The Greensboro patriot [December 8, 1880]

              Established in 1821. GBEENSBOEO, N. C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1880. New Series No. 658
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Greensboro Business Directory.
Agricultural leupleaaeaaU,
Hit il wai r, ate.
Harris A. Klippen. South Kim it.
W. II. Wakerleld A Co., South Kim at.
WhartoD *V Whartju, "
C. Q. fate*. " "
Miscellaneous.
WEAVER BROS.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
aud dealers in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Contignment* ot Produce Solicited.
Quick ealea and prompt returua. Refer-ence*
if desired. Wilmington St.
KALEIGH, N. C.
March i7.BC. 3m.
LAW SCHOOL.
GUEEN8BORO. N. C.
Fur information aa to terms, Ac., apply tv
JOHN H DILLARD-,
Jaa 7 1BO0 ROBERT P DICK.
KXDI3T. -A.; POARD,
Attorney at Law,
Greensboro, - - - W. C
Will practice in State andJFederal Courta.
Prompt attention given to all buaineaa in-rusted
to him.
CVCollsction of claim* a specialty.
iEfetfitriiwinrflgatriot
R. T. FULGIIUM, Editor and Prop'r.
iirRin u. SCALES : a. a. HEXDEXSON :
SCALES & HENDERSON,
Atuirtu'vi-At- leaver.
GKEB-NSBORO, - - N. C.
Practice in the State and Federal Courta.
Will attend to buaineaa heretofore entrust-ed
to Scales It Scales unless otherwise
directed. Office in the Court House.
Greensboro. N. C , Sept. 14, '80.-ly-d.w.
IlookN and Stationery.
Chaa. 1). Vetes, South K'm at.
Ilrlck Works, kt.
Allen ilnck Worksi West of Depot.
flunking House*.
Rational Bunk of QrMnatoro, S. Kim 8t.
Dry Goods, HOOK. Shoes, A.C.
Retail Itcaltr;
W. B. Bogart, West Market st.
W. K. Ifc-iil, Bast Market at.
Blown A Aini.'iehl, South Klin st.
W. K, Murray, Eaat Market et.
C .v M. Protxfetder, East Market st.
WkalttaU Dealers.
Oilcll .V Cu , 8oot! Elm it.
LEV I II. SCOTT. WALTEX P. CilBWSU
SCOTT * (iLDWELI..
OREENSBORO, N. C.
WILL practice in the Superior Ceurt ol
Ouilford, Alauance, Randolph. David-son,
Foreyth, Kowan, Iredell and Ueck'.en-burg.
Also in the Supreme Conrt of the
State; in the Federal Court at Oraeasboro
and Statesvills, in Bankruptcy,and in eourta
at Chambers.
Specie! sttention given ts loans of aosey
on Mortgageandolberseeuritiea.
lebllily.
— John T. Crawford, of Cincinnati,
who died a fortnight ago, leftjiy his will
his entire estate, worth about $'JO,00°-, for
a home for aged colored men, to bs built
ou a tract of 1,812 acres, at College Hill,
near that city. The will, however, caunot
be now proved, owning to tho death of
one of the witnesses and the absence of
the other somewhere iu the West.
—The "ProhibiloryLiquor LawAasocialiou
of North Carolina" was organized at Shoe
He-:, in Robeson county, on the 1st of Octo-ber
las:, with the following named gentlemen
a* iu officers : Pr*» ideal, Rev. Roger Mar
tin, of Robeeon ; Vice-President, T. 0. Wil-liams,
of Warren ; Secretary, Rev. R II.
Whitaker, of Wake ; Aseistant Secretary, E.
8. Lathrop, of Robeeon; Treasurer, Capt. J.
8. McQueen, of Robeeon.
—The Georgia Legislature kas paassd
a joint resolution approving the proposi-tion
that an educational fond be dis-tributed
among the States npon the baits
of illiteracy, though they want the grant
disposed of under the law of the several
8tates. The preamble recites the poverty
of the South aa tha ground for the appli-cation,
aa well aa the danger to the whole
country from the ignoranoe of any part
sf it, which is snpplsmented by the fact
that the colored half of the population
is to a lsigs extent without taxable
property.
DriiRsMi, r.ic.
W. C. P 'rt«i & Co., South Bin st.
Dealer In HarMe, Etc.
I.. Houston, South Kim Street.
k'ouudr) and Machine Miops.
Serjeant Manufacturing Co., Washington
and South Kliu ats.
Fruit Tree*, tines, &c.
J. Van. Lindley, Pomona Hill Nurserios—
Neat the City,
Furniture, Etc.
W, i: r'orbis * bio., McAdoo House,
Smith Kim st.
Harness and saddlery.
Levi Houston, South Kim st.
Jobbers In Notions. sVc.
Scott. Small A Co., South Kim st.
Jewelry, sil»er-ware. Etc.
John Chamberlain South Kim at.
■ .aw schools.
JD.I II I ill laid
and
Bobt. P. Hick.
(East Market Street.
1'ioleislouul (arils.
Kohl. A r'oard, Attorney at Law.
Scott it I'aldwell, " "
I.. 1 I. Steel,', " "
li. K. Gregory, Physician A Surgeou.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers.
Houston and Bro., South film st.
.1 W, So.lt & Co., "
ltiimin Makers. Etc.
J A C. Lewis, .South Kim si.
Raleigh Business Directory.
