is the duly' elected secretary of the Democratic County Executive Com mittee. ; (Signed) j. , Silas Webb. NATHAN DAVIS ' TESTIMONY. 1 Davis P. O., Apr. 12, 1885. This is to certify that I have neither attended nor been summoned to attend a meeting of the Democratic County Executive Committee since the Novem ber election 1884. ' (Signed) Nathan Davis, I Member of Co. Ex. Com. This is to certify that I have not en dorsed Mr. David Pierce for postmaster at Beaufort, N. C. (Signed) Nathan Davis, Member of Co. Ex. Com. john l. goodwtn's testimony. Beaufort, N. C, Apr. 6, 1885. This is to certify that I have neither attended nor been summoned to attend a meeting of the Democratic County Executive Committee since the Novem ber election 1884. ,. , , (Signed) Jno. L. Goodwin, . Member Co. Ex. Com. " ; Cedar Island, N. C., Apr. 12, 1885. This is to "certify that I have not en dorsed Mr. David Pierce for postmaster at Beaufort, N. C. ; (Signed) Jno. L. Goodwin, Member Co. Ex. Com. "THOMAS ROBINSON'S TESTIMONY. , This is to certify that I was not pres ent at a meeting of .the Democratic County Executive Committee when res olutions were passed or proposed to be passed endorsing Mr. David Pierce for postmaster at Beaufort, N; C. ' : ;I signed Dr. F. Borden Mace's petition and I also signed Mr. David Pierce's petition. - - (Signed) , ' Thos. Robinson, ' - Member Co. Ex. Com. This is to certify that Mr. David Pierce asked me to come around to his office one night and stated that there was to be a meeting of the Democratic County Executive Committee. I went and found Messrs. Wm. F. Howland, Joseph Pigott, Dayid Pierce and John L. Goodwin. There were several Other persons, not members of the committee, present and I left. ' Before going out, however, I told Mr. Pierce that what ever a majority of the Committee done would be agreeable to me. (Signed) 1 ' Thos. Robinson. Member of Co. Ex. Cem. N. B. Mr. John L. Goodwin now retires Vide his certificates six from nine leaves three, viz: , Wm. F. Howland, chairman; David Pierce, the legal secretary. Vide, Philip A Koonce's and Silas Webb's certificates, and Joseph Pigott, Fsq. - . F. Borden Mace. DAVID PIEBUE'S CABD. - : i ', . TO THE PUBLIC. ' There seems to be some complaint about the action of a majority of our County Executive Committee in endors ing me for Postmaster at this place. There is an old saying, and a very true one, that a drowning man will catch at a straw; and that is the case with those who wish to show the peopleof Carteret county that a majority of the Democrat ic Executive Committee have not en dorsed me . for that position. The faot is there was no call for a meeting of the committee, but there was a majority in town in person and by proxy on the day when the resolution was drawn up. Five of the committee were in my office. I held an endorsement from Mr. Webb, and Mr. Pigot voted for Mr. Russell Willis by proxy. That made seven, and that number is more than usually meet, and it was understood that what was done would be satisfactory to all. Mr. Pigot wrote the resolution And signed it as secretary. Mr. Howland came in, asked if that was a resolution of a majority of the committee, and was told that it was; whereupon he signed it as chairman. Now, if five members of the committee in person, one by proxy and the endorsement of another don't constitute a majority of ten, I would like to know how many it re quires? But they will say there was no call for the meeting. That is true, for there was no authority to call a com mittee together to endorse a man for a local office; but as they were present they did adopt it. That, I claim, is the duty of the local committee. They rep resent Beaufort township, and those outside the patronage of the office have no right to say who shall be Postmaster at Beaufort That I claim is with the business men and Democrats of Beau fort township, v Those, I claim, have also endorsed me. I claim to be a Dem ocrat, I am strictly a party man, believe in party organization, and if I have ever done anything contrary to party organization I am not aware of it. Can my opponent say as much? I will leave it to the good Democrats