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THE JOURNAL.
WnMnftoa'i , farewell address.
and the declixitiotts of Monro axe
sufldently declarative of the senti
ment of the American people to
ward foreign nations in general,
andluch treaties u arc in force, or
may be made in the future, most
control oox diplomacy within the
special domain to which' they relate.
Then we hail the coming Chief
ExecntiYe aa the President of the
United Statea of America, without
the slightest apprehension of dan
ger to the rights of the States ox
the liberties of the people.
Hew ana Ooaervar.
THE UE3ERAL ASSEMBLY.
name the men. Give the Senate
the names of any whit men In
Warren cooity who had sal each
a thine, tmt the colored Senator
declined, eayisg he cotld do o at
the proper time. - -
The bui on its
pawed
noes.
at. e noni.
t, mamraK.
Bwataeee Hi
U(U.
KXW BXBKE. If. C. FEB. 3? 1839.
Sateeeaat the roat egaee u Nm Ban,
aamoaa ! tear.
H O
WHAT OF AMERICA t
On yesterday our 'subject was
Barest in Europe. Today we turn
ejreyes homeward and enquire,
What of America T
A change of administration takes
place in the near future, bat, it is
an often repeated occurrence and a
lecesiaij part ot our complicated
bnt wisely constituted system of
government. With sublime faith
in th God of Providence, and im
plicit confidence in the stability of
ear institutions, we shall greet the
incoming President with, All hail
illustrious chief !
So near is the Inauguration of
th new administration that it is
scarcely worth while to venture
pon the uncertain sea of political
conjecture. Bat mind is ever ac-
tire. No day is content with the
things of the present, but every
hoar looks over the border land
into the unknown tomorrow.
What coming events cast their
shadows before; and, are they the
shadows of angels, or of spirits
dark and malignant Y
"Times are what we make them,
is more or less true in all condi
tions of men; bat in llepublics in
which independent States are the
dispensers of the blessings of life,
liberty and property, it is preemi
nently true. Under our system of
gorernment, and the present ad
justment of State and National
affairs, the people are in no great
danger of federal encroachment.;
What, then, seem to be the pur
poees most prominent in the miud
f the incoming administration 1
First, the restoration of the elective
franchise to its original purity.
Who is not in favor of this reforma
tion f Who is not ready to cham
pion "a fair election and an honest
eonntf" It is right. It is Demo
cratic. It is the duty of every
State to see to it that every citizen
is allowed to deposit his vote just
as ha pleases without leave asked
of any man; and it is equally the
staty of the State to see that the
Votes are counted and
proper returns made to
the legally constituted au
thorities. This done, and what
room in there for federal interfer
ence with the States in the fall dis
charge of their duties and main
taining the full measure of their
obligations T
: Then it is claimed that the Nary
atost be improred and onr eeacoast
Disced in a proper condition of
defense. This, too, is right and
Democratic. Never in the same
period of time, has the United
States Nary made such advance
ment as it has made during the
' Clreland administration. All that
is to be apprehended is a departure
r from the wise policy of the present
fcl and accomplished Secretary.
' All tree that this gorernment
' should I have a nary capable of
: fimtAftttaff American commerce and
OeiSBulBg lee national uoour upon
'. the seas. ; ,
''.What else, in regard to the pur
V poses wf the incoming administra
tion, has been unrailed f Nothing,
absolutely noChing. There is, here
and there, a demand for a more
d;2ait "foreign policy," ! but this
it a delusion. ; The sentiments of
third reading
by a rot of 21 ayes to 12
40TH DAY.
SK3ATB.
The Senate met, Mr. Kerr of
Sampson, president pro tern, in tbe
chair.
The morning hour was consumed
in routine business.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
being S. B. 726, in relation to elec
tions, was taken up on its third
reading, a motion to postpone until
Wednesday next pending. Mr,
Thomas favoring the postponement.
Mr. Little saw no necessity for any
postponement on this question. Be
called for the previous question
which was sustained. Tbe motion
to postpone did not prevail. The
question being on the bill on its
third reading, ir. Lust in oppo
sition to the bill led on with the
argument tnat it established an
intellectual qualification for the
enjoyment of suffrage, lie feared
this would lead to, if not force, a
conflict of races. This was a direct
enort to uisiranchise tbe neerro
race, as the majority of them could
neither read nor write.