< letMen nod Hatters,
.v - A Co,, No 87 Fayetteville
S-. . Rale gh, N. C.
• oniitiiNMlon Mcrcbaitta, A.c.
u- ■ Hargett and Wilming
■ cMon, rum. Hides, A.C.
■ I H:.v,-., Wilmington Street.
Pichrrjnd Business Directory,
Wholesale Grocers), awe
- ■>••■- i i.i • .,,.i Dock S:
E. 3D. STBELE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OKUNSBORO, N. C.
Will practice in Stain and Federal Courts.
(V Colleotioua a Specialty.^$
Dec. 3. 1-7'.I iDG-lr
Dr R. U.. Creajory
RESPECTFULL7
OFFERS HIS
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
to the CitUen* of Gretntboro.
FEES THE NAME AS THOME
Charged by oilier Practicing
Physicians ot the City.
May 96th, 187Wy.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the un.
dersigneil iu behalf of ibe Trustees of
Oak Ridge Institute, will apply to the
rest Geiieial Assembly of North Caroli-na
for au act of Incorporation.
J. ALLEN HOLT.
M. H. HOLT.
I'rincipaU.
Nov. 10—dwlni
— As to any fault found with our second-ing
of the motion to pardoo ex GOT. W. W,
Holden, we have to lay, that a tacit statute
of limitation, enacted by time, should bo al-lows
1 to go info practical operation in thi
case. True, Mr. Holden did more lhan any
five hundred, or perhaps thoussnd men, in
North Carolina lo bring on the war of cecei*-
sion, snd after they got to "anootin' bullets''
successfully went back on his compatriots ;
but if we attempt to punish everybody who
has been thus incon-iistem iu politics we
sbsll have our bauds too full of hu-iuess. As
to his other ''high crimes and misdenMau-ors,''
ths punishment lias bad due course and
effect. Let not jostles dsgeaeemle latu ein-dictiveness.
Though uever a special admirer
of Jefferson Davis, we join our Southern
fellow-citizen* in deprecalinjj ihe persistent
stlitude of reveuge so long maintained to-wards
him by lb* Federal government. Let
UM not run inlo imitation of ihe l{ttd:c»l au-thorities
in Davis's case in our (refitment ol
Holden.
ILLINOIS.
1. William Aldxich. ill. J,a. W. Ikujftm
2. Qmtf/t R. Davis. 12. ITav :i. Sfhag
ZVorth Carolina.
The following table shows tbe vote,
by Corjgressioual district*, oast at the '} V1?ri5?^'.F»r!reIL J3- I>'=-richc'smith.
,. , .- , T, , \ n 1 rLol;uC8heraau. ,14. Joreph G. Cannon,
late elechoD, fur Presiueut, GorarDor • 5. Robt. M. A. Hawk.15. & w. Uctk t.
aud Members of Congress, in thi«State,! 5' ^gflifS?—1fe L*" A- J- -,"«**.
, ... T isr a. l\ i' ^dliamCullen. ,17. Tfm. R. Jftr.' < ,.
and will serve a good purpoat, if kept i 8. Lewis K. Paysoa 18. John B. Tl oma.' •
for reference iu future election*. Tbe \ .?.' S*? "' \fw^ I1* «* "r.Ibs»»saa«i
Independent and National votes for
Members' of Congress foot up some
5C0 votes in the State, and are net in-laded
in the table:
t L- : CONaBBHSlOHtL DIStTICT.
^-I'mnteiU—, —'V-w-n --—. —''eserui ,
Uax- Jar- i ran- IM.
* mntitl. vis. llSn,!**■■{ ,
..eaufort
lisrlie
CuiudrtO. .,
Chowan...
Currit'jck.
Hue
(iatis
Hertford..
Hvd- ....
Martin
I*w<luotaDk. 1059
Pitt 181S
TjrreU 3M
Waahingtoo tlSJ
Oar-
!:rlJ.
:'.3
rWa
in
ssa
f>Jt
1110
liHT
Mi
Han-cock.
l'e»
1103
643
r.3» m
M
into
983
81U
1IOS
1-J
671
7SH
3300
l»3
t*3
1-43
1731
533,
851
336
Hi
6 IS
i: u
593
I.i
Ss«
1033
V7S
1771
S.',3
vv>
1IM
031
C3S
'.-1
»<l
1009
Hi
799
13S«
6S4
673
7«1
333S
110
631
1743 -.»:
664
363
359
511
1S03
47»
1303
436
1070
969
17S0
343
V36
Totals... 15,043 14,83K 14.459 14.753 14.390
sxcovn oososxMiosaL PIITUCT.
OSF* Uau- Bax- Jar-flsld.
cock. ton. via Hobta
1180 3916 1190 3771
1726 »170 1723 3442
6(0 9.V) 803 940
1744 2426 1776 1772
674 796 675 803
1133 1370 10SS 1359
1514 2041 1612 2033
1366 2093 1361 2014
2427 2333 2330 3136
1652 1389 1673 1309
Crareu 2609
Baaaeeenb... ;u73
Oreene 943
Halifax ttn
Jouel sOO
Lenoir 1353
Sorthaiopton 2015
Warren 2081
Warna 2357
WUsou 1369
1138
621
609
1039
Tl
lull
91t
900
1365
698
561
766
2193
423
698
14,796
Kltch-ln.
1035
1046
859
2417
667
1066
1432
1314
2292
155S
Totals....20.2H 14,198 20,181 13,983 1J.359 14.306
VBISD coxeaasamicAL DIITSICT.
tTcioiricf.