of Carteret county to decide. . ' . (Signed) - y David Pierce; N. B. Mr. Russell Willis is not legally a member of the Democratic County Executive Committee. F. Borden Mace. JOSEPH PIOOTT 'S TESTIMONY. v We, the undersigned, members of the Board of County Commissioners, endorse the nomination and recommend the appointment of Dr. F. Borden Mace for postmaster at Beaufort, N. C. (Signed) Joseph Pioott . : ,' . and others. We, the undersigned, members of the Demooratio Executive Committee, en dorse the nomination and recommend the appointment of Dr. F. Borden Mace for Postmaster at Beaufort, N. C. (Signed) - .Joseph pioott ' . nnH mhiirg "de facto" et "de jure." . The Nem and Observer of Thurs day, May 1st, 1884, publishes the Democratic Plan of Party Organiza tion to which I call Wm. F. How land's attention.; ; . ; ?.- ; ; W Room Dem. Central Ex, Committee, ; - ; Raleigh, May 20th, 1882. : This committee hereby publish the plan of organization of the Democratic party compiled from the rules and amendments heretofore adopted by the State Demooratio Executive Committee: TOWNSHIP ORGANIZATION. 1. The unit of county organization shall be the township. In eaoh town ship there shall be an executive com mittee to consist of five active .Demo crate, who shall be elected by the Demooratio voters of the several town ships in meetings called by the county executive committee. ' And said com mittee so elected shall elect one of its members as chairman, who shall pre side at all said committee meetings. 2. The several township executive committees shall convene at the meet ings of the several county conventions, or at any time and place that a majority of them may elect, and shall electa county executive committee, to consist of not less than five members, one of whom shall be designated chairman, who shall preside at all of said committee meetings. ; : 8. In case there shall be a failure on the part of any township to elect its executive committee for the period of thirty days, the oounty executive com mittee shall appoint said committee from the Demooratio voters of said township.' ; . 8. That for the purpose of fully inaugurating this system, the present county executive committees shall con tinue in office until their successors are elected under this system, and shall ex ercise all the functions pertaining to said office under this system of .or ganization. (Signed) Octavius Coke, Chairman. J. J. LrrcHFORD, Secretary. , Wm. F. Howland Chairman's plan of organization is a little weak. The : Chairman trembles. Hark! He has made the following bona fide offer to Col. A. C.' Davis, Ee- puDucan uouector or the Port of Beaufort: "I WILL GIVE YOU THE FEES AND SALARY OF THE OFFICE FROM NOW TILL THE FIRST DAY OF JUNE IF YOU WILL RESIGN." If the Chairman denies the above assertion, I will produce another certificate. ; v r Col. Davis , holds on, under the "Tenure of office Act." I have no certificate to prove that Mr Wm, jr. uowiana takes the Custom Mouse. ,Wm. F. f Howland, Chairman, having failed to receive his com mission' as Democratic Collector of the Port of Beaufort, I have no cer tificate to prove that Joseph Pigott, Esq., is his Deputy. Postmaster-General Vilasis work ing slowly veryshwly and I have no certificate to; prove, that Mr. David Pierce is Postmaster. ; To the worthv "Trio" I lift mv hat and make the amende honorable in a more public manner than I made the charges in the Carteret county telephone, viz.: through the columns of the New Berne Jour nal.. ' - .::.;,. ToWm. F. Howland, chairman, I wish to say r ' ; i ! In a private war;7 r t 'There are 53,200,001 people in tuis country and you are only one of them only one. Think of this, William, once in a while when you set to wonderincr what would han- pen to the world if you should &ie.n xne original cernncates ana other papers, of which the above are copies, are on file either in Washington, D. C, or in my office at this place. ' . ' Submitted, for the present, without argument. ; Respectfully, F. Borden Mace. . Beaufort N. 0," Apr. 17, 1885. '" . ' m e ' i New Berne, N. C April 7, 1885. Dr. C. D. 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