Mr. Payne, in charge oi the bill
addressed himself first to a direct
threat thrown out yesterday by the
Senator lrom Davidson (Mr
Thomas) that a Republican Con
gress and a Republican President
soon to take hold of national af-
lairs wonld interfere, with all
the power of the government
to regala'e the affairs of
elections in this State if this bill
was to become a law. It such a
threat was to become a fact then i
behooved the Democratic party to
prepare for it. In reply to the
Senator from Buncombe (Mr. Lusk
upon his argument as to a race
conflict he said the only attempt in
that line which had ever been
made originated with and had been
promulgated by the republican par
ty oi JNortn uarouna. I he Kirk war
was without a parallel in the history
of any State,upheld and inaugurated
by a Republican Governor who but
yesterday attempted to have the
disabilities removed from him which
had been put npon by the Senate
of his State sitting as a coart of
impeaobment for violations of the
Constitution. lie referred, npon
the line of oppression spoken of by
Mr. Lusk, that he had in his mind
a time when the Senator from
Bancffmbe was U. S. District At
torney aad had drawn bills of in
dictment against Judge Bennett
and other citizens of North Carolina
which were oppressive indeed and
should bring the blush of shame to
his face if he was capable of such a
thiug. lie knew whereof he spoke,
for as an attorney he defended those
indicted citizens. It bad been in
timitated that this bill was uncon
stitutional. It was not so, and in
no particular was it in conflict with
tbe State or National Constitution.
In regard to the provisions of the
bill it did not inflict a hardship
upon any honest voter. It was
charged that this bill was a copy of
the South Carolina election law.
Why. if it was, it would have scared
the Republicans to death. That
was a law which was measured by
inches, feet and yards, though it
had never been declared uncon
stitutional. The New Hampshire
law restricted the qualifications of
a voter to property and it could not
be found in conflict with the Con
stitution of the United States.
Mr. Thomas ofDaridson, said be
would name this billTb South
Carolina Election Law. He sent
forward ten amendments to strike
out tbe ten sections of the bill.
Mr. Stubbs, spoke in support of
the bill not because of the past but
for the present and the future and
the best interests and prosperity
of the State. The bill carrys on
its .facejthe true (essence of a free
and fair ballot, it was the only law
which could secure such a nse of
the election franchise. The colored
man was a political factor and in
telligence mast very soon solve the
problem. He did not believe the
last will and testament of onr fore
fathers could ever by intelligence
be construed to devise this land
and country to the control of the
colored race. He had as great an
admiration for the old servant of
ante-bellum days, as any one.
In explanation of his rote tbe
colored Senator fromJWarren (Falk
ner) stated that three appointed
poa holders in bis county had said
that they had been pat there to
connt in Democrats. V
Senator Emry asked him to please
The House was opened at 10
o'clock with prayer.
The morning hoar was taken np
with the usual unimportant routins
DOBiMSS, . -
PASSED IKED BXLDI5G.
H. B- 562, Ueorporating Beaufort
Company Lumber Co.: H. B. 900,
for the protection of the oyster
Interest of the State, (relating to
non-residents).
Mr. liounan, from the joint com
mittee on the revenue bill, made a
report, the bill was ordered printed
and made a special order for Wed
nesday next at 12 m.
H. B. 918. to prevent the du
tribution of obscene pictures (re
latin g to pictnreeed by the mann
facturers of cigarettes) was re
committed.
Upon motion of Mr. Holman the
House adjourned to meet tomorrow
(Monday) at 10 o'clock, adjourn at
1 o clock and re-assemble at 3 p. m
the same day.
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Wh:bHLhYC2a:23rn.
AK0THES LOT Of- THOSE
ltXata Pr Pound.
Lard. Buckwheat,
j i RcklesEtc..
At Prices U artoahh the' natitw. Gall
an4 m for youmlf . .. :
'J.F. TAYLOR.
FOOT OF MIDDLE STRUT,
jn29 dwtf FEW BEENE, N. a
f M i
m FLMNER'S
nJHTm . . i C ATAP R H
Lit tAM BALM t y.V,
Cleanses' the! tTtv i rm
f-
res. Allay " !&M!&
Pain aad la ' -fffM 7
ftammatUB, t rfflER); 8
Heals the " 'WW
Sores, ftfr 7f-. "4?J
i Aj fcrUkr
Imhartta Bl4 Paiaaa.
Bow maar paopla thara ara whoa
diatreaa from soraa, achaa, pains and
eraptiv lendanoiea ara dua to inkarit-
ed blood poiaon. Bad blood paa.aa from
parent to child, aad it tharefof ia tbe
duly of noabaad and wife to keep their
blood para. Tbia ia eaaily aooompliahaa
br a timely uae of B. B. B. (Botanic
Blood Balm). Send to Blood Balm Oo.,
Atlanta, for book of moet convincing
proof.
Jamea Hill. Atlanta. Ua., wntee:
"My two aona wart afflicted with blood
poison, wbioh doctors said was heredi
tary. They both broke out in core and
eruptions wntcn tk o. o. promptly con
trolled and finally oared completely."