■La lea '...,..: •,.
CarUrst
Oar-asld.
, 1337
. S»9
701
.»:.:. S23
Cnmt.irlaiid 21.17
Oaplin 1999
HarsoS 704
Moora 13*7
N.llanovsr. 22SJ
tlnalow 537
faoiler 1234
aampaou... 1026
Han-
• jck.
1378
T46
1U20
1597
2119
21.11
KM
147<
1138
11W3
1007
2122
Mux-ton.
1630
»96
70S
922
918)
1214
734
1J97
3319
CIS
1-46
Jar-vis.
1278
762
9K
1677
2J79
19*3
996
1152
1359
10U
KM
Cans- Shack-dar.
alford.
1671 1267
■.'.■■— 2109
904
760
90.1
2133
1317
094
I9M
21«3
631
1233
1649
709
9SJ
1433
2101
194S
9-S
1366
1341
919
1001
2130
Totals.... 18.0W 10,927 15,313 10.513 16.017 16,35(1
I'hathniu.
K.-anki'n.
Oranvills.
Johotton.
NasS ....
ilrsnse...
Wake... .
FOrBTH
liar-fleM.
ISM
2.H3
3173
1031
1403
196-3
4433
ci'S'iasasioSAX. niixaicT.
Hsu-cock.
2206
3o.,3
98H
90SS
1012
2637
4359
lllll-too.
18M
1991
3112
1707
1307
1914
4643
Jai-via.
2169
Met
2-31
2SC3
1556
2125
43*0
Wed-
•oa.
1916
1933
9143
1603
1353
1951
IMS
Cox.
31*7
21/36
3839
21*1
1578
2311
44*6
10. Benj. R Marsh.
XXD1AXA.
1. WilliamHeilman. ,8. KB. F. Pierce.
1 TVmtu /{. 0)66. i 0. Godlove 8. Orth.
8. .S. Af. Stockilagtr. ilO. Mark L DeMotte.
4. W. a llolinan. 11. George W. Steele.
0. 0. a Mafna. ,12. W. li. Cit-i-\.
e. Thos. M. Browne.; 13. Wm. U. Calkius
7. Stanton J. Peels. 1
low*.
1. Moses' A. McCoid. I 6. Madison E. CutU
2. Sewall S. Farwell. 7. John A. Kasson.
3. rhomas Updegrafr. 8. W. P. Hepburn.
4. Nath. C. Deenng. 9. Cyras C.Car
5. Wm. O. Thompson
Casting the Vote of North
Carolina
The Board of Eteclori Y.sta.ht
lour yaarg hence it will again be
found battling, as of yore, for eiril
liberty in tbeae United States.
The following is tbe reaolntioo,
aire Ten Votes to Hanaock and ' j which was adopted unanimously
English—Mr. Busltee to P*or ,. , ,~L
the Returns to Washington , hesolc"1' Tb»t the followinf te
. Carpenter.
Caaaas.
1. John A. Anderson.; 3. Thomas Rvun.
2. Dudley 0. Haskell.i
1. Oscar Turner.
2. Jan. A. McKenxU.
3. John W. Calditell.
4. J. Proctor Knott.
5. AlbtHS. Willis.
XE.MTICET.
«. John U. Carlisle.
7. Jot. i' 8. Blackburn.
S. /'. B. Tncnapsoa, Jr.
9. John D. Whi! ■.
10. K'.ijih V. Philter.
LOrjIUlHa.
1. KaadaB /.. Gibson.- 4. .V. C Ulan- hnr■'..
2. £. Jo/.n KWs. I 5. ./. Fl-:uJ, King.
3. Chester B. DarrolL1 0. £. W. Bohajon.
nan.
1. Thomas B. Bead , 4. GaoaoaW. LADD.
2. William P. Prye. 5. TBOKP. H. Utn :,r
3. Stephen 1). Liudscyl
msvi-.isi),
1. 0. W. Oovingkm. . 4. /,'oWf .W. jfeXane.
2. ,/. F. C Tullvt. I 5. A. 0. Chmnan.
3. F. S. imitztll. : 6. Milton G. I'rner.
»U*SACni-K£TTS.
1. WiiiiBm W. Crapo.
2. Benj. W. Harris.
3. A. A. Itanney.
4. Leopold Moris.
7. William A. Russell.
8. John W. Candler.
9. William W. Rice.
10. AiuAKA Norcrosi.
SelwynZ. Howinanill. Gea r>. Robiuson.
C. Eben F. Sujne. I
1. Henry W. L-rd.
2. Edwiu Willits.
3. Edward S. Lacey.
4. Julius C. llurrowa,
5. George W. Weber.
II. <). LasBpaulJing.
7. Omar 1). Conger.
8. RoswellO. Ilorr.
9. Jay A. llobbell.
imjto
—A Telegram to Gen.
Mancovl.:
I Raleigh Newe-ObeerTerDse. 2.1
At noon yesterday the twelve
;electord of this State met in the
I Senate chamber. Thev were culled
I to order by Mr. l-'ab". H. BtiBbee,
j who announced the purpose of the
Betting, ,c«>'. tlM certificate of ilir
GoTemor of the presence of th«
proper electors, and theu called
tbe roll. All the electors wen
pteeent, answering to their names
as follows: At large, Aimes M
, Leach, F. H. Busbre; first district.
T. K. Jernigau; second district,
Henry R. linan, thiid district. 1>.
II. McLean; fourth district, W. I'
Green; Itllh dietI lot, F, 0. k.ibbm-.
sixth district, 1>. .\. Covingtoti;
Sfveifih district,T. F. Klotts; eighth
district, James M. Gadget,
Tbe board then organized bj
: elecliog <ien. ■' M".Leach president,
he hiving been placed iu nomina
tion by Mr. Heury i; Bryan, Uo
taking the chair, Gen, Leach spoke
at considerable length, and in •::.-
usual pungent sty le.
eae*
j O.'i ni.it:,HI of Mr. Jernigatt, Mr,
I). A. Ooviogton was elected *t •
tarv.
The next, business in order was
tbe nomination of North Carolina's
catidi.laie for President ol the
United Slates.
Mr. 1). H. McLean placed before
the boaiil the name of Get-. Win-
Held H. Hancock, us the eandi!.:.
of one luud'ed and twenty-Are
•housand patriots of >'orih Caro
Una. He eulogised GITI. Bjincock
Totals.. 16,635 17,-43 16.050 17.14S 16,;fl 17,647
«'., liar-celd.
. 1247
. 1747
18.14
Alaui*nci>
t'aswaU..
Usvldaon
i .uilord.... 22:13
Person 1123
KaiKlolph... 1111
UoCk.ligUSa 1639
NT.ikta . loo:i
Totals.
os .UEHMOSAL insi'sagr.
Uau- Bex.
cock, ton,
127."
1710
1IU
1157
17*1
I'll!
-.•le
24^3
1244
2219
U03
1*14
1503
'.►oo
vis. Eeogh. Sealci.
1447 1216 1449
1410 l-*3
1746 1116
22.-.1 22UI
l:io« st',9
1976 17f5
2361 '*?'»
1181 --
1473
1756
2100
1-66
2*01
2113
1-216
.. 123SOT 13.977 19,607 13,715 11.631 13,634
SIXTH cosoansioaaa I»I«TKICT.
liar- llftii- Box- Jar.
OCX, ton. via.
A mon..
Crl.l. •••as
024
1133
WM. HALL'S
BALSAM
Cures Colds, Pneumonia, Bronchitis.
Astbma, Croup, Whooping tough, aaa
all diseases of the Ureatslng Organs.
It soothes and heals the Uerabrane of
the Lungs, Inflamed and pelsoaed by
tbe disease, and prevents the night-sweats
aud tightness across the criest
which accompany IL COSSlTJHTIOX
Il not an Incurable maladr. It Is only
necessary to have the right remedy,
and HALL'S BALSAM Is that remedy.
OO.VT HKSI'Alli OF BELIEF, for
this benign specific will cure yen,
eren though professional aid fails.
HENRY'S
CARBOLIC SALVE.
I7«« Mont Powerful Healing
Agent ever Discovered*
Hrnrp'* Cnrbolio Salve hralt biinu.
Hs-nrf/'sr ' .ii-ftn.',> S-ilr* ri.re-a torrg.
Jlfitry'm Carbolic Sulro allays j»ni«.
//-MM/'* Carbolic Halve cures eruption*.
Henry's Carbolic Sulrs hculs pimmlms.
Henry's C'arbvlio Halve hrals brul$ei.
Aak for Ilenrr'.), and Take No Other.
t^ DEWAUi: OF COL'yrgRFEITS. JK%
TOWNSLEY'S
TOOTHACHE AWDDYME
< IRES IN ONE HIINIJTK.
— Jud(to Lowell, of MaMMlioaetU, i*
pDguged 1B perfecting a bill nitli a view
to auotber bankrnpt law. .!■...-.: z. frt>ii'
lip- abritraci uf bis lain reviaai, it will b«
a manifest improvement on the law jus:
ezpiiiug. There ought to be a general,
uuifcrm and permanent bankrupt law, ;,*
contemplated by the .:..:..-.■: • of the con-
Mtitation. Adi.liculty will be fonnd in
; i.i't- )■>:' -■.':. l^w at occu huuabie to the
grvat bu-iineAs ceutreH and to the rural
population uf tbe country. How far
Judge L. haa succeeded iu obviating this
difficulty we cannot nay.
If it Would not (jo too far toward estab-lishing
a big Nun spelling the nation,
we shonld aleo favor a uniform and gen-eral
divorce iaw. A few days ago w«* pub-lished
an account of a poor fellow who
get so ninch married and'divorced in the
8tatea of Ohio and Illinois, that he found
himself neither married nor divorced in
either State, or married and divorced iu
both States, he did not know which 1 It
waa insoflerably mixed Nothing short
of national authority can simplify these
conjugal difficulties.
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.MeekIeob.!n; 3345
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MISVESKT.I.
1. Murk H. Dunne", i 3. Wm. D.Wiuhlurn. HI ail eloquent lliantici, :i» a Boldier
2. Horace B. Stmil. I
MIHSIBSIPPL
1. Henry L. Muldron.; 4. /.. //. D.ioi.*.
8. Van U. Manning, j 5. Churls K. Hooker.
3. Hernnn'lo >'.MuueyA (J. Jitmes H\ C n* ...
HmaoUBL
1. Jforfw L. Oardy. , S. R T. Van } I -■ ,
'_' Jhonai A'len. , 9. NICBOLXS FOBU,
3, R. Oraham Frost. 10. J. U. Burroughs.U.