Mrs. 8. M. Williams, Bandy. Texas,
writes: "My three poor afflicted chil
dren, who inherited blood poison, have
improved rapidly after a use of B. B. B.
It is a Oodsend. '
J. R. Wilson. Glen Alpine Station, N.
C, Feb. 13, 1885s writes: "Bone and
blood poiaon foroed ma to have my leg
amputated, and on the stump there
came a large nicer, which grew worse
every day until doctors save me up to
die. I only weifthed 130 pounds when
I began to take B. B. B., and 13 bottles
increased my weight to 180 pounds and
made me sonnd and well. I never
knew what good health was before."
"Uneqnaled as an advertising
medium" The woman who says :
"I thought I'd just rim over and
tell yon."
stores tbe
Hensesel
Taste and
Smell.
Try tka Cmr. fl TASavW S-fl
A particle I applied iato aaen aoatril aad
la asracabla. Prte SO eaou at Dronrlata; by
mall, relaiered. W.cta. KLY BKOTHKR8,
( Warren Street Mew York laalMwly
A GLANCE
;1N THE ESTABLISHMENT OF
" Boll The Jeneler "
Will convince any one that we have in
stock the Largest, Moet Varied, and
Complete Line of Diamonds, Watches,
Fine Jewelry, Silver-Ware, Fancy
Lamps, Burmese, Oold and Silver Head
Canes in the State.
It will be to buyers interest to see
our goods before purchasing.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
Beware of the first disagreement.
PAKE Iff FLORIDA.
From ah Atladta Drummer.
Mr. A. K. Hiwkb, Atlanta, Oa.:
Dear Sir Yon doubtless remember
me getting a glass of jou nearly three
weeks ago. I had then given np all
hopes of aver being able to read mrain.
The last three weeks, however, with
the ate of your glasses my eyes have
been wonderfully benefitew, and I have
been enabled to do a great deal of read
ing, the first I bad done in two years,
and moreover I have great hopes of
their entire reoovsry In a few years. I
cannot oo highly recommend your
glass to my friends. Yours respectfully,
E. O. Callawat,
With Moore, Marsh & Co.
All eyes fitted and fit guaranteed by
F. 8. Dully, New Berne. N. O, j 1341m
Aa agenta for ownere we offer for sale on
aaav aud accommodating terma tbe follow
ing described Improved Heal Katate In the
Cut of NT Bem:
No. 1. WH ARK PROPERTY AT UNION
POINT ; Include, the piece of land known at
"THE toLAND," ana the wharf or roadway
eadlna thereto from saai rroni ureei
Alao. waurapaoe now being filled In. Th
location la the bt.t In th. eltj for all mann
facturlnu Durpoaaa. while tha largeat oiaft
visiting onr waters have ample depth of
water for loading ana unloading at ina
wharf.
No. . TWO H0U8E8 AND LOT8 Al
I'NION POINT. occoD'edaaawelllnga.
No. . HARVBY WHARF PROPERTY,
Including part of water front of Lot No. 12,
lo the plan of the olty. Upon the property
I. located a commooiouj ones, warenonee.
The O. D. 8. B. Oo. uae a portion df the prop
erty. No. 1. THK IRON FRONT WAREHOUSE
ON i:RVlN HTREKT.
No. &. BRICK HTORK AND DWELLING
ON CRAVEN MTREET occupied br R.O. K.
lxidge.
A run de.cn piion oi 101. vainame proper
ty, together with the beat term, upon whlob
tbe aamewlll be aold, will be farnlahadnn
application lo the undersigned at their offloe
DSoum rroni .ireei.
WATSON A HTREET,
dec dwtf . Ina. and Real Estate AgU
PLOWS!
Onr itook of Plows comprises the
Avery Steel (one or two hone),
Atlas, Boss, Dixie, Daisy, Champion,
Clipper, Oranger, Watt, Climax,
Gem and Stonewall, and aho the
ordinary Torn Plows, such as the
Nog. A 6, 10, 11, 35, 40, 45, 48, 60,
55 and GO,
Castings of every description, he-
sides a fall and complete line of
everything' for the Farm.
We resneotfallv solioit the Whol
sale Trade as well as the Retail, and
we are prepared to offer special in
ducements to Merchants.
Send for our Price lost.
VIIITTY & GATES.
Saw Mill Supplies a specialty,
J. B. ORABTSKS.
BA&tL MAirtX.
You will find
NOBBY and STY
LISH SUITS
in 8ACKS and
CUTAWAYS.
His stock of Shora
and Gent'
Furniahing Good
i Complete.
Two doors North of Hotel
Albirt.
Hartford Life and Annuity
Insurance Comoanv.