I Zivtrwies // Davis. 11. John li. Clark, Jr.
.'.. RieAard/'. Bland. 12. H,"i.. n //. // ',.
6. Ira8. HsteltJne, (i. 13. Aylett II. I> ■■■
7. Thomas N. li ice. G.
SEnitiSKA.-Edward K. Valentine.
sTSraDa.—Georae W. Cattidy.
SEW HlStl'Sllllli:.
I. Joshua G. Hall. I 3. Evans W. Fair.
'I. Jauiej F. Briggs. •
NEW JEI1SXV.
rottls..:. ltLSH 17,100 13.824 16.8M 12.366 16,401
bF.vSNIU C IXOEKSSIOSaL DISIBII.T.
Ale sunder
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Pavfe....
Pomyu..
ImdeU...
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.-urrr.
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laili.n ..
ila.-
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911
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13VI
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1163
Jar-vis.
793
614
1027
MS
1705
2340
19.9
1370
672
H-o
920
Kur-clies.
373
201
1017
91S
173»
1016
1204
952
617
1661
1163
Arm-
B.ld.
784
483
1012
S47
17il
2243
l!8»
1339
031
14.12
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ToUl*.. I1.SS8 14.210 11.32] 13.778 ll.Ssl 13,331
Judge Schenck Indicted.
Edey's Carbolic Troches,
A SURE PREYENTTVE OF
Contagious Diseaae« Colds. Boaraecei
Ci^Aithena. n-nd Whooping Coufrh.
}■:■■.-. in-.it to tho Tasto.
Mi Dzygmtej Bitters
BeUeve Dyupevala and Billousmeas.
;.r»- i OI! SALE BY ALL PRVOGISTS.
t >t.l> 1 ttoiic: .1 .. jjn;.
1. Uoesieux, 14U liaiu Street.
JOHN !•'. HKNRY, CTJjajlAN * CO.,
i-oi.s nutnuiToH*
24 Colic ;•• P'.ocn, New York.
[Goldsboro Meisenger, Dec. 3d.]
We have received a comtutimen-tion
trom a leliable soorce in Pam-lico
county, aeverely coodenming
the cour.i«of Judgp David Scbeuck
at the Painlico Superior Court.
Oar informant, and hfi is a gentte-man
of unqnestioncd veracity,
states that the grand jury found it.
Deceesary to indict Jndgo Scbeccb
lor a failure to discharge his dm it-.
thereby putting the county to much
aniieccessary expense. it seems
that the Judge only opened court
on Tuesday ruoroiug and theu :.„.--::
ly called over the dockets, continu-ing
all casee where the lawyers ot
parties to the suit happened not to
he present, and adjourned the c>n.!t
tine liie.tbrec hours after OOOVeniDg,
but left the grand jury i:t session
without fixing any time for their ad*
journmeut. Onr eorreapondenl
lurther says that Judge Sohenck
was notified soon .iltei the adjoarn-rnent
of the fact that a negro 'irieo::
er vrastherj in jail on the charge< f
larceny, the grand jnr.v having
found a true bill, that the judge
agrsed to re-open the court to dis-pose
of the case, but aubsc-queutlj
got in his baggy and bid adiea to
the village just atTthe deputy oherili j l George Jt.'toai
was en route to tbe court room
with tin prisoner. For this the
gi-uMid jury indicted the judge.
roitntw.
Ilui.rombe..
ilurke
csldwsll
Caeickee....
•'lay
■ U-velaiid..,.
llarwooel....
BeaaSrsoa...
Jackson
Mscon
Madiion
Mil.liell . ..
MeDewelL..,
Polk
Rutherford..
Swain
Trsoajlvsnia
Yaae.y
iiar-a.-
id.
I.".91
79 I
443
649
In?
.'.:i"-
;o7
SM
261
336
11.4
9-;
410
1207
101
284
441
SOXGSESSIOStAL DUTUICr.
ilan- Sax- Jar- At.
cock.
199S
1126
984
722
305
1730
932
674
077
740
25 i
614
817
3.15
1236
308
401
713
ton.
ISM
816
419
613
181
644
44o
843
215
267
loss
963
:7s
423
1218
07
284
418
Vl«.
1926
1674
971
748
360
1091
90S
646
656
7-3
937
497
771
S30
1201
404
390
080
kins. Vance.
1013 1805
67
287
284
126
342
170
SSI
lo3
llu
435
363
378
343
871
6
,137
265
1007
941
718
337
1067
64*
0*3
53'.
6 6
9-9
SO*
472
331
1203
'. J
60S
612
1. Goo. M. Robesnn.
8. John n. llrcwer.
3. Miles Ross.
4. Jfairy 8. Harris.
SEW
1. Perry IMmont.
'1. Win. t. Roheion.
3. J. Hvatt Smith. I.
4. Archibald M. BUsr.
5. Benjamin H"«, 1.
(i. Satn iei S. Cox.
7. Philip II. Dagro.
H. Ansou d, MoCook. 125. Fnnk IIiscoc..
9. Fernando Wood, lift John si. Camp.
10. Abram 8. lleiriit. 27. Klbri'geG.Lapbstu
11. Levi 1'. Morton. S& Jere'iii'hW.Dnitilit
1± Waldo IMrhins. 139. 1). P. Riebardson.
li. John H. Ketcham. 30. JoLu Van Vnorhis.
5. John Hill.
*'.. Pbiueas Jones.
7. A. A. Ilardenbtr.jh
18. John llammonil.
19. Al.ra'ra X. Parker.
SO. Gcr^e WesL
21. I'erris Jacobs, Jr.
22. Wwaer M.ll«r
23. t'yrus l>. I'r.-scott.
|24. Joseph M .- :;
14. Istcis Beach.
15. Thomas t'ornell.
lb\ Michael -V. Xolan.
17. Walter A. Wood.
31. Up h.inl Orowlej.
S3, Jonathan SeoviK.
33. Ilt-ury Vat. Aci^i-.m
I60ST8 CAK<ii.is*.
Total. .. 11.2M 16,894 10,990 15,02* 6.244 14.0V9
House of Rrprt'HCiilittives.
The uatnra of ths ruembers of the
House of Reproseutatives of the Forty-seventh
Congress who have beau elected
appear below, assigned to their respec-tive
States aud districts. The unices
of Republicans aro printed in romcD,
thoso of Democrats in Juliet, and thor-o
of Greenbackers iu SMALL CAI-ITALS; In-dependents
aud Ueadjusters are jndi-catud
by abbievialions. With tho Re-publicans
havo been classiCed Siaiih,
Independent, of New York, aud three
1. Louis ('. l/ltham.
2. Orlando liubbs.
3. .7. W. Shackelford
4. Wm. li. G».\ "
0. Alfred M. Scales.
il Clement Doted.
7. Rooerl F. Armfittd.
». Robert 11. Vance.
1. Benj. BuUerworth. 11. rJenrfS. NeaL
i. Tnomas L. Touag.113. Qtargt .'.. Chm-erse.
3. Henrj [a ilorey. 13. Koson .
4. Brusnuel Scbultz.
5. Benj. he Ftvre.
6. James M. KiU'hic. lii. 'JorniD. Dpdegnff.
17. Wm! McKinii v J,.
14. '.>••;•;- u: Gtd !es.
ilo. RufusB. Dawes,
pure patriot aim statesman.
Thie nominatiou .•..,« giauefull;,
seconded by Mr T. R. Jertiigu .
i; speech fail ol vigor, which tva re
reived with marked approval. In
the coarse ol his n •:> uks he said:
Iti thebeaa'ifnl e'ory m Ti „,
dens of Warsaw i' ■- related ■-.,
when one ol I lif i1':. ^!i rhii Fisins
lef: his palace Oil 1 — b.nnkN ol rli
Vistala tor Uie seat ol war. he wat
Mcompaniejjiby a y jang mat ihei
uukiiown to i,imp.
As the little colamn, a: ..
head of wb'c't Tbaddens was sta
tionrd, saceoded the heights nl Lin
ing aud he was etulili-i], by thi
bright ht-ams of the evnning HUT», IU
see iii Ihe distance tbe broad Ci n ;
and patriotic army ol Ids prince, hi
exclaimed, "Can I bebold lottha
sight and despair of UIP freed >m ol
Poland f"
When I looked to the north am!
to the soiltii and saw, liy the light
of the constitution, four millions ol
Ireemen quietly leave their bodies
and deposit their hallo's in favor ol
tbe principles of American liber-ty,
ami then returning unmolested,
I beheld a sight as glorious as any
tbat ever gladdened the vision ol
the Polish hero, and with equal
pride, can exclaim, ''We should
never despair ot the republic." As
the K'ltnan Senate, nl'ei the disis'-
rous battle of Canaa* voted a reso
1 u t it in of thanks loVarro and Ins
legions, so ita\i- H ■ ■ nvi ue<l in ii'i
capitol tn-daj to y . e uui thanks,! \
if were to Hancock . :: i the men who
were ;:ue " '...ii in the recen i
tion.'il contest, and ; i assure th ...
that, altuoogh nni<u< essful, the
. tele-gram,
sigued by tbe president and
secretary ol this Bosrd of Electors,
be sent Geu. Hsncock:
UALKIGH, >'. C, Deo. 1, 1880.
Ihe Board of Elector* of Sorth Car-olina
to Gen. Winjield S. Han
cock—Greeting:
Though defeated, the beam of
"ur peonle is wi.'b yon TheiV.,i»ii.
iniranou lor your patrotism and de"
votiou to eival liberty is unabated"
North Carolina to-day gives you
her ten votes for President.
(Signed) J. M. LKACII. President.
1). A. COVIHUTON, Sec'y.
This concluded the business be-fore
the board, saving the signing
of the certificates of election. These
e»rtilleates weie signed in triplicate
and delivered to the inesseuger,
Mr. Bosbee, who will bear them to
Washington, when they will be
pened in the pretence of the two
boast i ol Congress.
7. .'.' ■! /'. Lmlom.
8. J. Warren Kaifer.
!'. J*-. S H..Ion, HI
10. John It. Rice.
beai' grial oi a! il S ■. li
18. A s. HeClure.
r.i. £^rB K. lavlor.
20. Amos lownsenu.
Repiiblioan Greenbackers of Missouri.
Tho lint, which is complete, contains
152 Republicans, 137 Democrats, and
4 Greenbackers:
ALABAMA.
1. Thos. Ii. Ihrndon. 5. Thomas Williams.
2. Hilary A. Herbert
3. Wi:li':m C. "tl's.
I i'., •■ i/. S»e«y.
6. George W. //ewefl
7. Wm. II. Fur.tey, J.
8. Win MM M. LOWE.
AtKVSSAH.