OF HARTFORD, CONN U
V, M. VATSON,Gen. Agent, Hew D erne, II. C.
Assets .... ftl.500.00o.
F J
SIXTY MILLIONS INSUKANCE IN EORCE.
SAFETY FUND NOW OVER $650,000.
Five year members receiving nearly FIFTY PER CENT, in dividends,
from earnings of the SAFETY FUND.
Unparalelled Success! Security! Equity! Economy!
C3T Active solicitors wanted in every County In North Carolina.
Address as ahove. fehl6 dwlm
JOHU E CPABTIIEE & CO
ENGINEERS,
Founders and Machinists
Manufacturers and Dealers In
mm m liCHmsT.' supplies
Bmllalers af Ilaglnea. Bolleri,
Saw Hills, Edging; Cwt-off IHachlaas,
Waare prepared to do Castings of aU kinds
wiu promptneaa.
Parflonlar and immediate attaaUon glvaa
to repairs ot ail syvia,
Wa win ba glad to civ plans and esuasatas
nr any oaaoiipHon or macmnerj.
Wa are the scents for the sale af the ine
lean Saw. Alao for O. A A. Bargamln's Oele-
Wa glTe aatlafactorj guarantee nr an work
aonaDTna. iyi ow wiy
The Bergner & Engel
BREWING CO.'S
PHILADELPHIA LAGER
Steamer Uonard,
Independent Steamboat Line
Oa and after Monday the 10th day oi
Sept, the steamer Howard will rap
he following schedule: ; ;
For Trenton every Monday and Fri
day at eight o'clock, returning Tuesday
and Saturday.
3. J. iASTTTEB, Uanager.
. J. Disow AT, Axent at New Berne.
A Valuable Residence
FOR BALE CHEAP.
A bran new Dwelling Boose, oow
taining tlx comfortable rooms, and kit
chen and dining room attached. Lo
cated on Change street, near East Front.
Apply to '
WATSOR A 8TREET,
daO Int. A Beei Est. Agents.
SA1TL T. SKIDUORE,
Wholesale Commission
FISH DEALER,
149 At 144 BliTOWSW STHEKT,
FUIiTOBT BIAKKJBT.
ftbl 8m
DR. DUNLOF8
CASCAEAvC'OHPpUlTp.
A new end highly important Medical
Discovery, wonderfolly curative in ail
cases of Cnstipatioa, Bilious Disord eri,
AHpiendia aoMusuiw.T-r i
Prompt in Aetkm, Certain in Effect;
Pbot. W. H. 6HEPABD. Agt,; i i
t eblldtf Gaston House Barker Shop. I , Bemfnrt, N. cn Feb. 11. ih. . , lawiw
Furniture!!
jdmisuTEn
Eaa oa wand and k noeiring every day
handsome parlor suits, chamber sets,
heavy walnut, bureaus, wardrobes,
mattresses, chairs, lounges, sofas, eto.,
etc .: ! :
, He also has a line of home-made work
of bedsteads, sofas,, tables,: bureaus,
etc., wjdeh ere neat and substantial. ;
Prloes Blfrht' Dawn dto Rock
se6 dw ' Middle tt. Ke wBorne,
sale, of vuumi: mL ESTATU
f will aall. tor eaah. at the Oonrt flonae In
Iteaatoruoa Slaaday. Itarah 181h. 1880.
being the firat oay of the Spring Term i
Orteret Hnperloi Oonrt, ve hnndred acres
of land m icmr aeyerai mnt) aHiitea an
tha north side of Bogna Sound, on both (Idea
ot the Atlantle A Mort Carolina Railroad.
mnA KkoQt three miles' wast of kforetiead
City.- Tha Interest of the Carolina City com-
Milrinone bnnareaand thlrv-nre acres,
LtM hlch water markf and the channel
f ivif Etoand. aad In front -of theaters
nl land. - Alao. abont aeTen handTMl
town lots, as designated la theplaa pf 0aro
"Z"?' 1 MO. ft DATlBv a" I
BEER
IS UNQUESTIONABLY THE
Finest Beer Extant
It is brewed from the finest Pale Canada
West Barley Malt and Laazer Hops, and
highly recommended for its T0KIG and NU
TRITIVE qualities.
The high reputation enjoyed by the BEEGNEE & ENGEL
XDMPAKY is dne to the fact Chat only the FINEST AND "fcEaT
MATERIALS are nsed and that the greatest SKILL and CARE
are exercised daring its manufacture. jy4 dwtf
Agent and Bottler, New" Berne. N. C.
for th mm
r i 's. ' ' 1. i- it 'it'
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We will! sell the balance of our, Stock, of
I? T&if '.orcprij.
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Hunt it
our Spring and Suntmer iStocL
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