1. Pobtdexter 1'unn. i 3. ./.nii« K. Oraoem.
2. James K. Jones. I 4- ITaomas Af- Hunter.
CAl trollMA.
1. H'//i. S Roster ias.1 3. Campbell /'. Berry.
2. Horace F. Page. ' *. Bomnalrlo Faeheeo
cxavoaaOo. -James B. Belford.
COHSTICTICCT.
1. • lin It. '•lick. ; 3. tohn T. Wait.
2. James /' •;•>• 4. i'redirK-k M:ief.
lOAWint- FAieard L. Martin.
FLOBXDa,
1. It. II. M. Davids m. 2. Jsste J. Finley.
C.T.- ROIA.
G. J.mw //. B.'oun,.
7. Judsoa C. Cemenli.
3. l-'.i'ip C«4.
4. ii gh it'-,-:-li
o. -N. J. Jlanuai..uL
S. A'.'x. .'I. Stephens.
•j. Emory Speer, I.
ontoos. - M. C George.
PESSSVLVAST*.
1. Homv II. Binghatu lo. Cornel. C. Jailwin.
2. CharlesO'NeilL lift Robt J. <J. Walker.
3. Sam. J. Randall. |17. Jacob M. Campls-ll
4. Win. D. Kellev. 'IS. Horatio G. Fisher.
6. Alfred C Harmer. 19. K E BeUzlux>mr.
6. William Ward. 20. Jlndmc '/'. Curfui.
7. William Godshalk. 21. tforoan /.'. Wise.
H. Daniel ErmenlrcnL 33. ItusseJI Errett.
'.'. A. Horr Smith. 33. Ti.. s. M. Bavne.
10. Wm. Mutchler. 21 V.' s.sinilk nbergn:
11. Robert Kloti. 23. uamei Miugnne, (i
12. Jos. A. Si.mul.il. 26. Samuel II. Miller.
13. Chas. N. Brumin.GJ27. lewis F. Watson.
14. Samuel t. Iiirr.
nnona ISLAND
1, Nelson W. Aldxich. 2. Jonathan Chi ;.
BOCTH caaoi rsa.
1. JohnS. RicAaidson: 4. ,11. II. Ei-in*
2. -If. /'. (/Connor. \ '•■ Seorgt D. ilii'ai'in.
3. /'. Wyall Aiktn. '
lENSEStE.
1 A II. Petliljono. 6. John F. 11
2. LoonidasC. Hook. 7. W. C. WhOOornt.
J, i;...r-ie ''. I'ib'-'i. 8. ./ »., S. I. All 1.
4. B,.t„n McVilin. 9. Ch'ls. II. >r Ion.
.:. 1 ;,■•'■ ud H'oisir. 10. William B. Moore.
IEIiS.
I. John H. Reagan. 4 Roger Q. MUli.
3. David B. Culberson 5. George W. Jones, J.
3. Olin Western. I 6. Cohtmbus l)
VERMOXI.
1. Charles H.Jiyc,. , S. William W. Gront
2. Jamei M. Tyler. !
VIMOISIA.
1. George F. liarrisoni 6. John B. TVtdfw.
2. JnLn P. Dezendorl 7 .foAs jfonit, Readj.
3. reorgs Ii. Wise. H. J.hn >". Baroour.
Carolina neois aaim f»n >b< •■
• • • .
Mr. !•'. C. Bobbins also spoki
briefly, but pertinently, seconding
the iioraitiation.
Messrs. Gudger and Green w< i
j then appointed tellers, and th • bal
I lot was had, resulting i;i the casting
| of the State's ten votes lor II.;-
cock
N :....ti>:.:-. foi Viet" Presideni
being next iu ord •■ Mr, Gndg
in wvlitiin. d and pei i." 'it r- ui irl
p| iced before the :>.. .i d the i.
I of William II. Bnglisu.
Mr. i". il. !•: '■■ i i a neal
speech, seconded Ibis nominn inn.
in the course ol his remarks warm,
ly commended Mr. Kuj ishV ilcvu
tion to 'he principii • I iii.- |»artt
T'.i ballot for Vic ■ i' eflideut « is
then hail, resulting in the entire
ten votes being given to Mr. I!ri
glish.
For Ihe posit i >:i 'i -■■ • •'■< f i
bear the ■ »itifii I ret m ns .'i th -
,.|,c i . to :'.i P-i sideut I
Sena:.1 a: Washiug'oi . Mr. T. F
Kluti/. nominat'-d '■'. !' •■. IT. i: -
bee, aud be was • .::■ n unaiiiinons-
Mr Henry R. Bryan iflered the
following resolution, and in i s
! support made some strikingly elo
queut remarks iu i gard
The Senate Reading Clerk.
1. C. Brans in Keic'sTllle Times
Dee* laberVd.]
W. crave pardon for devoting a mito of
ihe apaoe we have ased for years ,u iwne-
Ull |otii re, '•■►I'iMkinga fi.wplaiiif.Lcis
of ourselves We want tbe above posi-i.
iii. Alreadv bronzed cards arc out
i.on, othei candidates, and we hive
letters trom theirdiffarent friends
advancing iheir elaims s. uico voting
men « !:.,.... up} a toplofl |ioeitiou in iho
pub ic esteem and can heal Henry Clay
himself ou ar.iuaroretJ be ure tho Sounle.
w ■ need tbe place.
I here are nicer nan, as lo eombine the
1 arranging their sbirl Imutui,
x can show a rustier aw.n.l from
A| i>.iiuniox.
SI I we admire Ibeil fi ,•;.:, for working
\ .. IJ .-*-. 1 l||M |lisC8.
A'eask our friends if we li«i- aur i., work
i r Ihe place. W.. ssk -■ it. ■ \'i ice,
• -■ Van a s bo when ., nandidala tor
■ ' ; . ' ":/ saij si lbs k I sod uu-
II of -I ni in- A. Gray, of
'•■-'-...,.. ■ Via '■ II iiel iu A.lo.'bir...
he inl u.lrd Iu "|,til a gold
i r ■ mer. We eal i tli.- gauer.
■ ■ al |ieak . wui 1 • : u. now for
■•• . • nit •■ 'i Th it', ri ig nub.
We ask He-oitor Kausoui, who u few
lo- t- ecliuii .,- Seaalor
"« i his i ,. i Farboro
II -i ■: I., as h- i
■' ■ ' l.rs - my ;'. su I, i. lial sh ill I ilo,
. o you '" u::.'. when SBSWeri d, " Nothing,
oral," i.. tnptly repl od, " Vee, I know
i. place I 'iai will suit you." We n»w ask
.■■ ill iri-d and elegant Raiiaomto speak
wor<l for us for Reading Clark „i tho
. ilm s Ihe place will a ill ua. and,
.- too.
We a8k Col Dill Maunders who knew us
the war, I. it better knows oar record
I'rom tli8 late aa<l lamented Kogleliard
xhoM division ws setved. He could
'■ »e •«'.! him ,.f a eomplimenl in the last
days of the war, seni by (.en. I.-, and
,i * ...leil us from Wile il's lleailijusrters,
. - .'.lie "lit. anil recommending it
•• others in tl.e line, lor a i liallsage drill
are iss-ieil to any company iu lbs army.
We :i-i. (!..-.. Jarvis for tbh genial suo-
-■.::M. of warmest approbation even though
lie says and does nothing. Kor he ahoulil
remember thai "old fcWkinghsm,'1 whose
Vl .;:-. gave liiin o.i' rivSM ot sll Ins uia-joriiy
anil laJgely u-i|i«d lo "aave ibe
Stati "
We ask Raleiifb win,., people we have
to ■-.! I": t. x'.t and (lav, its bueioess in-tereets
daily written up, iu professions
and public enterprises dsilj helperl on
::. ev, :y nay we coulj, now to put is a
n onl
Wi uoe I tbe place.
i >.. friends know m as a good reader, a
sroi '.^i and
■V ■ . i tlo pis ..
i. j'"aepli Jj.-.-eiKsa 9. Mr. Fsi*er«oii,Rdj liancock and his pasl
5. George C. CabeO.
to ti'-:..
iiresent
WEST VIE.tSla.
1. Beny-min H"i'voii. I 3. John £ A'en .a.
2. John BUar line. '
wisuossm.
1. Cha« G. Williams. 5. Kdu-ard A Bragg.
2. 1. iciou B. CasweU. 6, Richard Gaeniber.
3. Gea C. iisailton. | 7. H. L- Humphrey.
4. Peter V. Dtuster. I 8. Thad. C. Pound.
position, as a glorious example -i' ■■
statfsuiaii and Amei an patriot.
He spt-ke ofthegootl fight in North
Carolina, a fight cros tl d Wi'll lull
soccess for the D-mocracy. Though ftnou* and honorable men. Aud
defeated, yet tbat part> has saved this hedoaeonly after the ex-the
consimitiou o! the couutry. peiiment has been tried."
Bbptists oo Internj aranos.
hi ir !..'.• Stati i nvenlion
...'.. - adopted :. .- mlutiou lo
.:. ' : next I.";: datura to
|.i '■ •■ • ■ li ■ dihtilla'i TI and sale >.f
spiiils, and the Biblical Re-
■•■: r in alluding ti> it says:
••Tin- resolution instrncting the
U iard ol Missions to memorislixe
I, Legislature iu reference to letn-
I : i- ha I DO political hearing.
M i iy oi tbe best citizens of the
Stan are alarmed at tbe amount ol
intetnpeiance among the people,
lortified ni the display ol vice
.-•iii e occupying positions of
. Allll till r i- ;>. • ti led run
n in i he [»ar( ol the (Ibristian
i .. ui the State, both ^r tbe well
•'. our social inti rests and
,■ • ■■_:'<■. •■ give • lieii
.:. .- . i lougei to mi • of inlem
pei ••• habits. The w ii ■'•• mattei
g i hi summi il up, so fai as «e
mill n II l . si .i wai ning to the
I liticil i aities, aud a di claratiou
tin i .: |i..: henceforth to vote for
• • ■ " - , II :i • bis illiiiatioiis
i ' rm, who is not a
. . In >rable and temperate
.•. :.,... \\ e would lik to
iie in i lulacture .I'I 1 sale ol spiritn-
.• •- i itraii ■ d and abated ;
e again advise the people to
• be •* ': si applicaiion ol the
dons ol the existing laws on
■;,i nliject. There is very little
toeitber wait for or expect
onal action on the part ol the
siature. The remedy is In tbe
'sown bands. It' we remain
.i In nie ami refuse to Vote for in-empeiste
and immoral candidates,
tin n th • parties will nominate vir-